The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

AT BRING GLAD TlDED6S " AVyD IN
MORNING, NAY 9, 1869. I : a..5
the back door and, captains, we shall be hap Il
py If yOu remain for dinner" II
Go, my boys, goT said Lammy. "Haw-
And interrupted the mistress, !" You'll re-
.wen, thank yea, n.'a%, yo9 see would l,a |
doesn't know what they might say, damn it;
and Mr.. Blake, too-you ses,you know
Nonsense, nonsense I'll take NO excuse.
lord Edward light come yet. There, now, off
with YOUR sword and belts, and come along.
Send up dinner, cook; really I'm hair lam
ished." 80 Il b
swell, if I must, must," said Lammy;
Hawkins, you'll return for me at 10, and
bring the troop with you; one cant De zoe
cautious in these times, Maam" Il
The gentlemen who remained in the parlor
seemed somewhat astonished at the addition
to their party, bnt snpposing that Lammy had
invited for some good purpose, they quietly
submitted to the arrangement. As they were |
sitting to table, Mrs.. OMahony exclaimed,
"Well, that is q perseyeTing girl, TO remain all
this time and such disturbances going on.;
thcn raising the fwiadeSs, she cried OUT !" Go
round TO the kitchen with yanr fowls and the
cook will buy them" 3'i-+ $3.50
I Capt. Lam,ay was azgood specimen of the
unedncated and coarse hammered :" Squ.reensi;s
l to whom the government then We're Obliged to
entrust the command OF thaS most useless, ou'
sx cluaiNely, composed Of the descendants of
hOromIells PnEitsns asd Wtlaisn.s Assea NET,
So.tise pooralation. and the Posssi The
! confiscated property which they enjoyed, Ge-
pending wholly ON the stability Of British rule.
these men were loyal from necessary, Das sne
barbarities which they practised on an IN
,, armed population aggravated the genera! dis-
content while their we'll known eowardice in
every military affair in which they were en-
,rared. clearly demonstrated their utter worth
iessness as soldiers. The lower class OF Irish
Protestants were then insolent and lazy; The
Debsntures' enabled them to live in idleness,
and their LOYALTY conferred the privilege OF H.
! snlting and n'aitreating the CATHOLIC popnla-
ton with impunity. Some. more industrious
than the rest. amassed wealth, and bought the
= is.s. The accumulation Of these petty deben-
r lures conferred increased influence, and tne!r
a nossessors soon attained the objects OF thelI
4 nnmbition-the commission of the peace and the
q Command of a yeomanv corps. They became
l. esauires in right of the one, and were disnlhed
v by the military rank nppertaining to- the
other. ...r, ~
10 elerancies of the table; and for the express
u. purpose of enjoying his, aMkwardness, Oh
a. Moore the butler, encuin befed him with ever.
article that could possibly 1s ryIutrcd.
greeI vine gfass he object
d,zzcsl- at the very outset
Is Take that away, my =s,esa 44sau don't III
he the color. Pm sure, ma'ar,' to the mistres
re g on didn't mean to insult me by putting
ry rebeny glass before me, but common ieiioW y,
ii such as servuuts, are always disloyal. L
To- never deny my colors-tfue blue, maam-an
I'd remain dry till got the murrain, afore 1
he drink drop of liquor ont OF anything gree
M Unon my conscience, since the Papishes a
ne EberipninC to hold up their heads, can't bc
ct to look at grass field, and my lawn Is plowt
elf up for oats, that may have something yeiio p
ms even if it isn't altogether orange before me- ,
As dinner proceeded, and the wine elreul
he ted, Capt. Laumy lost good deal of the az
with which the well-known station and eh az
an acter of Mrs. O'Mahony had inspired him
in even felt inwardy comforted at havlng ~
Ike his power hereafter TO say that he mad Deeh
.l,guest at her house By the time the cioth e "
y were at home. ~,
alf.r Being called on for his toast, Capt. ia
ain gave ''rhe Prince Of Wales r and when MIX
me Hum-huni - said Lammy, sagaciously 81
tbe king his head, I" that's suspicious. Before
are drink to him, tell me honestly, ME- Blaae' rs
MT ing of him afore." On being assured to
contrary !WeH, then, here's : to HIM,
ent though" he added, " all can say Is, 5hat
az | n queer name to open church pew with"
who It may easily be supposed that the Seom
into nv officers conduct and conversation was
ony agreeable to his society, but ne was TOO
enn- beneath Mixes notice to excite his anger
man there was MUCH to be gained by allowing
Z ntl to take his own way. As he became drum
med became communicative, and Mrs. oman
MANAGED to extract from him all the infor
ess ton she required relative to the stations
lay intended movements OF tne yeou utt ~
ing. then the only mintary 1ofce ~ 'n i p Pc.
we the country.
the At 10 o'clock, by which time Capt. Lam
was as far gone as itwas prudent to make
i, an the tramp of horses announced the arriys
con- his escort, and the mistress took the .oppo
the nifty of making last IequesI .,, e,ro,o
ping All, then, captain GEAR ! neaiy e. g. ~
q re- for our herdsman, Barney Cullen, and his
y ar who'll be going in few days t9 Dublin I in,
stain sonae sheep, ana sure You 49, ~ 10 20 80
NV Aud so am, ma'apa-.and so will;
find justice OF tIat Il
: yae,ol To REUSE my y,ass give scores of them
10 on me the pen anu ma Iva NN'' $500