The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13

without law he would be rather olshiy hardIsd-posa.
bly, tarred and feathsretpossbly walked oil Ibsna-
possibly banded over 10 Judge Lynch and made q MARI
FOR revolvsrs pendant TO the first At hand rns
Americans themselves must the OF this and
thy must see that so long as we pretend = Lave
to subveit Them, without consulting the comfort
q the smiaoie enthusiasts 70 engaged. SO Mr..
Mitchell does not stand on thls isg exelu siysly
60, he relieves II VIXEN he gets tired and
chsrges to the other which IT, that he walked
OF Til country not for the and yitri, a.ir
not for repubcapisn not for any actual Ittsppt TO
subvert tie existing governms Mt constitution am laws,
but merely he says, for charging the British government
from it. with osuspg the famine and forth.
Now, Nj. Michel knows and every well informed Amsn
rsn nows that fasre nothing so open 70 an EaslsS'
mar a. To cb,gs the government OF hs country with
rsgoyerr msnt 10 matter or her We do 1t every
day. Everybody does II 1t is don, in Parliament every
hsat OF the session On this point there Is perhaps
even more license than in the United States But there
one thns which not endured and cannot be endured
eth or here or in the United States and that u.s. that
number OF men should go about akins speeches forming
pians, assembling mobs, lenroirg lodges recon needing
different modes q Offensive warware exhibiting pattern
Sngeerbeer bottles and ingenious for the
dspensson Of vitrol for the avowed purpose OF ovT
throwing he existing government and constitution and
bringing In another upon its ruins.
There is usually difficulty in disposing of patriots
when the heyday Of their little life is Rossuth va
cviy bowed out Of the United States and returning e
England, WAS qustly Let down into cottage in eea
teel street somewhere near the Bayswater road In NJ
Mtchels case we are happy TO that such difficulty
exists Somewhat to ths dsmsy Of portion Of his Id
mirers he Ia about to start newspaper which tina Nsw
YoRK herald justly regards sort o, opposition to IT,
self That journal oices In the judoous aid, unprs-
AcountsnAnce, and dsnerssted support Of
tain Roman Catholic Prlmstss Bishops, and Abbes;
whereas Mr.. Mitchell PApst At ALL and has nothing
TO say to the reverend gentlemen. The NEw Yos1
herald does not how two papers Ike 1t thsr
business t. abuse the Bdth ent without coming
into irurious competition vt II less, hos the thing
be done wolf Protea ant principles Papist.
90 the NEW YoRKhHRRArD wishss Mr.. Mitchell some
where ese-say, back In tasmania, Dublin,
spike Island, or on the still vexsd Btrmoothes -
anywhere, in fact, except 1t New York. We oaunot
help suspsotng this herald has good ground for s fsArs
nd hat the will be injursi-hnt, BY division;
econdly by the introduction Of Protestant principes
indeed, Mr. Mitchell good confsssss the peculiar
snnit OF the cause with Romans when hs "reoovut-
In Catholics profound and exhIustess fund Of dis
affection and hated to the British government" Wa
coubt whether M tchel dispense with that fund
particularly his competitors will draw upoa IL
with less stint than Everybody remembers that
when chemical gentlemen discovered that gin could
BE- extracted from the fumes Of bakers oven and va
bakers erected OF construction to save the
precious SPIRIT forthwith half the bakers Londen stuck
up II their shop Windows Bread with the gin in it."
Nov that will be the difference between the Nsw
York HRAD, with Its controversial articles and Its right
reverend ccntributors and Mr. Mi!chers new bakery
without the "gin, THAT is without " the profound
aud exharstless fund OF ,isascon and hatred the
British government recognised in the Roman Catholics
OF Ireland and the United States