The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-04

nsrss,ioasiy upen cur psls ~ on tSs rssl
~ ~ Roman CAthscs. Il not sBor eh that - q
in ne goods s.s 4 q The sod as
Ssnasst In bsdy, in spirit and " mud also Wnsnsvsr
s Roman Catholics q our 90 ntzy, sdh.rns faisnfuy
si,n in my Judgment and opinion-vhsnevsr they win
sbaTe AL sorts OF whatever 20 the foreign do
minien Of the Pope - Rome, and to the hierarchy Of
win have done whs the Methodsts have done what the
RpisssPaians nSts DONE what the followers Of Luther
what other tsgious bodies did sixty or ssveay years
age. (Ghesrs Let 1t not then be said that We make
war upea the Roman Catholic religion. Nothing would
Ne church among cur Irish and Gernen population an
adspsncent American church, receiving no arehoseops
or ssbsps from four thousand miles the ocean,
ns living and breathing and existing only by the dat OF
The Vatican, but holding all their rights and pris-
legss under the authority Of an America. 60
rpon the Roman Catholic religion. We make only
government and class Of nobility alien ana foreign
institutions that ought never to exist amongst Us,
chsers Let the Irish and people under stsnd
hat AZ they are independent Temporarily and spiritually
q any foreign power, we leave whasevsr they may
think Of trassabstsntiaon Of Latin masses, OF the
Virgin Mary, and Of the Immaculate Conception, -
matters between them asd their God, with which we
(Cries Of "good boyn and sheers Irsqaire one thing
more, and that is the Introduction Of toe Holy Bible
int the free schools Of the State. tRenswsd and
seErion-this d not the occasion nor the hour
ssS IL; but received from my father aud from
and the ost valuable and eares. instruction impaired
. ne m the schools Of New was delivered from
. no vSe II sSs been driven rom tne free
sehools Of the United States and call for its re intro
sseticn. cloud cheers demand It's rehabilitation
win be insurrectonary Il will be rebelous-uotu the
holy Bible again introduced into the schools Of New
York. (Rsnewed cheers Nov, fellow citizens, do
net that these sentiments are your ssntimsnts:
y0ieeg-hYeH.
No must be held responsible for any principles tn
nah: No wa. upon any orssns =: but
never could understand one creed Of the wing
S s
81 49, 30 per cent and have almost revolu ionzed
hs country for the protection Of American labor from
vesisheps-tbe workshops Of Imerca-fo-esn aborsrs
% work 40 30 cent cheaper than American labor
Wig party which goes for the protection Of American
labor By imposing heavy duties but which proposes to
sdnit the foreign aborer for nothing-wtthout duty
and put them 10 competition with our own American
wsrinsn. The principe, however, win not descant
aPon here To the foreigner per Sc make no objection
] have prejudice against him, whether he speaks
Enshsh, nish Dutch, or any other foreign Ian.
gssgs whatever. Our country, know, Ii and must
D an asylum for foreign lsborsrs to some con-
esuragiss an enormous importation Of foreigners.
Am not dssrous Of importing hers tho foreign psupers
egn jail birds of Europe not DESTROYS Of import
6g An amount of people fully 500 per year: because
soSor nss evsry YEAR and thew Il that amount
imported, win absorb and dis-Americanize But
do require this Of the foregners-and it is great
PEELED 10 live in the country before you voted2
The CHAIR with solemnity) only twenty one years.
Mr.. BHooKs-OnIy twenty years: and yet the gen.
1smen from Berlin Kengsberg, Vienna, Tipperary or
obliged i've here t.enty years before vote
WIN me, and that be put upon an equality With tos TO-
resgner. Applause and "hii bill hi'D give him II.
HIN equality when he comes here and settles with
n. "a voice derisivsly, "Good boy) know very wen
thsre are some foreigners who, within FIVE years. or
i've franchise Alright but know very WELL too, that IL
were to place myself in Berlin, Vienna Hamburg, Brs
- vote within ave six yesrs should BE- secuted ont
Of all Germany France and italy for the prepos.erous
ness and .udacity Of such claim It Is but right it
D. hut the principle be maintained that
every foreigner who comes hsTe should stsy
before he has right to vote just long every Amer
this principle by the country cannot be resisted by Tam
nssy Hall and The foreigners who the spokssmen Of
dome oSsst to the sstsSlishmsnt Of these military
organizations (apparfe these military leagues; when
!. ssing about our streets, sometimes do not know
hardly where am, from the multiplicity OF tongues
and have fancied myself at times in FRANKFORT Berlin,
the foreign soldieryo have sometimes imagined my.
SELF in Cork or Limerick. Uaughter) If the foreigner
. Wnen
~ possble al his foreign conceptions about mt,ry
erganization which be brought here and immediately
AnsricaDse himself, and associate himself wish Amsri
San military organizations just IS quick as possible
In the OF riot here what IL to be done9 When you
ea out Irsh regiment here IL it shoe. dows
aGermsn regiment . set of Germans. you would find
thai all Germany would be In against the Irish
and civil would snsue In the heart OF our own
country between these foreigners Aud AN Irish reo
snt were called out to shoot down American ctlzsns
even though the Americans might be In the wrong 1
would not answer for the life Of rishuan for twenty
hAr
military organization has been here The whole thing
b wrong from beginning to end. This foreign military
ming which would be tolerated in no other country what
sver Suppose wereto organize an American regiment
here or you, Mr. Chairman and you were to show your
self IN the streets OF Dublin as Maj General whitney
ffaughter), with regiment Of Eve hundred thou.
sand soldiers, how long do you suppose you would be
SLOWED to exist in Vienna or Berlin or Frankfort at the
head Of the samef Why, you would be all shot dom
Me dogs The whole force Of that part of the world
would % in arms against you And yet Irsh regmsnts
..s can parade una patro In streets with
In their hands in quasi military organic ston agains
the citizens Of the United States Of America Nothing
has come from H. but something may come from It,
Your civic authorities at times, in case Of distur
banse would never dare to 10 these foreign reg
ens In order to put down riots or Disturbance They
have always resorted to those companies whch
posed to he most American and msde up Of most An1er
can soldiers (Applause It is wrong in principle that's
trusted in times Of riot and in times Of disturbance.
The whole Of IL cannot be trusted to put down riots ex
~ sg thus No
gentlemen may talk at any length principles Of th,s
ssrt; but they my principles have been ny prns
pes fer twenty years. and in ell probability will be my
principles for twenty years to come. And presume
They in the main jour principles. But hold no
man responsible for them. tell you, II you to go
before the people With the pronunciation Of these prin
eples and leave tsr and anti tariff, and internal i'm
provemens and anti internal improvements aud slavery
and anti slavery the applause aud move
spent Of nspkins)if you leave all these Gillette to
the sete and broken down polihcians and go before
~, uI0aff NJ r;nlns
no fusionists, no democrats, no wings can break
Aown sueh principles; but they Win ali b oblisss
e aid them Or break them, them down. But yoS
Had ysu gone on the promulgason of these
principles therefor Vrginisns hold to everything
preach news for the South-Rep.) know the vir-
sinsns Throw their doctrines well. But all sorts Of
sms' and all sorts Of principles have been imputed to
year party there and long windsd bold clustering