New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
IRELAND.
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DUBLIN, Friday, Sept. 10, 1851
NOW OR NEVER.


rvarv cry of a "crisis" is likely TO be,
~ Americans, the cry Of "wolf' by the shep-
lesd boy-we have had so many OF them o.,''
4 aiter the pie iges-t rendered aud taken-at Uae
hts election. to fom an Irish party that would
sopose every English one-ia Office or aspiring TO
x|,a :, .honld 90 Justice to Ireland lit after the
efforts Of priests and the sacnhces OF people,"
afef the ties broken, the enmity incurred ana the
Mood shed. to have men OF the right stamp VINO
ill have wrongs righted 6rst-al restrictions on
,be pstenal faith abolished, the tenantry secured,
shs establishment subverted-and then the terms
AZ n eompact settled for an united government OF
m united kingdom If sfter all this any gwen number
NJ thoss so pledged TO Irish party shall succeed In
,uver,ipe tbs order-shalI form al alliance With any
Epsysh parry, get Office f' upon promise OF an adjust
mat Of ali nj convenient seeson,-f the old gtms %
sen pls, ed before shsll be REL es.ed, only In new
soru under new pretsnces, and By new scsors,-thsn
shink must be admitted that the chances OF 40 indie
pendent basons party and Of usse TO Ireland Through
thss medium are Enthusiastically reduced
Nov. expect thai at the Conference OF the Ten
ami League and tho banquet 10 shsrmsn Crawford that
n No follow H. this week this will be decided and
ths rsfore think 10 cribs In the fars oil this
eptry lust now and that 1t 10 now or NEVER with an
r,dspendert party for Ireland. mean 70 give you the
yesurs of those meeiinss 1t will be close cut
I'm, No do % n time for the masnd therefore shall
6r,t note few matters preliminary tns may serve 70
place the subject At issue and isinpor'ance tuny pc
tore xour readers | am Mt pronouDcipg upon the
Yishtpess or wrongness Of ths Inch policy adopted Do
fore the Election; only preaising that be II wl'e or
Visionary Likely 10 be successful or 70 leso "
~, ssnctlop OF the Clergy, Political leaders aod tne
Press the people responded 70 tne eau msoe upon
shrm 10 supportit a auiuity and self crhciog
ssvo,sd nss, ths. recall day. OF ocOunen I.snto
h thrown aside upon the chsnee OF Engsh statesman
promiscf ,r,,c,,rv
seems Dir James Graham opposed the Eccle1iastcai
Titles bill He L. II also seems, one OF the ssprsns
sfer .hs Premiership were Derby overthFoWn. Sky
Ir,.h nembers--so nicely are Eogish parties bal
s.oed-coud effect the subverioD, ana place Sir James
\, Office Gratitude isstfoDgi seitintoress hs'rongefj
bosh would secure from him for lreland-were he Ia
efBce. and few OF the Irish party along with him
Ksosb SadloiT Reynolds, for ins'snce-the repeal Of
thai oil ana The OF others that wOulj make
Ireland what she ought 10 be.
s.mstLina Ike this seems 10 have been fsrmen,ns Ia
ebe minds uf thste sesteoseO, sOd at 10 Gao
low, given to comDem rate Mr. sadie'rs return tor
Shs, place some strotg remarks II Mr.. Lucat-sinar
N thsse that universally made ana hppltu be-
fore the siecton sgsnst alliance with, or OK, scE
don Il om ali gsh pa,tias-esiediJTtnsn SYowaiifom
Nessrs Keosn aud Saolrr Of readintn to take part
IN an nd uinistr alton that would engage 10 right hs
vropes OF IreIauo Watcher sny Communication mad
been held cir Jame.-Ss Mr. Lucas, Ia The Tablet
nJ in,inuates may have beea the case do
mot but bile pres In Ireland has boen loud aud
strong In oeDouncins any such alliance the press 10
England hiss ihdiCaIed an Eugish difficulty TnGs
spe.ks TIE BsmtHs HAN Ado1tisu:
Thst very uncertain element Ia the composition OF the
new Parliament the hsh Sneade has Just boen gtVGg
sgps Of , vitality st banquet hed TO cslobate the return
Of Mr. ssdi.I The gathering is rcmM' able Tor The maui
sston Oh the pars OF the sober an most Intelligent
Of ths bssde of desire muok al ali parties IN
the sensio Mr. Lucas the editor Of The Id6e, Ia the
Of his speech dispensed unsPains condemnation on
Debles Mhie. and tue Graham srctk Upoa tas hiatt
ssdT and keOgh spoke, 400 In energetic terms ceasded
the ntssrimuss sOa1e. They have evidently hopes OF
he "A hsDco Tho patty which
jaime. Graham ~i be but the pace OF ada
on soeordns TO Mr. Sadef the introduction OF tao Ro
Cstboie element po the Cabinet II these are to os
e or, upon hieh peace si DO ded there
htile probability OF tho compact being formed
ThE IRISH TACTICS.
