New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

borough win but 2Do electors. in which the conser-
sstye ind liberal interests are nicely balsnced that
there always close conte 4 the refusal 70 vote Of
ie Oh ne eiectors though The Bishop and cer and the
eel ouk oi the electors voted for Ssier lei; him In
minority OF Elk. Tbs does not prove that the voice OF
the people was against him. only that where CJnscrya-
il'ts ard Liberals are nicely balsncei. few OF the
Gtffr, joining the foyn9 OF remaining neutSs may
'urn The eese. And suspect, rather sh1uli say.
people hlege, that the country were pJied- the
majority OF the Roman Catholic Bihops, and Clergy,
end electors would be found voting as Bishop Hay and
bis clergy, en1 .he gre.. majority Of the Roman Ca
uonc electors did atCerlow.
f sOr, tnls = what people say;-the rnca OF tas
league tnd Equality" who carried the resolution
OF Recommendation were the izdirideaLs; and yol
ske away the Northerns who approve r. cannot be said
Inet me League as SUCH has pronounc iennson
linen they add that Keogb and Sadleir belong to the
C'ss "ho ele iOT religious hbeuy-broad, and wide,
ana without Limitation; and deaouIce the persecu-
uon Of the Bible propsgands.s IN taly-which Lucas
Of ne Iabet and others who carried the conemaatory
Tesolu'Ion, justly They are aso Of the LiberI-or
OConne school-es disnct from the YOUNG islanders
OF winch Duty OF The Nation Il the type Ia fact, they
aao tIere ls comparatively small knot Of nprsc;ica-
biesctiefy in DuGlin-w til the and O. the press
thft set in motion the rest OF the press of the same tcae
roueH The country; and these with the violently
executive or az the phrase is UtrHmOniaDe of the her
srchy end clergy have raised the storm that rsres5u
only IN the newspapers.
Now, these peope,-and they are really the men Of
weight, influence, education and property; the men
who, united with liberal Prote tants earned Emancpa
Schools, and Queens COleges-these people bid you
take common sense view OF the mater. They tell you
to refer again 10 France.hnt Napoleon the Third 10
night when he tells France that bic marriage though
III accordance with the traditions Of the old policy is
more appropriate in the Of raised ike himself
from the people with one OF the people than royal ALI
aIce; and that friendly connection with the European
mon@ches would be surely attained by straight
forward policy candid negotiation and faithful perform
ance Of engagements than alliances that often tended
10 promote personal than national interests Just
o.. Will MiDlsfF
PORTION Of winch were always for civil and religious o
erty-to Catholics and Dsfenters-he Titles Bill blum
der Notwithstanding which, however, is dead letter)
and the other, in 1851, incurred immense odium from
England and Scotland for opposing that very ebordVe
piece OF senseless legislation, Il much the pronis-
ing way Of getting tor Ireland the legislation she
qures the more especially these members OF he
Hsh Party not required to forego single p<inci
pie they ever held on taking Office.
They add TINT Ireland with fifth of the representa-
ton of the United Kingdom, has but about tenth Of
the electors md that she IL taxed only onehi-eenth.
Inthese points Of view. they say with fair representa-
ton and favorable taxation the wise course would be-
instead Of dividing and subdyidng into factions for ob
jccts at least Immediately impractcaole-for Irish rep
reseniaiives 10 combine for Irish interests such as
government more favorable than any for long while
and still more so than any by which IL would be super
seded would be likely to concede and the attanm Of
which is the more likely by the fact of members Of the
Irish party, with their principles ayowed, being taken
Now, whether the course Of the longheaded deep.
