The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08
From Our Own CorrespoPaent.]
OUR IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, August 18th, 1872.

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General attention has been directed during Z
the past week on Ulster, where something like O
o tpsning-point wonld seem to have been t,
' With history Scarcely be-
lieye that greet open.air Orange demonstra-
tions could DO held without obstruction from
nationar demonstrations could be held without
opposition from !Orangemen. Yet this has =
actually happened within the past week in = :
Party Professions Act being no longer in ex- c
istence. the two parties seem to have come to Z
mutual understanding that each shall for tn the 6
the other. Tho Catholics showed the way in
the matter. When the July Orange celebra-
ton came round, they issued proclsm na ions
they would offer no opposition, and they kept
their word. The July anniversaries pas sed of I
without the slightest disturbance, and on
| Monday last, when the anniversary of the
| Relief Of Derry was celebrated in Derry itself
and in Inniskillen, the Catholics again care
tiSn s This" This foFbearsnce was to large and in
deed unexpected degree reciprocated by the
Orapgemen. Thursday last-Lady Day in
day by the whole Catholic people of Ireland,
and in the North was fixed on by them as an
eccnsfon on which it would be proper to hold
Home Rule, AS soon as the public announce.
ment of those meetings was made, the head OF
tho Apprentice Boys Of Berry, the Grand Mas
tions to their followers calling upon theh, ear
nestly to accord to the Catholics what the
, | Catholics had accorded to tbem-full swing:
Well. great national demonstrations came on
|, in, Derry, Swanlinbar, County Cavan), Han
yaSa
= merous other Observation-Disclosures IN when
there were forests of green and white banners
bearing such notices as God save tT Saa Az
a coursed suoh tunes as " O'Denuel Aboo." and
u The Wearing of the Green," and rejoice to
say that in most cases the ora9geIen TOOK n tne
,. auce or opposition whatever to their neigh
', bors. In Derry, BaAybag,. and swanlanbar
A. GARD to the Clifford and Hapnahsto wn meet
g. ings they did not behave so we'll Indeed some
of the people who took part in these two meet
I'D fast on the evening of Lady Day tho Orange
a men committed several oowardly outrsges on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs we'll ns men-of the
ke Of property. Indeed it is feared that on THU
ha evening there will b. . terrible riot in Belfast
;, like thGt of 1865; when eleven men were sho
re ragged for three weeks despite the utmost ct
ke forts of some thousands of the Queens 500
= aie,s and police. But am bound to add sha
those who have thss resolved to do all tha
Bv fellest inalignity can suggest to prevent thei
~ Catholic .countrymen, from enjoying tina
l.. which, in the name of liberty they claim III, 10
ac- The leaders have shown that they are not eu
de- tirsiy destitute of ideas of federation and trn
mt liberty, and this mutual agreement that eac
ecu party shall celebrate its anniversaries wlthor
Ter, hindrane from the other, for my part, r
ave gard as the, beginnlng of the enl-as the hr1
INV step to the discontipuanee ct that sty,i w ~
ny which has so long continued to aevastate u
Q a most prosperous province in Irelsnd and re
ian deredita prey. to the disastrous mercy and pl
This of the, English GoyerAment. ~.
Anon Cst the addresses issued to tho OranS
fire. men, advising them to keep quiet on Fhnrsd'
,ver last, that issued by the notorious John Yea,
Belfast degfayes s ne narpe
h q "a MI Rea styles hinnself.calls upon his c
me. ents and generally upon all Orangenen TO Q
re- stain strictly from insulting N P hhg MAY I'll
a 20 despite the priests Of Rome are determined .
and comnemorate the triumph Of the iIish troe
Da 955y s5f there &
ihs' nicated persons at the Catholic mee.m
ac- those who were there did not 60 to oommsn
fss Tsen any 1888 WERE and
'' and not frisilmen; and Mr.. hea Knows ~
ophy he knows too, that several priests joinedfn
demonstrations, and 9niy one OF Two ~
excuse to give for his own action ana
ar to fth6nght it would have q good eject on
Id il Orangemen to represent the Sathoics 20 1's
lain up against their priests; E;,,sa
III, Tie Lord Lieutenant has not yet hhishea
"orA northern tour. Dur1ug the past week
asing has been at shane's Caetie-once the stIo
the bigoted and Saxon Chichester who h'
hun by the favor of the English Governm
OK usurped the title OF the old ulster entei'
I'm. as we'll as got possession oftheir lands.
town. Excellsncy has visited Few Of the town
,ss IN the neigh borhood and has received azure
'eo w of welcome in the name of the 1nhaultS
led in But the inhabitants at large have not1
y ap- whatever to do with those addresses
.svar only one or two persons who receive the
tronage of his ExceAency or OF his E1 ;sn =
%, one hosts that bother themselves telling iies
cup their loyalty, etc. 1t is the came AL over
d, but land. 80, c,..,I.- l,,s cleo hee, in the n
n ma during the week. He conseerated chufC
TX, be Sunday last at Kil!owen, near Newry.
aimee satisfactory to be able to state shat so g
lent is the state of feeling existing amon1
ow TO sons Of all creeds in that once distracted
that the ground on on woih the v
recipe was bait was graheeu tIr tha mS;ltfin
akias' has been contributed to Literally ny
y" etc. Professionals. 49,,
, -. Rev DIR. Walsh--died on Sunday. last,.ai
u II u Tuesday last his remains were accord
, The public iuneral in Kilkenny, in which. the
nd IN L,eutenant, the High Sheriff and ono o.
~. Members for the County and the D
&c 6no'l f,zroor,J;on toolS mart. Tho dec