The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-21
M1scELLANRous IRISH NEWS.
THE HOME RULE ASSOCIATION.

The HOME RULE ASSOCIATION.
quarterly meeting of the Home Rul,
aas S. was held in the Antient Con.
ance Was 1sr On the goth ult. The attend
Iull OF interest. Proposals for admission to
membership were very numerous. and
among the gentlemen enrolled in the ranLs
ot inc association were Mr.. Sandes, j. p.
Oh Oak vllla, Tralee, who did such splendid
sel'ise Ia The late campaign. Encourage
ing correspondence from. various broncheo
IN the three kingdoms was submitted hv
tne secretary, who had also to report a con,
siderable balance of cash on hand from th.
clansacoions OF the preceding quarter. Pro.
lessor Galbraith noticed eioauentlv the
progress OF the Home Rule question, and
ure" lorth enthusiastic cheers when he
ireland that would not, if appealed to bv
the Association, vindicate and give victory
70 the principle embraced by Kerry. Dr..
Nuttall, lately of California, whose &C.
auaintance was made by Mr.. P. j. Smyth
II, IN san francisco, on the arrival of John
ano nraa IN mat city nearly twenty years
people in Great Britain for their noble eel
eorations of st. Patrick's day, and in speak-
ing to this motion, told his views Of The
brttsn Parliament" a miserable place for
an lrIsi' member" "There we're men
s sngre, ne SAID, ITO represent chips, mines.
money, but few to represent the people. y
Mr.. +. J.. Smyth added to this remark the
personal testimony of one fresh from the
House, and it was that the British mem
bers, by the deliberate exclusion of Irish-
men from interference in English and
Scotch concerns. as wcll as BY the suffoca-
ton of Irish opinion upon purely Irish
questions, repealed the Act in every SEES.
sion, and showed the real necessity for
Home Rule in Ireland. Mr.. Robert Butt
exposed the injustice of refusing to repeal
the Convention Act. and after some stir
ring observations from Captain King Har.
man, the proceedings closed with an ac-
count by Mr.. A. NJ. Sullivan of the recent
visit of MIR. Martin and himself to Glasgow
and other towns in Scotland.
FATHER LAvELLE ON THE "INTERNATIoN- j..
AL"
To the Young Men of Ireland.-Copg, q
Spy Wednesday, 1S72.-My Dear Young :
Seil"w-Conntry notwithstanding to address ,
'ou at some length on the subject of " The 8
International Association " as soon as the
many and pressing engagementsof these holy
lays shall permit, now write these hurried
words. adjuring you, as you value your sa- n
red faith, that holy religion for which
7our fathers suffered were exiled and died, o
.s you value the honor and hope for the n
liberty of your PROSTATE country, to shun Z
hat ill-omened organization as you would :
satan himself; to flee from it as "from q
;he face Of thunder" now avoid all ref I
,rence to its connection with, or approval
VI, the infamous Commune of Paris
against which the blood Of noble Arch
bishop, of eminent priests, and of brave, o
or me-tor you-that GaribaIdi is it's o
,rophet; he whose one litany is Death to i,
he Priests" Away with God. ~ "Prop. :,
rty is robbery" Young men of Ireland, u
ever advised you-krowiDgly, at least
n the wrong. now feel called upon to t
ossess, through your confidence in nv t
lncerIty, in my undying devotion to my !,
ountry and to you, to warn you against :,
his trap laid for that dear country's de- d
truction, the ruin of its, honor and the n
lipwreck Gifts faith. Yours sincerely, d
PATRICK LAyELLE. u
1NTERNATIoNALIsTs IN CORK.
The principles of the International Soci- S
" have been shown in a, lurid light by S
hat came te pass in Cork on the 9th nit. 4
meeting of working men had been con- T
ened to condemn the Internationals, and
lis meeting was proceeding peacefully to IL
eilver Its opinions, when a body of some
20 hundred men rushed in, made dash
the platform, assaulted furiousIy some
,IaJ G o. the meeting, and thus pro- ~
10 legs of stools and tables, and even We
anks torn out of the floor, were freely vi
'ed as weapons, and it was only after II,
rec hours had passed and a good many ..
sople had been severely injured that the s''
citing drew to close. This application at
the theories of the International Society pr
bout the rights of mankind to the practi- SCI
Il right of free discussion has caused in III
ork the most general indignation, and Oh
70 men with an English accent, who went ~
1 the next day among some workmen in AT
10 city, expounding what were deemed to I'M
, International theories, very narrowly TO
capped q severe handling Canon Ma. hi