The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-24
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tShreatened with o "Nunnery Inspection
ana such an amendment of the
frocessions Act as viii put down the
yT wearing of the Green" WeSadmit that
the time IL we'll chosen the opportunity
4 mas been well awaited Of For what jour
Il naist IN Ireland will dare "seditiouslyp to
II OBJECT 70 even the most brutal outrage on
Ine privacy OF the clOisterf Who, with
4 the Peace Preservation Bill before his eyes,
II VIII venture 70 question the excellence Of q
u measure rigid enough to satisfy even the
I Prurient curiosity and hendish hate of the
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n I'M L0Hd BtH-Coe archaeological. q
Ii meeting 0f the Ttpperary Tenant League,
sne Land Bill Was condemned az being nm
touse In principle aud tending to keep the
e3cePslng Sar John Gray, Mr.. Bryan and
Vol: White were denounced for having ac-
cepvod ". Ihe Coercion Bill was charac-
HcTlAoG a. Drac0nic, ana 1t was resolved
Snat league should be formed under the
suggesta0n OF NJ. Butt, to agitate for re-
peaA OF the Union. .Ihe miscarriage of
compfeReneave legislatlon ON the land ques-
aol y attributed to the fact of sending
klan0lOrde INTO farilament-o practice which
Twas StfOngiy cOndemned ana recommended
~ 20 Got rid OF. Inc chairE an. Dr. 'Neill,
STATED that, after q consultation with Mr..
nott, they were determined to reliDquish
faG1tauon Of the land question, and look to
lIePeai OF tne Union, being convinced of
ttne fncapacasy Oh the English Parliament
M ieelsaate ZOE 1rei9nd: he adverted to
fs1e Ooerclon Dlii, ana SAID that 30 long as
Itne causes OF agrarlan outrage were per-
mi foil
lto detect or eradicate agrarian crime.
Party Processioms.-The Party Process
sions Act, against which the Northern
Orangemen nave been keeping up 80 vigor-
ous an aSltation, ana winch they SO often
trampled upon dehantiy, Is not to trouble
tnem much longer: A Bill for It's repeal,
lbrought In by Mr.. Johnston, of Bally kilbeg,
might with the consent OF the Government.
nut while the Orangemen are thus to be
sset Tree nom restraint they consider calling,
70 new measure is to be brought in to put
atop to national demonstrations in all parts
iof the country. This new Coercion Bill is
sdesign, as stated by MI. Fortescue, is to
give certain powers to the Government for
dealing with professions IN ireland, every
where and under all circumstances" There
nad oeen In the course OF the debate, as
well as In previous debates on the same
subject, various references to the O'Connell
procession, the McManus funeral, the flu
neral OF the Manchester Martyrs, and other
PROFESSIONS of q patriotic and national
character; and when the Solicitor-G General
assured the House that the new measure
x Moala remove al sense OF aneauanty as
go .., que CLASS y. her MaJessys suIleces
~ anot.el, was easy enough 10 knO"
lug Ie@Ig ne .nsenoeu 10 convey. Inc
c eomg anu snort OF tne mater Is tnat our IN
~; ~ 10 Ioun.Iy - IN lOI Ieguiar scour-
100 ..S - 'nS n""os oi 'ne u'aos'one UoVern-
'n9n.'
SesSare Of A1a3-A seizure of arms has
been made In the town of Tobercurry, I'M
der very extraordinary circumstances. A
large barrel arrived recently, per goods
train, at Ballymote Railway Station, pur-
porting TO come from Messrs. Rawlinson 6,
Co., Leeds, and directed to Mr.. Robert
Clarke, Tobercurry: That day the carrier
plying between BallymOte and Tobercurry
brought it to Mr.. Clarkes establishment in |
the usual way, MI. Clarke himself being
from home. When he did come home he |
was surprised to see the barrel, as he did |
not expect such goods, and on opening it |
he was still more astonished to find it full |
or rifles, swords, sword -bayo nets, and sew
eral rounds OF ammunition. He at once
communicated with a magistrate, by whose
advice he sent for q sub-inspector of the
district, who took charge of this extraor-
binary consignment. AS it is well known
Ina; snas MI Slarke Wo9id not have any deal
thsS vara S;rantad tn S;n ~ Is SUPPOSED 1hat