The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-22

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the Government would o1 eonrse, 90 VAIN.
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~ more generous me OF conul III
The United Irades' Association special
summoned meeting of the Council of this
Association took place on Tuesday evening
last, 9th December, in the Council room
of the Mechanics Institute, to consider and
adopt the raft-resolutions as prepared oy
" for formation of Trades Hall in the city
of Dublin" The chair was occupied by the
President, Mr.. George Glare. After the
reading and confirmation OF the minutes OF
the previous meeting, the Secretary, Mr..
John Keegan, reported anas h he wa;ted
on general meeting of the Coach- ma kers'
Society, in reference to the Trades Hall
project, and other matters between thae
body and the Association. The result OF
the interview was, that the Coachmakers
entered into the spirit of the question most
enthusiastically, and passed unanimous
| resolution in it's favor. The resolutions
were then read by the secretary, and dis
cussed seriatin,. At the conclusion OF the
discussion, which lasted nearly two hours,
they we're formally proposed and adopted.
| Election Rumors.-Viscount Newry is to
offer himself candidate for the vacant
REORGANIZATION Of this borough, upon the
| ;rdanandant and town improyemept inter-
eat. The Liberals. we understanding is
/ n section of them that prefer war to peace
have decided upon Mr. Whtworth, who
was returned for Drogheda, but unseated
on petition, The Nationalists, too, have
met. and, we hear, fixed upon Mr.. Camp
bell. solicitor. a Repeater of an extreme
type. as their man. Other Liberal candi-
dates talked of are-Mr Patrick George
Carville, one of our local merchants; Mr..
! John Kirk. Belfast. eldest son of the late
| member: Sergeant Barry, Mr.. Hugh Law,
&C. a native of Newry. We may add
| that LAWYERS are ma plenty in town ut pres
emit as woodcocks at this season.-Ne,cry
| Tele0raph.
| Dr. Neilson Handbook has published an
Interesting report upon the deposits and
cash balances in the Irish banks from 1910
tn 1860. Their amount in the latter year
was 600. $40. 537. The effects of the ia
mine, the commercial panic of 1857, and
the bad years from 1860 to 1863 are clearly
shown in the STATISTICS, and it appears
| that the last-named calamity caused a d.
minution of three millions in the surplus
capital of the country. DIR. Handbook re-
marks that the notion which prevailed
when the Provincial bank was founded IN
1925, that English capital was necessary to
4 carry ON Irish trade, is entirely displaced
4 by the improved circumstances OF the coun-
i try. "By their system of deposits the
banks have collected the boarded wealth OF
the country, and made available for pur-
poses of trade, and their system OF cash
accounts and note circulation they have
developed facilities of adiscountipg and 8
} currency for Ireland az perfect and CON
venient as exists in England SO that Irish
! trade enjoys to the tuil all tie oankng aus s
monetary arrangements IL requires ane
can widen these as new necossls,ee oprins
up. NO capltai IRON an e1IernaL souloot =
needed 10 improve tne Danklng opela ..es,,s
Inc large ana yearly increasing a ru
OF deposits IN Arlsn banks proves ~ 1las .ne ea
is no lack OF capital wlthln tne couh.i.
seeking investment az argues .nlaS , n ~.
F faculty to save among the ITlsa geopieI. -,
, foster these QUALITIES, ana also 20 teacn III
. people now TO make tue mos1 Pioheao!
!, use OF their own Weaitn, ny facreasils .nel
. skill anu knowledge, the security VI pio
= perty IN Whatever shape II eAls.s, anu a.
the faclllties OF credlt ana comm uhica. 1'ol
. are the things the couGtry requires IaIne
than an importation OF Engiish cap'eai.
O Nesp Catholic Cathedral, CorE.-Y esterday
= in giving our extract from the Boston jour
! nal regarding Messrs. Buckley and He
= garty, we were not aware of the extraor
S;norp erccoos with which their labor