The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18

81 Scqlly's, with his coat Of nail aud revolver
II ~ Aand, .bpt p visit Of encouragement tc
siA tenants, telling them that they could have
laths,i ETC., at his .lotdship'st expense. He
also ordered ifsai eates-.-whiehh have aimee
tiibee9l purchased at Messrs. w. Onmmins &.
fC0r's, Quay1-foH the, nhes of his,tenaDtryIA AL
Fat coat Of ihaea Aordallipk purse. s His loSa-
sup, we s. Understand, sislNpreparsd atda
times to give leases to! lila tenantxy, for q
I.good, long period, .bit, 70 secure do tine
Holders OF the laad feel fthnt but few have
4 taken the trouble I'd possess themselves ,of
isth8t instrumental ,ss.gs f,t7a ~ .ftm,s q
K, AN7RfMGnThe Dublin iFyseasa,s SAYS:
1.,At There are at present four Candidates Be
Tors the electors of Belfast. 1--WE Of these,
a Mro Mulholland and Sir Charles 'Earyon
4 are the nominees Of the Conservative and
4 Orahge party q Mr.. Mcclure appeals to the
I Liberafand Catholic electors, and Mr. VIM.
Johnson, OF Ballykilbeg, comes forward as
q, Liberal Conservative, a{hdcpendent Of
party, ties. Sir Charles Lanyon adopts tho
Expresses similar opinions. Mr.! Mcclure
adopts Mr. Gladstope's policy, and is pre-.
pared to support any measure to develop
the productive powers of the soil, and ut
the same time give encouragement and
I security to its cultivators. Mr.. Jo1lnson's
address is much moro liberal than his ante
cedents would have suggested While
defending the Church, he repudintcs any
claim to undue religious ascendency on it's
part. He admits that there is much that
| is unsatisfactory in the present relations'of
landlord and tenant, and states that he has
always considered It q Z" great hardship
| that an industrious and enterprising tenant
| could be sumrnarily evicted from his hold
ing, without having any legal claim for
unexhausted and advantageous improve
ments." Mr.. johnson finds the question of
education difficult one to deal with, and
holt a
based on religion, feels that " legislation
having tendency to sectarianism wifi not
meet the approval of the nation" He
claims increased protection for electors
from undue influence in the exercise of the
| franchise, and enters q vehement protest
against the Party PROFESSIONS Act. '- ".s p
Two men, named George McRoberts and
John Andrews, were killed in Barrett street,
Belfast, on the 14th ult., by accidentally
falling off q house. I'tH. y 5s's
eGALwAY.-The Tuam Herald says
We understand that our neighbor, Arthur
Netterville Blake, ESQ.,, j. Pr of Kilclog-
hans House, Tuam, has been for some time
electors of this county, with view, it is
said, Of obtaining q seat in Parliament at
| the next election Mr.. Blake lis tho repre-
sentative of an old and distinguished fami-
ly in this county-a Jealous and painstaking
magistrate, and very active member of our
poor law and other local boards.
AS to the candidacy of Mr.. Morris for the
parliamentary representation of the bor-
ough OF Galway, and who has issued o Sec
ond address, local correspondent says:
|" In this address he is an advocate for reli-
giOus equality, tenant-right, and free edu-
cation. The locals in his first address
met the indignation of every electOr in Gal
way, who set it down as the production of
q politician learned in the tactics of Disra-
eli. His second address is evidently pal
liation of his first, but it will not take. Sir
r. Blennerhassett also issued. his address
some days since, and entered openly on his
canvass, and as yet has not got one refu-
SAL" Mi RI rs ,,yt 4
~ The Galway Vindicator announces, with
regret, the death of Mr.. Thomas kyne, of
Spanish Parade, in that town. .1-ssa9.j
- MAyo..-At the Convent of. our Lady of
Mercy, Swinford, county Mayo, on the eve
of the Nativity Of our Blessed Lady, Sept
9TH, Lizzie, daughter of the late Michael
Perrin, Esq, solicitor, Clerk of the Crown |
for Galway, called in religion Sister Mary
Augustus, Cecilia, resigned her pure and
gentle spirit to Him whom she so we'll loved
and so faithfully served during her brief, /
but well-spentlife, in the eighth year of her 4
religious profession. nIl4i 80 -" ~"
3, SLHGo.-Char1es Andrews, Esq, @. c.,
has been appointed Assistant Revising Bar I
rister for the county of Sligo, to, assist the
Chairman in the revision of the Parliament
airy list for the county and borough of Sligo.
1t is confidently said that Mr., Dennis |
o'Connor will be elected to represent the
county Sligo at the next election. i,i.rs, L
.DEITRIM.-A child named Catherine Bren-
nan, whose parents reside at Gortnacon-t
dragh, in the parish of Cloone, was recent
~ gOred by q wicked COW, aud subsequent |!
" died from the injuries received. 81 t!1 |,
RoscoMMoN.--The Roscommon Herald
says: We have seen % most extraordinary
yield of potatoes on Tuesday last. The
sample was the production of eight stalks,
and weighed over two stone. They were
grown in a garden belonging to Mr.. J. Cut
tie, of this town. The potatoes were of the
Sc founder" species, and appeared to he
perfectly sound and spotless.
Miss Winifred Mcdonnell, in religion +;
Sistnr Mnru phi Inrnnr,n. sncnnd dan nhfer, of