New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

than rracciar hiaulipon Tho lecturer rofcod 20 severa
! similar ennCimoue in Pernsylvana and Maryland Bn
ihnea took alum Ia about ESQ liberation soon unphei
and about twelve years before tho outbreak st Lexington
The Catholic Chur,h thoroughly established IN Mary
land and in other States lie mentioned these fact
e. chow that the Catholics did what they could in the wal
for freedom because they believed tho Colonis to he
VI h and Tie Crown to be wrong The par taken by the
Catholics extended over period OF tweniy Tour years
The Fpcalor proceeded 90 notice several Of the prom
noni aciB In which Catholics then figured In the
period Of agitation before the war only two Irish Cath
olics distinguished thomssyes-Charles Carol and
John Rutlodge. But when the period OF discussion wa
over when wa came and blood 10 be she'd then came
up the sh tho front rank There Is now in the grave
yard at Lexington the monument Of one Thomas Cargi
an Irirhmnn slain nj the conflict in April IT'S Tho speak
or also detailed the taking Of two British store ships IN Ma
chns Bay by party Of rishmcn, sometime previous to
the affair at Lexington. He thought this fact had been
sadly pcglcccd-hai IL the actors had been men without
the o. they named OBricn they would nave been
moro honorahly handed down. FOR this act Is what feni-
more Cooper calls "iho LexisSton of the sea- oi h'
number OF Catholics In the country quoted Bishop Car
roll who In 1884 made out about $4,000 in the States OF
Maryland Virginia 7, nnsy vania and New jersey; but
MIR Niece thought there might have been from 10000 TO
7aCOo in the whole cOuntryor half cent. OF the
whole population yet he thought he could show that they
represented in the proportion OF eight or ten por
cent In all the wako and difficult portions Of the struggle
lie instnncod Moylan's Dragoons who in every dis
tngush,d action during the up TO the nnl surrender
At Yorktown. He next noticed Gen Hand, of Pennsyyn
mia. who station next 10 the Commander in Chief
being at tho close Of the war; Adutant General Of all tho
armies Of all the United States and when Washington
oil, rtdin the threatened French War of l59s-o take
command Of armies, he stipulated that Hand should
b. ls second in command. Checrs Mr. McGco also
spoke of the Sullvans of New Hampshire the Melon
ougs the ogaus the Burkcs, &c. 10 thought that tho
Catholics had fair indeed large representation in tho
.irlc for Ere, dom. mud of the important cOmci
dent mems 10 The auspclous r-u Thence he proceeded
o. notice The operations at To mako any h adwiy
against the ACKNOWLEDGED misircss Of Tho dcs
p,rsie undertaking IL in Philadelphia that George
ashlnetcn learned from his employer Reese Meredith
merchant Of the qualifications oi young seaman named
,Iohn Harry ltbhman by birth. subsequently Commo
dofc Barry. Washington recommended him Tor n com
maj in our nfcui navy ard II T. recorded that he
the bnt officer 10 raise any ship The glorious stripes
hrd,f ~, We NO With him served Dale Decatur
Murray. and other noble ntmos-mon whom Barry
fond Of calling la hoy Com. Barry also mado tho
4 odss If many Of Tie yrsg which dbl ~ ~ h service
In 1879 Tho frcokcr next ou,hoi upon the clgil anl
dlpouflc scr,cc q tho country sieaAing Of Carroll Of
Cnrollton. tho iyuG,s of South Carolina. g. ~ Ia
tap,s Of Criholc honor 10 that branch lie afo spnko
oi tie Canadian Commission. mod" ~ 1t lr Franklin
pr Carroll md ~ Chffc who sirovc 10 urrc the caas
dirus with The 1hificsn Colonies boz rofitan~o 60 ufna
Britain In Ills Icnnssor, lfhup Carroll Dbl tho
ctuuity good ferVicc. and hal V not bon for on
tdbsr,ct rtAsA uI-n H. talhplI frNs oa hf
hh'lsri llcmy lfc. q Nirs.na iho ania1 woali
Ifohshiy have lcsn coisuminaioi Neat tho
rrtcsl a. fitucc sld irfr Wa that Cab W. plv-r
M dc dnilrst hour It tho struggle ~ favor ~ 90
Colores sid tuned ho wdsh Il - alo ssssii gfs.
