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

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= ,,,ra vhieh had emiucntly chaIncser- :.
~ MN IN learly life. HIS extraOruAre.y =
!, s,norv. 20 vhich the events Of seventy " =
:; shtv vears ago were a. distincI 70 S T
Of yesterday, renae era interest,
v ,vh;ie the acutencss Of his observauon' ms
war;ed exneriepce, his nobleness OF PM. :
ME. and deep religious feeling gave ~ nf !,
estimatc Of character and Juue f wore
events, whether long gone py tHan erdin-
arv value. Rectitude of principle, carrie. nst
alnmost to n scrupulous extreme, Ino osses.
delicate sense of honor, ana .uo .ppIered
sion of solid business qualltles, .Ha' min
ms pos n;n, ~ ~ which lie was for a long
| cnnrse of wears attached ,thato Vi niSy ,nnal
cinnt and trusted officer. 10 ms ph;1;tv
character. still moro than to ms ao. ,t -
Mr.. Troy owed his hign e po Catholic was
; rare event in any official OF renumetatsisS5
career. His genial disposition, nnoo .4noet.
generosity and princely hospltaA'S az. the
r ed round him, wherever i,ta eMe;anh h and
~ vas remarkable that among the pIoIes test
= ant aristocracy of an intOlerant Pefloo VIZ
= snmna Ills greatest admirers ana inos1 -
- voted friends. Thorough CathoMiI, an onS
i; was in every thought, ana pl' conyictions,
n action, the earnestness OF ms Gu ,,rsct;sed
- I'D tie exactpess with which ne pIacue 81
~ ararv nrecept of his faith, won 1or hinh S,.s
esteem of those who could not ente' .s,
ch his feelings or share his pei,ei: s,u,srahls
~ into details of this good mans lnhuu .t ~ IN
"a aeeds of charity would be repugpant 20 GU
n sense of what is fitting, 1or ni S
81. "a concentrations as it was unoounue e
re- and nothing was more oppos e,at tic Of hi
We erous nature than s the sei it to say, tn,
~. ~ ,nanv an institution throughout ife Ian
. 10y, rn;ii faaI the loss of liberal Supports
whi,a individual recipients OF MS cnali t.S,
ur- and their name is legion. ..ca az n tender
ac nf hhs sarI and 90 open handed. john JAN as3
"a Trnv was horn in the month OF July, - -
roo he WAS son of Walter Troy, Esq; o. E.
nee terstown, and nephew OF 1ne "os'
"a = DIR. Troy, Archbishop OF Duoin'
hich Home Government.-An association
Par cooperate with the Dublin aos s 60, +
so to ment Association is is MI Roebuck, hav
Is of sar ;ts object the establishment OF u
o re- ,or;.Ia+rres to discuss local objects IN
has ,.1d scotland and Wales, as Wen as
the land. The association snouH n u,entwF
ssary 80 subordinate to tue parllauehV'-1
~ man. ~. ,ror
ana The OBrien Monument. = On mon
oouy ,ox+ ST, Stephens Day, the Statue OF
se ,,"f liam Smith O'Brien is to DC puonu liz,
nnd nugurated. Arrangements are III ~ 81
d the to render W. ,.sa, If ali creeds and cls
ING Iii he present in great numbers, 7:
rs ls 10 H'a,,r tn the memory of true-heartet
vance 4";nt Who had no thought for parties o,
ecause trlo1 who ns led ireland and lrel
nyicts tlohs, ouC ali human considerat
'rison, W. are Glad to see that the Trades Oh
7, Will Wo az g. noyer backward where
.rrived lin, VINO are ne. ,,,tr;ot;sm to be don
still already engaged in organizing 'Ie he 81 y
20 feel the Proceeo tbousands in those OF
nd, but scene III sens thot Gallant bearing
IN any hove always distinguished then'
ent ae- n"mmerciai young men OF the cry
pr aov public spirit is beyond praise, ana we hi
osed an 99oaht that large contingents OF pa
wv be a oouoS ~ aocL in from various parts
which is men VIII =. NE art;cinate in so signifca
t of the country " ~ a proceeding. 1t is
h''o' that the statue OF such u -; ,n" Tho Iri
onny 81 prominent site In the Al
STONE. pyo,;s and should be unveiled
public gaze, as it WIN oe U ,,at;onal
le is pro- with q great popuiah '
ave had stration.-1btd.
,ast four Derry.-The anniversary OF the
at the re- f the Gates of Derry, concernins y
speeches ,nnch was feared by friends OF ore I';
ms adopt ,,nch determined on Win poas'iu -
from the NV enemies of unity and peace,
IN Parlia- and como and left behind us LIS
" for Ire &c moral. Looking back on ING
Ter people ;mrs If Sunday and Monday iast Az
re enacted an sSonr the theatre of dlstfactlpS
&c say with looking back with the express;
CHI matters catch q glimpse of the lmneu ~ :,
is has been which they may strongly ina ei
we should cannot but feel witppertect COMFY y,
Association nm era-a bad era-ln the pun
en- by what Derry has just been cioseo i9i
i've legisla- that men may now look forwalu '
ing an Irish fnl ewes to a time of peace ana al
before the a ore onxious to guard ourselves
it that they snecial caution against the error
5rely asking more confidence in the 1u .I,,s
II as Ireland knowledge of the present iu.iy
n great in INIT. iuclining as we do, ratne' ~
,rried it that courage at the dark side Oh W.
1t she has eff than to coEfine our view TO WIZ e
found to dis our conclusion, upon review ".
cans of the case il. that disrupting causes
ur commerce to an end in Derry, and thas
four millions wear has probably seen the lasC
Is she has not Irations which for long tinie ~
she has kept fiat city with the plaques
under of Ire bloodshed.-Ib,d.
What, let us M, orongemen of Derry ha
me Rule AS IN. !n5 Thc eighteenth was nc
plumber to an iea. .na ld-fasnioned way, an
battle on the we're not closed. The Apr
every election Mere .IIowed to march from tn
ter, and carry w the Cathedral in a direct I'm d