The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22
The Anglo Amexscan War NxcSSenaent.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
Hs,ss IL

the Anglo American War RxcltenAents
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
R'cHxosD, Va, Nov. 10, 1855.
Movement for nc Liberation Of Istand-M Aspect in the
STANDARDIZATION Of ~ cathoie Clergy IN TIC katr-ne
Fteling in Regard the Warltke 7bme Of Ae Enqlish
Press, DC, dc.
slightly the present movement in this country for
the liberation Of Ireland seems to be regarded 1t Is un-
questiousb!y assuming an aspect which to my mind Ia
truly indicative Of purpose 70 carry out the plan pro
posed The project Is Avoraby viewed by the friends Of
Ireland in the SOUTH In this city alone organization
comprising from three to four hundred IS foot, ana
have sscerained that before month from this time 1t
win increase double that number Tho operations
conducted in secretthe taking Of oath being,
believe. inds pensable qualification to membership.
This is regarded Objectionable by many influential
persons who s,mpathise with the movement bat that
feature win probably dispensed with after the organi
zaton Is perfect and in view Of the advantages to be de-
rived from the accession Of the influential but scrupuous
friends of the cause.
] am informed, upon unques tionable authority, that
organizations for the purpose being formed in
every part of Virginia, and in fact the South wherever
the proper material is known to exist. say With
perfect confidence that object Of political character
having reference to the election of 56 is contemplated
supposed In the beginning. On the contrary from
against the introduction discussion OF any question
bearing remotely upon politics or religion. Knowing
that all previous movements tending to similar object
eaed by divisions arising from either Of these
sources, they are particularly cautious to avoid
cum, nee OF u like disaster In tins instance.
The recent tone Of the English press has given i'm
petus to the movement which appeal, however
patriotic could produce Before the sentiments Of these
papers became known. doubt f IL had single adherent
south Of Mason and Dxons line And If the influential
press OF this country had continued observe that in
difference regarding II which they manifested from ia
in 4 layp al nat lea
KIN, enough Of the feelings of the friends Of Ireland In
the South, TO justify the conclusion that here, nj least
II would have gained no oohold long the agency
for its promotion limited u the irish American
In this country. The discussion " this question in
the press OF England, and the comments In the press
here which necessarily folio we'd, has done to pro-
mote the than could have been effected by such
sheets as the Citizen and iiSh Amacan in year. NJ
matter though their comments adverse to the
ment prominence and notorey hns been to IT, and
an en' husasm created which is operating advan-
tageouAiy for s far at least the accesou
Of large numbers elect il.
When the London Times referred TO this subject,
must have had very IDEAS of the ex,ent 81
this movement AT the date when the Information whicn
forms the groundwork Of its speculsions furnished
there was h'tie or no cause OF alarm, bat
when 1t shall have procured correct information .
TO the magnitude Of the movement Il
exists, there Is reason TO suppose that Ia fears
will materially increase The bullying attitude Of thai
paper has In small degree tended 10 promote tie
successful progress OF this enterprise developed each
day in the rapid spread Of the organization lie 1t bu
continue its threats and bombast for short time longe
and IL will have done TO forward the movement In
favor Of Iceland, than any efforts that could be made
this side OF the Atlantic. II any thing could render
movement popular in the South is the opposition Of
the London Tmes-the open and avowed enemy ~
Southern instii utions the Union All 1t says
ing the sinister influences Of disruption between Eug
land and the United States upon the existing re tions be
tween North and South, they look upon mere cant
CANNON.
am informed that the Cathoh clergy lived t.
use their influence in oppo-ion TO this ycment,
less the secrecy feature IL nboshed disposed 10
think that their efforts will avail nothing strong n
the determination 10 carry out the object OF this ere
prise II they persist In their oppos,ion the interests q
the Church will suffer- Some the leaders have qua
rantee that vigorous efforts will be- employed 20 defeat
the movement, the ish vote oeirs Tdsaged an equ
,alent for Immunity. II L. certain that the scheme
proceeding here and els whore upon the presumption
that extra zeal be employed by thu adninistrato
Of The Cabinet in this matter win regulate to consider
able extent the state II The voting at the next PresdeD
tai election. Ifhe enterprise fails through the inst
mentality Of the the interests OF the party
VIII be materially compromised, far at least the
enhancement Of the Irish vote alice, II. Tho ieade
in the movement will doubt avail themselves II tn
election crisis and the good opportunity which 1t viii
afford TO press the scheme With much vigor po
sitie Ibis would be tavora he opportunity for ths
Know NotinRs To step in and bid. II any assuranci
could be had from them That Mt beast extra az j
would be employed 10 mar the purpose Of this
mcnt they would unquestionaby gain iar.e conngen.
Of the Irish vote for with many OF that class the de
to b~ revenged England, and the liberation q neir
tive county Is paramount any cpnsderai 81 the
sma Disadvantages which the ascendansy 81 that part
might entail.
there can be no long any doub, 70 the serious ami
formidable aspect whicp this movement IL assuming J.
Is rapidly spreading In The South aud sssaed froo
what can learn that every town throughout the
try, where material enough exists will have orgauix
ti)n before two months from this time. n week tw
past has developed ot The true aud serious chsr
ter Of This movement than manifested from Its orr
gin Money Il being literally subscribed, arms b,ugh
up and dhll praciiced with zeal wh'ch II would ~
deemed madness ia any one To have anticipated thrs.
months ago
The friends Of Wise are .anguine in regard 70 his noun
nation for the next Presidency. They con'en plate
without serious fears, the strange passion Which he
m I'd A DO
Of the zen by such hot headed enthusiast Is held
Ia be incompa ble with the high aspirations which
this time are said To animats the orator Of Accom-,
His friends suppose that the leas h. Gays for the
present the better, fearing that his enthusiast
snd jealous temperament, may urge bin
10 avowaa that might destroy III. prospect.
II is not probable however that he viii be deferred
from his nal practice by any apprehenspns of this
seeipg that In the matter Of his election for Govern
much wa accomplished By his famous letter against te
IL il generally thought tina, Mr Mason, United stat
Senator from this state win &C., the mission 70 Engn
afford Ex-Governor Floyd good chance for election
the Senate though under any circumstances he would
kely offer himself that poriton The eec,i
takes place during the next session Of the Iegauro
II yill excite unusual interest, and the production y
much enhancement 10 the democratic party from tas
fact that the ~ two three prominent partisan
likely TO be before the Legislature for election to the
vacant seat.
Bolts win 70 In for II under all crcum stances Dect
isro disappointment % him. Long habit has fam.
liarized him With adyerny that he at any time
csive the tidngs Of disaster with the perfect
riacepcy His friends here wonder bow the Herald be
aware II position and prospects regard 80 tn
ffhcoming election for the rena'e.
THREE BOYS AT BIRTH BORN ON THE Dock
~ AInssY.--An elaborate story In nut she Il the
eordDg Of Incident which occurred at the steam51.
landing yesterday morning. widowed aay, 81 Eng.h
extraction inconsoable with the loss of her HUSBAND a.
iemined 10 leave the home OF her childhood tho
Of her earthly bliss and and seek home IN III
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