The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-16
Tsrms-Toar Dollars Per Annun, in Ad.aae.
NUMBER "a.

NU MDII ~ts
man has been put in the right place, anu
that at the end of his year of Office we
shall be able to congratulate him upon
marked progress having been made IN the
public management of tho public business
THE Pores JUBILEE IN TIrPERARr.
For some time past it has been il con-
temptation to have bonfire and fireworks
here in commemoration of the twenty firth
Their, Plus TX, and for that purpose, at a
meeting, committee composed OF about
twelve persons was formed for the purpose
of collecting subscriptions in furtherance
of the object. The committee were IN
firing in their exertions until q suitable
amount was collected, all of which was
given with cheerful heart. Having en-
gagged the services of Dublin professional
to conduct the fireworks, and the evening
being fine everything came of under aus
Gallant Tips" assembled in their might
on their own old historic hills to show
reverence and obedience to their Father on
earth, and to enter their protest against
the Infidel King Of Italy and his robbing
horles. About o'clock 2. VI. on the 10th
of June huge bonfire was lighted, and
thousands began to wend their way toward
| the hills, until 10 o'clock l.. NJ, when the
multitude was at its highest. During
which time the professional, aided by some
dihdtcuTs, Wcfe tuSit Ni>l NJ
fireworks which commenced about II r. NJ.
and lasted until a. NJ. The Whole pro
gramme was effected in the mos. orderly
manner, and reflects great credit 90 the
committee. especially MIR. William hniley.
who seemed to DO the principal actor
throughout The lateness of the to1r at
which the fireworks commenced prevented
many from being in attendance who other
wise would, as the air was getting cod and
the dew falling fast. The Tipperary brass
fv,1o 10 liz
and played at intervals an excellent sciec-
ton of national airs.
TIE THREATENED EvICTIoNs IN MEATH.
We are authorized to state that great
movement on behalf of Il number Or ten
ants threatened with eviction is in pro yress
throughout the county of Meath. ~ d
meeting of the Catholic clergy, held nj
Navan on the 9Th inst, it was resolved that
Il meeting bc held in every parish OF the
county, IN order that the people he 'arcu-
rateiy informed with regard I" the ac-ua!
situation OF the poor but solvent trr&nt'E
at The Muilagh and about kclls, ar: tiAT
! il collection he made in every paris Ion
| the protection of those and all othrt ten
ants who may he hereafter Subjected - =
r similar ordea! Of persecution. 1t WA ta!.
!, Their resolved that publc meeting saou!'i
be held at The Mullagh on the 29tb, aa'!
: another ut kclls on a future day, 20 pro-
,, test against the idea that anything IKE "A
IT measure OF fair protection has been al
g. forded to the tenantrys of Ireland by Tie
a bill lately passed uudcr the auspices u
,r Mr.. Gladstone's Government. IL was
r. moreover, resolved that all the facts con
d nected with the career of any exter u! pa
tor be accurately given to the worlc, an'
that the committee entrusted with the ois
bursement of the funds collected III ue
ne fence of the tenants shall be empowered I
s: meet any action for libel that may be con
n. feauent on the publication of such fact'
Vn The special committee held "a meeting O
wv last Tuesday ut Navan, and arrangement
or have been made to render the pacochis
he meetings on next Sunday, and the grea
n meetings at Mullagh and Kells, ccuple'
&c, success.-Preeman, June GATH.
h o'coNNELL AND ISAAC Butt.
AN A correspondent has kindly furnished
of with the following extract from the speee
wn made by O'Connell at the CorpoTatlop ulee
no ing in March, 1s43, on Repeal OF the nioi
the alderman Butt challenged me to dlsca'
ON repeal / must say his speech dlsp ~
ar considerable power. / always knew Il!
res to be o man of very high order OF me
felt lect. and it is easy to perceive that, eV'
,om in the mistaken career he is pursuing;
the never heard man make more OF =
n of cause than he did, and 1T was nothlcg D
owe tho weight of that cause that sunk uoV
t;ee Ibis mighty intellect, and prevented b
med making an adequate reply. don't me
ON to, nor could I,depreciatc his good qUaiit;
red / respect talent in every person, but tbs
of was ono thing in his address 1 folio Y
c.ed with a microscopic eye; watched to
i for if he would say anything that would CO
otter nit himself against repeal, or being
n SO friend OF repeal hereafter, and have
has satisfaction 10 tell you tha0 Alderman Il
and is as free to support repeal, IL he sho
, the think fit so to do, as l am. a man OF
mis- great genius must have had some yearr
Guild for his native land, and though the "
nifty Ireland may not sound as musical II
very ear as in mine, it has in his private
and its charms for him (cheers). Depend up'