The New York herald., 1862-08-09

letter from the Archbishop OF ssn SncisSo
me how he had died how true CathC. ana tns sscrs
Of the church Ia and M how edifsn. III was hs
hou know how much qualification therefore hA sAn
s D,a.ns those religious Offices over his remans lot
piansel You have spoken of McManus a good pass
but there Is something We may all have oar faus
ana can respect those who struggle for a righteous
cause though they may rashly and mprudentiy No
human being live without some faults but we rave
all Of Us the one gaide TO turn to-regionreveation
To all true men. whatever their condition struggle may
be- religion must be every thing holding by that we
60 wrong (Hear hear Now fcontnued his grace with
SMILEY, will confess TO you, gentlemen, that when
had kind of spite against priests and bishops. Much
laughter) Remember how long ago that was-well,
my spite against the priests and bishops was based
the false impression that they stood between people
and their hbsrties-that but for them Ireland would be
free. daughter and applause)
We cannot convey to our readers any notion of the
quiet humor and graceful gentlemanly tone with which
this was said and the effect produced upon his Graces
His GRAcE-But, you know, was mistaken. There
was bishop Of whom I never heard anything but
what was bad-Caughter)-iu fact, he was reported to
You may be sure did not like him but, let me confess
it, found afterwards that he OF the best friends
tho revolution Of 9S-a increment in ,ohch after all, the
not equal the object proposed and that is every
thing Hear, hear) Now, gentlemen. there are three
church. rebellion Is justiable st. Thomas Of Aquinas,
you know, lays them down very clearly. One condi
s.sous weisn. 'o1o'y Of eSe Uy
trems condition (Hear, 6car) But, then.
the government Of men some allowance must be made
for government and laws are only the embodiment OF
great general principles and, hunsn nature not being
perfect the operation Of the law may sometimes be OPP
to iucacae Tae for example the Of that Catholic
lady who married shat Protestantwhat snail call him?
Iaughter.) What was her name2
The ODONOGHUK-NFs. Yevert0n. Fl
Archbishop HUcHKs--Just so. Well, hers was case In
which Irish judge ana Irish jury decided ey equity
o @
twecr' law and equity are things we must make allow
ancestors but the people are so treated that there s
general feeling among them that they are subject 10
inolsraSle oppression then that Is ground and jns
tifcaoncf rebelng (Cheers Another condition is he
third and great condition." Have you measured yonr
strength, and made sure of suecess? (Hear, hear y
you undertake. vepol1fon, and haus so 50 measured
wtls not do o,oepr Just Tie cause 70 undertake to fight
great empire uth fso rusty nsuskts dsa commits.
ariat coatainei in year carpet bag (Appause and
aughter) Suchrash proceedings onl5 ensure ignomni
us failure, and settle te tyrant more firmly his sad
de. Hear hear0 No, the way for oppressed peo-
pie to achieve Their rights not ny rashness and intern
Deras haste but by patience staadiness and resoute
purpose (Applause1 Ge1t!emen, there are events oc
rurrng calculated to bring She wrongs the rhserss the
uorings Of tho Irish pcoe under consia,ration else
where fHear hsar But & the TINS comes. ~ wal not
sh-(laughtcr)-an hatong take Of themselves
will originate in efSYto settle other and more gone
hsr onoos,unv a,nr no u anase ny
have said enough ansn0w, "a concusisn, gentlemen,
st me thank you hsartyfor tho compliment yot have
,ait me.
Mr. GuL--We thank your Grace for the kindly rntpa-
ernal reception you have given and have pcthng
norc TO except to asssre you THAT with the aaes
tae English newspapers upon tim great An'erica1re
nbSc, which echoed ty swo pssul,o lfoeral
apers here in Dublin the Iasr people have np syrnpa
,Iy. taear, ,hear.)
Archbishop HUGHEs-I believe that but there Is an eie
nent here called gentlity" Daughter follows
bat English teaching. But can osaNrr you, pa aenrr
sat toH Englssh papers orcfAet ,Sik cons1ni false
oods rsspsting this american l know, ftr ex
rple-snd this proof how canningiy they da the.
fsran instance recently in which tie cOrrespoa dent
London journal stated r,n1cr Of facts, each id
id.nI fhrt Of Uhich true, ba ya the maA ip
and cobined e facts that ks entire satent 5caame
ne great fdEehood. (faughter.) a&
M. HAHNx1T-Wel rny Lord seintere s.stvidu0l oAn
auy De, shall all be rejoic 10 the great quar-
:, eaded and peace and unity rssaYsf
Hs ssAcE-if do finish IL socn enough, soit
ma for tssensy thousand yoa TO- fight under
" fag and, please Cad, may snd hs QiuSel
All Oh hfcra aud cjp.ers1