The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15


Mr. Olrien has published the following letter
C~TgMoyLx, NEWCASTLE wrsr, Feb. IL, 1881
Ny DEAR sM>-I beg to thank you for having pub
ished ~ eseaaso my pamphlet relative 10 French in
vasion IN the Nation and Morning Nco regret " lind
that some expressions used by have given offence
qote uninten.ionaly my part trust however, that
these shafts will inflicted on my friends any
wounds deeper than those which have
IA The criticisms to which my pamphlet has given &C.
CASTOR Upon the whole am convinced that much good
viii arise from this controversy, and trust that the
asperlties Of language and moncntary irritation which
have been connected with 1t will b. soothed by
Of mutual respect Tor the rankness which has been dis
played on all sides
We Irish require to be taught liberation OF adverse
opinion We have been 80 much sccust med 10 msrepre-
seutaton that we are disposed 10 discover 10 the
remonstrsrces OF ffen1s, imsginAr, insults.
e For myself, have executed very peinfoi duty-not
hastily bui after having considered the subject during
more thon fifteen months 4s
Whilst appreciate the noble qualities Of many OF the
men Of l79s have always cousderei that the proceed
iDgs which they adopted with view serve their
country were most dsasr 10 It's interests Especially
disastrous the consequences OF two
ton upen which they relied namely, the formation Of
secret societies, and attempt lberats this
try by means Of foreign aid. Had they supported the
small party 81 patriots which led by Cra,t,n the
Irish Parliament with the same energy which they mis-
applied In the formation OF secret societies and in look
ing for foreign succor, they wolls have eventually OBJ
tanned all that this required and the Union would
Dever have taken place.
We are enaccd with repetition Of these errors by the
formation OF the phgax eocet and by the tendency 70
ock to France for dcvevaDce which has been manifested
since the battle Of soerino bave therefore felt my
ger which Ii impending ano / am happy TO fad from
several private cocmunlca ions which received
that OF tho most enlightened aud patriotic my
Catholic friends 90 not discover Ia my la gdsge that tone
or osresptct OF whih the critics WHO have my
pamphlet In the Notion complain
Belgian friend, however, upon whO1e Judgment aud
experience place ucb reliance tells me that Mr. Martin
and are Ike these doctors who formerly sought ,ng
invt stgaon a. account for The aopeararce of golden
tooth In the head OF human being After the argument
bad lasted for long ue IL aL Icing dscogered that
tho assumption on which the argument based was
unioundsd for that no such golcr tooth had been dis
covered ia the bead at any human being. He
tha louis Napoleon never viii invade England or ireland
SO that the hopes end fears founded upon such csntin
There Is tradition ia the county Of Clare that gen
tenian Damei Michael myn, who stories
and poetry IN Fish which well deserve TO be read by
etuo cuts Ia the Gaelic language rrlir persuaded
that Ireland TO be oelivesed frcm II sh by
Fre ca Spanish invasion that he great part Of
his life in Deditaiog upon tbis cont,hgcncy The nva
sion tok pace but poor Mr. Ionrn neglected his
business and spelt bis fortune in preparation for II,
that he reduced himself from comfortable circumstances
To pauptrism
Let Us 10, initiate either Michael c,m5n or the learned
doe~os Let not neglect the essential Interests OF
coui try whilst We cherish rsory expectations
differ with much that I see in tbs columns of the
Notion but am happy TO agree With ITS writors ia think
Ing that cur praiteos for national Independence ought
t. prevent from using all the that
furnished By the institutions under which actually
live for the purpose OF obtsnng eth
by social Efforts by legislation. The policy of Par
lamcniary independence which tho Sction his 40 long
advocated, Is quite compatible sih q resoiate dc,ofmt
covery ct the legislative ndepen OF this cuurg
would myself prefer thlt the Irish rep, esentatives
should rees ID nrbn Father tnso n ,oodon lheg were
sufficiently numerous to form evca toe committee OF a
national council but The constituencies Of reard gec
suct opportunities as that which Will be afforded tho
county ri Cork during tho present week for the ell con
Of reporters members &C Pa iiment those vino desire
to mcc the social ard legislative Improvement Of this
co,soty ihe eoie bound TO fold their
abstain from endesvUrirg "a serve their country through
the as ercies hsch they can at present Command
f.r my own part, viii give such support ms can
Orsngernan, conservative wing, Old Ireland Re
pealer, Young Ireland Repeater Frsaco THserni
We stall find that there are great many questions of
common Interest Ia regard OF which all Irshmen can
agree.
