New-York tribune., 1868-08-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

some other respect or direction and making the case
than before. The Of II is that there nc
basis for that Church fCheers It Is wholly disabled
and disqualified for performing the purposes which Il
in mere sarcasm when said you must not take away
its abuses because II you take them away there will be
of the case that will not dwell upon It longer You
reyupon that these schemes for the reform of
the Irish Church are like the raEors carried 70 eera
fair, with respect which the man who had them sam
they not made TO shave but TO sell. liaughter
The plan OF Irish Church reform Is made 70 SELL gehte
men. (Cheersl II is TO be sold TO yol u you VIII
buy it. Hyou will give the moderate price OF your e P1h
ca support there are candidates abroad Ia ls Phlt
the world, and in many other parts OF Engand VINO VII
Sea you % a ey Se e S to- be the matter o.
practical legislation We have tired TINS aisauy nS
pitched them out Of the carriage 10 the wolves just as
sometimes happens In Russia when carriage going over
dreds Of wolves horse cuto and another, IN
the hope of allowing the inmates Of the carriage oescape
IN 1855 and for time the wolves fed on those
bishopslaugherl they are now IN fnll cry again,
going TO recommend repetition OF the very same expert
ment-not, however. on so liberal scale but What they
are going to recommend tnat shall throw over.
board four bishops in the hope that the wolves WIZ Oe
satisfied for a short time in deyOuring their carcases
Cheers and laugher am not for throwing over the
bishops all would allow every religious communion
to have as many bishops as they please aud as their
reasonable necessities require, OF which they must Oe
that the day for changes OF that has gone, and
! plans really TO judge between and you must take
| the option. You viii either have to take away
the Irish Church Establishment, as We leeomlnend
else you must build up some other beside a. ana WIN
terest OF Professionalism, would not only beg them 10
observe the addresses Of eanddaes Dut lne cs %hen
occurred at the beginning OF tLls year, % We nau =, ,
Government In Office who declared lts Intention 10 pro
pose an Insh policy ana Ta cSHr wac bt m 1 ~ W % aintn n
alone IL intended that other religious should ba
ton enSPsy S open TO yon We know that the nteion
and desire Of the Government was To establish tins
Opinions Of those Who sought TO remove the prcsent
/ Irish Establishment but he said, "Don't suppose
lie did say, propose 20 throw over four bishops
60 the wolves" What he said was this-lis words were
tnignaca in form, but clear enough 10 sentiment
ition e s ~ ne nnendoysd cergv of ireland "Sthat s
TO say the clergy Of the Presbyterians and, above ALL
the clergy OF the Roman Catholics who are the ministers
OF the great OF the people What was that great
| changei further illustration was given by Lord
Mayo, who SAID that the present state or things ln
Ireland was most unsatisfactory with regard 10 ts
| ecclesiastical establishment but he objects 10 the
] plan OF leyelug down. He said there IS no oblec-
| tiou to establish religious equality in Ireland, pro-
| yided it be done by raising up, aud not by pRng
down, What want TO show Is the actual state
Government have. under pressure, endeayored 10 eX-
plain the meaning of the words which they used wDen
gous equality in ireland by raising up aud not by pull
ing down. These words meant that the Regum Donuin
given to the Presbyer was TO be increased and that
endowment was 10 be provided Tor the Roman Catholics
| OF Ireland. "A VOICE. They don't want NJ Was
intentions & Of tie Goyernmentq fhey proposed in March
last to establish Roman Catholic University, which was
OUT Of the Consolidated Fund. Now, do not suppose
the Government for proposing plan because
plan that has had IN other times the eouhtenare o
! many OF the great statesmen OF the country !;
but we may perceive that Is NOT pial ,i tuaV
! be accepted by the people oi Great BiIdl1
while, the other hand II Is repudlated by the Roman
/ Cathohcs of ireland They as 1 understand them, de
sIre and respectfully demand, religious equality but
they entirely decline 10 appear before sou AS petitioners
thor ministers at the expense Of taxation levied on y9nt
pockets and the religious equality which they demtd ~
raising the Roman Catholics and other Embellishments 10
sisterhoOd with them As have told you tie Govern
words TO which referred it Is only fair 20 give
them the benefit OF that explanation The First Minister
OF the clergy and the Irish Secretary said there
was objection to establish religious equality that were
explanation given but upon pressure being used tie
Irish Secretary said that s meaning was, that more
liberal arrau genes should be made for Roman Catholic
Chaplaius III jas and worhOuses. lIaughterl If the
Whole populatou of Ireland were within ials and work
houses there would be some meaning ia that explanation
Cheers and aughterI But II Is no explanation az al
the proper OF the words. It is covert denial and
reuactiOu Of the policy which had been lnelbgby
proposed but which was deserted aud renounced Is soon
as the prosecution Of 10 was found sely TO bo Incon
yenieut lCheers When you recOllcct the condition
OF the country as 70 the means by which Gov.
