The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-20

AVerning Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV eRfzANs. SUNDAY. oc1oBEn %. ,sa-
iron Our Own Correspondsns.l
OUR IRIsH LETTER.
DUBLIN, Oct. Ord, 1872
This has been rather quiet week with us
here in Ireland. Even John Rea himself has
been doing nothing to make MS talk or write
items of news, and chief amongst them is the
"Second Visit of Mr.. Butt to his Constituents
in the City of the Violated Treaty" He pro-
fortnight since, to see them again before long,
and to deliver the account of his stewardship
for the past session. He has kept his word.
He is with them this week believe this sec.
ond visit was hastened in consequence OF the
comments of the Ne,rs aud other English Jo9rn-
ais on his recent utterances. The Enghsn
journals misrepreseut what he said. IN tue most
gross and heartless manner, and 1T was only
natural that he should be in haste to give them
rebuke, and set TIE public right. Having
promised to go to Limerick second time Mr. H.
that city, and compelled to engage that he
would open the winter session of their associa- |
tion (Atheneum Club with an Inaugural a.
engagement, delivering q lecture Of purely
\ iitsrsry nature, and dwelling chiefly on the nd
! vanta9es which q class may derive from the
seen no report Of the address and believe
none has been or WILDE published; but 1t was
listened to with every mark of delight, ana
the vote Of thapks ny b1 sSs Mayor
4 was adopted with much enthusiasm. fatner
Ouaid being present. there were at the close OF
tho loud long and sa%e Is
20 energetic, so thoroughly denunciatory OF
English misgovernment, and so humorous, that
he generally sets bis audience IN soais %; Oh
Il laughter or excites in them fever heat OF IN.
dig1ation. On Tuesday evening he avoided
politics almost entirely in Difference to the rule
Of the Institute preventing within it's walls an
discussion on that subject; but he sounded
i note of warning that be meant on the occasion
of Mr. Butts political address to reply to the
slanders Of the English press In bis regard, tor
that Dress attacked him "a we'll as Mr. Butt,
y ia Che vilest manner. It 10 unfortunate that
the evening fixed for the address OF MT. batt
is this very one on which am writing; 60 that
cannot bnt defer TIL next week w morsa
Of what NO doubt will DO most '"'p"''"
The Home Rule campaign is now in tal
swing In England Ireland and Gaasn thi
II week there have been two great Home h III.
IS observation-disclosures Of which. however, ha.
been much create, and more important amt. sai =
tho town of Cavan on Monday consisted sin
" in the marching from one place to anothe
and back of some Ave or six thousand staIwar
1 banners with national notices. The othe
s., took place In Baillieboro to-day, and was sc
b tended by . deputation from the Home Coy
ArnmGnG AS4OCloGlOn
& Hartiu. M. p, Mr.. A. N. Sullivan, and Mr. J
q Blundep. Barrister. at-law. As it had tn
~ approval of the local clergy. it has been natu
hers of the Reputation made the princips
sneeches of course, but one of the local Catht
~, lie clergyman and his Pensioners also mad
hi addresses which show that the people IN tina
81 neighborhood have been working to good pm
s nose during the last eight months in sustain
nc 1nent of the national movement. peileve
} is now quito certain that Cnvan connsy-.ns
<ho st1 return
n the next election two Home Rulers. It
Overwhelming majority Of the electors al a,
s Catholics and members of the local lion
"a Rule Association or syn,pathize heartily VII
the cause it represents; and measures hRe IN
1 meeting of to-day are daily being taken
MI weld them into one solid phalanx. You WI
~ the electorate why have not Home Rulers,
sgy at least Catholics, been its representatlv
~% hitherto The answer is that the landocIa :
;e being of the regular Orange stamp went in
life and death over their tenants. compeii
them to vote as they wished. Now, they pr
taken it away, and besides we have got t
81 Ballot, which OF itself would give eli" CITY
esas protection to the tenant in the exercise OF
~. frsnehise. There is another reason. Since t
time of the Repeal agitation the men of t
North have never had great and 1mper1a
political issue put before them-so great or
important at least as to make II worm % IN ~
go while TO oppose their landlords. Now ia
hare before them transcendantly imports
issue and what they would have a.eS done me- es
Am ths ballot they will now also, of course
they Ei { tSsy IN viii II
th;s in snite OF such "liberals" as MT. j.
Des.e and his no doubt su1sidised ally,
go 1sgso- Celt, who wonld still have the s;I PEG
81 ~ snDport the English liberal party when
already proved to them SO treacheroas anu
q: rannical ar,,+as
20 ROME Rnie are, as have said, equally on
ye with their brethren e ae IN tie
~ the Repeal agitation advocated the princi
Which h.soa aSX the a nais is
fnra With come Justice, styled the Fathe!
on Tuesday next, lecture on Fe ger ism
three to repeat the lecture in OF
parts Of England and has R oslteve n aGSsT
shire, they are to have great demoe ssa,,;a
in few days at which ME- a, M; 20 sui al,
&ss Tnrn;nG to Scotland, We find that in Glasl