The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

nightly t0rurpg some OF their best members By noxsn
on Gianges erected the spot known e Bsseaord
Dublin, cropping the hair from the heads Of ohers
inat me streaming liquid into thsE eyss IL wss amid
snch orgies as these that the poet OF the ORANGE Assocs
has been Get 70 the masic pysd ,ss s . n
The streets Of KiDgston and Newark.
suen means Va me union betw. Ireland and gns
shown 70 be the mos, ana ne Lish orsnssrsn
~ sosy y the world England, hovev, Psrnssa
VIC sahsat.9n 70 be extended through The influence az
parties standing rosnd the tbrcsA 0fihgem had proved
rious work requiring = 30 executed By bloodthrssJ
men.
<uuder KIM william the Fourth the question Of soc-
oessou ng vested in the person Of the Princess V0.
ria Low Queen Victoria and mother Of The Prince o.
Wales very dsagreeabe TO the wishes Of the Orange
may appear stood her uncle the then Duke Of Csn
beand the late King Of Hanover Inc Duke wa 0ren0
numerous nnsr body. Arms had been placed in shsi.s
hands for ne ostensiole purpose pe i,..so
Was extended I, Csn.ds and other British Provinces
Their stem Of secret signs and passwords was peeosed
SO that our American readers viii understand thAs even
then the Orange body q formidable Instrument X
used by base and designing men against popular liberty
The throne itself
grandmother Of the Prince Of Wales, became very OBJ
the Orange leaders in the middle and towards
assaed mode of educating her daughter In the news
papers alleging that her former marriage with the Catho
o Prince iAinngen untitled her to discharge that
tai task towards the future Qaeen Of England Indeed.
they went % far a. TO make motion in Parliament
@ y ss o. ns sSS y mon pr o
Of what they termed "pure Protestant prnnpIesn
This movement was rejected BY Parliament afser an
animated discussion, during which the right Of the
Duchess Of Kent educate daughter was advooated
with zeal oy the late Daniel OConne and every othsr
Catholic OF note in the House OF Commons After being
foed in this attempt the Orange party took opportunity
to withdraw their sympathy completely from tho Prin-
the Duke Of Cumberland, for the crown
King William the Fourth died in 1887. During tho last
two years Of hi: reign the Duke OF CumserAnd wss sc
lcdges under fs CONTROL directed his attention 70 ina
Canadian lodges In an especial manner He sent out
province, and had the REASONABLE intent communicated
70 The army by this means. We say reasonable, for At
nounced tbe at ut Of endeavorng 70 force him
people as King N consequences of the alleged Catholic ten
denotes OF tue mother o. the present Queen
Immediately before the death Of the King il ives deter
mined 70 ascertain how May armed men the Orange
body could bring into the lod any particular day,
and commands issued The district Grand Nastsro.
TO hold regular mustere certain given points, and then
report to the Grand Lodge in iosdou The muster IN
and the Masters Afterwards reported that thew nsd forty
thousand men capable Of taking the field the moment
scotland and England very large number Of men
turned out.
The Catsol, and other liberal members Of Parliament
called the attention Of tho Legislature and country 70
these very important movements such formidable
cret society and Denounced them actual attempts
forcetal revolution and alter the royal succession
Theee precautions produced great anxiety but King VII
liam having died rather unexpectedly, the Orange
chiefs thrown OF their guard and Qaesn victora
permitted 70 take peaceabe poesesson Of her right
Soon after her accession committee Of Parliament In.
vcstgated the entire plan and working Of the Orange So
ciey and denounced II dangerous and nimca 70 tho
best interests OF the country The houses passed resou
tons declaring the lodges dissolved and that person
who 0rangeman should hereafter be eligible for
cfce under the Crown. The resolutions became dead
letter very socn for Orangeism still encouraged, al
dated ID.
Had the Duke OF Cumberland been permitted 70 carry
his designs the Canadian 0rangemen would have
oyed measure Of impunty for every persecution Of tho
Catholics and perhaps have driven every OF them
from the soil The gall Of their defeat 1t tina. time has
been purified and for this remembrance and thu
Alone has tho Prince Of Wales been driven from Kingston.
their leader, the late Duke both from throne
and from England, and as the grandson Of woman who
Catholic 10 her first love, liberal opinion al
life, and supported In her position towards her
daughter by Catholic Ireland and the Catholics Of Eng
land.
The Orange code has forgiveness for such SINS
hence the roy al parent and gandparent stabbed
were, through the heart Of the royal son.
such 10 OrAnseism, and such explanation OF tho
Orange hostility 10 the Prince IN Canada. A. attempts
have been made and successfully, " introduce Orange
ism into the United States may be permitted ssk,
can such system inuro 70 the rational ment
u liberty The harmony o. religion Freedom the
bliy Of our repubcsnisms In our opinion Il cannot
IL isa system which every good Protestant
denim subvcrsve 81 social order and good government
ana with which they cannot rightly have any sympathy
CT association