The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-09
NUMBER ii.


While awaiting HE awaking, the naater Of the
Rsuse occupied the time In showing Mike tho
arrangements made fox his guests imned iets
asfsc = xvi n small and wsil-censsalsd
door Id into D similar apartment 80 ehe ea-
Joining house, used IS . rag store Ensre ne
pointsd out large ssicses sasasss Nnseh ssas
raising and lifting dews. .oa II -, {i;cs
Lord Edv:s.ss a, siionia need lie, was to descend
into the ncighborihg yard, rom whehcs no
might easily escape while the ofticers ef justice
were WS ssfsa9siSa sg ss
noise arose from tiis street, tho me- Z .ssss,aA
house rushed quickly thfoqs Z, vi s 5hs
aoIr, era E,r sisf e wais his retsss On
ss saw IA ise Allustrade of TINS stairs
ana ana hoFa edward tishing hioody dsreer
ssa struggling aaionSst theiia Seseae Held by
ms leg, wliile othsss forming . eIlaae round
THEM ordera heing TO galtnFe him. ~ lpossfble.
alises fil6 in helysless c1hsiitiSn lie was
Wounded an the nesk by 4. dfdihm Tie IAN
aEdnsiga ds stiiInak11w ana the isSa MI
athE any pEpDaitibf aS 6xse ffssi M a,f,nr
t i,sss ~ yas
SO
fs,s hs hs ~ ls9s e;l Is.
3ntered DIZZY faila, he f6ssnt II Sfik of NA8piS
lsone sth TIA ;ntstien Il afssmp So.
-eue, Others for the purpose. ef s4ppaEtilg the
police officers who had made 90 tEnportAne .
captare3 All were brought 70 = stand Sill by
the approach of hackney eeaeA sHEEeunded
by soldiers. He caught . glimpse as y passed
of a man Ia the back seat, covered with hloods
and suppcEted hy two persons who sat On s sisaeF
heart Mike reached his friends hoase, ana hsR-
ing suatched hasty meal &C once proreeged
home by the mail. which he luckily found Jnss
ON the point of starting. s3
Unsortunate Lord Edward was consigned to
Newgate, amidst the jeers and INSULTS Of q
savage yeomanry, who were entrusted with MS
custody. Every expediens was adopted by his
ungenerous and brutal guardians 70 aggrayate
the misery of his situation. His wounds were
not attended to; all comforts were cruelty de-
| MED him, and it was only when at she point OF
death, and when recovery was imposai0le, thns
the influence of his family could obtain per-
mission for an affeetionate brother TO visit nina
and that he Yvas allowed she consolation Of
having o faithful eerTnntto attend telhss wants.
| and witness his last Inonents. tiw tn
1t was night. On . rnde trnck le-hed, an1 e
/ narrow and dismal cell, lsy the high~bprn aud
| no6Te-hearted Lord EdWaTd. a slnIEf
carsti3e- ga4e-h-tiitssJ-lsael
/ cloae by his pillow was . man upon ma lkaeesa
/ in the attitude of prayer. The senttHCfs EtwHSg
| hitherto stationed in this miserable Rbodes had
| been withdrawn, now that the supreme guo-
ment was arrived, aud the sufferer was len In
1.-The enjoyment Of 4lrivacy, when 1t was sup
| posed that he had lost all power Of enjoyingtfs
the diving man had lain for some time apPaE-
emily insensible, when suddenly, as often Oc-
ours before the spirits departure, he seemed to
recover his senses, and TO appreciate his situa-
ton.
Darcy" he said feebly, "are we alone :
4 There is film before my eyes and 4cannct
seer p s'7H si
awe are, my Lord" f,..,s
n1r;aen take my lland--I have not power to.
rive It'll now press it, that may feel the grasp
IF faithful friond. May God prosper aa1d pro-
tect YOU for all-f0r all the time services you
have rendered me--and-and should yon pc
brought to rnisfoftune--by following my eA-
aInpie-you viii forgive me, won SS2nI
t'Oh, my Lord, )" cried Darcy, sobbing aloud,
} " III love your memory to the last hour of my
: life"
) eyes, my Lord"
l h'Thank God! Now-ah, Darcy, it's nearly
s over-press- my hand still closer. ean't feel
Q you-so carry my blessings to my wife and
Q children Tall the true men whom you know
g to he steadfast--and--hope their holy
}, cause-and say-and say-that my Hast prayei
n was-was-for my country"
D, who 4saeIifeed all the donors and bleSslng
l. which high station, military reuown ana 90
y snestic happiness could best0w, in behalf OF M
10 then oppressed country. Far greater comes
{, sions in favor of liberty than he then sou&nl
y 20 Esl.taiE. by armed force have siuce Deen IEecl
N granted, on the grounds Of eoEamon Jnsssasc Ss
4 Sf'he attainder which branded hiua as traeSoi
r has long been reversed and without any I'm
" putation ON our loyalty, we may Pfo9ouE!.ee
= him in the present day Of equal laws ana ply
II iIeTea to have been the purest, II not tns
= ATTEST natriot that ever took prominens par
Ia in the past political struggles OF Ireland
ne 10 he CanLanuedJ