The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

must be loyal, and I'll must BE- Protestant Now he
sis Sovnc. Prossaas W 's c,aus Of ss.as osas
lie fanatics object TO this Protestant society joining n the
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in most Mustrcus grand masters, viz: the Klng Of
Hanover and bis Royal Hshnss The Duke 4 YORK.
conceived In good aste than that the 0ranssusn
should do themselves the honor Of greeting The Prince
gracious Majesty the Queen visit thn Provinoss wss
the Representatives Of the people In Parliament
including the Attorney General and Postmaster General
belong 70 the society and surely, then the Prnoe does
not come 70 see any one party any one sect any oss
Province be comes 70 all; but IL there any par
ticular body Upper Canada he comes 70 see u the
rspectsbIe society In the Province and wont they give
/ him hearty welcomed
IT, SIR there any persons who should be humble in
view Of the arrival Of future sovereign among us,
Is the Roman Catholics who always toast tho Pope's
health before be, n.s:sys not ansy who o. we're %
Pope, the spiritual power is greater than me
sssiica Titles blu assume titles conferred upon them BY
the Popes II not the Roman Catholic Bishops Who, 1t
aa az E''
e permit , me 70 say sr shs 70: Roman
Gags banners just they p ase the Orangemen
for moment thought Of debating 10 them what they
should wear In fact they too small game for the
as Admiral Milne among our doughiaced ofcias 70 teach
these people their true position Orangemen know their
peW = or Of old i. mo surrendsr" TRUE BUZZ JEW
| KINGSTON, August ~, 1880.
These two selections show both sides or the question
The whole dcuy may be resolved into the simple state
ment, One will, the other WON'T and. notwthstand
ing the proposition made In the Reception Committee
that both parties should parade without badges
toes there Is little probability that either will yield
| compromise be effected.
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the right OF erection their Roman Catholic neigh
bory and the number Of the former expected TO be
present Ia estimated at from fifteen to twenty thousand
the majority their opponents is great that 1t
not at all likely they will recede from their position.
| The suggestion has been made that the Orsngemen
should form In two solid bodies each side Of the
ARCH allowing the Prince 10 pass between theu and
his Royal Hghness enters the arch TO send up three
hearty cheers Thus the Prince would what
Of men the Orangemen are, which he would not do by
any other means and with their banners scarlet gowns
and emblems, grouped together around their richly de-
corated arch, they would form spectacle such the
| Prince may never again see in his lifetime Ten or
| twenty men deep would show well, and their cheers
l would tell with admirable effect.
Nor this partisan feeling confined alone To Kingston
The people OF Toronto have taken the matter In hand
Arches have been erected and the on
part Of both organizations manifested that above
recorded.
On the 9th uit deputation Of Roman Catholics wait
ed upon the Programme Committee OF that city, and
urged upon them the proprey Of preventing the erection
Of ARCH In order that cAuses might be given Tor
display Of partisan feeling Mr. Moylan, the part Of
the depuation stated that be confident that In the
event Of arch being allowed 70 stand, might lead 70
strong denomination On the part Of the Catholics.
Alderman Fox, who b member Of the Programme Com
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arch the other and he certain that the Orange
men would not decline 10 march under Il.
The matter finally ien In the hands Of the Chair.
man. who summoued three Of the most Influential menu
ben Of tho Orange body, three leading Catholics and
three Of the Programme Committee, 70 Discus, and
possible, settle the dculty They came 70 the conclu
sion 10 30 on with the arch.
On the Thursday night following mam meeting Of o.
tholics was called, which was attended BY one thousand
people, and presided BY the rector Of the cathedral
In the course Of his remariu be said;--
s, could ss az &c = = Is
suited hsssl Thsy xsrs willing 70 graat tbs oraAss
men srss. privissss rnsY s.Ood On squ.,i,y with
their rights Thsy were aware mat shs orsSssnsn q
this city have dsiermipsd only 70 take ps n she
arch decfed on, With Orange ooors under which the ca
tholics must walk. Like Che captvs Of ancient Rome
os they would be Obliged bend under this arch and
acknow Wedge the supremacy OF their foes (Cries Of
though sprnsiDg on the same country had endssvorsi
In this land Of their adoption, TO perpetuats the hase
ons v, ws'h n's s nsvs
person whom he would not name, they all know, and
Who possessed . very dsrcpctabls character (Hesrl
yess, through The nnusnos and sxsrtoos Of sach sn
who join In Threatening the liberty Of thsir fellow
grand welcome % Their royal Sisltsr. 1S6csrs ne
was proud 70 iam tAsn that the most ianusatsl mss
ns VIM &. Ao ass' sat ic uess s
outrage m indirect insult themselves They were
ssmslsd ossshsr 70 sss, 70 dev.s .hs Be-. policy %
6rsoe the Duke Of Newcastle and give expression %
the feelings Of the oAsnocs, only Of roroao Of
thus publicly insulting Catholics Of Toronto then the
only alternative len Tor them to present their
and 20 take no psrt 10 the Denomination.
M hnnlr Was sorry be aid 70 see TO night that scch
ma a. AZ e. a n sn
thoics since ws kaown thai oranGemen Intended 20
build ,h arch On Monday meeting ". appointed 70 sse
Cd upon ~ rrogrsmne Committee 70 ascertain n some
thing could sos Be- done, and represented Il
There ws oes thing eersalu-,hsy would never walk
ssdss = : scs,. Of ne so ror h.ss.a he would
Mr. EnnM-Eo no. n we attempt 70 pull u down
work W sorsiiiasoaai form-nos By enployins scrcs
Hear, hsAr Upon consntrs With me Programme Con-.
ns.es VS. ssrred That nne shocld be appointed 70
fer together, and endeayor Arrange The matter In an
amicable manner Three Of them were Orange
men, three ProtestAIn and thrre Catholics. They
he bad been credbly adorned that they csne 70 he
conclusion not 70 20 90 ws tbs arch ne three Orange
ssy sss .oss v s. mt.
among thaf body be could ~, but found They
determined going with a. Aed operations werc CON
menccd 90 King street There no alternate W but 10
walt ou the Mayor and see be, chief msgptrxfe,
could not put stop 70 the proccdns Accordingly this
was done, and The question being put 10 Mr. Mlsou
be replied ~ wiz and be did NJ he came 70 the spot
and ordered The voekmen dcsis TIE orangemen tscn
applied 70 the Bard Of works, and they vetoed the
thus FOR aIly sAncsonine me Mayor was Obliged 10
knuckie under. fhe Casholic COMMITTEES Thea called Q
meeting OF forty any gentemen end they agreed
some stre should BE- tAken Amer mature consideration
wAs resolved 70 call mass meeting, when certain
solutions, embody Ing the opinions 81 the Catholics ~
Toronto, should be p~ssd, address prepared fcr
presenting 70 The Duke Of Newcastle BY him 70 be
laid before her Majesty. He then moved The following