, 1869-07-01
IRELAED D,
GrpRt Anti-DiAendowmen Meeting
IN, DuhIfn-Kcyo.utiop Tnlk,

GrpRt Antf-Diaendowmen Meeting
IL, n-Ikcvo.utionnry Talk.
Thn demonstration ngainAt the lr1ah Church
bnL Ehlsh TOOK p1nce on the i61n ut the Dublin
hed IN tae ey = Dan
One Of Its most prominent promoters, tho Hon
Dartd Pl1nkett, estimated the number present at
fence -,ssocsa.,on,. under whose auspices
the meeting VA held, Say that up TO the morning
q The day when the meeting wns TO ee he'd e3.eoo
PTutestan.a. the upper, the middle, and the
this ss oecasaon. % Tne1e VII iafge muster of The
c.esgy. and among the audience were @ !ax.ets,
spectacle position IN eoc!ety.
The main audience VAS assembled In the great
concert room, which wns densely crowded. Here
81 n5s ase Is saud
Ia The caEEe of their Church, md to sup
rort the House OF Lords In thelr rejection OF
Chairman was followed bJ Mr, Faulkner, 9: G.,
his meeting sees IN the proposed 1stsn Church
our constitution is founded, and hereby solemn
protests agatns. L as .1EelStous and sevolatton-
Rey. Dr.. Grimm seconded the resolution Here
are few sentences from his speech lie believed
thst the time had come when the Peers Of
sa4as ERssa Of foue tae s. o Is sss ras
had reason to believe tast d reaction bad set n
that would hurt Nj. Glaustone from power. and
t1aidr 10 his former and tester seu, traitor to
hts country, traitor t. hta Qnecn+ traitor TO
his Church, and traitor 70 hds God The q0cs-
tion Wa not whether the Church should he
plundertd. hut whether tie glorious Constitution
Of England should remain; whether that noble
Shish ia e,ooa qaies sad uamoved Taiie 1ss
tide OF rrvoutton rocked the thrones Of Europe to
| thcts ccntrrA, should fall and perish. Let Eng
would be only the DIT swell Of : tlde that would
never CEASE 70 roll until II tsn undermined the
THRONE Of Great BntAtn. Their tattn VAS dea!er
Of Professionalism might alnnber for seaaou
I L HM not dead-1he spirit that snapped
The ICON Al he Fose =; Z ,s .sss :, ESsza WIZ
| the spirit that chaseA II. craven chaupiors Of
James, nnd drore them Ike nocks O: snid sheep
se sos shss sey Void 1 s4si
liberties, and HAT II one q o.he; vas =
! estants. The E.T MI. F1ey, who hal 1lst
returned from tTo ruuths' labo7 Ia Enstaud, gave
sowng .. hs Si hansasS'sE a1sas SE
their mertlea, sasa ne, and he would Ike 70 ~
the man WHO would 1ase 10 put p,cf-aIe Into
own meney. The Queen, God n:e.s hel. toot :
on:y parues Who could ab.o.ve aer frou
| II Is rec1tds the matter ec1c the peo pie Of 1rs-
land, on whore behalf 1t was taken. Bn were tseJ
| conserving parties 70 her tre-ktnc this engage
meNt. " a. AIOt1 chuFftEHE PATTI 10 Ett NloAA'
| .nc that oa:he Gould aus man nhsl.re the Queen
| irun that solemn oath Thcy protested agalas'
the Insult That offered to Tie Qnetu+ 70 the re
Egon al the na:'oo. By this conspiracy aGa:ns'
! Ivnses.antts1n, by tbs agr1t OF Rome, who hae
/ 1!Eo.ut.on N bis pocket
! THE SECOND MEETING.
1 Another meeting was he'd Ia the uansclt d
the building. las wss presidsd owe! H. sa
| lueca-d 0rpeu. IN as:oInfr, who tniofned hl
hcatrss thai sney had met that evening 10 pro
tes; tsx.axs an a.:enrt By an act q raEltAneai
brought 1c1walI by IN apos.ate Minister to ros
them Of thrE llneEtsea heH religion, aad taet1
troptfueR- The resolutions euvp.e,i Al The DIS
meeting n rrr proposed acd carried At th!s. Tnt
principal Epe ake1 was AtrAtraron Goold. whe
| Protested as a.nst the bill, and expressed hts be
lei that II you'd unfold $ new roll q MISERY 10
! .h.s uahnrry country. Mr. Joanua H. Num-. ::
attorney. declared TINT II therc vece trn
| ept1: of !oyLtI tn the empire. the Mn
,steE who had dared 10 tnrrpdace such
measure u Nj. Gladstone hAd done wou:d p
iu1peached. Il tho Rcyoluuou Of 1853 was last
can!c, the saue means BY which taat revolaho
! tn p,a.pih.a.n; It. The time he'd ar7tred 70 te
toe House Of Cnmnons, the ilouse OF L1cts, A.
their beloved mo- ..,ch, that the hli would not b
sunalticd to BY the 1sish pror'e- n: Nun2
AcnsiEeas we're enthusiastically ApptAnded