eminent is carried on, L think you will say
justified IN the main propositions which have lnd
down, that the Irs Church cannot continue as t
and, secondly that tie plans OF Church reform ~
Ireland merely visionary ANA Idle aud that the real
choice Is between the plan oi creating multitude OF IS
tabshnets on the one hahd ahd the pt OF removing
the establishment which exists on the oler Cheers
Ihe plan ls ths WI INC Churyn ~ Ireland cease % *
Isl rs an estabHshnehf, ana tat no othcf established
church should be created its place Loud cheers
/
tendeI on lhc aJect OF fruleslanlsi wiz 90 wen 10 re-
collect that we have among Us tOerale number Of
j.. 80, ,,,r,M M IN ,s tl,t We ere ,c,,s n, ro,.ert
with the Roman Catholics Of Ireland. Why should
that be reproach 10 Us Our alliance II not
for religious purposes peculiar 10 ms and 10
them; Il Is Tor purposes Of civil justice
respect to the votes and support OF The Roman Cathoa
party that when that support was re0ured by the party
SSnipE % & H. & 1 s Ic S s, t6t 15 ta VIZ "S tciS @
lie "a, Dp
iSai n nor imnoterial Tor them 10 desire ra Gus
equality ireland, and il Is TO be repro "
II the Roman Catholics are enlisted IN r'uIks.
Irrespective Of religious pelsaasons for H. purpose OF
aeg%sS,Hs sn GTG or oi ie lrh i. "1hGed ON
t Mes % ~ nat, oI md civil Justice As all Chrst.
ians, nay all are bound to acknowledge
... JEFFERSON DAVIS II LIVERPOOL
The Morning Star OF Aug Q, thus announces the arri
val OF Nr. Davis ana lis family;
'The celebrated President OF the Confederate Govern
mcutdurng the American civil war-air Jefferson Day;
arrived at Liverpool with his family Tuesday even.
lng, IN the Allan Austrian from Quebec. Mr..
Medley accompanied by his carsiage and several othe,
carria s and their owners Including Mr. Medley. IT,.
Mr. Puocau, Mr. James spence, aud other well known
friends of the SOUhern Government were IN attendance,
The exPresident's party included Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, Mr. Jefferson DAVIS. Jr, Mr. William
Davis, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss V. A. Davis
servant; in tneT party was also included Dr.
and Mrs. Rawson. Miss L; Kawson. and Miss Mackenzie
Mr. DAVIS Is mn y-ooKtns man aLparfn&y LA aoyn' @
photographs Of hun, which are wellknown in Europe ar
well ia America lie was dressed IN pam Walking
suit Of gray plaidug. and the whole seemed 20 he
lively and we'll satisfied although he complained Of being
SOME what out OF healel Mrs. Davis has apparently
dash OF the mulatO blood in her veins her SONS and
daughters presenting also sIihhr peculaIitles Mr..
DAVIS and his family staying at the Adciph Hotel m
strict privacy, aud they will remain IN Liverpool for
few days 10 recruit from the fauEues OF the voyage
Yesterday they. remained IN their apartments where
they were visited by number OF American and English
merchants.
RUSSIA.
.. THE HARVEST PROSPECTS.