New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
IRELAND

IRELAND.
THE BRIGHT BANoUET-LETTERs OF TIE CATHOLIC
BmHoPs-LETTBRS FROM Mr.. PAwcgTT, Mr.
MILL. Ac.-THE TIPPRRARY KLBCTIoE-EoTIEG
AT THB POLLING PLAcLs--BAEoUBT TO cir
HUGH CAIRNS IN BEIYAsr-RIPLB SHOOTING IN
lRELAxD-IRIsR ART-DEFARTURR OF JOHN
mitchell FRoN PARIS YoR AMERICA, &C, &C.
DUBLIN Oct. a. 1896
The list Of persons 10 speak 81 The banquet 70 John
Bright has been somewhat altered since lass Mr.
j. s. Mil viii not be present lie IL travelling the
tnent and viii be unable to attend. Capt White, who
elected las. week FOR TPpery viii address the meet
ing. The Very Rev. Dean 0Bnen Of Limerick win be
one Of the speakers 10 the toast Of aCiv and Religious
Liberty" Letters in reply 10 their invitations have been
received By the committee nom most Of the Catholic
u these may prove interesting 70 the reader Bis Emi
usRoe Cardinal Cullen whites a. follows
No. s. EccLEssT.. DUBLIN, Oct ls 1894
GTNTLEuN beg 20 return many thanks for the kind
VITA which you have invited Mr. Bright
dhnsr he h instant in common with the great major
Il gratitude dstin ruisted His eloquent
nalons q nyeerais abuses bis courage IN sssahns that
ts country and which Tor prsysd upon vitas
,eS snSS All % ss !, sses ss VIC have bses S
% long Ioddeh down BY Psrseeung laws On footing Of
aAtv VII sseiy ~ oi men hsse gslAeo of
fu for any services that ere rendered 70 them.
feflnF ~ NOio % happy JON mannetta
ion Of gratitude for the services already rendered by M
Bright % this island II not that other engagements
der Il impossible for accept Of your invitation
Hopag that everything VIII tuoceed according 20 your de
siIes remain with great esteem your devoted servant
. Paul CARD. CutlgE
To the Hon Secretaries Of The Bright Banquet
DT. CAntwe Bishop Of Meath in bis letter, says that
" no man IN England deserves better than Mr. Bright the
marked snd grateful notice Of the people Of Ireland Dr.
OHea Bishop of Ross writes that but for the pressure Of
duties which cannot be postponed he would be Z" most
happy 70 be present such occasion and 20 Join with
my fslov-eountymen IN paying eu-deserred compli.
nent 70 she liberal generous and homes; Nj Bright for
having IN his place 40 Parliament advocated the cause Of
Ireland and manifested hs Teadness 70 advance her inter-
esis And he says II hopeful TO find an influential
member Of Parliament ike him diyestng himself Of those
pFeiudiees which cling eti 20 many men In his position
aud 20 mark him candidy tracing In his oToble language
the many grievances Of our unhappy country 70 Tie mia
government o. her rllers DR. Walsh, Bishop Of Ossorv
Is forced 10 decline the invitation In consequence a Tie
Of HE health bat says appreciate she object of
the banquet and esteem Mr. Bright the friend Of Ire.
land and Of the human Of every cline and color
DIR. Conaty Bishop Of Fillmore, writes in complimentary
termA Of Mr. Bright and says be IL perfectly satisfied
that the union Of English and lrsh liberals will be the
opening Of bright future for this unhappy and misgoy-
erned country Dr. Deany Bishop Of Cork regrets that
he IL unable 20 take any share ID this tribute 70 Of
tho abiest and most generous friends Of Ireland" Dr.
feeny, Bishop Of KenOTa writes ia similar strain. DIR.
baans bishop Of Coyne, says: Many lnshmen who do
Dot share "a s The advanced opinions q Mr. Bright feel
aopg Baeiul Tor bis warm sympathy and Tor biz eloquent
remuneration OF the past persecution and present neglect
py Ehlch hngisb ministers, Wing and Tory have mado