The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08

onferred ON the1R by the Party froceasionS
lct, the Authorities were peweriess, anu ss.
anity. From the Catholics 1t was wen III
nuwn they had nothing to fear. Inc 'sl
ocular party had formally decided on adj No,
,ering to the course pursued by them on -. ~.
be 18th Of July, and had made P %ha si- srs
,nown body Of Londonderry Wcrking =. ~
Wen,e Liberal Defence Association, issued ON
an address, in which they called on zoe :,
Catholics Of their city. and distrlet 70 pse5 -
D tientiy with the threatened display, and ~ y
exnressed q strong hope that Christian fos- ..
and toleration would In future - =
distinguish the conduct of oil sects anu =
parties in Ulster. At. any rate, there was r
70 be no interference with the Orange pro. b
attempted. In Derry, Enniskilien, iurgsn, r.
aud else where, the 18th Wa. ce1eNratao
With A degree of confidence and security b
never before felt by Orang proeessenetsst,
They assemblea at! earl ts In . ssai
s with the Chang Of joybells and the ring Of
frearms. They occupied the principal
thoron ghfares, bedizened with sashes,
scarfs, orang &c, lilies. and plumes' me
crash of their drums smote on the ar ~
raflS from steepie and. tower: They b9rne
1 Eaudy in myriad forms, and passed their
fFesOl1tieps amidst the acclanation so1
Eenofrnous audieuces. They deueuac1e
HoSe R9ie and praised ynass g, A aisns w and
4 they Snasched home wards through et.eets
land fhighweys in military oafroy, TInous I
v meeting ~ single opponent. Ene Ge'n1ss
fpaftY headed them NO more !than u 10y
Fere empty ehaaowas ano ns.sa 49,. sas,s -
itsesoe. The atlitude taken mp ~ the p6PaS
n laf party dissipated all &eaRs Of % breaGn OF
1.-THE peace, and the authozities enc IN
) Fdspfived Of all e1c1se for Dacadsng tnel.
a. kh Ann
) over in unbroken tranquility, snd apothaf
Il day long censeerased to fnsy ADD aPsaaion
upcn s0ene,of poace.T a'ro al b''
i T. The forbeaFauce displayea By 'onr cb-re-
u Iiligionists, throughout the receasl lordeaH
!. was not altogether Heat u pon otheir ,0Ppo'
n nerts; and accordingly y heus tae antenfsoA
81 was ann0uhced of holding heefies OF home
e. Rule demonstrations > In ;stheri AortA on
oHThursday, tAara were spotT Wansaag' u1sti
" annoIgst'the l0yap &C. body Etoi call ont for
10 she Green made aEEaagdlaentafpr u1eseangs
III on" that day in support. OF h.teo hatioa III
ost clafm at Derry, Lnygans Clifford, sBa4y bay,
la and ather places and the XrasnSemss a,
who bad enjoyed ttsnsst yes f. mex n sassA
~ themselves called on BY tire anFhof eyept1l
"a to initiate the patriotic exanp ieSet then
=, by the Cathoiie pop lati6S. Some fher.
q we're Who retosniEed TIC obi ations q tht
VT than one Orange eehtrs the ~a6fhs 81 peac
d. ana concord were heard fssaing, and r11
nrs the heart of the lodges came warm ant
!, n generous testimony TO tie cond6ct Of pa
las 6atholics, and exh0ftat Hons to its fmitati6s
-. refleeted in these manifestations began t
Inn sway the minds Of the OfSnge party, ais
a. seHSi0n and bigotry would have obtafpe
their last holocaust in Ulster. Il Grange
- men as well as Catholics began. to taik :.
s~s federation and Christian fofbeafance, th
reigu of fauatielsm would 9oon be owe,
aIS. and the old murderous spirit would 500
~ be,extinct For those who profited BY og
,n divisions and revealed ID our hatred4, fh
and situation was grave one indeed. -,
toht 0rangemen and Catholics grew lnto u
SNls practice Of mutual fCrbearanee-if the
agreed, as they were beginuing 20 '&gree,
80 . policy Of observation-disclosures, aud IL bot
- aides were. to be permitted to bold the
: Is meetings aPd carry out them detnonstr
~ W tiohs in peace-Ehe occupation OF the rowe
90 apd the rioter would be gone, and the sa
-, ~. culinary epirit long regarded az the essen
80 Of the Orange displays wOuld be eliminS
sOH ed for all time: 10 would Be practicat
,onr. the extinction Of party feuda IN 1reI1n
!; ~ and against THE conclusion the hot bl0'
j. IN Of the bigots of the Lodges revolted. Tn
scouted the idea Of extending to the Cat
ri olics around them the liberty which tn
IS he claimed for themselves, and war to the
iSrc, ter end was declared for. AZ Gilforo .;
line Cookstown arrangements were MADE
mont ::- -. q - - g. E>l~~cI1sh I'D nv thu las
the NlsiOn was nauo AVA OAOoS - -.
IIves Of placards calling on the Orangemen
and thas. 5;atrioea Cd hal1 countar jemOnGtl
Deal 'OHoSo ULoSHt S"o " - W. 80. forcaII
write in iguotanee OF the result, and
the know not what has been the fate Of. Il
lrnip 1aaaa and viItapnne ATTEMPT to r0kiHale
aug fires of persecution and murder. But Q
"a fEhiug, at all ,eEehts, 10 certain. To zsg
ings brutaa OppFessiOn tAs Cat6Ol!es OF Ut 70
onght not and must not submit. We h'