The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-22
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER g. 1871

DINING. OCTOBER ~, 1871.
unbroken comfort and serenity .-DabHn
Freeman.
THE CANVASS IN GALWAY.
We observe with much pleasure that
Captain NOlan's canvass is proceeding
satisfactorily in Galway. On Saturday last
by priests and people with the utmost en-
thnsiasm. On Monday there was meet
ing in the town to decide upon the proprle-
ty of supporting the gallant gentleman on
the hustjhgs. The respected and patriotic
parish priest, the Very Rev. Mr.. McManus,
occupied the chair and amongat the audi
ence were the leading inhabitants OF the
town and the surrounding neighborhood.
After some discussion resolution was
adopted at the instance of Mr.. Eyre. j. r.,
and Mr.. r. M. Hart, declaring TINT, having
heard Captain Nolan's opinions on the
great questions of the day-Home Rule, the
| Ballot, Education and others-and bearing
| in MUD his noble and generous treatment
of the Portacarron tenants, the meeting
adopted him the representative OF tue
county Galway. and pledged itself to sus-
I tain his candidature by every legitimate
means within their power. That this reso-
luton expressed exactly the determinations
| of the e!ec tors of the town and not merely
of the = Getting, of which a large portion
may hav. consisted Of nou-electore, is evil
every eiector, but one, promised personally
to vote for Captain Nolan.-Nation, Sept.
80.
HOME RULE.
The HON. L iit. cause is, we rejoice to
say, every week gaining some adherents
amongst til. ut,prr classes, while its oppo
nents, amongst. these same clnsses, who
: have hithe'sn pretended to regard it with
contempt= .ne being forced one by one to
declare themselves ON the subject Last
week, at Il harvest homo dinner given by
Sir Augustus Warren to his tenantry in the
county Cork, that worthy baronet declared
emphatically for n Federal Union between
England and ireland, saying that 60 on the
hastings or elsewhere he would advocate
Home Rule, but not unless it was under
= the guardianship of the Queen and her sue
cessors.' AS this condition is fully &C
cep,ea by the Home Government Associa
= ton, we believe We are right in regarding
" Sir Augustus Warren as virtually Il mem
= Der of that body.
- ISAAC BUTT.
+ Nv Butt, NJ. P, has issued an address t.
" l. constituents, thanking them for the higl
! ,ijstinction they have conferred on him b.
&c ,lectipg him as their representative. Tn
i, learned aud patriotic gentleman declare
Y. that he views his election as n solemn trus
l. confided to him in times of great momen
x TO the country, and prays earnestly that h
l. may be able to prove himself worthy {
re that trust. He promises that, AS SOON a
tn his state of health permits him, be- will fes
at it pride and privilege as we'll AS a dut
l. to meet once more "the true-bearted me
to of Limerick" aud to take counsel wit
them as to the means by which they ca
best promote the national movement no
on foot. 1t is surely the ardent wish of q
d. patriotic Irisbmen that Mr.. Butt may
ce soon able to e-enter the arena in which
n has already done such excellent servic
nd and in which, if splendid abilities, tru
at heaBtedness and the possession of a got
'ar cause are calculated to achieve success,
'r- will yet be gloriously triumphant.
u. DEATH OF MIR. BARTHOLOMEW DUFFY.
he Mr.. Bartholomew Duffy, for twenty yes
- connected with the commercial departure
nd of the Dublin freeman, died in that city
if, the 2Sth ult.
in DEATH OF MIR. WILLIAM ToPHAM.
on. The musical world of Dublin has 81
Cne tanned serious loss by the death of 6
aus gentleman. Mr.. Topham war tel
oo, singer whose performances at the varie
nus local concerts, and in st. Patrick's Cat
IN dral and Christ's Church always excl
s snS admiration.
of DEATH OF DOMINIC FULLY.
rec The death of Dominic Tully, of d
0 in more, is announced as having occurred
an the 23d ult.
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