his NOT In Iu1h. very lihelJ-vere Sir James Ora
ham ter be Is lsndl Drdst aud were he
volunlaTy Csurch. sbOlonist ss be 10 sound estab
hhmeumsn-lhAli 10 the present temper Of tae people
Of England and Scotland, any ministry wOald syow-
Sir James or any other the lead of 1.-THE assumption
81 - upon principle repeating the Titles B snd
a0wins TIE Roman CAlh0cs the "a ne freedonin coz
Spezi.s yaae associations that Is Invested In
Rsrsn cslhoic countries presume that for long
Rszsn csisoie 0isnH~ries stil have 10 at UPON the
prineyae snnOVneed BY the Bishop OF HeIhan, upon
f,s lnae koE-ths long they are nug iaserere
VIA regsrs % theI isnP thry must De content 10
tss<nse tie puoIc elvorstions or ~ have them
yiSs their own observation-disclosures hard they msy
lk.ah they nos at ioerv To eiSe more open
espAay 81 ne Role mssIasent oo'erSsnees cd
uRh heir Tt.aal
nsAn .AiI-, Dr. Murphy r c Bsbop of Cloyne hiss
given she iOwins sessions A. TO me tactics 10 be
esseres-io leusr II excuse for unavoidable sosenee
kon The Crawford banquet: " ts,ey can discern the
FERN Of unhslOsed diseordthe deadly upas that has
60 ha eHd fatally bghled smos every tniog fair aad
promisipe among usss ceve1pins issen ~ toe Caros
esaeeet 10, becomes the dasy OF every mao who
cves lrelsRd ircs for the untJssrd lOt OF her op
pressed aud broken hesrted son,, ~ labor 10 stlhs it
saa a. sroa for Without uniOn--un proken ani1n-
yosr boosted lTish party si be rass@ siSs re- HSHss
Asseless az the tsDlc OF vi.on-sanouta shaios of
trsray and nseQucnty 'wer ss 10 Effect any good"
TIE R,ssop then gves hs plan Tor the maintenance
81 ,sis union, and Tor sscacng cordial ceSsraon
H. IA sabstshcehsi none of the psrv Shalt tske any
ssep Ut hold any consultation, In n,s iadivius oa)s
csy lei everything be done by united debcrasOn aud
NE minority aeoursoc In the dccsion vt tac majority
and ada,i Th,s 10 No time foo theous,ng tho
seruc,iun ~ cshinc,s the formation N psres whom
the lslsh people literally asyed alive aud dyng In
Wild dsspsir IRON ,hls stricken bu, s,l loved aud"
Mr. saaief has addressed lone Letter ~ tbs Bishop,
n which he ssys great do.l-ssd AHA al ua toll.
Of HE pssi vc,ee and speeches tak. d the mai sosa,
jealousy Of the popular press because he stared tue
cAcsp N!sSrspA aud 90 forced fs tNszas o. brias
5as T.klsi aad Nasss Hut NOT w.fd asn ds f-Isr1
Each sre the preparations for tho Tcnaas C1ntersnoe
and she Crawford Banquet
MORE ENGLISH pIrriCttrnS,
"whs win you do with tho lhsh dIiisoi,y :" usci
% be- tho Eossh putsle ha, now the Easush dnlcal.
scs sfe quito gres, TO hOers, Z" tho Ir'h ons Wa
~ . conservative Govcrnmen, TIC Eaglsh people
have 81 Into ,hels hesds thai therv DETERMINATION
Of the dsspo,Ie po~ers OF Europe % uphold the r,p.
n return for HE and his bIsdnps aud clergy uphojius
sksw,ha, THE applies % the French de.pos 10 pssa
hrthst tho threat Of Invasion frighaa the Eax
kh 0vverpment, ~ make tnsm 10, The Pope and HE
eiefsy carp on tocf organic stons aud ua
soiessed. aud aha, Csrdina Wsemse. ofclauas p,a.
slnesy. ,hs other day, tho secession ot erccdas
marital statue ~ the Niessed Virgin Ia thu Place de-
hss OF the sneieut Guy II Cam lrs ss thu ps,sone.s
u shs hesw Of frsnce h. rcsount~d tho .ussss
which he Cha'oh 10 @akipg 10 EeHiaod Coz sucIant
powcs ssd spieadc Invoked sae prayers aud sypps,hy
81 Catholic bsucnso her aid, aud pronounced an ON
llss sha A..