New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
REORGANIZATION OF THE ORANGE PARTY.


,popc AVIATION OF THE ORANGE PARTY.
The slumbering embers of 0rangeism in En-
db,velatcy been reudled, in view of the approach
49, 6bt over the Irish Church. The brethren mustered IN
, at st. James Hall the 23d Of June, with all their
oaraphernala. After the procession had entered the
soDd played God save the Queen and "Proiestant
0 0 n its conclusion the Hartman in opening the
or business Of the meeting said that he had to men
6p before audug 10 the particular occasion iol slvu
% 6od assembled that ne had in his hand plan OF an
orange organization for women which would ne eSt@o-
lE,fPnsryitr and autiiuhlcl movement maucuracd in
nee countries The ladies under TINS
ssoSiauon would have mistress and
dbcr superior Addressing himself 70 the object for
which they had met that evening" me- said that they ma
hen eG startled by tLc declaration oi war against the
Ssb ClJirrh-ouc of the purest churches which ever
xisted and of which the members were always loyal 70
England, when their opposition or even neutrality Womb
have Loss Ireland 20 the Empire The attack OF Mr. Glad
stone aud his party on the IRISH Chulch was covert
fepce by winch 10 advance 20 the destruction Of the
M institutions 0f the nation The great BOancrges OF
he liberal party Mr. Bright, had stated some uhe ago
that monarchy and aistocacy might sometimes be pur
authority in that party mad asserted that the roots OF
s,@n1TlIT of au iuficl government had accumulated
ssfoIal debt as large our OWL and that WITHIN
: comparatively snort time What mr.. Og GA
throne Of England were opposed IN ms success
attack on the Establishment n Ireland was conspiracy
barter away the Church 90 the Roman Cathuhts OF inc
empire Bu they were prepared 10 SnN nl II 20 l'f Sy
destroy that Church would they ever suffer their
saed edhCes 10 he converted utO latuallsuc mass
houses Having referred at length 70 thc negotiations
Ne,eep sir George Grey and the irish Ronun Cathohc
Stons I'M 1866 he proceeded say that il there were
a. treason u the COquettiug between any Government
sri the Roman Catholics regarding charter To the
Roman Catholic University, IL was committed ny LOId
Russell, Mr. Gladstone and sir george Grey. re
hoped that before the present session OF InJ' S
ended Mr. Gladstone WOuld be asked whether ne had'
vIe IN power. baTteTed certain concessions 70 lAt
Ib Roman Catholic members the price OF tntr yoits
In bis support lie did not acknowledge the HkJ OF te
Honse of OIds the House OF Commons 70 abOllsh te
Isb Fstab eut; aud he believed that lt IFS existence
were Threatened the loyal citizens OF the Empire Wou
b. justified u drawing the sword IN us 0elehse au pa
s,st6ing mn hattie array AGAINST the men who had as
sailedU In America lO0oco0 lives had been destroyed
and RlCO0OU0O sterling expended FOR the purpose ol
dfatlIg an attempt similar to thai now made by MI
Gadsoie-namely 10 destroy portion OF the tOhsttG-
lion He trusted. however, that all the efforts OF Tue
reyouO uary party WOuld be frustrated, ana tat thc
spft of the people would rise 10 that good old Protestant
standard The Chairman, who spoke for fully an houI
was fle0ueutly interrupted by rounds OF cheering ana
Keus fire Several other addresses were iheh ucnNeISu'
IN which the policy OF No surrender" was most NeAe-
uebty advocated