The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

Galway. AmonSes .. the Arch. "a
- az Tuam. the Bishop OF aatwsys III
s \ ~ MN Of Clonfert, and tWenSy-tN. III
ag kfter careful review OF tne cyl la
Ssrse. Mr.. powse states tha that no S that = =
haze come en Il to- 70 support
80 -, ecsinst tw enty -four OF the snAI 4
ea.l0n s,sens named in the schednie. IN
49, words, - regards . third o. sAlo - Y
"ons ipcriminated by the report tne $500 L.m V
s'i IL not borne ont by the sworn evidence
!; ~ me case. and t6at the parties have oseS
~ ~ W. s,ct;ms ~ m unjust and 1nfonnoe1 4
'..s 80 One Of Che twelve thus exoaspssea
hV Ter Msjesty's advisers II tine venes*DIe (
1rdhbishoP Of Tasn, TIE erenhs a. en oh;soa Of
"a. meat malignant, il not most yio!snt'
IT needed not the deciafe,
ZION of MT, Dowse to relieve the eainteo
nrelate from the foul asperstonS. cast ugon
nm ~ his traducer, hut Sill the county
saast rejoice that even his cpPonsSn ,,n n
:xnog1ler Of those absolved from blame 70
AN as;,itias and scholarship have extorted .
..-eluctant tribute from his accuser: AScoro-
;nu TO Mr.: Justice Keogb. the Btshop OF
tawsy was one of the ablest and moet in-
Srsmtisa leaders of the alleged conspiracy.
The Law Officers of the Grown declare
that the evidence disoloses NO ground for
arfaivning his conduct. A similar excal-
nation has been pronounced In favor OF the
Rev, Mr.. O'Brien-one Of those elergymen
..4pon whose heads the Judge emptied the
Siona en- the part Of the Law Officers of the
Crown, what weight or value can the
carry with any dlspassaonate
y" aIin61 Tbirty-six persons have been or
- raigned by Mr.. Justice Keegh In language
. Of unparalleled violence upon charges Of
..the. moat serious character. The case Ia
s6bmittea, not to jury who are to pro-
,-sr1xnoe finally upon the guilt or ilnocenea
N ti,e accused, bat to . tribunal Whose
s,oyy fauctions 10 to say whether there are
IxsSor .nnd IN Q ahird of the GAUGES the deess-
ion arrived at 10 that not even prima Jocse
,,.ase exists. No graver censure could DC
pronounced upon the author OF tho report
Shan ia snplied in the total abandonment
. ggy the Law Officers of the Grown OF ths
Charges against some Of the moss emlne y.
,Cruelly assailed. Mr.. Dowse states that b.
-Ilas come to the, conclusion that the eva
yeDce docs disclose grounds for proeeeu
-fieu against the Bishop OF ClOnfers, ago!na
Captain Nolan and his brother, and agains
schedule, and It would appear that u
.nroOeedings are to be instituted withos
delay, Though the justice and wisdom
she course proposed TO be taken 10 open
question, We have NO GCuOt tn3s tue .Disne
cad the ciergymeu who are to be called to .
v eg1nswDl gladly embrace the opportuni
~-fSe proseention will afford them Of anewe
ine and. rebot&ing the charges. 1t will
remembered that 40 soon a. the Judgme
had gone forth the three preiates united
arDeSition TO Parliament to give them,
aaoans of O prosecution, q fair trial befO
. fxibunal Of their fellow-countrymen,
.eraer that they might refute their aecui
-and put him to shame. The deaired 9
4erEnnity will now be aKOrded TO one
ehe iilpstrious trio. The result 81 the
bate which takes place ON Injured
evening, may be regarded as q forege
=, conelnsion. Mr.. Justice keogn anu
apoioeists have succeeded In eniisting
tkosr aide the irrational suspicion ana
arplicable aatipathies Of which the Cat
nc Chusch 10 the object in the sister laia
.1andlParliament- will give expression to
ss-naflohSl feeling regardless of the just
az the case. II 10 enough that the accu
are priests to secure an adverse Juagme
But from the decision Of preJudfced
semaly, the much wronged ecclesias
can aew appeal to the verdict OF jury
their .fs.lo " countrymen, and we co
IDENTITY await the result.-COrf ErdhRh
'Saly "a.