The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10
TIE MoRNNG STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY Appr ~ m

~ ae.ect the criminal. Yet the Epgli.
or 'er refuses to remove tie cruel caus,
sh euas nave created these disturbances. an
sh appnes coercion AZ remedy 10 crush OF
Is .pe necessary effects OF. unjust ana uneou,
d legislation. ~
IF ms new cosrcion act is of the sam
o character As the many old ones with whicl
i 1llsnmen have been 90 familiar in the past
y one OF the first objects of the law i. to dis
J, "'m 'ne people everywhere, the. aecond to
5 onao'e the government to spot every man
In tne country who entertains feelings bos.
Tic 70 Its Irish policy, third, to silence or
suppress the Irish press, and fourth. to
oiasn down efectually every sentiment
ana feeling of Irish nationality, by striking
eerror into the hearts Of the people. The
Lieutenant Governor Of Ireland "a o,,.h.-
.aea 20 proclaim any county, barony or
PARISH SUBJECT to the operations of that act.
whenever he, in his judgment, thinks it
necessary or when the grand jury of the
'ouaty' or the magistrates of baronv or |
PARISH who are all landlords, declare that
lucy are In disturbed state. When pro-
oiAi"ed' an additional force of military
a"u ponce Is introduced and quartered on
.ne people, Court of Commission estab.
!lsned to try all cases against the law. and
J4r1es are set aside, and the expenses of
ene extra military force and the Cont If
= commission are to be paid by tax upon ,
Inc tenants. The police and military can
'n'er without warrant any house at anv !
'oui VI day or night to search for arms or :. !.
.ious papers, can arrest any one on
p'.ou, ana arrest and examine any num- !.
% " witnesses against him. Having -
0'oa'ef Without special license renders 81
- 1A"oio 20 Two years. hard labor. Even ..
Acense TO shoot game will not cover tho -
'ssession OF q gun where this act ia nro- ~
aimed. All persons out after sunso. 1t
'e 70 arrest, public houses to be closed. - r.
:" strangers, If unknown or unable to '''
give a satisfactory account of themselves
~ DC Imprisoned for six months. Mon pr
epsed TO sell arms or ammunition ,,rst 'ns
'Ae regular return to the police ar VIZ
's'strate OF oil sales, with name Of mr. 'e'
USERS etc. The press is a special object oo'
'ne provisions of that act. If pv news- ."
per IN Ireland publishes anytbino tb.t In
Lieutenant Governor considers 81. s.''
ious or treaso,ohlo .o"s.uels Sc the
uc uceQ not take the
uoie to prosecute the pronrie,or our
tor but can order the Office to ha s.;ua, ana
the paper stopped. And this va stor
gravely informed, is intended to r.store phe'
CO. confidence and tranquility in Ireland run
rom all this the object of the Eno,;sh uien
listers policy is obvious. It is f;rst - Writ
Ter more rapid and more certain tho
mutton of the population of Ireland zen.
driving the poor yearly tenants from neid
holdings, and turning them over opin,
migration or starvation. This won1d al"
no OF about half of her present ponn1a- o'ner
ihen by striking terror into the rest lug d,
'ihtary quarterings, and substitnt;nn peop'
Dayonet for the law, by the snms sna'
punishment of every suspeets.s., ~. by oh
heavy fines and imprisonment r;.h enlist
labor at the mere d;.cr..;s. .a with prosp,
Ms and by disposing of what tha We
81 papers call the national me-. ~ that Of
70 able to stifie the voice of the nation or la
ne mas succeeded in effectine this means
he hussian Gar after his merc;le.s wealth
yer OF the Poles, he can proclaim to whetht
'rio that order reigns in Ireland. or int
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