The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

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lar eonnds 3 BaaAks &hiSbt w sMnst, VINE !.
saiiv every true man IN the bofougn De
meath its folds, rhsse y ne ianseF Z autlhS s
treat question of a suitable o6jnct for tne
5eople's choice. There 10 nolonger oar,
car that the electors will. be left 70 sn1s
Between intriguing Whigs aud graspang
Toriee, between selfish parsymene WEE Vne
country. From all ouch difficulties the
electors of Derry are now relieved. II taey
fail In their duty to Ireland in TINS gFea1
crisis it will not at least be for wahI ~
candidate worthy of the country ana or sne
Mr. tsso BsfSs a, !. is Of
Conncii of the Home Government Assoeia.
fion. He begins his profession OF po,iMcas
by declaring himself in favor o. an . .,,on
Parliament to legisfate IN iretanu aRd
n n'I his address he is in full accordance with
rannIar sentiment. He has come forwa sN
not at the promptings Of ambition OF lot
| the fulfllment of private enos' ous ~ ID
epouse to the invitation OF the trues' "a su :.
most trusted men in the borough; y
n IsIss ths other day that he braved the fury
Of fauaticism In Belfast by stand.pg shoul-
Jsr ho shoulder with sthe Catholic process;
sinnists ia the assertion OF their po1tiSai
rights, and We have little doubt that Tue
same courage and ccnsistency VII, me Se
i suffrages Of the Nationalist of Derry, "a
! tholie and Protestant will elevate him.
The issue entrusted to the vote OF perry ID
great, almost beyond the power OF e5ag-
geration. Nothing which could be zone
which could be done where the strength OF
the popular party has shown preponder-
, ance-could rival the importance OF the
return of Home Rule candidate In Derry.
It would fill the breasts OF lrlshmen
throughoutthew world with gratitude, pride,
:, and hope it would impress the English
people and our EngGsh rulers with new
sense of. the fervor and earpessness OF
Irish patriotism, and it would win for the
Maiden City q. chaplet of fame which all
Irishmen could unite in admiring., Inc
work lac been spiritedly commenced, and
the elements of success are at the dlsP osa
Of the workers, The labor may be ardu
Gus, bat the reward is great, aud the warn
n sympathies, the wishes, End the prayers o
their countlymen will be with them in thu
struggle.
;. death OF THE VERY REV. DEAN DAWSON
We announce, with,very sincere regret
. the death of the beloved and venerable &c
clesiastic whose name we have give
'n above He died yesterday at Bundorar
and passed away to his great reward ate
IT, q life of unceasing activity In the serVlc
ha Of the Creator. Few of the Irish pries'
hood have passed through such stirrin
times, and taken q more prominent part
as the scenes they witnessed than the accom-
OF plished and patriotic Dem of Ardagh. +
se. was an active shaser- in the stTuggle Il
he emancipation ), he was ever BY tue; aide
- bis iiustrious Liberatof; and DR.. Dawson
:. tname WAS one Of the best known and mo
~ honored of the distinguished band who
OF tO'Connell gathered round him in the agit
~, ton for Repeal. Under the rulershiP
y, flour of the Bishops OF Lougford and Clio
M macnoise he acted az Vicar General, q
ice, we know that no one Of the many who
ex- day will mourn his loss will lament it wi
his more genuine and heartfelt sorrow than t
DON beloved and most revered prelate who M
ter alls the episcopal chair of these ancie
49, and historic diocesea. His remains will
n@ removed to-day to the place he loved
ver well, the scene of his pastoral charge; a
to morrow morning the prayers for
sours repose will go up from amidst tho
- -ands gathered together to join In 1t, ir'
ugh walls had SO often echoed to his kind a
an fatherly words.-Dublin Freeman, Aug
1t 29th.
are THE LICENSING ACT.
sing The new Licensing Act came partia
h:oh into force on Sunday last in Dublin,
'sfai the results it has SO far produced can
'aed he regarded otherwise than as satisfactt
Tho by the advocates of temperance. A
ave police ordered the public houses to
arp closed at nine O'Clock, and the order '
cling 0anerally obeyed, without any such &
rect graceful riots as those which took Pl
N ct last week in Birmingham, Exeter, Leic
The ter, and other English towns. The res
the was visible in the improved appearance
ariIy the .treats. and also in the fact that
ntry number of persons brought before
a'ti magistrates on Monday morning for drn
'F fS, enness showed q decline of nearly 80
d all cent upon the figures of the Monday mo
siven ing previous. Of the seventy Ave case!
ao' Drunkenness that were investigated, /
Psoes we believe, certain that most are to be
naes tributed to the Saturday nights drink
-. Dubtin Nation, Aug. 81 49,. ~ 81.
rsher THE REV. = rs As
- The following letter has been addre'
~. to the Rey.R. O'Keefa By the Rev. Pat
pre- ELayelle, the respected parish prse9t
HslnS7 Gong :snDeev Father O'Keeffe-N L
y the obtrnsive, don't blame me. address
10 and God knows, in friendly, priestly, spi