The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

under this great and extensive republic. (ApplAuse)
..sse The pes!psst t. that i { ssss On Increasing
By he medium of nativs born Catholics in this cous-
The Win g b ana sSs
try, the pressnes Of priests whore 1t h nscessary
looking to Spiritual intsrsss for tine. 70 reside Casho
lies win instn into their descendants the kn0wedgs OF
their religion ana the Lessons Of virtue which they
have received and which they prize more than Ill., And
vii, hold its ows rom the moment that immigration d.
inishes IL win not lapse and tau sway into ndisr
and nhde'ity Of which writer's have 10 much rsa
sra ION VIM dimiuish. That Il viii cease Is not at all
probabls for the relations Of kindred
rsssps rum one aide Of the Atlantic 70 u: other svso
should they not expect temporal BY the
change Immigration, ss have ssid VIII dinioish The
cordial was; the hand Of kndness Of other days IL
stretched out any more, and the immigranss fss
restrain them 70 some extent On the other hand, the
popn lstipn IL Ireland has been much thnued,
having been driven S +, her ss sy famine or
fuepce the immigration from that country mt Hstls
While they will be restrained both motives Of re
sequence Of tie reception whish awaits them. The
third is the governments Of Europe ~ far
s s %a. o
tc. economists, who arrange thug. according to profit
snd loss may bsvs been the doctrine OF tine Britt.
purpose Of improving the breed of cattle much
fsbly TO The proprietor than the crowded nsgabor
BOOB CT pc9eHDta there famine one SIDE 00Q
pestsnce in The rear o famine The, whs could escape
had every nducement leave the land for broad Sheep
walks for which they were occupied But thsre such
thu g. wars. Wars do occur. Nations dnd II moro
profitable not In q pecuniary sense IN spirit OF
ions pride, 10 have numerous, hardy and brave pea
90 meet sns wn.% % mn os
II Great Britain couM have hsd t. its favore
recruiting ground in 1855 with the results OF
uncer Wei ugton 1876 and preceding years ia
that IL Il not at s probable that the British
army woud not have been abe to take the Redan At Sc
bravery but wan. Of fo CO.. aud this exhibits that
ton reckless Of the lives Of her people, descending
AMI almost consigned 70 the sec nd rank whe she
will operate both sides Of the Atlantis 70 diminish im-
m;grson; and the burthen Of sustaining the Caholis
religion In this country In the same scale Of progress
will devclye ON the In this country, and
ttoee who born therein. Within the period -
which lave referred the adhe ents Of the Catholic Ie
zion have svnced no special that OF socsy
In which their enemies pretend they pro- per best.
any eays love darkness. point TO your colleges
Was 1t tie love Of darkness that stimulated pOpu
lsion h those nstituioDs of iearnings any
say you are doyAl to the country pout 70 every bat
Catholics we're M equal in the struggle and jealous
to maintain the digny and triumph OF the country -
.bo.s With whom u ey fought (App.ause Nor wa It
Il supposed have hereditary spite, but against Ca
thoii, Mo,ico they fought with equal courage Al
Of tfer brother Catholics, they aimed it not tbs
lees and ip every they endeavored to mauain
liberty we'll right Courage Is one side and en-.
when aufcn Ia to their social qua fties may you
rot point az to the fact that when pestence
anc plague had sp tad their dark pail your city,
they ready with others Into the gort rus wrk
of charity and humanity; and, II necessary sacrifice
their lives 10 mitigate pestience and dssases On that
what justification there say that they love
despoibm because they are accustomed TO IT. and not
liberty because they realized what II iss Before
Colurus sct the Western continent tnete
people Europe acquan ed with the rights and priv
jeees Of republican government In italy there
public Of gIeS prosperity, bsf IRE the discovery Of Ame
II other instance could be alluded TO, there
States. How lapgs For fourteen hundred years. She
has continued preserve her liberty Though Catholic
sbe is sgainst the one-man power. Her supreme
authority Is net given into the hands Of man. but
might eceive them in matters Of control. This whole
rspublic not much larger than the District OF
Columbia yet she has msintafnfd her govern ut and
freedom for fourteen bundrei years. She Ia too ls
cite the ssiousy her more powerful neighbors Yet
these people have had their perirds of fllbusering
uahtsr and troubles gro wing out of feuds with
LeighbCrrg barons. Notwithstanding, they hsvo kept
srd are not afraid And nov, speaking Of this re-
public which ia enlargement Of such mooel, what
h.ud be the dssire Of every thst loves herr 1t
III. ud be that the Catholic religion desires more light
han The Possesses, liberty and ws, BY which
s country has made such asst pshDg progress leavog
r%lgi to take Of Its Own ,oncernseyery demo nj
BATON managing lis affairs in its own way Prospecting
as country has profpered what ought be the
with OF every who loves his country That shs
my rensn, preserving her liberty and the laws Of
jnsiice equality, lorg the republic Of San
Naripe and great century hence she de igns to
ssR,,s; :. xsu,.. -,.s 49,.
teprion II deve ed from notes. which the lee
rekrred eJely in the statistical portion OF hs
marks On the conclusion his remarks the reverend
Iesier greeted with loud and pro ongrd applause by
The tense etmbsge.