The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-11

| benefit OF the British Constitution, and tho
moment he does, the Union does not last a
| year. 1t proclaims to the world that ha
holds us in slavery, denying us the Consti.
luton. That is the policy that recon-
mend shortly. There is one thing, gentle
men, that viii! not do. I will not traffic
my vote with any English Miliister-eyen
iGr good measures for Ireland. Let him
give us the good measures because thew
are good and just, or not give them at ali.
Now, it is said that you have given scant
encouragement to Mr.. Gladstone, to pero
severe IN measures to Ireland. l DEW
,hat 1t is cry against Mr.. 6 !adstone, that
he has attempted Irish Cancellation. and
that his policy has failed. deny dat
too. His policy has not failed if its Object
was an honest one. If its object was to
Wean people from Home Rule, it has failed,
because it ought to fail.
TIE CONTEST IN KERRY.
-, In Kerry the work progresses gloriouslv
lhe people have taken up the Home RuIa
candidate, Blennerhasset with a will. and
his arrival in village or town in the prose.
cutlon OF his canvass is Immediately the
signal OF popular ovation. On the other
hand, Mr.. Dease finds himself the object of
intense hostility; and on the occasion of
his visit to Listowel on Tuesday, 9th ult., he
barely escaped personal violence at the
hands OF the thousands who assembled to
Groan his principles and cheer for Home
fule. Blennerhassett has found an ally in
an unexpected quarter. The fact that The
the great apoState, as the
the cause of Dease and expressed his hos
UNITY TO Home Rule, has added greatly to
the strength of the peoples candidate.
!, me klght Rev; DIR. Moriarty, Bishop of
Merry In an address to the electors tayors
Mr. Dease and opposes Home Rule as ..un
der the circumstances one of the mischev-
GUS movements to which the people have
ever been excited Most of the clergy in
the diocese having previously openly de-
c!aEed in favor of Biennerhassett aud of
tionie liule the bishop says: "No question of
faith or morals is involved in this election
contest" and that ...you must not, there
tore, wonder or he scanCaI;se1 IF your
clorgy differ in "pinion.' '',ior will il be q
moral wrong if you differ FROM them"
GALWAY ELECTION.
The Galway election is soon likely to be
transferred into the region o: actual facts
mr.; Gregory is about to Issue his farewell
address to the electors whose confidence
enabled him tn earn Il snu. place, and the
contest Will probnbly be fought out within
ne next ten or twelve days. We are, clad -
- lind that, notwiths landing the unxcrupu-
Gus efforts OF some of the landlord party.
he prospects OF the national candidate
grow brighter daily, and the certainty of
us success more assured. Public meet.
hES, III support OF Captain Nolan, CONTINUE
o oc nr!" Throughout the county, aud in
nc ASht OF ttc c.t'iuHIasm displayed by
he people on his behalf. t,.c chance, ~; ,j,,,
iomince ui' the 'fscntry; look ,!luI. ;ul1rd,
Papers contaisti0e the letter, Of Dr.
Vi oliarty and The O'Dono.!sur were burned
ruh'ic!y 1T Killarney on tic IItll ult., and
i he y Douosiue has been asked to resign
y MS constituents, on the eiound that his
'"ltic'Il opinions d" not agree with theirs,
ma also that E!c does not attend to his par
IamcntarY duties.
On Sunday .J,n n .I,. u. D. 7,
ert.