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

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shrewd partisan determined to sound Leonard,
and ascertain whether 1t mfght not be possible
30 accomplish his object, Iin 40 far as it regard
ed him, by fair meals. Brown could be easily
disposed OLA person in the receivers conn
dence ould pay the debt for which hefW.iss
imprisoned, and after his Liberation invite lima
to dinner, when, dosed with WHISKY until Pc
became insensible, there could he no difficulty
in conveying him to y place oflsecurity and
rendering his captivity agreeable by Il copious
TsIIpp1y OF his fayOfiter beverage. -...--.tz &. +
Leonard still retained possession OF the
I1lisls Of his former habitation, and a negotia-
ton with the agent for their surrender might
able grounds for suspecting Interior Intentions.
b When- theys were alone in lhis Office Sharp
commenced proceedings by expressing his sur
prise that Leonard Had notias yet applied for
the ni0aey promised to take 3iasef and fami-
ly to America. His manner was conciliating
and friendly and he even went the length of
expressing regret that such Summary nesSgRes
had been taken against him. Leonard at once
frankly admitted that The HAD mot claimed the
money Ije6aSasA he hadlne# as. tIhaae up his
mind to go;stlTes fact, being that hid knew some
thug, as Mr.! cher Martin was we'll aware.
that mi g lIt dsmsge that gentleman and setye
his opponent at the approaching sEiaialf pc
Sh hstBies S f IS S support, e dster
en,isred to Ftis m ostt III Iiis secret, and SSt
as his own interestsHCfi otatedsp OF the two, he
would rather, on Mrs. MaFtin's account, BIO ON
her side, but he might have anything he liked
from the others, aa Alr-AlalGon had been already
with hiEp, trying to ferret ont what Ae knew.
only tell his tale 1slieh he dec lined to loland
lie should expect if he kept ont of theiwayG r
the DISHES; candidly admitted that he would
siIe Mt tlltGserrics of the highest biddeH and
declaretpthat a,pound, one way or the other,
lit. rlINRI
ifterviewsit was arranged that Leonard shonld
have answer to his proposition IN fe"
days Il
8fr. Pepper was in eestacies at the s. case laid
before him Tire written evidence to squire
| Clicks profession of the Roman Catholic iatbn,
| and the certificate of Pennants mothers mar
! nuge which was, under such circumstances
! perfectly valid were in Father Stephen y Nal
| iY1s hands, who was on the spotSxo prove the
h two CIV euts--Nylcl he .coutisnow A&tely DO, IN
consequ effce of the altered state OF 1.-THE penal
laws while Rory tfaho,n Wsohld identify LfSy d
as the child TINT he had carried TO his sister TO
/ nurse by means OF the peculiar formation OF
his foot. So far the ease w as. ele&r.g u here
could; DE uoi1loubt of Pennants rlss5iti nAheS
and no lfffieu atty i'll establ shiBg it. - ~. -
d +Fher1 was Il barrister OF great legal acqu re-
ments, bhougt OF moderate Ipyaetice, all Intl-
tasaante 1Kiend vi ,Ain PelpeGs, Who, coleeiftnS
| that such important matters contdq bebes6 M
| yestirated ON the spot requested this gentle
| Inau To come td tho country immed lately, on a
Gsssieua hal antli .Yiaitls Ehs VA
l.
Resulted in a sdeter1niiittioT to abandon AL
7 Claims arising from Pcnnaut S direct tuespent
and to sue TOR possession OF tue properly o.
Cassm9Ee ~ sRle f Mps P;ne al nS Martin
This would be by far the most easy and e&peI
a ditiUna method Of proceeding, and the men, OF
law conceived that they had documentary 81 /
| deuc6 lsnfiicient to Establish their ease, wler
backed, as it would be, by the , testimony W, Of
living Witnesses.
, MeantInB, .pineher Martin yzas,not inactive
GuaI
frl4 triItI yiproceeded TO Dublin Castle, Had M
interview with the Chief Secretary, informing
hssa that MrePeaiuHht, whEt lEtsdtfs=a ts FrnYee
and ,been dismissed the may foT trsas9qpn
I cortcspoh ilence With Ierd Elward t'ltEsef,lti
XII all gain fTeGur1e7 10 tlsea conntFy-ilhd de
4aad lsqtaTtty to arrest1 htIn.Is To has ls5
f5Gtps r.
t kagaiust persons who had .sbeen sconoennedd
rseha fffsurfectiun, as R4F anItiesty was acttitt
f and would be in "a few days pub tsh e.
and azAsi JiiS himseH GRdVh the aid of his uncle
PREPARING for the trial %piGh nov RscPm
III At,5rEh Pennlliant, consei eas OF tis eTk T.
I fludsSscts feie sasiRess rs TO the nnAltAt
4 flSyg fbnif iff{InirS Ir9la6iye to slIs assefte
}, conhectiap with the United Irislimen, he, tEoT
+ I the spirit which he saw prevailing anon 9
a the loyaI party entertained eserions donbtsEo
J. being able to save Mike, when he was cheere
by the proclamation granting n general an
q unconditional parCop to all persons who RR
" Been ftnplicatea in the reBehfon. 1t IS possib
n that Mike would have been excluded from tn
ii act of grace, as the first who had taken u
ir arms were he known TO he in existence, bl
Il the rep1R Of his death vas so universally CT
II teaIaseas1a1id 30 generally believed, that u
il government considered it uhnEce asary to maj
l. inE eslepti Cd in tLei< measure u - egey., rs
ID pant iI,atIlelfataly wrote to- him, HndeT AN ~
3. kdfSsss shat had kesh agreed upon betSSet
.o tbeta af7ptizing him Of the Happy fIrH thru;
10 Lad taken, and assuring him that he was Eht
= q free man, and might wander where he yisht
10 without the least fear Of oDuscguenoeaA, 81
VI; z IA pulse after reading the lette
Oh Yas 3itipfed TO quit the dreary attte,
ia WtaiGh g ha1s0 Lapg Ian eanceal7si; sue y
lliaT llsd sta laklI
III MIS- f1ee2eF arltg no psgcecle s tP Sssts
ie3 ifiif aiiif was $
n. l.hnr, IA re..nhnd the end of the drive alol