The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-03
VIEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 2 1870

el.ner House of Parliament. On the fir
< a Ean, OF the House Of Lords. IL
n the nn,iaD; Leroy remarked that he rcgrett.
- ti', o JIa'ss'on' and on the same night bcfor
the debate in the Lower Uonsa on tya A.
= t t.us: W .he Throne had been brought TO
: ~ uina"on, Major O'Reilly and Sir ,Job
! 10y p'otested against this new failure a
!. n rho " u"'elhment to redeem the pubE,
~. se 'hade hve years since by the Prim,
Hian'seet. SIR John Gray said that the Go
vernment was well aware of the on; mi "" =,
Ine lrish people on the education onest;on
very county in Ireland had met and ex.
pressed It's opinion. The guides and lead
CTS VI the people We're unanimous on the
sIuHeeI, ana he believed, nay, he knew that
InHu', tA measures to make their opinions
Nuo"n 10 the government. Yet, no refer
eeoe wnateVer was made to the existence
-! any intention to remove existing civil
disabilities. He (sir John Grayl iid NOT
say 'hls In anser-he said it with regret
yep regret, Tor he knew the spirit of dis,
n nn;.' 1t would evoke in lreland-tbe
universal disappointment it would create
T ana that from one end of the conntrv IN
mo oIher there would be created a conyic-
.io' InaS the government resolved ipdef
hite'V TO postpone the lust educatinnaI
. .i'i ana TO Ignore the strongest symna-
thies OF the Irish race.
THE NoMsNArIoN IN KERRY.
the day of that remarkable victory IN
AMI re- we % VIC Htniustion day iu Kerry,
.po thefe the assatabl people disolayci
the same eager interest in the proceedInSs.
anu 'ns same disposition to respect the ad
vice OF Their friends and leaders in the !
contest by preserving n due regard for !
I .ue Iraiee was en- siege, held at the
aN9Ael $ point bG-a force of about thou
courthouse and its approaches. INT oil RI.
pa.nolpai thoroushfares of the town. The
ha1lTnai candidate was proposed in n
u! MANY, eloquent, andtelling speech by Fa
tneT Denis O'DoH6shue, Parish Priest of
Atoiert, who,~in view of the overwhelming
i ''n OF ponce paraded within the court
u. .ionse, .Htgan bis address with "Mr. High
>Eetfi1, electors Of the County Kerry. non
e.eGt"is' "iiictrs and men Of the Irish Con- -
''"ouiary.' Father O'Donoghue said he :
was there on the hastings of his native 9
,ouhtE, there before the police and before :
rs co"h,rymen, to proclaim in the face of 4
ne world that Kerry must have Home f
tuie.' The reverend gentleman condemned h
sIthoht reserve the Interference of three q
gers OF the realm in the election; he de- |.
oenceu me gigantic, monstrous plot L
Gainst freedom of the franchise, concocted il
y the landlords of the county, and he Il
poke with indignation of the plots and ~
'ans of the clique which held it's early A
things IN Muckross House. A flat contra. cs
lctton from Mr.. Herbert, who tried to awe II
re gallant priest by a stern display of 81
lgnity, produced a tremendous outburst r
Indignation, during which the landlord "a.
III the priest stood face to face, the one or
,ssessed by uncomfortable fury, and the M
her by resolution which twenty Her =,
'rts could not dannt. AS soon as silence ~,
as restored, Father O'Donoyhue returned -
the charge against Muckross, and re-
ated MS statement amid deafening co
GERS, ana SAID, moreover, that "any
he nhnn
at the door of the Muckross caucus. tbe -
'mmany ring of Kerry" One of the ma
'st pointed illusions in this striking All
eech was that the House of Kcumare, COZ
lch had its head in the House of Lords, the
uid like TO disport its tail in the House g'a
Commons. Mr.. Deasc was nominated tin
Sir james O'Connell. an'
We have already published the news, cpl
eived by telegraph, of the election of for
Rational candidate, Mr.. Blcnuerhasset. uio
| second letter from the Bishop of Kerry nos
he clergy of his diocese, directing their ces,
OF conduct in regard to the election, was con
ed on the 81 ult., and made public on som
9th ult. In his former mandate. the nro
"P any priesC Within his do was
> to Interfere in the election beyond the LEAD
t OF his own parish unless with the wer
Vious consent of the priest in whose Kan
sh he might appear. The second order cons
oSeu ne" restriction. His Eordshp Arcl
la'eu wa" Tue clerical electors were at Kan
T'y 10 record their votes, but the gist Nor
he circular was in the following SEN the
e: In the present state of political bish
l must forbid any clergyman GOV.
caring at the hastings" 0oN'
NOMINATION AND ELECTION IN r,
..;.-..- ops
re nomination for Galway county was Sane
encouraging preIuge to the splendid Era,
,Hu ltIsf. fIl.s
ny winch loii""ed. Ten O'Clock was low
our hPpolh'eu 10 open the proceedings, Most
the Courthouse were densely tironged who
'owds of people intensely anxious to The