The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-06
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The Homo Rule question chiefly Charms my;
attention this week amongst IftsA Political
matters. For Sotne7 time past II has oeen
somewhst ia the bsefground, nos indesd pe.
sS: tns &c g. ss a k. Of
pssh asssnsion aisosssser to fhenssfyss
The Sntiir: Gusnn nsvs tsssn ss
the Homo Ralc agitaticn. was aSEg cut ard
even some weakmfnded Home RufSrs whoT
know gave 'Stydeuee " ishe statemehS Bus
DO less than three large Home Rule deahYhstfa
tiou 70 make t'ote orfeds len rsiefrqSSe
e And first let mo take up the Derry demon 3
stration.. Tits the frst In ohropoloGica order-'
hsps, also in istsinsis imporssnes.l As ans a.
NJ Sollivan-- asssrted, and a. tho Why organ,
ing ing IL Z. s; To-. Ian ~ he s.ss.s City
ss
fos esasrations. past the Terry factieo havs,
ruled there With ssiprsme and ahaslnte ,sysy
and have STORMY hept net only CstnSiles ~
fresh exescisinR Aome Of the comDOoest H.hlic
rights Of . Bsitish citisen. Never until 1858
did the Laberaa party even thaAks ses1oaesy
Dake aof Absacorn, who ssaueA 4ta onnsiasr IL
% an isalisnahas sYpssdegs ssaass $1,000 49,
| not conceive asythinE better, sish.c; q ,soss
glosious than. the triamph Of snchs plAos!
Rantias Liberal lawyer a AR. DsScs, e.r
r wss elected. The cssSoIss and LiI.al Prstsst,
bad .sssis s sssspollsisai ..sasss s.sss.:
them I ssy sese
long enough served English psrtise. ead aes
determined fer the future to sssvs lsoaaad-
Hence the meeting Of Friday 1ight, re. estae.
Rale Association, and. the eandidasurs q NJ
j. q. Biggar, the ,BelEast Home Relet. When
mo censidsr, than. that Derry has alwsys
1 90 atisa.t--and for come time sinee 1893 WhiE
!. Of the Wing, we shall readily sec the sagRiAi-
| canoe Of its now Turning 9ationeiist; as4 yoe
tRnisr At the ns1t election, she fact Eil have -
! much weight with English ninistsEs as twelve
other satisnalist yistsriss.; Bat new tor the
to suifoeatiDn; and in charactsE, for the audi.
once which was chiefly composed Of pessens Of
she middle class AID Of weli-.o; 90 arsa.as1;,s.
the entire procesdings were married. by e1s1n-
aiasm and .0tdaEa eaRaiiy, De. Aarkins, ~ u,
B presided, and the ipriaeipaa speakeFs were-7in
sociation which WAS copposed of John Martha,
, Prof .Gslbssikh, and, BE 4. d. Sulliyan-,MF,
%snies A, MoCartef, q yea1R Rreaby tessen baf'
anA N & "a and b.
key. Il shah net, sttempt to sumsaarise ths
addresses of these entlemen-fer two rsesons
FRAT. becaase ! eoniA not do then 5asslos y
: | the space should asot to them, aud seeondiy
because-and in, this do not mean to 6is
, praise them-tkey scarcely contain spythiei
that had not been feesaenty spoken befor.
made w Mr. Sullivan, Ut will be Of especial in
? terest 10 IrishEneu IN New ,Orleans. The clio
auent editor Of the Nation was pointing on
: sphers of petty local ssusbbles and jealousie
!. their bigoted views wcrc always snpplsute'
= by patriotic ideas, and, in illustration Of hi
d position he mentioned that he had known ON
"A Derry man who, although when nj home
!, thorough-goiDg Orangeman, became, when b
u took up his residence in your good city Of th
IS South so thoroughly Invested of his sectaria
and anti-Irish feeling that he Joined 10 all tn
Catholic and national professions of h
Is country men. .-,.. 4 ...,,. ,..f . ~
"a The two other demonstrations to which
y. have alluded are that at Glasgow and that
81 Limerick, both of which took place ON Tues
IT day nj ght., The former was held in the Tow
Hall; was attended by about six thousan
u persons, including four or five of the Cathol
le clergy of Glasgow; and was addressed b
: | amongst others, Dublin priest, Fath'
o'Mailey; q Dublin Protestant clergyman
is Professor Galbraith ;apd o Belfast PsssbyteEia
-, | minister, the Rev. Isaac Nelson. 1t is sa
~ that this strange conjunction brought forth
to regular tempest of cheering from the vast 81
dience, and L, myself have seen the mo
furious manifestations of joy ut Professor Ga
es braith and other Protestant olergymen shal
~ ing hands with Catholic clergy men On Hon
y Rule platform, People seem to see ~ sach 6
40 event the commencement Of hsPRy. nn,oG
~ and an, not snre that they .ipdnlge, in . del
in sion. In this case again sha9 Ist attsmps
have already stated rwbsna speaking, Of T
4, Derry demoastEati9s het ,SnenSs hsiR -; j.
a namely, that the HresbyteEian eicrg pep Z
p Rev, Isaac Nelson Laid the whole Alsme Of
ho Belfast Riots on the shquldeFe2 of bis o.
= brethren, Of whose pnip Something's he wee
81 no pains to cenceafh is heEror Fog has nasE
a. and outspokeat declaration, the Rev. BIZ. d
!, q son has deservedly secured TO kimself Il
= good will of every honest Hishlman who r 10y
"a 0 TSS n ne ID Li&sE hsid "a list
% to m address from Mr. Bittt, y no seems to ha
Determined on adopting, q etice Which
nd never SCI existed IN ireland thongh t hss
~ ! ways existed In England and Scptland, and
~ undoubtedly d most nssfut one I atlnde
ise the practice of o Representative giving e
IN | of hip stewardship. On thlS occasion ]