The New York herald., 1867-03-13

afraid To wear q medal or .carr,a ana are mot l
when "a. clock strikes TherSgn Of . the cross Gross
Catho,ic schools in all parts or gland which ara
Dy Tue srom one Of thossI heard word
ho are rather objects Of rdicule nan for CON-
troversv But curiousy enOogn no the S idea ne mixed
nsSs nsssm an hs 1sgenersted unless the lion ireland
lamb lie down together, though ! 'n,nk mn ,she
There Is an idea that must be pampered ana nurs
and treated in extraordinary way IN oiues ~ Iv
however that the ony part OF Ireland which has been
disgraced by the deadly conflict OF ner own Thai
part in which the mixed system ooa,aS varv neace
able or loving part Of the country ana we
find that there are men in % oiheI nps psl bst,er
than in Ulster The evil OF the mixed system was not
90 apparent however In Ireland as tnat whlcn Eh ~
arise under yet more unfavorabe circumstances Inc
reason Is that the mass of the population Is Catnoo
Mr. Mcguire then gave statistics TO show .ne lase
prspondsancs 1r the caho'c Stsu isav-
ing these counties for moment iet me como
to Austria, which is by enlightened Engishmen sna en-
lghened Protest Irishmen, and perhaps engnIeheo
nochurch Americans regarded priestridden coun-
try where there liberty for the Protestant Aus,
Protestants Does it interfere with the education
Of ProtestantsP Does II offend the conscienoes
o ,h the misorys .vStsm Uoss Of aa"caon you
shall have, and other. Nothing OF the kind IN
those parishes Of the Austrian empire where there are
dsseners from the Romanish Church the educaton
their children Is not directed by the priests but they
committed to the of the dissenting ministers
These latter empowered and required by government
to provide for watch over and promote the educa.
ton of the children Of their own sect in the same man.
ner as the priests required do in the education OF
the children OF their faith That all in Ireland
Austria s now marching In the true path, and mas
recently given Hungary free CONSTITUTION. lApplause
As the iberality in other States the Rhenish pro-
vinces and Others all the children there have been
brought up under UNCONVENTIONAL education, and with
out any offence TO any sect II is wrong to work out
base triumph the expense of the conscences OF other
people II legislator in this country would ask
the sanne here did in Ireland or would in England
and that is to let each denomination have right to ITS
own means Of education, and yet be SO fenced round
to Be intact G IN M
| and Lower Canada the Catholic the laws OF
| the latter, guaranteed BY act Of Parliament,
| never oppressed the Procstants. In Upper Canada
where the Orange element prevails the Superintendent
writes Give Roman Catholic heads Of families may at
their pleasure call meeting and establish separate
school and elect trustees though the teacher OF the
common school be Roman Catholic" They are also re-
lieved from the payment Of all common school rates
ally In order to Withstand trials and temptations Tap
| pausc Here there were more trials and temptations
fore there was special need OF the denominationa sys-
TENS to give religious culture They educated thirty
three hundred boys educated in the Christian
| Brothers schools Of Cork, and the highest
estimate placed on the value Of this mn o0 a.
those educated in Ireland at the schools there per year
or 1900 children the rolls OF the Monk schools in
Cork 100 are in actual attendance Their education Is
of the highest character The Protestant Commissioners
testimony the efficiency of the teaching in these
schools of the Christian brothers. Catholics in this
country might have, WELL the same system, and the
| States might well consider the strong claims Of the
Catholics Until that time Catholics. for the honor Of
| themselves and OF their religion, will have to
pay State taxes, and make large pecuniary
sacrifices in order to preserve the faith Of
tho Catholic children Of this country. (Appause.)
There are mean enemies who strike those who are
down, those who oppressed by poverty. They had
met here to assist the distinguished preate Of this arch
dioccse-(great applause)-n his grand and successful
effort to stem the tide OF proseytsm and to battle the
wickedness of kidnappers and Child sealers loud
appause) have visited the institution Of the Refor
nation and pleased with its mana'emcnt with the
hearty merrimcnt ofthe immense number OF lads there
The noble preate has given up his energies to the
moulding of the minds OF the sinful chld from motives
OF love to God. tAppsuse) Mr.. Maguire then de-
nounced in the strongest what he al
the wicked and infamous institution, which had fol
the past few years engaged in the traic Of taking
Catholic children from their parents, changing tnel
Names educating them in another faith and shipping
them out West He read some passages from the orear
of this society, elcng considerable excitement from
the audience He also narrated some cases in which
the melancholy consequences had resulted from
the system and closed by an eloquent appeal In behai
OF the Catholic Repository which proposed to carry ou
tho work OF reclamation which the other institu
tion professed TO SEEK but without changing the na
| of child or rObbiDg faith.