The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-22
VOLUME v.


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J Iron Our Own correspondentl
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- DUnLN, hoy os:si ]'tn' .o'~'
The Derby election ie over, ana cue re-
been the eiecaon OF Lew,s, 1ne
Inc HosTg o ES es1p:p.s. co
~ 1eMis 696, 70! Pa9ss -. f9f I bblggar %;
Ind - BacCor@eH =: Us go % Sossf : seu
EAee liant pamedi eepstempan Ioy!lSI SIsy
814&8ening before the RolAne:.1 s1a.A
kaBA sQ}d yon that Cifaua Aa9ei 1 Te We ~
Dotkx md would come T0Qna McS " AeL.
Eo1f Aae happened. h1oC ss..ss.s h;ro
nfanae eEiseocrasae Presseiss 80 w ~ nnn
nelX Q6& ,bf the arena, thua aeayine sne Won.
aer1 party nee 20 nnisa ". ons coLkas'
bca s1F siie we; wen , tuas 0;onIJ co.
&yo1& ono knew now tne o'sSS! "a nnJ r.
Ihe EDeTat parry oeInE .aislu aess;s r.snir
Ecneexx AYE pn!sea:- I4 -ouS Ala M
e9niG @pS pc leSAeSaa s.s otaa U mare than
~ ss.snaI pnmber of Conservative votes.
W. -. ~ w. - rsna ansver hevond
1es sase, ne o.I gar 49, pr.shv tsrians-
~ dpaDt Is tnas Ins -, i oarr nersons to in,
NE98$ {eaoS,s wsie Sne ~ noteI for
Pa!les ao~n 20 To- ,:ya,,n. 'Thsv
4zo1sa Anu or sie tSai, narrow and miser.
49, ~ to Nv For tha Home Role cspdi-
9Die neatts W ~ ~. sno Ho,,a Rm1a min
AalSy ceca9se ne pEoLess S D.non,;na.ional
spies anu ueciat '.,h 80 nratended
11ucAtaon; ouS ai'l s;s,tiira5 tTa ATTORNEY
1Ae reyerse, tney IiaiiASe $3.50 q uss a
szsnsrai only q ,n"a ,u ~ ha US snsnected to
~etnoiic, anu 'e ns.a,.;r s;onaI Eiinca.
j Io ~ eGvocate Oh LEW. fsaI;svad -they
&Srnse but the Cathoics ceiteVo9 saoy
Wunia have ooeyed tneir leauo'e ".o os .Ia
s Tor palles, and accordingly When oSe "a S Sno
Tory candidates retirea' io9r 9 's .sedoed
fkclic electors, at least, W s,o, Ia thas Nv
thansoives 90 Mr. Disea' az PrssSyterian
adding their votes to the fIesoS .e liz,
zcte6 they would prevent WnaL IneS . ..
{ 1ESazed-the return OF the 10Y, sne,i
Hereditary enemy, and that ~ they s'oSo
by Mr.. Biggar, that result woula ensTe. e ..
they voted under the cover OF tne oa..o' ao'
the Attorney General. inis 10 .oo $3.50 n
planation Of the oyerwneimIIne =. ,iI
Tie defeat Oh MT. p'sss. ara votei
Trs;ler any circumstances for the National
r.. Int no one outside of Ulster can meas
Use the hatred which the Catholes 0ear W
wnrds the Tory Profestants anu otrad =
ISSeIS. as no one can measure the nssree W :
$50 latter to the Catholics. Ihe'r niss c ot
isst was to keep out the Tory whiie tn ?
Slepular party in any other constltuency .
frsInnd outside of Ulster would nave dee ",
"a the rejection of the GovernmenS n" IT.
~. the matter of fret Importance. ~
~; Ho,s ~ Rule cause has undoubtedly suffere
! SsSsas, but its advocates are by no NEAR
s - J. JON thereby. Even in Derry they al
ssb;l ant that the Attorney General at lea
SSa been kept out of Parliament, ana 3.
setting to work TO increase tnel !. -
AZ - The working Of the ballot, it is simp
1r m to say more than that almo
~ entire Constituency Polled, that A. the :; =
v-ee nerfect peace and quiet during the yin q
~ ~ boiling, and that there was very lit lit
aiaacuity experienced in getting 1hro"s
the new process OF Young; Derry a couu
Mr.. A. NJ, SULLIVAN iva VIII ~ and made t.
~ shs best speeches he has ever made