The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08


vious day many having been onpeed TO return their
homes in the country in consequence Of The approaching
harvest.
Immediately AFTER the last shots nom tho battery had
died away, an indignation meeting held By the cti
zens generally, who, may remark, entertain . strong
sympathy for the Orange party in the vicinity Of the
ysta Palace; and sorry 10 say that the here
was anything but credtabe the town. and that GER
IAN chaplain who the chief speaker took
community another He thought that the orsnssmsn
the religious fah OF people from the loy stOd.sd az
novauA responsibility and moral influence 10 do battle
political and party contests lie and olhers were evil
IDENTITY disposed 70 revive the and religious hate
which long ago cast stain upon the people OF Canada
Then i was complained that the Orangemen had been
badly treated Historical recollectons were revved ana
the concourse was told how the Orsugcmen we're the
representatives ofthoso who fought BY side with the
INDUSTRIOUS William and bled with him In the cause Of
they carried to-day had aoatsd in triumph over the
walls Of Derry aud led the way when the conquerors Of
ye Ssg vss Ia, suS foes And
that glorious banner beneath the open heaven in
the preaence Of the descendant Of that Industrious
leader with whom they fought They deserved better
Was right for the Roman Catholics In Lower Canada 70
assemble all their bishops from Sandwich 70 Gaspe 10
meet his Royal Hghness his nrst landing Quebec TO
induce him TO visit their colleges and nunneries, and
when the Church Of England hardly represented 70
allow these 70 gather and pass before him in all the pa
Or The religion Of people in that section altogether re-
fuse similar privileges 70 the Representatives u Protes
tantism IN Upper Canada9
Then followed some rather strong Language, IN which
the Of the Governor General and tho members for
the town and county were received with loud sroans.
came in Tor slight shaTe Of the unpopuarity caused BY
mus, i viii Be seen, tho worst consequences havo
arisen from the stubborn determination OF the body OF
Orangemen TO parade the insignia Of their order TO the
annoya Of me Roman Catholic portion OF the
ton that such display contrary 70 the wishes Of the
hest authorities or the crown being suhver
sive Of good order greater Insult could hardly have
been offered 70 the Prince and lhan was brought
about BY this anatica adherence party par
resolves "You don's respect the Prince" heard
ayes, We DO; but respect Professionalism more5 This
laying 70 their souls the hateyng that they
srs sSp ct more Than HnA; nsy are
and Orangehm 10 70 result In moro OF such scenes
have transpred here, the sinks into mat
10 night there citizens ball held; but IL spirit has
passed away with recent events and the announcement
that V in honor Of bis Royal Hghnees the Prince Of
Wales reads like mere mockcry.
10 morrow morning shall be at Bellevilie, whittier
bis Royal Hghnefs has proceeded II, however matters
party the Prince, will be by the Dukes letter,
viii not land either Toronto any other place whore
hasten bis arrival in the United states and rsy pro
duce depression which only the brilliant reception there
10 store for hin Royal Hghness win Mean while
Tonight the looks dull aud uicss and the visit
ers have nearly all departed.
THE ORANGEMEN AND THEIR HISTORY.
me following sketch Of tho origin OF tho Order which
now creating such . disturbance in tho arrangements
made for the reception Of the Prince Of Wales taken
from The Brooklyn Eagle, and win convey historical
Idea Of the organization which may not be familiar 70 the
public
Ths Orapgsmen Of Ireland their existence from the
year 1858, and name themselves AFTER William, Prince Of
q III and king Of y Sn
throne Charles lived Protestant bat II heart be alter
dslss, vhep sck he inclined % be Catholic. On his
deathbed he refused the minstyAtons Of the ministers Of
NE Church q snsasa; priest Of The Catholic Church
dasluis Charles died IN thai nith His brother james
opaly profusA thas religion, and bsfore he had been
oovspmsnt 70 the reestablishmeut Of CAtholicy the
whss ma tories united inviting William, Prince Of
vim IS nsS his s
wiihout struggle IN ~ dsisncs, end William conformity
so.y
70 tho fortunes Of James, and In 1880 b landed In Ire
land with small French army, and, assisted By The
o. In doninisss fss fossssns or irsiasdo. psrSsps
more strictly sssssias, ths frSeyssrs.s q Ireland
derry ne forces Of Janss were ooooeatra.sd on hs two
devoted Cities me Governor Of Londoadsry was In
fsvor Of giving Up shs CITY e.s though The Inhabitants
they strsnuousy resisted the wishes Of the Governor
asd The assaults Of The army Of james Tho Governor
y 70 A1 =: ss q ss
Dansd Walksr, with resolution never surpAsscd-
Proyosi,ios AMER xoposisioa o. James II.
SsT Win cries q .i.ods1S he people a sn
literally starving the nesh Of horses, ss cais and Of
ns osy hope Tor sSo dssossa town Va. n 3. slss q
suocov from Eoglsni the river placed boom
By james army the river was also commanded b. can
non. The ships ~ length appeared IN sight Of the
town Of them succeeded In breaking the boom and
escaping the cannopade The Irish army raised the siege,
boys q berry Who took prominent part IN tho defence
took the name OF Orange boys The next year William
landed 10 ireland and defeated the army Of James a The
battle OF the Boyne. Prominent among the forces OF Will
liam the defenders Of Derry known "orange-
men" The Irish retrieved sadly trnlshei At the
the rph army choice Of going 70 France and en-,
teripg the services Of Louis the XIV OF joining tho
in sv sr hs %os, ssoss ass a.
England Tho conquest and exhaustion were complete
whole century u msIule could not again arouse the
people TO resistance Tue Orangemen VINO performed 30
important part ir the defence of,he EogIisn In Ireland
welded the and the patronage q the government
Il. sBoyne ws,ers scroppe lie Down. AID
other party tunes and nngpg into the face u the down
ucddcn the evidcnos o. their dcca The policy Of
eracy ~ which placed In their hsads power
and influence, and len ~ their fct the subject race
concee9rn 70 me aee OF the people has been
ssfcd ny them From being the tool " the
they beU s chief obetsclc In carrying out the
70 CARED rsfcrms In ibc sdnns.srsion q Irish affairs
condcct o. The Prince q Wales tends unpopu
lar msschevous org zHton, we'll calculated
10 bring dsgrxoo upon religion and f-tsr III blood In Ca
rsca his writ yin have produced beneficial result
Tor the important colonies he viii one day govern
pRorosn CONTINENT ~ Nh r. ID. Ricr We are In
formed thai Mr. D. Rice fsmariy known 70 two gene
raiiops Of play soers "Jm Grow" has become 80 far
nv old age m " be ncapactated from pursn