New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Mr. Crawford he would give Of the ten millions sser

ling si .ch the Church property estimated. mil
/ hon TO the Soman Catholic Church.-As the Original
owner and lsrgcS boiy-ss free gift for ever: half
much 20 the Protestant. EplscopGans and the SAM
TO the Prcsbytersns. all disconnected from the state
The rest he would have appropriated to the national
improvement in ciucaticn and other things Of com.
mon interest
The meeting was held in tho Ro,unda yesterday. G.
IL Moore the member for Mayo, wao originated the
Equality movement presided. Therc were about two
hundred Romsn Catholic elergymen snd laymen pres
ent The only one Of the Hierarchy from whom let.
ter was read. WIS Archbishop NaeIIAle. A. the pr
mary object OF the meeting lay the foundation at
measures for the subvcrsion Of the Irish Church rs
Enlistment HIS Grace reminded them tia, lii was
no, any fresh evidence Of the evil working OF thst
hdeous abuse that led the determination 10 do away
with the mons,rous grievance OF the ssccndsncy
Enlistment; hut the hru and vigorous resolve %
guppe with the huge injustice and no, TO relax from
strenuous oxertions 10 aba,e until the country shah
be relieved OF its disastrous pressure"
There were nearly thirty cf the lately Chosen nam.
bers Of Parliament present; and these with the other
lsymen-mosily Of the middle claSsarc Of the extreme
policy of the Brigade The Clergy mustered very
strong. But not few-as Maurice Connel NJ T. for
Kerry and those with whom united the Liberals
Protestant in carrying emsnopation-werc absen, Mr.
Scrsean; Shoe fer Kilkenny who has the carriage
Of Mr. Sharman CInwfords Tenant Right Bill through
Parliament. declared they were only commencing thai
day what they should have begun the day after the
Emancipation Bill was passed
The resolutions declared religious equality in the eye
o. the law, TO be the right Of lrishmen-the lrirh
Church herewith the neccs-
sy OF it, abolition In order the content and peace Of
the country. rs AZ once badge OF conquest and 3
legsigcd robbery of the Catholic population. which.
while il insults and wrongs the people. convulses
society ard impresses the Catholic people with the
belief that the Legislature which sanctions ts continu
hose 20 the peace and prosperity OF this King
dom" The resolutions further discaim any Interior
aim At Catholic ascendsncy but declare scquesence
in any righteous disposal of the Church property for
national purposes. And Mr. Moore was instructed TO
bring the subject before Parliament at tire earliest pos.
siblc moment
OtheI resolutions cleared slllaw - be wrongths i'm
pose penalties the eccleisos ofany Church. pro
hibit their religious socmncs, the exclusion Of any
from any offices under the crown Of religion
or that impose oaths test Mr. Keogh wa. instructed
to bring in bill for the repeal Of all such enactments
the clauses OF the Emancipation Act that exclude
Roman Cotholics from being Of the Priyy Council or
Lord Chancellor, or Lord Lieutenant, or Commander
of the Forces and others also that prescribing tho
oa,h s now required OF Roman Catholic members Of
Parliament and the Titles" Bill and the process.
sions Act
dare soy there Is no, much hope entertained OF the
immediate accomplishment Of either object; but both
VII be very popular subjects OF agitation and the
meeting rearmed the resolution that the Irish Party
shal not support any government party that will not
make them part OF their policy, that they will tor
the present stand alone
FUTURE or IRELAND.
cannot gucss at possible apprehendcd coningcn-
ciesdreadtd the result of further restrictive penal
disabilities on the Roman Catholic clergy, which, IL
said are ready ard dried For instance instead OF
repeating the Titles bill and the PROFESSIONS ac.
ill fer hndering the interference of the Roman Cath
ole Clergy in electionsrendered necessary, say tho
Government papers by their dongs at the late elec
tions lis prepared To induce the Pope to make 1t
necessary by Prohibition of his own Is said to have
been tie object of Sir Edward Bulwcr Lyttons late
effort at negotiation Rome, II that negotiation has
failed and the bill to be pnssed and amid the uniyer
sal discomfort, are to have French feet IN Black
sod Boy,-which, to prevent such contingency, tho
Earl OF Mayo father Lord Mas Chief secretary,
would have made the Western Packet Statlon,-I
cannot foretel what might follow thought rulers
convinced that Ireland becoming Protest
ant by conventions and emigration, aud the influx Of
Protestant coonzcrs that both at elections and every
thing else they would have II all their own way
especially also said that the tyranny of ohe
priests had become inl uierabe 10 the people.
Well cannot foresce the future Of this but, sup.
posing wisdom and moderation TO prevail In the Cabi.
net and in Parliament and that they leave Utopian
dreams and violent measures TO realize them to tho
friends of religious equaty"-an such the Govern.
men organs pronounce the plan to be destroying the
Church Establishment and dividing the spoils,-and
satisfy hemseves with settling equitaby the land qucs
ton suppressing Rbbonisn, facilitating packet sta
ton and railway communication and encouraging man.
ufacturing industry and commercial ingenuity and ag
cultural actyity-the two former OF which IL 10 said
they are ready do and the they doing-itis
not hard TO prosperous and happy future at no
distont period for this country The Exhibition Of 1853
II putting and will put fresh life into the mlnufactur
ing industry. There Is full occupation for the labor
Gus and, OF course the poorhouses are gradually get
ting into the state they intended to be as abodes
for the old the nfrm, the destitute, not those who
live by work Farms and farm houses succeeding
mud cabins and desOlation In Mayo and the west Bust
il brisk and In spite OF the emgraon the revenue
il not diminishing The national schools flourish, and
there progress at the ata entrances into Queens Col
leges The country has set out a for prosper
iiy ind would win IT, bu, that these accursed religious
squabbes hang drug chain upon her and pull her ever
more down again into discord and misery.
TELEscoPo3.
p s.-Just now We have the Italian Geyazd and the
Irshmsn Dr. Cshill-the former from the PLATFORM the
latter in the press-tying who can say the bitterea
things Of the Roman Catholic aud Protestant religion;
the style OF vuperaton-raking up sbominable fscts-
more fitted produce hatred Of the other than love Of
their own religion.
Triumph Of the Liberal Party In Belgium
The clerical party OF this kngdom-the party
iuimcsl liberal constitution, aud devoted 70 LOUIS
Nspoeon-has beer defeated notwithstanding GIL rs ~
noble ntrQrles and rs still more gnoble attenpsto
divide the liberal majority Not daring 20 put Forward
candidate Of ts for the poet u President Of inc
Chamber Of Representative Tat party again yoted tn
dsy Tor Delehaye one ofihe members Tor Client, and