Mr. O'CONNELL has, it app...
IMIr. O'CONNELL bas, it appears, exlposed to his brethren of the Catholic Association the symbols ana mysterious watchwords of the Orangemen. They are of sanguinary and execrable import, if the gentleman has not been misin- formed; and there is, in that case, little wonder that the Orange Associations should almost deify Afderman BRAD- L,EY KING for having, by his desperate obstinacy, withheld such secrets from the ear of Parliament and of the world. Another topic with the Assoeiation,-.or, as everybody now calls it, the "1 Catholic Parliament,"-is the mission. of ilr. BLAcrdEuRN to the county of Fermanagh, to investigate the murders lately committed in that quarter. As usual, this' exercise of its powers by the Executive Government can- not be allowed to pass without either the " veto" or the " fiat" of the High Court of Catholics being affixed to it. In the present case, the "Cfate has 'beeinadapted nzen. con. but a large quantum of AssocYation..parae and bustle has been anixed up with it. A Coungel. chosen by the Catholics was to go down to Inniskillen, by way of materially assisting- the Goverumejit iii the inquiry,"-, to act, we presume, as an assessor to Mr. BLACK- BuRnN; or a check upon him, to sacure the honest dis- charge of his duty! Thus two separate commissions are to be instituted, one by the LonD-LISUTENANT, theother by this lay conclave of the Catholics. A concurrent jurisdic- tiOnl is to be first established, and in the long run the Crown bids fair to be just tolerated, as a sleeping partner in the management. of its own concerns. The next step to the appointmentof a colleague to llr.:BLACKBURN, ought to be- that of passing a vote of approbation, or a resolution of thanks,to the LORD-LIEUTENANT,for-administeriug'jtice to the KING's subjects; after the fashion of hisMAajesty of RtussIA, who presses riugs and snuff-boxes upon foreigners, as a reward for their services to their respective monarchs. This whole system, if no worse than quackery, ought to be laughed down; but if it have the effect, for which it seems apparently calklated, of holding up to the contemplation of the Catholie multitude a power distinct from the State itself, and exercising a control over its po- licy, then we shall begin to fetr that some more serious no- tice must be talcen of the Catliolic Association;