The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-02

3, 1877.
guire, Matthews. PIN, Power sSwond re- re-
Don, oto ,snno,s My sSerloeS ' aud Whit
Worth, re following Irish members EN- a
voted with the government aRalnst .le NJ
peal-Booth, Creighton, Dowse' Fo rans1h Il
Greville; Lord G. PamiIetn' and Vance. L
Mr.. Monsell and Lord Otho FH1se'"'N e
were tellers for the amendment C
THE POLITICAL PRIsoNERs-THE AMNH
ASSOCIATION AND THE PREMIER
correspondence which is not yet com.
plete has just taken place oet S,s'as+ome
Amnesty Association ana r MT. sent to
relative to the. memorial recent,,y I.st
him by that body. On the -oIn Na,an
month Mr.. Gladstone wrote 10 MT 49,
"Mr. Gladstone desires me to ackno"IeuSSS
the receipt of your letter OF Se eW;.i resnect
the accompanying memorial. Wlth I resp
to the statements contained therein VIA. %
exnress promise was given two years aso
to Mr.. George Henry Moore that as SUI uone as
tranquility prevailed IN lreiana an 18th the
tv would be granted in accordance Win tnS
wishes of the Irish people, am lnstruc;;s gu,
~ osk YOU to be kind enough to furnian
NJ Gladstoae with the particulars OF me
promise, as he cannot help tni !g.h San.
. zion "A regards the matter.n Mr.: Nolan IN
> sanIy onotes from Hansard MIR. Gladstones
: rar3s. and saws that: "In March, leIo,
: Mr.. Moore asked Mr.. Gladstone whether ne
d was to understand his answer s ~ Tic fol-
At living sense: THAT the consideratD1 "a
n this question must necessarily dePeho on
;" the restoration oflaw and orderan lreianu,
10 and as soon as the disorders now e,ats Ia
IN that country are repressed ne trusts ne
w;il he able to give a very different an
liz ,rar tn Mr.. Moore, and announce the ~
e eration- Of the political prisoners. Mr..
10 Gladstone accepted this as conveying su y
ke stantialy the meaning Oh MS +b het "a tran
lis nniiiity and security now preVails III sn'
he Ilanntrv Mr.. Gladstone should carry GU
i I've his promise.
~ THE RENEGADE AGAIN.
aw AMONGST the names of the few ITS
uld r,amhers who voted against MI. omytn
Bill for the Repeal o 81 the recreant and
ana Inv aSa GDonoghue. The shameless al
IN dsc;ty Of the man in giving sueh a vo1
az. p"rayy,S nnwarranted as he is in giving
dit vote at all, is q scandal anu a WOMB ba,
are .onstitnents. as everyone Knows ua'
It is ..;.SIrawn from him all right to SPEAK
you W. ~ their name they have shown oy
peal dnb;tabie proof that he is no representa-;
ION of theirs and his appearance an '. ao ~,
It in that capacity u.s. he has no right, a
that ~ n,hlication of the "ralee kequislti.
erng ~ act in Parliament in any 'ray; every y,
I'D sneech of his is without mora. '"
rant. and an insult to his con ~: ao.es q
rable l-tne Ease 40 n Aagrant opposition to tn
re no speechee ." I-noHestionably his vote
vance sentiments: on outrage on
isiate feelings of the people OF lfal S With I
irs of such matters, are OF on H;+nr stah Was
local uhole country. HIS TRAITOR e'>
lief Yraiand- Int the people of Tralee must
mem 10 1rnno most keenly, for it is with !
amens ,reanom lie struck the blow. IL ~, rs y !.
Q fact weapon ne ID Isle wort paipstShis
n nhote s;va land. 1t is no fault of theirs.
aperiai ave that weapon into his hand ZOE a
orts at SSler nurpose they gave it to MN u
regret fend Ireland, not to stay .ei. +n
which thew found that he had traitorouely W
embers lucy ss.ainst them and Ireland, they di'
'ron :gs thew could to wrest it from his grasp
W aassr ratsns il. however, and omits no OF
session. tunity of using it to wound ms e esu
mt it is Thank Heaven, the lime Is II ha hroue
q oppor- nn and The general election will u
ms from etc lis Representative" career !;
answer Although a nature so base may s.l
hing in utilized, in one way OF auo onSai W
;ch am enemies of Ireland, yet scandaI
- .rh;ch oheted when the miserable traitor
% +" the 1nn@er able to pretend that he o.
tho two a;tSer positiop or power from the PEG
for leav Dublin Nation.
,nn sense HAPPY UNION IN WEXFORD.
, the spot ..o,, +hare was a kind
between feeling between the REDMOND anu Oe >
,nnection parties in Wexford Ouo VIC so.e
find that this has been amic1oiy ~
an by the the late election. Mr.. Redmond, Y:
nciple of men,ber is now so popular, that IL
end-yes, rnnosa5 tn nav his election ex
Pops~oa Contemporary, the
Treasury our esSeT ,,ohar IF votes pol
that the says ene S;o.+o. nrettv acc
the mean Mr.. Redmond iIuto" S; Pa,acf;on 6
ench, may the feelings winch ns ..ora nolI
ubect, as For him and his orothSE ~e. =.
It an Irish votes, which would be aoout niue ~
is flowing the available votes in the borough
and from rotter of necessity, one-twentieth
d the most aoJ ,,ot have been recorded, but t
3. Do we neeu ~ ;5 IN identify themselvt
nd univer- tors oesllsu nr;nc;nIes. and to Z
4 Irish law Mr.. hedmone p:it Itch xxas
nch Be their sense OF the AnsulU a. "f II
candidate against him ana them: one Va -;
naging her gratifying episodes when occGrle'
at present lie day of the polling was Wna0