The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-30
IGNArrus ARMBRusrEK, Secretary.


IGNArrus ARMBRUsrEK, Secretary.
: ST. ALpHoNsUs CHURcn-Minutes of n meet
ing of the Catholics of st. Alphonsus Parish,
held in the hall Of st. Alphonsus SchoolhOuse,
Sunday evening, October %, 1870, to protest
against the invasion of the Papal States by
the Italian Government.
The meeting " as called to order at o'clock
by Mr.. r. A. Bourke, who nominated Mr.. Henry
Green as chairman, and John J. O'Brien and X.
j. Druhan secretaries, which nominations
were unanimously concurred in.
The following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed vice presidents:
E Conery, sr, NJ Horrell, E Mortimer,
Geo w Byrne, Cbism, Conery, Jr, Martin
Druhan, Jno Coleman, r Bourke, Jno Breen,
ID O ID Sullivan, Thos Gleeson, p Glynn, Jno
Tobin, o S Renoudet, NJ Lakey. Jas Grennon,
w ii Peek, Jno Deverenx, Sr, Henry beldel,
Andw McQuillen, Phil Campbell, Jno Purcell,
Richard Behan, p Kneesborough, Chas III Bad
ger, Coyle JOS o'Brien, Jno I Moore, Jas
kirkpatrick, ID Flannery' Jas Heating, Or ~ 81
man, X Pochelu, J Badger. Thos stack, Jno
Mcnamara, P-Walsh, Thos keeffe JAS Hagan,
p Furley, Juo Williamson. WIN O'N:el, Michl
Sheehau, .Jno Fredericks, j as Cross, T. Russell,
Jas Mulvey, Francis Larkin, c Houghery, JAS
III Moore, James Coyle, A Bird, james Nc
Gary, Arch Kerr, Moran, j j Iarleton, NJ
Shelly Jno McFeely, Jno Henderson. Is Cofiey,
p ODonnell, Tim Tracy, Jas Daley, Thos King,
Jas Urban, Jas O'Brien, Jno Lyons, WIN Mo-
ran. NJ. Dunn, Jno Henessy, NJ. Cavanaugh,
Jas Byrnrs, VIM Kcegan, Moran, Wn
Seaman, Thos. Casey, Martin Giynn, Crump.
Mr. Green, on taking the chai", stated that
the object of the meeting was to join the other
Catholic parishes of the diocese in protest
against the invasion of the States OF the Church
by the Italian Government.
Mr. Bourke then made a few well timed re-
marks and read the protest OF the Central
COMMITTEES which he moved be adopted ana
signed Motion seconded and carried unani-
mously.
Mr. Rourke then announced that n collection
would be made i'll aid of the "P.ter's Pence"
and OH motion, Mr.. Bourke was elected
Treasurer
signing of the protest proceeded with, after
Henry GREEN, President.
r. j. DRUHAN, JOHN J. 0'BRiEN, Secretaries
CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CoNcErTIoN-
The following are tho officers to preside at the
Parish Church of immaculate Conception, on
Sunday, 23d inst:
President-Thos J Semmes.
Vice Presidents-H ID Ogden. John Denegre,
SamI Barrett, u Morgan, J Ii kirkwood, Judge
ignon, Geo Behn, Amedee Luton, Boland,
Dr. Cartier, w Sinnott, E Converse James
Martin, DR. Thos Layton, Jos Bowling, Ihos
Simms, Martin Gordon, Alfred yienne,
The President eloquently and 1earnediy ex-
planned the object of the meeting; whereupon
the protest prepared by the Central committee
was nn animously adopted and signed. a col
lection of Peters Pence was made.
Is. +. SIMMs, Secretary.
ST. THEREsAs CHURCH.-The meeting which
took place in st. Theresa's parish was held IN
the spacious hall of the new schoolhouse, STU.
ated on Erato street, between Magazine and
Camp streets, and was called to order at
o'clock, p. NJ. -
called to the chair, who before taking his
seat in a few eloquent remarks, set forth the
object of the meeting.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Vice Presidents: :,
Michael Bowling, John Bo!and, Jas n
Bowling, Jas McQuade, Jno ATwomey, John
Coleman, Jno Moore, Jr, J c Dinnies
ClaiCne, Dryer, b Childress, VIM p HePp
.Jno Coleman, NJ McQuade, Thos Twomey John
Childress. c,,,
Recommendation Boland, John Coleman,
Patrick Philbin, Thos Twomey.
Secretary--W kleiDpeter.
The secretary was requested to reaa me a az.
dress prepared by the Central committee ioi
adoption. .,;,.,,.,,
Upon motion, the address was unanimously
adopted. - A.. -,
Mr.. Frank McGl0ine was called upon to adj
! dress the meeting. The address was well
| placed, timely, highly aTgumeutat've anf
! convincing. The repeated applause testified
! as TO approval of the sentiments expressed.