The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-11-17

to be the ALE custodisn 81 Smia akty vsritiss
which have stood the test Of ninetcen censu.
rios." In tho other, 1t II distinctly thrsatensa
without sckism. Both utteranoes have only
served to imHams the controversy between ene
Reytsionists end non-Revisionlste, suo are oc,
to the best interests Of the church. So here
is Q nice little matter for tho PrOtestenss 70 |
settle. Would it not be as we'll for them TO
it tssy vs s the usa
very.
Turning from matters religious lon which I
s.d s:,s 4s s T. TOO ri sEss
England. ireland has ' already unesaivoe.lly
pronounced in favor Of the release Of the Irish
ton think they win serve their cause BY bold
ing meetings on tho other side Of st. Georges
Channel. am afraid they are mistaken;
this wsei-one in ksnohsstsr and one in Mid
dlesboro, (Yorkshire). At tho former Messre.
Butt, n. p. and Snnyth, II. z: were she prlnca
f. and Nolan, Secretary Of the Annesty Asso-
most Of the Convicted Fsnisns have been re-
those who took part in the Manchester rescue;
those who were soldiers, and two men named
Davitt and Wilson, who were found guilty oi
aEns in Eng,anSS Snt Two noS nroveS Of
the Fenian Society. Now the government aa-
mits the injustice of keeping political ohena.
ets any longer IN Prasoni uai;+;"al offenders. But
any OF these men are pomiS;St ina;atsS stroneiy that
Mr. Smyth ana Mr: DutS insAeSS y no;rf;n, ont
they were saca ald Hosa;as v.ro, -. rwas Fs9ian
that the CRIME !aia 20 tne.t cnSs noI;tical Of
sm ana dn. ssa b"w ths reasonng can be
refated. Mr. bnts IN a1otion .-a..;va mea
sures inflicted " Engiano f,aa On vet to wine
out the memory OF seven centn y;sa thsS,
DONG: ~ the government, %n. thev seeg
would listen 70 ms council ntwost All the
determined 70 counteract TO tne "'Ao'' "AA WV
efects OF their good iegislation' .,tre of in.
Derry is once more becoming G.uarsN 1e~ " who
terest. Mr.. Dowse, lAttcrney;Ss4ne'h 4n hs IN the
represents the borough Is satd Sossbim 10 % i'm and
point OF accepting the vacant 1nug an
consequently those who are aspirin u Ro AZ
him are setting 70 Work de nooo. M NJ T;n,aa, ~
lof all OF whom thipk nave sPoks On ~ i'rE
in previous letter nave eacn OF tn1ui e at E
the past week promised TO conSesC vnS Tha;s ~
all hazards ana TO poll tne !aeS 1ian. man nnder.
relative positions have not, I believe. on9sr- sr
gone any change for the last Tour weeks; s;u .h:
Bigger, the Home RolS candldate, Is SUI. IL Inc
certain to obtain any large number OF votes
On Monday night there was g!ees s;Ig msesing IN
the Maiden City TO forward ms canaaoasnre,
and the local Home Rule Assooiasion , nave PHs ~
forth spirit-stirring appeal TO tne eiecso!s IN
his behalf. 1t ID said that u nItn . can1.Ia.e 31
will soon appear in the person OF Mr. fahes'
| Wno WI. Uo ho"
| though Mr. Palles is Cathoiic ana distin-
guished lawyer, the Catholics WIN nave I've none , 2,
him. The Catholic journals OF tne NoLSn NOT.
| unanimously denounce MIN as P!ace-nun5er'
who is determined to sell his country any Gay
for o government mees OF p1ttage and sne
Catholic Journals are right. II can never De
forgotten that Mr.. Palles, Catholic though he
is, has sanctioned equally with the FroSestant
Dowse, the infamous prosecution OF Sne aai"ay
hierarchy.
am happy 70 say ShsS the Soia stang sssss :.
1 LONDON
terference with their meetings has proved suo-
cessfui. They wrote to the Engiisn home a
Secretary week OF swo sinGe asang nin t 20
receive deputssaon rom tneiI ooayi .n Dus ne ne
has written back saying that the 1ep1tanon
need not wait on hlm, That Gne poIoS nao NO
orders to interfere with the home hnie meet
ing In London whion ne prcnounceu 20 pe per
fectly legal ana eonst'tutionaI assemotSSes, s
and that the puohcans VINO wouia n4e aMow
the meeting IN their houses on !ne pea tnas nht
they had been warned againss aolng 80 oy sne
ponce musS hnse oeeh inGer =; soo ;norsa 70
hension. Whne ADMIT IL 10 imPoisahs 70
nave ths aeearasion ATom saon ,al al su.uoasy s.