You may remember that recent controversy orgi.
naed In apparent difference Of opioon ing tho
formation OF volunteer corps in irelsnd am now happy
TO ld that this fefeo opinion was rather in,agi.
nary than reai and believe thai there arc very
risbmen who you'd DOT prefer that the sceGee Of 1882
should be again witnessed in Irean rather than thse OF
i'ss bs son %s E ssurs very F MXa oBsrs
Frnnce.
The following Ia the address read on Monday, Febru-
airy 25 in the Senate ia reply to the speech from the
Throne
Of Novcmbcr desired TO extend your mmunicati, as
with the great bodes Of the state ard those Of great
bodies of the State with the country the senate the
tcpositary c the Fundamental p,ot underst od
that the constitution remained intact aud that 1t
%ec 90 ee so sr ON 'os ,1s
which your Majesty has given 70 our intepreta-
excessive authority: wherefore she stands confident
ly by ahe constitution OF 1852. the limits OF which
the ment from being absolute and liberty
from disorder The author OF this constitution. whose
basis Is In the rational suffrage your Majesty aiso its
frmest support and IN your hands will not deviate
from its essential Or ncples But find place in II for
reo ma rhch are OF the nature Of durable ostitutious
aud which reouguant but constitutions in which
there nothing sciid, rs lot deviation We hail these
hnxws
ourselves to them ~h tho Independence which Is In
hearts and in ytur wishes, ard with the moderation
which is ono Of tho dutiee OF the Senate.
1he exposition OF the domestic and foreign condition OF
the country proves 10 by documents Of ucontesbe
authority the constant soil uoe Of Majesty for the
prosperity apo gran eur OF the empire.
At home tbcie IS ier with security, and each man
feels that he lives with that na,a nal erty WHICH France
without Oar finances DO not appear TO b. de
ranged IS the surrender OF e,y mi l,ous u ia
cor 10 tighten he duties Articles u ordinsry
ton, ard to provice fer that voluntary deficit
ordinarily uniayerable. nor Of public credit, al
Ways DESTROYS OF being spa'ng'y used II III.
treaty bus oands IT'S forces during the Transition will
egsin no In the incit eUen of composition the courage
which secures success Meanwhile. public works arc
carried actively without lear OF the shock whCn such
urdrtakugs whtn carried TO excess alone produce capt
tai abourds, aud only Demands c,ycustioo Il merely
waits until the state of affairs abroad for
serai interests 90 be eunploy 10 the acquisition OF
public and private westb. This heoccfcrth Of tbs
necessary paths toui activity France docs not fear
ctun sb her ADM alton ~ the glories of ta.ns aud
courage nor ~ weaken tie moral psrtrimony which
hsne her ciyiliz ,tiVn.
For these iessors the Scnate have given their com
pleto sdAt 70 the which Jour Nucsty has
united n the hands ~ the Minister OF Sae ihs Gerent
dspsit'neLs IeisSg % the scen es, ettcrs arts
The rsgerDeS to tho products nteiect
n. CT Donoe regn and deyecpe genius II spy
Csnrslzed undfr the eye az the En- Dercf tas
ssemest veil b. gwen With more comp eeness, con.inu
y ana success
tho senA,e haze soen with lively satisfaction the en-
ina In sttnr
rel gious eno literary education, IN improving
the condition a the clesgs, aud multiplying
parishes a0d vicsrigts c tho rural districts.
THE eeve psmfnt IL moral scLtimetts Is the best
help o. the popic 10 their labor activity. With tbs
view The senate have supported, 9th your Majesty the
praisewor'hy elects OF your func ia aiding tho
commuDes Ct thu empire, ana particularly the rural com
munos thee cstruction aud repair Of their churches,
their by tcr'es ard theis tchoohn While az ical
tui industry extenred under tho projecting hand of
the Emperor II l. nGls pens4be teat the moratts &C the
population SHOULD be encouraged sae oy sde With poo
grcss
After your Mnssty's visit n Algeria you desired that
the gCvrnment OF hss COCO, aoud be reng an red We
oco tia, iletrioua Msrhs az our Colleagues,
IA called nv ~ realize the hops rci.tGE the