The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

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Chapter, ,xxssE -,
u 9sslds be impossible to describe tue scene
fpli0wse; W.T. ss With as sa = . ssS
ssShor who's hose I'M granny had dis
Nssted 6SAf one, the tenantry were eScrtehto
8 pitch Of madness; and SOME among them
went tine length of proposing that they sh"ul9
march s.t once to she ruins of Castlcmorea and
! restore the rightfnl heir, without awaiting the
slow and ydoubtful issue of n lawsuit % ~
At length they reached Castle Mallory, ana
after another cheer from his friends, Pennant
had a moments leisure to reflect, while LETT
alone in his room TO prepare for Dinner. re
possessed station and independence already
of W HAT avail to him were augmented riches
while his descent was still tagpished-and sue
whose society would have rendered their en-
promise, and forsakeh .him,fer another. IL
There were no strangers at dinner, and Rsn-
nant claiming liberty to retire early after hls
fatigues, betook himself to bod aud rose, a1e-
times next morning from the first refreshing
sleep he had had since the uahaphy aisSoSerS
at Deal. Father Stepifeh and ksfy were also
astir, and the lntteFFtook the oppoItuhlty OF
submitting tlIe documents on which 4he2sef SO
mulch value, to Penuant's inspection. Inc Pc
rusal of those papers seemed to stimulate ZEN
nant to immediate action: AFTER que cohSatSa-
ton, it was agreed, that sMT- Pepper should DC
! employed to condtict the ease; and Il. Inns y
pentterfrr hitt5ttt:tted ttise he at ms
country house, PenDant resolved TO RIDE ever
after Breakfast, and pat Gle affair ut once unto
! hands. -:
n Whilst Rory Mahon and -PenuGut were clos
eted with Mr.Pepper, Pincier4an Sharp we're
holding sepHs sxeh
on Pinctrer Until@ the actual arrival OFT the
claimant foE his dSife1s estates, he d9tteIed
hitaaei fsSliat it wonld have been ImposSlble lol
him TO appear, from the charge of high treaSor
which hung over shis head; but here was the
dreaded individual actually IN his presshee
and lila pBocehlidgssbasked by the pultrEi dee
SboTn had itist, ri,eea ireeountinls at the newt
he could SofieeB CONCERNING the sayings aht
.doinss Of the peasantrY: PLneheE wonId MY
made examples OF ite most cnlpaeiess
them but the disatfection was SO unlyStea
tiaeit beca1he itAp 5sAi hIe to tselectEany on'
4 more criminal than another.
Pincher, who had always hitherto scofed n
Kis WIGS Sssafe bdc ft IrW f6iiy r1r 20
the precarieuspess Of his POST ion-he hew q
the judge for counsel. by whose ADVICE N,
Shane being fqHyI Iadmitted into bis cenh
! dence, was apprized of every new piece OF III
s formation that turned up, and consulteSg Npo
every step about 70 be taken; Riat I,th u
might he Feq1iEsl Ansy the RF9gSsss Jpfs event:
and none could he found Inore httinS Tor thei
purposes than Sharp, whose personal -intt'Ftst
would sSeuTe his 'fisielityaaaAa Eead1u him zeal
@ Gus in the Cause Ell hisE patEoEI.JsnlO bsa nsq1
Pennants proceedings were 'ofasDeh q laSslr
as forbid the hope pfs Compromise, and tpe
were all the more alarming because more ana
+. one living Il ifllssa eBdld E1J6 fodnd who woui
DO able, and insight besFEillinS, to damage the
The epmity of those JdFeadsq person
had been reused by TIE .RteIoa (which RiBehc
& had talSen 68 ri himself Of thSir eimPoTtun
ties. 1t became absolutely necessary to eonei
late them now, if that were PEac ttoaote iGqu
the delicate commission of disarming the no
fifty OF EeonaFd and Brown was e0iHmitted
Mr., SIars.zI The frat step a. tes betakeu ssas5
dSpyige, ,ReRnapt of tho benefit Of their test
monY,, This. might be accomplished by buy IN
them OF, and sending them out of the c,t1atr,
but experience had IssagiAt Rinchsr tire 70 n
relying on the pEqfessions or promises oil sue
men. Their abdnctioh before the ASST
seemed the ouIR meek "a ms f3eh they ebh
be ehaUtaRtly Rgcur ssts rShafp undertaking q
Fe1gee usfo1Sss I'D. hnEAndons expediqutst j