The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-11-07
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC 1EEssEEGER.
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EEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Z, isdS
MISCELLANEOUS LRlsH NEWS.


1t was numerically the largest and we woulG
say, physically, the most powerful ever held il
ireland, and we do not except the greatest o.
the meetings convened by Daniel OConneli
In Sackville street, the women walking in pro
cession between two rows of men standing on
either side, looked like river of green flowing
through lines of black or gray. There were at
least fifty banners, very large and prepared ut
great cost. There were fifteen bands, and the
sre was and t6s %sa ang
humor prevailed. Not the least significant fact
was that one in six wore orange intermixed
with green, There was net single inebriated
man in the whole of that multitude of 5000
PERSONS In fact, the order which prevailed
was perfectly awe-inspiring: Had any of those
messed the scene Of yesterday, he would have
Ikened it to reeaIrection--but the resurrec-
that if these men and women met thus to de-
mand the presence of the Sovereign here one
third of the year, or an annuafsession of Irish
members for the administration of our own
AFFAIRS or the restoration of our national Legis-
1ature no power on earth would be mad enough
to resist. If it has ever been the intentionSof
oners, they have detained them one day too
long. The speeches delivered yesterday of
little Importance compaged with the appear |
ance of. the people Themselves. In that was |
the warning or the lesson, as we would prefer |
to call it. This lesson is given by orderly,
peaceable inofensive men, deserves to be
studied far more than that given by the HYDE
Park rioters, which shook England to her CEN
tre and created changes little short of revolu-
tipn. go
Proqress-On Sunday the Irish nation met,
with majesty and power never before eaualed
in the annals of Europe, to ask that the prison
doors be opened and the exiles returned to
their homes. During the past week the coun-
ties of Ireland commenced their meetings to
give security to the homes of the people, and
put an end forever to the notices to quit and !
to the ejectmeDt process. First in point of !
time will be the great county meeting of Kill 1
kenny-the ancient stronghold of the tenant =
cause, and the firm hope of it's certain and not U
distant MONAGHAN fol- y
low, and Mayo within the same week will pro- y
nounce the doom of eviction, and declare that u
curely in their own land. Limerick on Sunday o.
pronounced for the roofing of the Celtic race
in the Irish soil. The men of Duhallow on u
Monday, at Kanturk, declared their adhesion OF
to the same faith. The bold burghers of Ban
don Bridge repeated the same formula-fxity to
Of tenure and fair rents. The people of Gal w
before the Palace of st. Jarlath's, and at nj
Athenry of the Kings-declared that fixed ten an
does the holy work proceed, and thus do the e.
people with one voice and one heart declare cit
hat evictions shall no more be tolerated in vO
his Christian land-FreenlaR. ter
The Earl of Bessborough uttered some very i'm
charitable words at the late dinner of the Oh
vrick Farming Society. He did not believe, mo mo
2 said, that any desire existed for radical co,
II happy and confronted (Which is, in Sir
reat measure, true), butt said he, i' if, by Arc
1rrendering any of those rights and privileges the
hich might be misused, 1.-THE peace and pros 1t
Gritty of other parts of the country will be mel
,cured, shall readily do soy cat this mo- Ora
ent, the Times Commissioner says, "the Bess- tho
1rough estate is beautiful specimen of small ed
rm husbandry, promoted and stimulated by the
10 proprietor, and of industry well directed dres
ID generously compensated" stei
About 5000 tenant farmers from Rosbercon dur
i'd Glenmore assembled at the foot of the nan
sw bridge of Ross on Sunday to demand viii
eurity Of tenure Mr. Power. of ChiIcomb esp
oase, presided. Speeches were. delivered by spe
T. Marum and Mr.. Kenneally, proprietor of emo
70 Kilkenny Journal thel
A very large meeting in favor of tenant WIN
y outside. the chapel at Urlingford. The Man
incipal speakers were Matthew Keeffe p p troG
yhaboe, aud MIR. John Carroll, EarIsrath NEE
solutions in favor of fxity of tenure at fair opp
nts, were adopted, com
The Cost Of the Union cith IreIdndThe suicide SGs
spent nearly two millions of money 80
o., open and oorruPt bribery besides unknown the
cases where bribery failed titles and offices 'no
re added--for instance, there were twenty ~
erages, ten bishoprics and several baronet- day
IS, nearly all of which titles, etc. had prop the
" conferred on them to keep up the dignity. tive
addition to these, there was one Chief JUS Wer'
Q and six puisne judges appointed at salaries der
rying from three to FIVE thousand q wear; gan,
-*he worst of aH4Eras- that -the-yShrias qnes
y LII end
ich had TO pay for its degradation. Nothing lutte
this in the worlds history be shown OF lty
? country. There is a noteworthy fact CON the
ted with the euormity, and it is tllia-5I,at Co
Iriy All the Perhdions wretches who sold large
n country ended their days badly, and the Mass
hdemon who concocted the whole cut his the s
ont also. With few exceptions theetitles ratio
now extinct, end hardly any OF them sur tho I
eo 20 the third IN descent. A nationalscurse pie.
OWED them everywhere, while those who he hi
"a faiehtuf to their country, and their sue made
sors have advanced in and national effect
sPerity and the affections of the people to quit
day.--lNorher1t Eress ed vi
he Clonmel Chronicle in its report of the at G
hel election inquiry, says: "The Commits ey OIL
is becoming interesting it proceeds, aud John
the SNOWFALL, gathers it goes'-infor- lntro
ion startling and. certainly unexneote1 nv, quest
y who were even behind the scenes during neces
election, comes to light from the daa,Ss end fC
ching mode of examination adopted by the 4 S
lmissioners. Speculation is idle as to when On tn
Inquiry may be likely to terminate We ment
3 no doubt but that many of the voters of havin
n9taple COMMONS will have to pass body,