thinking ar-sccng Emperor shall secure stability 70
lis throne, prosperity 10 Frence, and peace 10 the
Woodland that Of the British Ministry and their Irish
allies shall give perIn6ncncy to the present admnisira
ton, satisfaction 10 Britain aud Justce-the forerunner
Of advancement 10 Ireland II caDnot say; but relate
current opinion ind may add the probabilities are IN
favor OF its being right
But. must come down from Emperors and Ministries
TO what's Of more importance the people, and what
concerns them Whether the French people will con-
tinue b delight in their toy-or which they have
rced their beloved Liberty, Equality Fraternity,
and whether he will turn out king Log a king
Stork and whether British affairs shall be administered
by coalition or some of it, clements, its oppo
Ient-is of infinitely less moment than how fare the
people all the while,
The alarm, from the heavy and continued rains, is
giving way that drying irost has set in strongly
Australia and its treasures ali the TALKS California
with you when fret discoyered and happy Is he
who can scrspe together the needul TO carry him
Emigration 10 the South and West will soon leave
complaint Of overpopuaiion. liz fact the Celtic raceis
fast disappearing IRON ireland and the Scottish High
lands and islands
Lest the people should flag in their pursuit. Of Tenant
right landlords continue TO punish tenants at will for
refractory votes at the aie election. Mr. Bennett in
Queens County, lately laid on sir successive disrants
for rent, commencing the moment II became due, TO
swell the costs followed by eIectment which failed,
a. FIJI years rent was not then due. Bat there is
hope OF an end of these things. Mr.. Pagan, member
for Cork, In letter to The Cork Eramnsr which had
been 20 the Tensnt League meeting. but like many
other unavorsbe to the verdict of guilty against the
! "place takers,7 cushioned, says
AS happen TO have heard from member Of the Gov
enpent enjoying the highest reputsun for integrity and
honor and Whose office gives him prominent influence IN
Iush affairs the very advanced Opinions he entertaus on
the Tenant question confess 90 not yet despair TO learn
tlatthe CABINET hes resolved TO submit - Parliament
enbodyiDs the essential principles Of Shcrnn
Ciawtoyd's B-namely the principles OF compensation 20
all substAnt. and uneShsusted mPgovom ats
made by them on the land they cultivate
THE tenhni-iarm. Of ireland feeling the necessity and
looking for Immediate legislation, would am CONVINCED
be satisfied with generous and boaa de measure OF that
description.
al ssoud, Therefore, were p.esent-uO matter what
odum Il may subject TO- what angry criticism may
] AT
The policy Of moderation, discretion and oTbeaIance."
There are preparations for the Asszes Nh. Delmege,
the Clare magistrate and the soldiers OF the 3lst reg
ment, 10 be put trial for the Sixm'le bridge
slaughter at the late election. Two cergymen are
der recogzsncos 10 stand their trial for healing the
mob IN the onslaught on the soldiers then guarding sone
eeoors-Bhich led 10 the slaughter hat occasion.
Thus there will be case and crosscasc And in Monsy
han, number OF men have been Gpprehended, and viii
be put on their Il al or the murder OF Mr. Baleson,
/ which excited somuch horror some time ago.
And great preparations ere In progress for the APP
preaching opening Of our Exhibition. IL wilrbe
derul structure when completed; and Mr. Dargan the
protector besides the 10000 lately added 70 the orig
NAL 100000 for tie erection, has just advanced GlQ010
for enlargement and the additional sccommoia-
ton yeqrired And the articles exhibited viii be wor
thy 81 the structure every part OF the world, almost,
contributes its quota 10 swell lis wonders.
Our religious controversies and the excitement 70
which they give origin are progressing They, too, VIII
furnish materials for the Assizes. know not whether
the refusal OF trial in the of AeiiH agias.
NtWmdn win add to the violence Of exasperated feel
ingbecsuse know not what shall be the punishment
tat shall be inflicted the lcr when brought up for
judgment on Monday | should guess, from the Ian
gunee OF the Judge (CEmpbelD in refusing the applcs
ton, that il VIII be The Roman Catholics Of
Ireland will sympathize with him martyr.
On tie other hand the religious sympaihies of the
Proicstants OF lrelsnd well of Scotland snd Eng
hand awakened on behalf OF tie Maia-PeTsecuted,
they areled 10 believe for Bible reading but UaiuSs
seys punished. according to law Tor proselyung
minors '--sud similar course in Genos toward MAJ
zineh is Tightening the feeling. The Earl Of Carlisle,
formerly Lord Morpeth calls upon the Roman Catholics
20 protest against this persecution for conscience SAKE
ana meetings at Exeter Hail, London B.rming hsm,
Bess', Edinburgh, viii be followed by Others all over
the United Kinsdom,snd, fancy, the object will be
much 10 embSrrsss the ministry by ealing for later
iereneeto tesi what are freely called their "Popish
leanngs-as 10 alter tie procedure Of Italian Govern
ments effect alteration in Italian laws by the
power Of British opinion. But the language OF the
will Al NOT ltfle fspf IN the hsne Of