The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-27

,0go OF the character OF QUIZ cVu Wo h
orbids ne to have any doubt Of this. we "
are also assured by testimony We rate a. T
no mean value, that Major Horsian 10 Iva
70 might be thought, q man OF harsn Inu
obstinate disposition, but one whose I"+ I
raj kindness and benevoleDce OF nea.s t
would govern his actions to wise and goou J
results ifhe were free from the suggeS'Ao"' t
of bad advisers.
CAPT. NOLAN AND THE REPRESENTATION We 3
GALWAY.
A friend Of the people deserves the peoe Z
Piles friendship, and if he might De SURE ~ Va
that just reward in any country -;
world, he certainly need not doubt OF ~ ~
this. An occasion upon which we ieel . Su
we can rely with confidence to prove oo.a
the force Of gratitude and tie ciearnese -.
intelligence Inherent in the Irish chatacsG.,
.John Phiiip Nolan 40 q candidate for the
Galway vacancy. Capt. Nolan has pIses .Sa
in no ordinary way that the people o' sno
whole country-Or the electors OF any ~
stituency contained within It's snoi.
apply their favor by extending 1t 10 I m:,;
| At a time when the Gladstone Lano D
was far more vaguely understood than ~ 40
| at the present time-when decisious 49,
conflictiDg-when q judge saia one snnS
and q chairman declared another-Wn;a.n
the tenants ali over the country were waa. wall.
| inc in painful doubt, and wondering what
we're to be their s'rights," and when many
an Irish landlord, far from resolving 70 CO.
| operate with the spirit of the LAND blii. OF
to obev it's letter, was subtly setting him
self to work to create such precedents 40
might enable him to outrage the enc anu W
defeat the other-it was at that very ZINE,
Of anxiety ON the one hand and chicane.y
on the other, that Capt. Nolan STOOD iofG ~
from the body of Irish landlords ana Geais
with his tenantry, at his own free Will, In
such q noble way that acclamations nileo
:; the island. For that good and generous
act of his the typical Irish Landlords na!s'
him and they have formed league IN
Galway County to fight him "to the death
in the election now impending. Ihey may ~
= fight. but we are sanguine they Will De
, beaten, and well beaten, by the priests ano
3 people of the county. The venerable Arch1
{ his influence to the cause of Capt. Nolan
= Father Lavelle is now inspiring the eiecto.'
f with q firm resolution to defeat the iano
o lord schemes; and the same true sp!l.
Is which, in times when they had no security
n against the vengeance of atyrant- Landlord
n Sustained them in great struggles for patrl
otto principles; will give them irreslstibi'
~ force at this important juncture, when t!e!
are not only asserting q principle ana dis
>, charging q debt of gratitude, put doinl
the landlords barbaric vengeance canno
o be wreaked upon them as it was in by-gon
- times.
IN THE ROYAL VISIT.
y On Monday, July 3lst, the Prince
o az Wales, Prince Arthur, Pr messed hv
Ut crowd of English and Scotch retainer
a. landed at Kingstown and Afterwards Pass:e
" through the principal streets Oh .ni: y. ~
as on their way to the Viceregal Lodge IN :,
i. Phoenix Park. They were Pses1 the K;ma
ny town Town Commissioners, and with anos
60 ar. NOT quite SO nonsensical, from the Du
on lin Corporation, some few members
oi s which awaited the arrival OF the hoy
ed party at Westland-row; we R are town.
tie, Westland-row, and along the whole rou
nat throuph the city, the people did not Q
nat mean themselves by indulging in any s. $
'"I vile display in honor of ''the aistinsu % :
al visitors" Although thousands wei, Find
&C &C thing, was left to the few weM-aIeis =
the finnkeyish folks whose highest delight Is
d III bask in regal or viceregal smiles, anu Z.
seauently 1.-THE reception was, to say
- very least, cold to apathy. we, 70 ?" !"
-, have been told by some OF our Gary v
~ o temporaries in London and DuoAn
sing "the cityn was chung with flags" and
Sns luminated.n But such statements are
asa dence only Of the activity and iertiAi Ivy
sten the s'loyal" Imagination. In onay 10
s;P dozen streets were there any decolas't
h leu and even in these not half the houses
ths flags suspended from them, while
ne s about dozen in the whole city were
,rnIU minated. Green flags bearing tne I ria
ne of hone ASa tamars hing out m
ter ter s AWs' the national color, and one
nine. stretcn ot pun ~ Rnreh.ouay, not
t bog proml1snS Paa Rr,;Sna where the OBJ
hori from SaI ISs D % Sero1nSiv. displayed
perty oSasuo - 1919 ssGod Save Ireland"
Island nsC.oa. .f thosa noble " ords is sti
B Eates, inmate of an English prison those g,
nt, 6rst echoed them are in the prison ~
eacn into which they were cast after their ea
=; TO; aor ton but their pious and patriotic excn
rpend tiou LDeafnrtb II cannot be hidden
ana the ewes or kept from the ears OF
was, Royal visitors in DECENTRALIZATION.
Of the THE MALLow RAIDERS.
rpose, The trial of the five men charged
Ibility completely in the recent Maliow raid
ave at on Monday, 3lst ult, in Cork before re-, .
onger. Fitzgerald, and concluded on the toile
rse of day. After a heightened deliberatiol
orsfall Jury convicted two of the prisoners OF