The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

who had SO elected) should rece'yo lid =,
ann of money ana seven other tenants snou.a ~ ~
r.na;wa hoidsnys equal in every respecS 10 u
their former holdings with leases LOT ION Nn1ar -
sand years at valuation rents; oap s hnuse and
officrs And last Tuesday was hxea lor ~. a;na ::
ly promulgating this award and LOT h"h" TIE :,
the money and the Lenses tssr 10 bad alone
vented tho day from being celeota;Si J;1dinp r
whole country side. AS it was, amid .barsI in
the chapel of CaroGn (but few months .aan she Of
the chanel Of the present Lord btsnoP az
Clonfert, the Most Rev. pr Dngs s there from
their respective homes, Dr. uD mgsIla and Dr..
was there, and so would Dr. MacIiaLe n f,r the
MacEvilly, of Galway have Ie en- PRESSURE of
serious ecclesiastical duties: IL ~. wa. the new
| to hold the ceremony on the SITE o, suo ooIied
home.teads which the arbitrators nave , o
sNew Portaoarron," but the weather presen ra.
that tooA However, as Mr.. Suiitsen nn 90.
marked, i. is perhaps as well t6aS .o e. viii b,
LOT "A the place where the great doc
trine of Restoration is the only tfs VS. nract
sation for capricous eVictions We C%nrch in
cally enunciated, just as Dungannoh Un
the North of Ireland will be forever lne'iO' sd
for the declaration of Independents urch the
Well the award was read in me chulcn5, me
. money and the leases handed over ana t the
arL;trators and Captain Nolan addresseu t% ne
aesemblage each in his turn alte. ~. and
r arh;trators proceeded to the new farms auu
If formally gave up possession of them TO ,ha
= naw nccn1ants. I need not tell you thaG Tue
- people of Galway are Pro1ounu,fi %, in their
hoots. They know we'll that now evice.IIn nt
are practically at an end, and they de :ieoses
\ an universal cry for "Restoratlou" ana ie'so'
o. aar tsn thousand years" will be raised. Ac-
,e cnrdinply their organs in the press are try1nE
,r to make light of the proceeding Oh orrans
- and even to misrepresent them Aheso vi s,a -
IN ;mulv that there are several tenants evicteu
n by Captain Nolan, who are either Geau y, NC" ae
ey emigrated. But the answer is tna' III,
~ only two, and in one of these cases the W.
Dr. of the tenant has been compensated IN motss
3D. and the eldest nnportioned son Oh inc from from
il, has received a farm instead OF t IT. onswe,
N' which his father evicted Inc ahs"
CO. ! thns ia complete. And now l have TO say ~
at accounting for the reason why L nave ew NO
,as at such length upon this matter It viii
Tx finally settle the Irish Land Question; nee
the hardly add that Captain Nolan ana inc om rse
en- arbitrators have been the objects OF g saa
:. nopular demonstrations, gratitude ana anG -
]" ton in Galway County, and particularly III Ill
ian town of Tuam. e tho Ir;s
nolitcnl week have been the great dem instr
lou tions in support of the Home Rule n'osen. .
Nj. in Derry and Belfast. Mr.. Dowso III ;stepv a
corlinoly all parties in Derry are just no
GUS hard at work Not the least active anon n
the them ia the Home Rule party, whose candida
tho .n n have already told you, is Mr. j. G. Bgga
af Belfast. On Monday evening and the 10
maj lowing evening, Mr.. Biggars friends ne e
is to most Successful public meetings, at which Il
tant most candid, uncomprom,sing a.o me
the were made by earnest and respectaIple h Ina
wv Mr. Pallas, the lew Attorney-General, mas DC
hem, invited by the Wing party, that is, the
nd to ,nirers of Mr. Gladstone but he has, asst
,.s as Won. no chance while Mr.. B,ggar is in
field; have already told you tn c1ns'T Wan
thin business Catholic worthy OF the name
-. % | vote for him. and q matter OF fact, althou
wv he is q Catholic himself it Is by RESP ~
he has been invited. do not claim to D.
m the great Judge in this matter, but my opinion
oo,- the whole situation in Derry is that Mr.. !
urely, mo 40 are these: His party will stick by
ntaiu to the last, and as they constitute ny ia1
.cr. larger portion of the Liberal party, the W
der to keep out Tory whom they dislike n
than Home Ruler, and who would ineyi e.
be elected in case OF SPIN IN Inc. nne Li ~
80 half the battle for Homo Rulels won also.
I'd has In Belfast q maGn'heenG home NUE. ;I t1 o.
a arb- stration. took place on l"eeoSy nlsI ~
1T this the presidency of Mr; Bigger; t was n 81
d 80 it the largest Puehc nan ~
!, enter Hall-whlch IS capaoie y. oaaa;n66
! thousand persons anu Oh M nu's ~ IS; =,
Ike my crammed to su1ocatlon. ihe Ua'n ana "
begin of Belfast were presone W nun TT IT,
acancy them delivered capital speech. ne
Ialway speakers were Captain Mccartney, u L..
he late for County Antrim who, although fro
I'd as a ant, said the Catholic clergy were the
|, in his true aristocracy in the land and called
he do "the black hussars even on ou.PosU 81
letter preston :" tho Rev. Isaac Nelson, who ais
Q capri though o Presbyterian minister, ppid
es from compliment to the Catholic clergy; MI.
Ian en- Smyth NJ P. and other gentlemen.
DON dis meeting received tne various PAstJ ~
as well ments expressed win ehCnas.seo 20 .
contest, It is surely slgnlncanc anu 81 Hfet
he next q scene should De wGneSseu 4" po m
as then all other places IN Inc Ianu. 49, ;
ly after this meeting OF Iuesday-so in;S"X ~
The task numbers and enthusiasm an1 ~ 8; ~
through character OF It's PromnenS iea . .h ~
ortacar- Significant event tnnS nes S1S go P
,pose to connection Win INC nonT 80 ;3 "a a
them to The North, 1t may DO 1ruiy e9 " 80
er sone awake SLOW IN coming nv - Loo,
,itrators ranks, 1t promises 10 DO Iho 'Se' W 0'
enantry battlefield .,,.L;s ,w..l,
her La There is not much 10 Ceit o"S go
Nation. the Callau scandal. since tno go y, ~
TT house mission Father " AeeHe nas lioU 49, =; a
Indicate sides his stating ms case once on ~
the cir to the English Journals anI ;;tr
Captain the people who SUI aCtehu ui III ra
r former that he is to be aimose lu.uieul i5 !
,sible, to to the managershiP St Iu1 nd"r innrnr
another parish. HIS letter IN one t1o' nY aars
appoint brought him some money s I'D the q
ocracy of religion have sent him few pond "F th