The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-06
AoAs1Na STAR AND CATHOLIC MEssFNcrp
-e SI" oNLEANs. SUNDAY, February 6. 1szn
M1scEL1ANEous 1R1sa EEws


ADDRESS to Mr.. Butt from the D,uda, Ha..,
c Mehs 81 SsoG.efyIThe Catholic Young Mems s"
tba3Sl VI - oalldalk has presented an address q
able lect to Mr Isaac Butt, G. c., for his recen
SnaCuylng address Mr.. Butt Nhas given an eIa
gIie:nS ana remarkable reply in The conrse ~
c "ron ne se says: It was not new to me to re
celve from my Catholic countrvman ~ ere ft.
marks of confidence and goodwill Int . Sacr
;resh instance of it touches my heart as 7 ha |;
Ir;sb,, WIN JOY and pride another proof thai
otner, and find nothing in their resnec .iUn
;engious convictions which prevents them fac,
Ing 20 eacn other as brethren. . IF nv,
great ies elofts could teach my countrymen the
SoI, lesson ESQ OF mutual tolerance and respect r
"ouiu ieei that for the cause of Ireland Lo,,a
h ast9 III vain. Surely l NAV saw that r
honestlv 'e ernr+ proved that no man who will
fa" nes.iy exert himself for his country need
ieaI 10 trust himself unnecessarily to tTa So
pathies OF !rishmen. After the apnroyinS9 az ~,
a. ISL OF your address cannot regret that
1o ane banquet at which was your Guest.
sehtnred to touch apsn that subject wI,;ch 30
t nU Instant day, must be uppermost in the
n rnoush's OF lrishmen. The sentiments en-
pressed We're not those Of Excitement mr. an.I
slasm. L have for some Years entartnina .I
convection that events have been nnmist aLaLI
nat; ninS 10 the re-estabishment of IreIand;s
snlt nf mat conviction has been the re-
s s%as VI d calm and a careful observation of
Do'o Signs ana tokens which mark the flow of
q current ~ the affairs of mankind in wbinh
that n,,;n o ,r IS poweriess to control. know
~, III. ~ .he confusion of the elements arouud |
us mat the day must come, and IL viii nn, ,ia
tuiekiy, wnen all Irishmen, who really care
tba .ne "eiIare OF Ireland, will unite to demand
~, nne restoration of our national indcnendannn
ne seventy years of our Babylonisl1 cantivit~
rt n"arly at an end the years beyond this in
Th nne u We VIII have to endure it are but few
ana cherished in the heart of every Trisl,mnnp
In an these varying phases of politics which
sly. each other with such bewiIderinp rap
ialty, every lrishman should keen tbis s3.r IF G
w
every association of the youth of Ireland form T
Gu ior ,ne purpose Of self.culture 1iare is an X
Thare i OF national preparation for that day.
i mere Is SO IN every institution which elevates
nen 10 the pursuits of intellectual enjoyment. d
ana accusoins them to free discussion and free Il
above all it is so when fhis object is t
puisueu under the guidance AID restraint OF II
nose, religious principles wthcat which civil II
i,berty is but a cheat, and Zen freedom of il
honsht is but delusi"n an,h name. W
HT'ghf on he Irish Land Q.kGon.-Mr Bright ~ l..
hlhks that the Imperial T. yliament can do for u. ~
reahd every good thing tat an Irish republic .. st
II an Irish monarchy couh accomplish, but we ~ ~
'eg leave to differ with finn in opinion on that S n
ny one people should nle another in same Se
ray as that other <eople would rulc-them. WI
elves and the rule the Imperial Parliament l ha
he following aMr Brgnrs words nap ths q
much BY lsgislaan Ireland elan x iii,
rish monarcH or/an Irish republic coud do thi
as could kaone for Ireland if Ireland d% we uo !
