New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

ehoo<e 10 prescribe however nsuseous would DC s~ss
lowed sitou, hesitation reflection AMI upon TINS cs
cuation be placed his opinion OF their guhohity On
record But can assure Mr.. Walker ne esreSloasp
mistaken The most ignorant among do not believe
him However blinded we may be by party zeal 10 pc
hrca truths when attempt Is made 70 make ou's o.
us through our religion through the trick az once
and spurn the trckster Mr. Walker "a ProtestAneoe
sou,e kind do not say this in disrspecrfa sense
and therefore what sympathy can he have win Catio-
lie Priest and Bishops that he would refuse 20 ne
Earl OF Derby's acquaintance. On lnleeu Ar. "NNrIi
who Ia. travelled through Engiand from one cNirefny
10 the Other vending ais wares ike ner1nt peiar-
blowing the trumpet Of Free Trade a PUBIC mee'lss
and convivisl dinners and eevafing AMI encouF ighs
the manufacturing and industrial interests OF the country
through which he Travelled Il the expense OF .lose ~
bi own to refuse an introduction 70 the Prime Minister
Of England the man who Of all others could be most
useful him in forwarding his interests La
individual was hostile 10 the Catnohe reh,lon IL
Joke 10 too ludicrou is too gross even toE lr'sn ere
dulty. ,-,.
But 10 set a; rest all doubts in regard 70 the real object
Of M Walkers letter let Try MS sn ;eriy ny me
test of truth He knew that Lord John Russell AMI ms
colleagues the authors OF the Law" the IN Oh wlch
he would lay AZ Lord D'rby'- door that Loru Joan
wrote the celebrated Durham letter IN wncn nc aoused
the Catholic Religion and the Catholic Clergy 10 pave
the wsy for the passage o. that lsw. lie al <ne" tn-t
Lord Derby found il tho tatute book when ae came
into Office and that the heed and n mt OF MS oendns
was only to see enforced Now ne hates Lord Deroy
90 much that he would not make n- acquhh 'ahce nr
il u only Reasonable % expect tia, ne would loah-
nav even execrste Lord John and his colleagues,
for being ifs authors But no, he does no slch
,bing-he rsnsacks heaven and earth Tor introduc-
duciions 10 item He is while IN England, their SON
friend He goes TO their dinners and Their meetings az
which he makes speeches suding themselves ana taeir
policy 10 the skes calls them the moiel -tasn m OF
The age and holds them up to hi own countrynen As me
ssvoT Of Europe the buwark which Is - keep out the
tide of despotfm now about setins in rom he Nq7a.
How he can reconcile two circumstances so dscordani
with each other Is beyond my comprehension h9sheen
once said By great that TO love and he wise l.
faculty no, given 10 mankind But it may hsppsI thar
the faculty Of loving and hating tor the .am se ana
At the same time has been givento Mr. walker 50
csn exnIsin the non and le know how il hap
pens that he adres Lord John and his friends so muca
while he hates LORD Derby both being su OF tae same
ofensC-the former much more censura0le than nc
latter Not having seen any notice OF Mr.. Walker Z
ter in n, Tribune respectfully ask you to give this
letter pb city. that the attention OF my
may be called 10 Mr.. Walkers opinion OF their guloh
~ Very respectfully your,
RoBERT c. DONOVAN
.sf-- Nov a.