The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

Chataver the irish neople may do to mark e
their condemnation Of the acts and position =
pf Victor Emmanuel, there is, at all events, =
IN end TO the hnmiliating ana Gnm ma
anent to fuse its influence" to undo wnao II y
IA notoriously been most anxious 70 sec il
thoroughly done. The sum OF the wnoIe d
Ilotter is in two certain fac.s-tnaS 1ntSf- +,
position in the sense desired Is a Tas.uI
fs6t thing likely on the part OF Englano, a
As!asn if it were possible for her to interfere
4nkctually in the affairs OF any nation anu q
furthermore, that to take care OF herseu 10
Mlly as much as she can do at present, ano G
nav shortly be far more than she can com,
I5aas. Every intelligent Irishman shouid
~ for himself, as Major O'Gorma1 clearly
does that the wishes of the lrlsh CaCnoASe
IA Ellis regard "must be realized lndePene
entNof the British Government; anu sn's
81 TO maintain their self-respect, ana-keeP
I out of the sorry game of meek petition anu
3 ssTooth rcply between Mr.. Gladstone anu
SIis Irish followers.-Ndtion.
"a Hirsute Missionary.-A fair correspono
I aAnt has been good enough TO ior"aiu
d. new chair lotion" or ra.he yon can
celebrating its many virtues; lou .aa
have this connection for 5s. bottle anu
Won are further inticed by to9cnips
notification that the lotion is soid 1oi sno
furtherance of mission work In ihoia, 70" >,
Il ticulariy Zenana teaching and schoois.
Nov there NAV be no moral objection to
49, tho s,ie of hair stuff by the portrait
Is IF n female with head like fury, bu1 we
81 think To talk mstily about missions anu
81 Zenana- teaching, is going it.t . I''rD.n
"a Mission work is q noble work ior human
&. enerrc to degrade it by making 1t tue re-
cinient (per dvertisement) of percentages
~ very adTo:tly concealed, borders nearly on
e the coutemptible. We have no desi.e 70
rail at ingenuity so long as it Is a'I hnsIness
. we have nossympathy with ~, uusi hS 3
which endeayprs to prop itself up Iy .
snnnoction with subjects that are rghuy
~ considered sacred.-Ibid.
< A. .sursreaders are asEare Mr.. Palies, -
e.. has retired from The contest In Meas AN
M By this sacrifice to he cause OF OF R h;s man1
and spleudid claims ON the LloeHais az
Cathnlics of Ireland. He has done nooiS
in leaving the ranks of the party OF pro PFC.
gress unbroken and undiemayeo. har
Tories Of Meath have exh0ieeI 'Ae ~orI;n,
their way while the two Liberals were y
sho feld Mr. Palles has defeated thei
tactics, and the Liberal cause rs now ; g,
tain Of triumph. Mr.. Plunketts c cnnre
sentation of any Catholic constituency Il
Ireland. One with the people In race a ~
religion. he belongs to family which i na
ever been popular and progressive. ".
think Mr.. Palles deserving OF eongr n;ma.
q ton for his self-denial 1or MS , S, !,
NOT IN Meath button the party-weie
disnntable TIE field is now clear
there be no division, NO wranghng: on n,
il the safeguard of success. Leu Ine ~: W."
he pursued as though q contest were ia r,,i,
III nent, and let energy ana snnporte,
~ The Tories may be scotched, not kiiieu'
H. r.nnnts, Defence Association.-We lea
fG from, the Northern Wing that q iarge a
IL ;mnortant meeting of the tenant iaIl :,
4E +Ln northern portion of county Antriiii y"
held on Tuesday evening, In na .Ea Ror
For the purpose of inauguratinS 'nS ~.
s# Tanants, defence Association. Inc y;
Torsn Hall was crowded, and the mee.l
IL VOC one of the best tenant-righS oemt
.4@ stratiens which has ever oeen nelu ~
north of Ireland for considefa a.,,;ch p ia
IL rrha objects of the association, Whicu 20
~ fi;ated with the Ulster Land occaplSeas1 ERE.
snc;at;on, recently inaugurateo ~ d. it
ra a. adopt measures calculateo 70 ~.
aam;pistrative decisions in the Lanu -
Ill agreeably to usage ana puum nt;cai one
IA ascertain the nature and practi.ai op .
81 go. of the Ulster custom, and to Jake
al o.or. "a NAV seem advisable Tor l.s tnu ~,
A nraservatiou. 1t was also resolves .n J
& Sahould be raised for SUPPORTS ~,
.uaass1n the county as the coh',ni''oo -
~ Sason lust and reasonable
~y...1se, 100. Louth) Christmas Fa.
M D" aLova fair was held ON yeeCel
1Monday). Torrents of rain Ieil S a,r;ne
IMolo 1,snia chit. but the weather during q
a S.;nass hours of the far REM ny -. a
S%Ie The supply of stock and at zen
e Iuvers. exceptin the swine C 1s
Oh g mn to the average OF the ne, oh hns
III eH;. Int there was consideraole uu rt
i ann,a -, the whole. In the peer mt asts
a 5ons.,d for every description OF oeas'S
f reared to be active; but the p.I0. at
1nnSb the same as those oetalneu +bS
TIA in the no4th 5f Ireland ourins
HH week. - D., ,oL;,,
EM Fr;q7.tful Accident by a 'ihIeSn. o:c
VA ,b;ne-A serious machine acclaer' NJ;
E O.s Thursday at the farm of MIR. " NJ "a
Ro1ivmacquill. A young man 1am t,',
%! Sberu had his arm caught by TN
lei and torn and lacerated in
GU hammer. The limb was su6seql
Initiated by DIR. Donaldson, OF NeN
am nt assisted by the military surge
ket YI,o n and DR.. Curtin, of kanturl
M a.IoM, Young man was educate
So the Church, and was OF so a al Hait e.
VIC that sincere regret Is Ielt 70 :,
,V all who knew him.-CorH hra"''.
" M l December Fair.,ThiG; .T very tI,s
80 tant fair opened yesterday Win t tha,
M I s;rS The supply was large; ina saa
P PIN for many years past at TINS nu S a;
seen Lar l Tho heavy lots were all aI
of at twelve o'clock, ana o NJ ~ .n "a ne
&c nrices, say from SOS: to pas. pc
S1hich was n considerable advance