Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04
THE O.coNxELL cENrKNNIAL-


unexpected political and diplomatic
significance, embarrassing to Liberals.
Home Rulers and the Government. The
Lord Mayor Of Dublin. supposed to be
at the instigation of Cardinal Cullen, a
pure Churchman. and caring nothing for
the memory OF O'Connell, has given the
affair an Ui.ranontane character, Often
sive alike to Irisl; and English Liberals,
protestant noble,nen, Home Rulers and
Fenians. Invitations were mainly ex-
tended to Catholic lsymen and Bishops
of England, France and Germany. which
has drawn an indignant protes. from one
! of the Irish peers, who claims that the
Lord Mayor is unauthorized to Use his
office for purely Catholic purpose.
| Cardinal Cullen is known to be the
enemy OF home rule, and he hopes thus
to divide and destroy that party. The
| Home Rulers and the Fenians will. in
all probability. have independent cele-
hrations. They cannot Cooperate in an
! Ul;ramoniane movement without en-
| dargering Liberal alliance and aliena:-
| ing Pro;estantS who are Home Rulers.
Men like Butt. Sullivan and Mccarthy
| deplore the character given the affair,
! and fear, in consequence. they will lose
! the support If The English Liberals ami
Irish Pro,es.ants. The Lord Siayor is
! considered impoiitic in resolving to pro
/ pose the Pope health before that of tie
| Queen. Lnglishmen generally would CO.
| operate III II proper demonstration, but
thew will rot stand Ultramontaoisrl or
insE!t TO their Queen. Sir Henry James,
! Sir William Harcourt and other az
yanced Liberals sorrowfully onpose the
| demonstration, and as friends OF 0'Cun-
neil's, do not want to identify them
selves with an anti Bismarck demonstra-
ton. because II the Lord Mayor shows
sympathy with imprudent Bishops it
w0aid give Bismarck chance to charge
them with openly sympathiziDG with
movement hostile ia German unity. Il
is a significant fact that rD German
/ Burgornas.er has answered the lord
Ma. or : invitation 10 the municipal BAN
quet. This, Il Is believed, WAS by order
, of Bismarck. Invitations were accepted
! hy other continental mayors. and the
greatest attention WIS paid to the Pre-
| feet Of The Seine. who now holds re
ception in London ike the Mayor him
self, and band Of Garles tuhiican
play French national airs in Alexandra
Palace ard are being cheered enthUsi-
aslicaliv 10y The English people. Disraei
and Gladstone are rather r-iicent. II is
believed that Disraeli would chseriuily
join in n popular tribute to O'Conueil,
and that Gladstone would accept an IL
yitation ana deliver n euIogy, but he
having sided With Doll!uGer, be must
consisteutiy condemn the jltrar. outnre
co!oring given the approaching demon
stratioa. BESIDE. he believes Cardinals
Cullen aud Manning, and Other astute
Catholics. have ccntriv, 4 TIL demoE-
straiion purposely to make trouble
with Germany while Consolidating
Catholic feeling. lord D-roy
believes the feeling on the continent ia
vors the holding OF governments respou-
siuic for all occurring under their ig-is-
aic:ion. and i German Bishops into
ducsd their internal politics in l1sh
speeches It would cs1se bad feeling be-
tween German and English papers, and
possibly result in a difficulty with Bis
marck The Marquis Of Partington
takes an orthodox liberal position. and
believes that not in Ireland herself Is the
Liberators memory more respected tnln
among English Wbig families. because
lie was . friend OF civil and religious H.
erty everywhere. The cry of Wing and
Liberals has always been that the Libcr-
atOr assisted English Liberals. Lord
Derby says he has great respect for the
meinory of O'Conn Ii, as he knew him
well. and gave several of his sons appoint
ment. but he cannot sanction Ultrlmon-
taniSm. The mass Of the Irish people
applau'ed the Lord Mayors action, and
The English press almost unanimously
d4plore the Dublin Lord Mayors making
a religious instead Of i national AFFAIR OF
the celebration.
The Examiner says whoever is friend
Of the Pope and an enemy Of Germany
is welcomed by the Lord Mayor. The
original legitimate purpose OF the Cen
tennial has beeu lost. and it believes the
rearlv accomplished alliance Of Irish
Catholics and English PEotestan:s IS now
impossible.
The Telegraph says 10 loyal Irish Cath
Ollie can take part where their sovereign
is denied the first place