The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26


provide sufacieut accomipodation this
week, win bring the figure up very nigh
Cork Eraut;rer; 4pfH %. -, -. ..
.,, THE GALWAY ELECTION PETITION.
The last week has been chiefly taken up
in the examination of the Archbishop sof
Tnam, and the -Biahops Of Etphin and
Clonfert. The Archbishop pointed out
how 1t was the duty Of the clergy to urge
upon their fiocks to vote for Captaia n olan
as one who wonld be more likely to do
good to Religion. He hoped ,for. the pass
ing of the Ballot as it would be-a great
protection to the tenant against the land
lord, and .wOuld put an end to much awk-
hardness and anplsasantness. As to Hone
not understand the meaning OF. and the
fact that he and the priests were Repealers
and nothing short of that bad made . con.
siderable impression upon some persons
before incllned to support Home Rnie.
They now admit that it would be hopeless
to expect the Catholic clergy to restat the
stage of "Federalisn,n aud that the popu-
4 iation-as, the Galway election itself show
(ed--was not inclined to 0yeSrule the clergy
in the matter. Imperialism or Repeal was
| the alternative; but imperialism could be
4 relieved, of many Of ito unpopular acces-'
series, and to this task ststesnan .would
address himself. Ireland wac too much
ruled by ,Goverament BoaEds, and Lord
HartDgton's proposal to. add yet another
was regarded ne p positive misehiefratii
than q. rational concession to the Home
Rule idea. Mr.. Justice Keogh told Bishop
Duggan, . witness before him, to predtfce
the decree of the Couneii of Trent on tte
s1sisss Of addresses address o. Pe'iac.. from s ns
thonght that the spariiamentary late Of
Captain Nolan will greatly .tnrn Npon the
character of that ecclesiastical enactment,
which it iss alleged the sPriests in Galway
4 gIievousiy ahmed against. The Bishop'of
Elphin, for the Bishop 7of Clopfsrt, ex-
J planned all the clauses enthusiastically to the
Judge. 1t is thought that the decision
will be pronounced next Yeek.3
Z 1RisR AFFAIRS IN. THE AopsE or cost,aons.
IL One of MI. DelahuptyS nnlaerous mo-
4 tiops in the House Of Commons has derived
4 an exfrinsic impoftanee from the fact that
4 il afforded Mr.. Butt an Opportunity, which
:, he promptly psed,, of gixipg, that, ASSEM-.
blage vivid glimpse Of the progress OF che
Home Rule question: The member for
Waterford vent on In muSk The usnal
way, His object wac to urge the Govern
ment to extend TO ireland tie pfovisioasp i
the Local Government Board Act. Of last
year, instead of appointing such Q Board De
that oposed. Which would prove meeks
, cry, delusion, and a snare, He Showed
= the extraordinary decline, OF Iceland, sin
population, in shipping, IN the rental %
,, tho land, in thei1comes.o OF the peoplesahd
y IN general industrial ,pntsui to- concurreut
with the extraardinary adyhnce Of Eng aagtl
lin the them all, Bat e. uguA, NJ: Dsiahunty
.. did rot point out tbs, ope ensetips remedy
y He spoke hard tfS chs 81 Dhb In Castle, con
dehhed ccesstt . Ad Minis lions for aeEs-
fiction OF their duty, AID spoke of self.
government as the means of developing
/, industry; but this - to- ibesnsaFked about
: Mr. Dsia buney 'st scheme forIfeiand-and
( it de enough TO separate him tby@a very
! wide gulf from the hopes Ahd -sympa ffiies
tofi the peopae-that he does nos look 'upot
q Home Rule az Gise best thing possible, bur
only as the next best thing afoer govern.
: ment by Imperial Boards. Mr.: Delahunty
is centraiiser, and THAT is q very different
, thing from being Homo Ruler. Lord Har
= tingt0n sneeTed ut his stGsistics withOu,
trying to disPF0ve theme declared, as vel
Q he might, that t'there was no great differ
= erence in principle between himself and
1 the Hon. member'-tlley both think Lon
don Boards the best Governments of Ire
land-and limited that q motion to abolisf
3 tie Lord ,LiSutOnancy-by way Of q peliti
cal motion Londouward-would fud read
t consideration in the House. Mr.. Butt, whC
:, rose when Lord Harrington sat down, gave
point and meaning to the discussion, He
apOke only for . few minutes, bRs what h
? said was foRoible, Faey, ahd thoRough
Whilst atroneay dissenting from Mr.. Della