The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-27

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MISCELLANEOUS IRISH NEWS. & N
Continued from sixth page)
The protest of ireland against the gsur- :,
patton of the Italian Government VIII Do .
deeply significant in its force and it's unan-
unity. The whole country is astir: The :
feeling which has been excited py tne IN
Justice perpetrated upon the Holy faones +
and his unmerited suf1erings is intense, ana
il Irish public opinion constitotiohaiiy ~ ,
pressed is to count for anything, it must
have its effect on the Legislature, ana m
iluce it TO protest against the usurpation OF
Victor Emmanuel. The Town Councli OF
Limerick has also been early In ire heiu'
and has sent forth an able document ex-
& nreesiye of it's detestatiOn OF the conduct OF
vrrI,ich Plus the Ninth is the -victiIn. On the
z I7th the great demonstration OF AukennS
s lie to be held, demonstration which WIN
he worthy of the City of the Confeueration,
and of the noble cause for which it is to be
made, Cork, Kerry, Limerick county ana
city. are to follow. An, aggregate meetins
: of the Catholics of Ireland will be neid IN
Dublin, and will be one of the most lmpos.
ing demonstrations which has ever taken
Mace in the metropolis. Meetings are being
.rranizetl throughout thelength and breadth
II of the land. Every place the same aeehne Vi
intense Indignation presa t,s a srmnathv Of
ne ue sI,ssh peonie with the Holy Father and
their detestation of the conduct of his enc
mies. is nfdnifest. In his deep afiiicl,on IL
n sAnst be D consolation TO the 10y atared ". and
s. - know that his sOrrOws are shareo, anu
every effort in their power MADE 10 ane
1Iate them, by tho Catholics OF ireland
/. s,vhom he always loved SO we'll. Inc news
we have from Rome Is no1 aet;ca1iv 3
s,risoner and it is even rumoreo thaG ale
1risi be driven from Rome. No wonder
that the Catholic people throughout tne
world are indignant of the treatment 10
which the head Of their Church is subjected,
and no wonder that the Catholic people OF OF
ireland as one man protest against ~. IL
Catholics elsewhere do their duty as nooiy
~ those Of Ireland, Rome may yeS 20
. So. ''' 'A"''' 1r- ;. =,
On Thursday the Catholics OF WEXFORD
raised their voices in earnest and lnaisna az !
protest against the outrages 10 Will ,,1 t te
Supreme Pontiff has been subjected ny she
Florentipe Government. The meeting
which was appropriately held in the beau
fiful Church of the immaculate ConceptloI
- grand monument OF the oevotion u Wv
Catholics of that patriotic county-Wa
highly representative in its character. ahe
was marked by a profound appreciation
the importance of the subject which ha'
called it into existence. Inc me naa Eva wa
slao remarkable for the good sense, arg u
mont, and that genuine eio4uence whlc
flows from deep sy mpathy and sincere con
yiction which characterised the ohserva
Il tions of the different speakers. IN th
spoliation of the Head of their Church the.
felt themselves outraged. The wrong
heaped on him-the injustice perpetrate
on fim-and the gross indignities to VINO
he has been subjected were each ielt oy VI
Catholics of Wexford to have been out
RACES committed personally on them; an
IN language becoming the gravity OF Ill
occasion they gave expression TO theT hon
est and manly indignation. Io tne arg i
a fnrpil II "
the Earf of Granard, the Rev. Mr. Furlong
and CanonsRoche, we need not refer, as !"
know they will be attentiveiy stng 1
throughout this Catholic country. WEE 3
ford has commenced the good work wei
1t was singularly BETTING that the Protes
of Catholic Ireland should first be Pre-
nounced in q county of which the nation
proud a county that can point 10 a prov 70,
and glorious history, and which mas eV
been amongst the foremost in devotion
that faith to which in the gloomy pa
it gave many martyrs. The work so a.
mirablys begun Will prosper. Mmnom,
for great demonstration, and we q
happy to add that the metropolis Is alrea'
making arrangements for great agSi
gate Catholic meeting, to be nelo N ~;
course of the present month. rms meeti
will be such as should be held on sue!
vsubiect in the capital of a country VIM
has ever occupied an honorable anu q
spicuous position in the Cathoiic WORM
Ibid.
The Political Prisoners.-We are glad
have evidence of the general feeling in
vor Of the movement commenced zee + e oy
Dublin Corporation to induce the u, Cove
,ment to give their freedom to the lr
political prisoners. We quote the folio 1l
g remarks on the subject eM s9m tss a
general sense of confidence, undisturt
By s the slightest political Excitement, tn
is growing conviction that tar remission ths o.,
oners. who have suffered very severe
might be conceded with safety, and, if
with advantage. If the crown should tn
at to exercise its noblest prerogative,
restore the captives to their homes, it wo
certainly be most acceptable Christi !
gift to the Irish people, and and w % ii "
civen In advance of the festive season.
iS probable chat in the present state OF
public mind not voice would DC 70 RAJ RAJ
against the policy of pardon; but II ag
ton be renewed with view of bring
pressure to bear upon the Government