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

IA s6s Csthcllc and biaseptiDg cleFgy. the
tfthes 61S1s fnsuhakS the Attractive picture
complete, were TO be reduced, ana arranGea
altogether ON moro equitAoIe gian. Dus
Union. aud not 10 be its actual concomi,
tants. The Duke Of Portland. then Secse-
tary of State, in writing TO Lor0 Caslo
reagh in January, 1899, said expsessay
wrote TO the Lord Lie.tenans Cornwa
| yesterday on the subject Of bis conyersa-
4 ton with Lord Kenmare, in WHOM ue-
precated in the strongest terms any en-
| couragement being given TO the CathoMcs
to hope for any hltercation in their slSuaz
ton, as long as the Pariiament or aie, ,rha
should continue in it's present state. Ane
} more consider that proposition, the nioao
am convinced that it never Ought TO os
attempted unless Union takes place.
Thus an acceptance OF the Union w vac
; forced on tho Catholics of Ireland rs tne
i only condition by which they might even
T hope to see their wrongs redresseu. -. nc .
# irish Prelates lent too ready an. ear 20 tue
b promises of the Castle, which were aos
binding, and to predictions whicm nh,
j. not to be realized. They assembled IN Duo-
y lin, to take the o6icious proposals into con.
y sideration, and they agreed that, unoes
n certain regulations, not incompatible WIZ
s. their doctrine, discipline, or JUST princIpIns
b: provision through Goyernm nm E; no,
te competent and secured, ought to DO thanh
IS, fnilv acceptedn DR.. Troy was requested
ct to promote the Union, by sending Pas.o,a
as letters to his colleagues; and IN accoI1aus
wv with this advice, the Catholics OF "ateI
nd ford. Cork. Wexford and Tipperary, WI
of other towns, assembled and passed resolo
nd lions in support of the measure. :. h :.
me amiable aud fond reliance on the goou l'. ~
He of their rulers was strengthened oy ENG ~, ~
9TH membrance of many wrongs whiC. wy
M had suffered from the Irish Parilamel
SUIT whose existence it was proposed TO ext =,
his ruish. There were others, however, IN y
on Catholic body who could not be SO easl
vas duped. They opposed ED VIII, na,;o ans ind
and mig ht the surrender of their nationa; .n
few pendence, and suspected the promises
of The .Enolish Minister of being delusive o.
uch hollow. They did not care to make ~
UGH distinctions. 1t was all one TO tnein PRIV
in cally whether the expectatlonss ~ 80 y
,ipg Mr.. Pitt should fail through ms .tsu 49, Tb
= in willing or unable to realize them.
had no guarantee for his intention oe,
,,,tv sincere, nor his power being eqnal 19
g ~, task, were he ever SO DESTROYS or tu,u.
i'm it. They we're asked a 20 pna' snre Of bel
o,,IS paid the price. They were exholee y,
-; rive themselves up into the hanos oi "
Ineat &C conouerors, bound hand and toot, IN
= the bare hope that their utter ne.Pion ,st
: ~. might stimulate the generosity % a a. .,
vs. mnsters. and incite them to strike OH u
eso letters. crown them with garian9s,
y ~, array them in costly aud JeWelle9 lo
..N Could any terms be offered them iess
lgton Vantase an, Iass RI ance Of escaping
that pi1uiate WIN ,as+rnct;on They ass
int of pio9ghsnni1, %, the 18th of Janu
aries olen III 1nnoI E~chance. for the
Com looo, IN Cne 49, ooainsS the medit;
COM pose u enat;tionipp Parlian
esion Union, anu wi rtsSr had scarcely |
were aGainsI ~: ~ +ramn of soldiery
lie re- taheu VIZ -. farce of armed men
hing. heara, "nu aS themselves on three 6
20 the tered anu iaS Tic Major in comm
con- Oh Tue io u, ca.ratarv for a COPY OF
,rable caiieo 9pon VI" % ,,rnnossd. but having
army iesoluSlons e. the meeting to proc
me of them, 10 sun .Sat ana of the greatest pr
th I'M IL was .heh Sn ~ worla made his frat
plain. cal leaaeis 49, - ;. noiticaI assembly,
lis, in peaIance us onnonnced from the plat
after the Chail .u;ah nn Ir;shman hears wit
g cal q name Will VIII tI,a name Of Daniel o.
1swere deep emo'lou
traets nell.