Irian lChocis OF Tho ffcu,h uirn Shp rsnn lffa De-
noted Ia Fayrffrrota leiisf Cafiur fhar o. n'-f
have been 90 tc lpi rincsci ~ hs lssaifs al
stH II Cailor ds.ssrt Ihsrr aotc aiil 20 hrni.sau
Ic Cfaffe. and oiicfs rho Ehfihff lsrssasif CsiFs
ccfiA nly rtrssearfitrs % really Cshir
Co,orrmsti and 20 hat 0a,sfrnsri. al hsi rrtxon
c cfsli dre lhr irr,grrf lastafrsd ths rhri 20 n
Irrrtlfnsu in no drEn 10 to- sarsralsr fa-a
town The lrrt ie1'. To- tlls sanraaff nfhi o.
hat tho ts'h0hs owed 40 tef.os fnfi ns ep O. fa=
We. for Lev LID tea Frrfs.l Da III ltnlf lhrr
fsDfrrs usr,icfs eaiiffy ursei if frf a.
ihsn thsif daiy. ani tsi CO. ifer.rI N "a
cord hsse d0re motto ihsy sAosii 1tsa sss.s sfsf
nc vsr no eoas. lifilrn ard nnian e ihs i.-.t
sfd De formation iie toasaigu u TIA sir.i fos-s
Go Go the az Tho itltY 81 DrlsEs'rs 49, raafs 80
Cori u'on there TO tsii4ais fiss.rsen 81 FL
rjsiIhs snd Carol - Maf1isf-i trns .hlr1nfh
81 The Whole uufabsr. while the Casoir pptiiaa
Lot 60 ilvn uns lslf irr cost NJ MOO spio ~
ilf ofsg of b. farm by he ED Carrot o. ahia.f1
t,.is ior tie CsiHoi - shat &C. shia-fsa 'rfr
1Ls locinfrg ss.d De- On iasifsd in sraiinr that te
imffcrn he'ellirn was 10 gr. q, mt'a-' carroll o.
wnfd ty Csholr llnoi I'D Csilsi alrni Ha al -
ygt,frd cay iioy bal done ~ dose ibsa lhry
ihould bot lloy did mush hoy ossfy bsssls
great rtfuH Tie sjsfi ~ related raj lalisuis o.
B. v lha r,fps,t which Goa ellington ovof esinced
Tor Re l. o. and TIE CsihoNr ciafalrf qu 1e h 'tcr
O. Is tsrcof Thrnce hu wfui - poltui aaY'h-r
Cltlolo county. which sosi ~ hor Koso'aa., GAL
lu Iulnsll. i-eisnd ri'o had somoh'nr 90 say
81 lie Revolution In i517 Tho surrender 81 blfsoyno
Tie lfo'heI ct ho)lnn hti'd oui 3D. n iho p', OF Dol
nli. loaded will food Gut dispatched % a. tho tgpe %
tie Delaware to feed ihe starving army ~ valley f'r
thus rurf ming by Three qlnrirff 81 eantury tn lc 81
recently ,sm from this country 20 starving Ireland.
Chccrs.l Mr. Niece referred to tho ld'h Members OF
pafhnei md their sympathy with tho struggle for ffce
never contributed one Bodi'r ono musket,
grim Il powder 20 strike down the of lb'riy
CLoersI These and other facts which the speaker cited
showed that tho Cnhocs Of France, Of POLAND Of Ire
land md Of tho Colonies, went into the struggl, unan
mOlsly the eide OF freedom Ne Other religion except
ICh0Jr the Puritansshowed such unanmity for Liberty
The lecturer enid no had shown these facts 10 make his
counify mtn fcol ilat they have right not merely
iClcrolion here in America; TO mako thom feel that
os Catholics hey had been concerned in the discovery
olhe New World secondly that they had no share in
the atrocities pCperacd upon the aborignos aud lastly
to convince diem chat The fabric OF this Government has
been comentod by share of Catholic blood and that
none Lave better right to the shelter of that fabric than
ourselves. While he would wish to make all Catholics
feel a home here. he would make them feel that there
must be surrender OF principle, but that they must
claim their right their whole right and nothing but their
rgLt-nnd ha,eit. lCbcersl But while you claim your
rights. forget not your duiiesthe duty ofOyalty h the
Government and fidelity TO the Constitution Cheers.
More have moro interest in this Constitution than We
What "a TO IL there be foreign prejudice here aud
thCfoif clique shall call me dangerous in the
great Union guaranteed to rights will DO preserved
and defended We have deep ntererest in the preerya
ton q this Unions should it DO discovered then would
come those local prosecutions from which lrishmen aud
Catholics have suffered 30 much But while you have
tefc rights and seek 10 preserve them teach your broth
ren TO lie men OF full sature-worhy citizens Of this Re
pubcand teach them also this motto, the words Of
defendant Of native isle-"1he Uhion-it must and
3" ehall be preserved" lCheers.
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