The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-30

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opport unity iAs he had no family connections
<ai,d claims fer. support, he resolved to infu-
.ence the electors by other means; he com
smenced buying up the charges affecting tho
properties of the county gentlemen and pro- +
posed further accommodation at. reduced in. II
terest to such as required it.. The transactions
were, carried on in, the names of others, aud
Mr.. Blatherwell did not appear interested in
the matter, when in reality he had many of
the leading proprieters of the county already Il
in his pocket. ss.s,'5rss1 gsafi sd i,asi,sa1 n
AT that time, the tenantry newer. dreamt of
opposing their landlords The election was
and the creditor was,prepared TO- exhibit. his
power over his unsuspectng debtors, md to ].
Epuse it, too, in case Of Doarooa pliance with bis
to make gond his lsronad with the earl The
property of the Marquis of Tullasin, "a near
connection of tHeat4ering fieid's, was about
being drought to- the shaMHiery when, be- was i
conGtentialiy Informed that the amount neces-
saSy to, discharge the claims affecting IL WAS
ready 10 be lent him, at II reduced rate ofiin- /
teFeHt,I pPoyid that in zretaFn lie gave his
sapport to yanng RiathdfYeni ut tbe next cleo i
ttente Tho Maranis WAS at FIRST disposed TO-
terms ;heings advantageous ansistlsa sand
political aninicns scoIi(s es8sl saE ith Also
4 seeelslel t3se ssi vi; =
+ wren shs daesis cams "a bs
i discoysred and an Objection. made. mort
"a s % fSr Eioooo vested ID Cord iIeathetIngi
/ fiefd was said to be badly charg red. The Mar.
ouis declared that, rightly charged or not, Ii
duty to lis Client. Tie Marquis storrned; nnd4
! the negotiation was broken Off, The creditors
\ of the Marquis became Infatuated, and the suit
was pressed with the utmost yigor, Wien the
same friend who first made proposals to the
disappointed nobleman informed him that the
affair might still be satisfactorily concluded II
he would use his influence to forward young
Blatherwelrs union with Lady Olivia In case
, of success the mortgage would be accepted as
the brides fortune, and instantly caneeied.
49,, r.. HrIu Il.
| swallowed the bait. Lord Hcatheringhcld was
shocked at the insult offered to-his family, but
. the young lady expressed her determination TO
{ marry whether her father would or not. ne
settlement proposed was ba ndseme; the mother
8 interceded; the Marquis rendered his dtstHfef,'
ested advice, and q reluctant consent, fonndea
I ON a dread of the consequences OF refusai,
9 having been .wrnpg from the Eprl, the world
{. was astopished to see, nnder the heading of
t g Marriages in High Life" the union Of T. r.
Q Blatherwell, Esq, With the Lady Olivia Heath.
The assizes were now at hand, and tie igl,
} Sheriff came down to take ipossession OF tie
: mansion of the ancienti family, WHOSE he5Fess
q DO had married. and whose name he = haa rs
stfffsstF.
II among other Important acts, displaced the gov
: ernor, who had served for nearly Aait q cen
% tury; dismissed the former snbyshefin, .whf
ii was universal favorite aud hlted eng slt9 "
i tons with creatures of his, own. The day fo
s, opening the co1nmssona arF.y cd, and Rinche
lg Martin made splendid appearance las turn
IN out unexeeptnonaple, his iiFeries goIgeous,
= HIS JaNei me-. - - T.; AZ h; ,ylas
"a and he himsei seemea " pe ~, ny az -, -
es spirits, MS he dashed proud yfhrohgh ,iie low
'i conveying the judge VINO nau ueei N'' S'' Il
3 the night before to the court house.
Is "a Although his fathers property In the collht
;ss was so lutely purchased Theodore Biather~ea
20 was placed very high upon INC sraiu J,lha y
h9Et the great, disgust of the ancient niaS'a' 2
: some of whom openly declared that they COZ
IN sderca being Called betow NM as an Ius, -
NV for wluch they were determlne 70 ,ollnS u
&C. sheriff to account the instant the judge shoul
nc. have passed the confines of the county: Iry