ne OF t1e>5t'tes OF the great Confederation r.,
the "eY some gentlemen doubt-that-I hal
mot sYihg that it has done it, or that If co,
Ill do Y put say that the Imperial Parlia pre-
ent, Wh IT'S hundred honest representatives Blu
lryama az on It's benches, can do all this lice
lis, tte[ az, Is very cautious statement on of
g grt OF Mr.. Bright. He does not saw the sim
lRfiai Parliament has done for Ireland what hoS
Imperia1 for ITSELF he does say poo
IL can do so if 1T likes. That ia not stat: how
1T of much value. - ''''o for
roselytism in the Uest-7He .4yrau Hiduonn;,a the
-th's day at IL o'clock (sys the Gatuay h 1Io.
ncdtor of January 81 the mother and fomyy Dlo'
dren recovered from the proselytizing intim. can
IS of the Rev. Mr.. Kilbride, of Arran. an won
'ed IN the office The Rev. Father Corbett W. ~
interchangeable c. G. of Arran, to whose ey, .we'
'hs !ne rescue is mainly due, was present. in on
!, said that only on Friday ttey got meat. 'oea
shment. They were n wear With NJ d. VI L on
ston when they We're sent to Cork. to the impc
e OF Bible reader named MCCARTHY ques
&c they renamed year and half. Here exam
were hard worked and Travelled =, ,,iIo bofeN
a half to school every day barctnntnd n do
We're then transferred to Wicklow 10 tb. Iyro
2 of n Mrs. perris and when il w,s 'kn,wr Their
mother was coming to claim then, th.,, ton o
taken back to Mrs, Pcndinrton!s j., Castl
in. IN. elder girl said that every prrs,,n- ton.
vas used with her to make her retusa to ing "
TN her mother, telling her she was old meet
I'll to marry, etc. The children IN In.i more
asserted that, eXcept on Sund,vS thn,. entert
continually harefooted RnyonI - wi. and W
:, tney nave nothing committed to mem inc at
III idct, from examination it was uui1, secure
IL theIr education had been sadly neglect grIeva
children of the same are in tho Iynrl, Journ1
are far more advanced in their ctuca- The
nose chiiuren, however, are very intel give 81
ana seen happy in having escaped from less st
nS Pef'ertS. Inc Kew. Father Cor',ett tire of
lied to. claim credit for having effrcted were 9
salt. W. snIro,,
Irght on he Political IrsOnl,s-A denu erick t
EpIy Ia -, I'LL
i'nt OF the political prisoners to com was We
u me t"rthrrS and indi,nities to which was IA
II stihJectcd, and to request that an eX- anu An
tnn INTO the whole subject mi ylit be insti ing the
Mr. Bright, in reply to their represent ohSprlr
$, SAID he believed the statements pub the fer
i the Irish journals on this snIcit tn fact up
1.eratlonS, and eHIeayorpd to nx,ns, lying V
bcton of the pOlitical prisoners To tba Grimm:
iet of ordinary crminaIs-S,v tho st,t. almost
tht England had no speciai nrison f,r Nation.
nD1trhders, and did not wish to have Robbie
ID excuse strikes us as being extremely writing
III. he dellcacy of sentiment which re- disguise
rd the idea of establishing a succial the hon
+ political offenders, and does NOT and sue
I'm the tyranny and oppression which and don
cesuccessive crops of those Offenders is those fri
Ito marvel at. And there is another Kane /
ols' England, TO save her character Present.
'hGProach OF having prison in w hich sessed tt
;aHehders could be treated with the then dec
lero on due to their moral character try on IL
tdeeper reproach of sending those to them,
o pons where their treatment.is simply rests.
AZ :, mnra o na.,on on earth mas had Inauga
r;. - tpnslane occasion 1or poll Hon. Ed
r, 1 Un :; 'he nation "h1cn mas been rated Oh
g -, III eu"ectioh ny prute force to Sir w
We ldred years AS for Mr.. Brght's years fill
m Enronr l.