New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10
IRELAND.
vo.,.r Holidays Retrospect.
TnC BnatN@ Ill OF

~ ,..,,sntsry recess ahOrds lelsure,-noW
a.. .ss,ion is pastor looking at what
tp'' son. for u.s. 10 the way Of legislation as
Nus r.. s,.pcrg at our condition aud pros
wen s,,Iv. And, in good truth, it ia no heavy
FeV' .ovies the amount Of benefit we have de-
'A'N the labors Of the venerable aud vigil
N.sn,rdians Of our National Interests in West
.'.,sr. nor. so far as can see, to strike the
t.p.,cs Of the advantage Ireland is to obtain
En-, e;tbe, Of the rival parties in Parliament-of
So Govsrpment that is, and the Government that,
A.. told. is upon dissolution, TO replace it
r.. ere they blended into one, we should not
I'ncb the better always supposng that they
ws-a 10 pursue unitedly, as they are doing autag
o,i,,icaly. their favOTlte cr0tchets, and leaving
,L material interests Of this country 70 take care
- themselves after FIVE years OF famine, disease,
the arrangements resulting from an entire change
In the Navigation laws aud those regarding food,
the intrOo uctiOn of an Ill dgested system Of Poor
Lsws-in the midst of famine, and the Encum-
bered Estates Sale Act-Ss an experiment, and
while whole districts deserted by unpareled
emigration, aud ubcutivated from the unsettled
state Of land tenure and the relation between the
tenant and bic landlord.
The Government that is, are bent only on pro-
tectiDe us from the aggression OF the old gentle
man that enjoys security in his own palace from
the protection Of strangers and though they won
settle the tenant right for the propretors and
farmers, that they may work away together at
the land, nor allow parliamentary inquiry INTO
the actual condition Of the people, to ascertain
what changes in pOOrhouse management might be
REQUIRED 10 employ the INDECENT aud relieve the
overbuTdened landowners, nor decide upon
Western packet station 10 carry out railway
lines complete inland navigation, ana give the
oonntrv her riehtful share Of the advantages OF
the Primste call himself his Grace OF Armagh.
mo, Dr Murray ,tyle himself I" Lord Archbishop
M Dublin" And the Government that wants 70
be besine these mighty boons' the coniertinS oi
which in become with oar present rulers aoso'
lp,elv a mopon ania absorbing every thlng else
viii add that Of cOn6scating charities Ielt 70 the
bi,bons If the fine of 900 per oheDse does not
nrevail over their love OF Territorial titles,
and that Of prohibition OF publishing bulls from
Rome; and though they don't promise to DO any
of the things the neg ect OF which by the present
Government 10 keeping this nation prostrate' nor
afford any encouragement TO the improvements VI
fisheries by constructing harbors, nor aid 10 worn
ips mines or retaining waste lands, they will ex
tend theipcome tax TO Ireland, aud make bread
little deArer. And as to centralizlng-caTylng on
10 London the administrative boards oil our Ma
tiopAl Institutions, thus diminishing the expehui
ture Of the saltries in the country, raised OIL the
country, and INCREASING the evils OF sbsenteelsm
ing commerce by carrying off the board that SD
perlntends 1.-THE Conservative " little finger
would be thicker than "the loins' OF the Wings.
DoINGs OUT OF PARLIAMENT.
The Ministry are doing little-thst 10, little that
IL adyantageous-and the Parliament Is helping
them. What is doing out of Parliament
With the exception Of the Estates purchased
bat not tenanted upon a recOnstructive princl
pie-waitDg the adjustment of the Land ques
tion and a better organization OF the Poor Law
system, and the districts desolated and deserted
by death and emigration, the people are busy at
farm labor; those who have resident and const
derate landlords, encouraged by reduction OF rent
which makes them hope for "the good time
coming and those who have not resolved to
"warstle" on with logged desperateness tor an
other EARN hope OF sending men TO Parliament
NJ the next election, who will obtain for them
their cherished tenant right
The Tenant League look forward to the same
criss-have tried, In Limerick, DuOgsrvon, Long
ford, unsuccessfully, TO have a tenant right men
Der returned and are now satisfied with keeping
the subject alive In the peoples minds TIL the
"better time comes.
For, the Aggression" controversy absorbE
every other. Father lgnatius lectures on his
"CTussde' for the conversion OF Englsnd,-uslng
as mighty motive that every Catholic shall
offer up daily pray er therefor, that 1t is return
ing meant gOUO, for medltated evil and the sure
way of nullityiDg the evil intended And Dr
CAhnl breaches aud prints to show that the ne,
preston Bill is based upon perverted We" oil
Romansm, and calls for Catholic defence
Association" of Ave hundred thousand Irish, and
two hundred thousand British Catholic youths
if it should pass to render il practically nulIty'
And the Primate, DR.. Cullen and the Archbishop
OF Tuam DIR MScHsle, issued pastorAls calling
upon the Catholics to establish the Catholic
University the best proof OF sheu hatred oil the
Governme MT that could persecute their blshoPs'
awell as the most eiiectual means OF taking inc
Education of the people out Of their hands, and
training up race for resisting their tyrsnnical
asgessions, ,..s...,
beat the Protestant drum ecCleslastc TO arms,
in support of the Ministerial messure-as lar al
it goes, and in hope that, In Committee aud tue
Lords 1t shall be made TO 60 the right length ;
and auch hold has the subject taken on the public
mind that At the recent Rotunda Religious ami
versAries-st which, as the spiritual good OF the
ROmsn Catholics was declared to be one main
object Of the Societies, controversy was, hereto
fore, etchewed, and politics prescribed the rope
and his Bulls, and his aggression, ana MS
canon law, and his whole sy stem were the staple
OF nearly ali the speeches. But the Csth0lcs are
TO have their field day, too, In the form OF an
Aggregate Meeting, TO protest sBsinst the threat
eDeO penal enactment; anC 70 take measures loI
preventing its passing into a law.
Then, reports come across tse chanhei OF con
versions TO the Church of Rome, OF eiereymen IN
scores, and lsymen Of Tauk-men, not nSeiy to
be dupeo as Archdescon Manning aud Hope the
eminent LAWYER, and ii. Z. And some three hua-
dred more, the AdreTfiSer tells US, are on the
viDg-Nho, like the hundred and twenty Oxford
and Cambridge clerics that have already entered
tie Roman Catholic Cburoh-could NOT form a
separate Anglican Church for want OF bHhop
and have found the way smooihed Tor shem o.
this MEASURE of tho Popes that has excited al
this commotiop, namely, the conversion OF N'csts
Apostolic into Bishops. But our Irish Protestant
Clergy have theiE answer 70 all ths-thonSh tue
EDgnsh Bishops forgot TO include the Ir'sh 40
their ADDRESS 10 the Queen against the "Aggres
sion" ard have neglected them again IN then
address 70 Il cir clerey against TracGsrianisn "a
for instance, Rev VIM McllwSine OF Belfast IN
h,s letter to Rev. w LockhArt-Oue OF the Goa
vertsd English clergy, who, with Father hlno.h d.
al Italian, are how leoturlDg IN Beiisst GA she