The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-31

EpUrteen 0lSCrlcJS Will contribute TO the
Imposing demonstration as we are assured
! by the Belfast Neacs Letter. So, between
the actual and contingent events, the 18th
will be shOrn of some of the customary
honors. Some demonstration was expected
on Friday. Old habits cannot be got rid
of all at once, and the more violent and ig-
norant Orangemen celebrated their BOyne
with the usual display of noise. Perhaps,
they would have rioted in the old fashion
had not Government taken precautions to
overawe the turbulent by display of
force which it was dangerous to provoke.
charitable construction on their motives,
and to believe that they are half cured of
their old follies. They must have seen
that their Catholic neighbors had a claim
ON their forbearance. Catholics never in
i suit their Protestant neighbors by often
confined their celebrations to their lodges,
or even marched about without party en-
blems and music, they were not molested.
IT, Daily Express gracefully acknowledges
TIT the Roman Catholics have generally
manifested no hostile disposition towards
the OrangeMea, |" but are now willing to
respect t6eii Institutional rights" Catho-
lies at all times have been willing to respect
the constitutional rights of Protestants as
we'll as their own, but it is no constitu-
should have been forgotten hundreds Of
years ago, and whose commemOrat;on has
done more than anything else to maintain
party spirit and inflame evil passions. We
have nigh seen the last OF these obnoxious
manifestations. Sensible Protestants re-
Pudiate them as strongly r. sa! as Catholics and
the Orapgemen look up, would discounten=
ance these celebrations as earnestly as
they encourage them, we should hear little
OF Firsts and Iweliths, and missions to
cement Alliances 1t is because their in
rtC fho+ fh.x,
lend themselves to its ,perpetraton. And
1T is because the member for Belfast has
infused more rational spirit into the
Orange mind, and impressed it with the
necessity Of cultivating more kindly rela-
TONS s., with Catholics, that ne is 50 disliked
old violence. 1t is un.Christian and I'M
Irish. Catholics have done nothing to be
constantly 1nsultedx by their PROTESTANT
neighbors. MT. Johnston breaches this
doctrine, and it has already borne fruit in
the divorce between the Grand Lodge and
large number Of district lodges. The
general decorum OF Fridays celebration is
another proof that the Orangemen have
profted by the instruction. Let them fore
go the celebration OF the Twelfth, and
lKishmen will see their way to Cancellation
and mutual good will. At any rate we are
happy to acknowledge with the Express
that the celebration OF the First was COM
paratively peaceable and decorous.-Free-
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lilly Ma.n oan !. ~ Anohgse Ine mosC
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xIe sorIom ot iLe,ana' Ihey come ouS rom
Sne tenpie vi natleu "nere they hao "or-
eniPpeo tne 0oodess OF Dlscoro, ana ap-
MUS of Ireland awaits to welcome them.
lhe new Coercion Act has reused them to
q sense of their own position and the per
fidy of the party and the nation to which
they had blindly attached themselves. The
i" Apprentice Boys" of Derry and the Mon
Afghan Orangemen have sounded the reUeille
which, it is to be hoped, will rouse the
whole of the North to array itself under