The Catholic Association,...
Tfie Catholk Assssation, tirough its 1eadig nimeinbers, is on the poiut, it appears, of openly quarrelling yithtIr. PLUNKETTY. -Thbe buud of.dispute.is nottthe d4claration of the Right Hon. Geatleman in opposing IN\r. Bt3OWN- LOWV'S onOtion oB Friday;last-that the. <' Catholic Asso, ciation required watching ," whie;i. indeed, may- be true, enouYgli, btt hich btild .not-have roached.Dublin in time for the . Monday's papers ;-no, . it. is: a letter of M1r PLUNKuiT .1s :toMhIr. gONW:Y, dealining to opeq ahny corfc-spoildeuce~witli tIleCathnljol Assdciation, or vit.li Mlr. CON WAY, or any other person, as acting in its name. The chiefs of this Association had already written, through the same Mr. CoNWAY, a remonstrance to Mr. PLUXxzTT, on his refusal to openi the Catholic questisa ag,n the 7presellt sesaro4. }ehave a Ton F ovu,r ecioded opiruon-h, fiat jaG.(gtb poic { eii tiss ,most serious injuris-tb'ealiunatio, . i Trasit5tin .of '-its, proSe t the pim eugi i. iVp1i. city of soine- indivisua1, ' Catho1ics ; ,T,,4--C,j 4g iare nog tito suspec, id the b :.iarge 'an. ;.us; pect, th at 15. pLlrNaETi is msinsncore ig,bs,etrho. mate thepir einanclpat,ipn N an EigN~~w o 7ni }nlod-^o derstands the coursb or bias of public&4iiAViwm.At.-Leq ?g af shadow of doubt,that thi0tefiAsal of the IrishA-ATToPIt:Y OE?rERA?L$ e,o i.mportune the Pmhai _ent wth t.ie qathbli& question uJ the actA'alj-pasLute of afthsrs, was on his lexercise of sounda dcretion 'for that any X, otiosA,.- .ai y.our ft, Ctholi r-would have experienced a,-an irresisti* ble opp6sition-. ivould have suff.ered a 'signai ,ov.erlow.- aud.wcwuldthbs hav.e,farnmed an-addition,1-.prti!ent!.for future majoritles; agaits3t that imp'i'rran; as' t for, m'T gi wise therefore in his ay, the Ca. tholicleaders-judged falsely in tirahtett6W;e-4eipita>on' ,or if, asis'moepoal, they.-feigned only to be- ginaorant of that which is notorious, on this side'of- the water-that the.anti-CathoUe,spirit h-has, gathered ne*wBstfe-ngth- Teihce last year;.and thiat it would have been therEofre' -a mad pro6qO(aOtqn of' tlieir- enemies. t(.for e.:,the- aiibject iiito,sdipsSitiiojj4it onlyt serves .to c.onfirm out formersus-. picion; thatithe agitatorsof the Catholics frarre all tbeWi policy with- a vsiev-to the defeat of the measureaiiiiey profess to,advocate, and consider aT-cii'6nwledged'rieyance more conducive to tbeir.person'a3limporta,nce by beingpro- longedand.declainei upon, than it wouldbe if redressed and forgotten.: The Irish ATTORSY-GBNiE-BhA1tWOAU1d have been iiifatuated tb redoaiijz' a byly Lke' th essociAtion, which jus't eludetdiie ipe;Waiiies.ofn act of Parliament, 4,tWlii-eh .i, Jn. sp,ri &r - a. praatica1pUtpmesJ *t-m ost assemblyrepresenglngliarge multitudes of -men the-most prone to excitenmenz, th'i most despetate and lanrless 'aniong the subjects of the-eBitilskiinao m