The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-28


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ls1 a . & g NO
9ee4 1ko914Ga4 4he place S0f naotin9Ein tho
TEN sq99kaS xh4 oaHees tes the popular can
didnte ~ &Way7 &scets ~ fuFt her strength
stresfon took plaae ~ 0ovt. VT Rpxynant TO, an
nc1neeMeuty q nhli6 mAetinE MSS held at Gsort
on M0ndAys " the 1eslEet-squere Of the town,
wners lerEn plnttofm We erected, from
which gresn asgs fored with n,ettOes ii gold
OF nationAjD ensracter. The DAY being OBJ
served e. Holiday, the toyn Was throngeds
i. an eAfly nouss .o less than ~ 200 people
being presenf AZ the Meettng. Many OF the
Mex; clergy estence1s ana Lhe Proceedtngs were
maI ked ~, rnreugnoug ~ tne greatest enthnsi-
ASH. no eppearance VI she hev. Patrick
;AzSAeA0 WaA 8EooEeQ Win 1mmGnse applause.
HoMB RULx rNsxNGLAND f-.se
The week has been stirring one anon J. on,r :.
counsrymen ~ EEgiauo.F The year has opened
e@ong tnem I'm conrse or pubic demon
sS ~ suppers q the great claim which
pressed nnanimoasiy 10 50 suceessf y % an pc
Wnlen = Hast concentrattng all the energies
Sso rescnfces q me Irish people; Liverpool,
Newssssle ana Leeds uere this week the sceneof
2uo.c gatIerngs destined we believe, to af
1ecs ~ no slignt degree the meN$Al attitude Of
Englisnmen towasds the 49estion OF Home rule,
sno eeitsin g inn9ence, IA an Important re-
scAvKNGxR STRIKE III DUBLIN.
a s..v.rr.,s. .t.;,,. -. !. 80.
very amns;ss~ r,stt.r Int ~ ~ ,; some
Du6in it nav trnv - afsrmsS has o.
he mo foka Eor No - ,-sstr ti.a u "
DuSlin have 1ne,,s a : 'co,,s;s;or nnas.Ms y,
Within the neeinorv ~ h.7oldest jnhah;tm.
the cleansinr az fHe thnrono hfsres ha;D ~,
in totaI ahavanre ,rith +j,a ras,it 40 as , ;elo
the streets Nth 4 sea Of mnds ON MonJou -
atfemnt wa rnnSIa "a yariaca ti,a W ,,rnfy .a
ais on strike with q corps Of nnaateurs.
old hands frichtsna1 th.,, - the ,.r uut INC
Tsrespassers IN striotly preserved domain. On
ela 49,. $500 ~: -; ,nS ts.ss a;S 10
the r-ots"t;an IF .or,in1 ~ ,,rItrse uH irt
regular scayengers stood by with folded arms
and angry brows, but finding that 1t was not
quite l1lpossiole to sweep tho streets without
them, they surrendered at discretion, rehandlsd
sneir s9oveas, ana recommended operations
against king mad.
THE CONTEST IN KERRY.
In Kerry the .trupole bad resolved itself ;nto
q duel between Mi. Blennorhassett, the ma
tl ea, canaoat8, ana Mr. Dease, inc nominee
=. .no ysst.e. ny iAtseI gonsIe1.n, PROBABLY
s Ma.a Iae IS4ouecton OF nls Ignouinoos e1pul-
SscIarsI b;m.slS onsnssI ~ tSa a ns a,na mas
aevasreo ninsel opposea 70 gao great popular
uS.s. omeI. ~ xefy e"Rnaslc .ans he Is
gu use,sc, nS Ios sne c.eces . 70 ene demand
~. ~ : aLSn 3. SIAMonS. Ano 2IilSM Govern
faithfni oSnsc Snu 20 aIss .neir very
aMisu.ul Mou.n-pieGe, mE. Jamcs ALtnur Dease
1 LUG Dsse, wisese, sne most .sus S Aishmen,
.le[lcal anu ~. I&Snonc anu Lrotestant, are
~ W .. ~ pus .is. ;sts the electors
Aerny 70 H she u0'1S "a; anso tne scale OF
IN IN tHe oGnes hana, nar. Dienneinassett. who,
axe ~; pnonounces "a rave. OF liberal
ward to sustain the national cause under the
green banner of Home Rule. Properly holding