The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-25
I,rnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
a.W oRIEXEs, SUNDAY. AAYss, 1873;
From Our Own Correspondent
QUIZ IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, May Sd, 1873.

- G5oyerument would buy mp our aa - a.
e manage them. The Pssseatsb u own lines
49, - Great loss to Irish trade and
ssros and it Is Thought that Y an s anal;
tcoa Piece y g. n nnS coed seshar than
49, "A ths sharehoiders, fares would be low
and greater facilities offered TOE interocm
|ication. T am not now inqu!f,ag .n. so,;... Il
.Psrsonally, / am myself of opinion that
= 1nvernment Of England have already zoe
= ~ Irisfs interests under their conefo. nas
&soint IL that the Irish people are praess
nnshimous in the matter, and that never
40 the Government have point-blank 70,
Il n to accede to their Demands. for seVers.
RS past they have dangled nei ere CUT onposite
.9sree. They have over and over again said
si';sy had the matter under their consideraI,on,
~ have even once or twice gwen an 1unoeS
HI But this was to gain time merely. they
SIIew from the first that, even Sney miSn not
and the Euglish people wo4id nGe
ssnd anything that would Dc nxs nsS N when
49, Irish members brought the matter ZOE tne
s~rdredth time before Parliament, and oneIeG |
~ Indemnify the Empire against any Iuano .M
49, that the State purchase OF the Irlsm in
sss7s might involve-there is no possioiiity
tfssf IL would involve any loss at aiiM MT.
df5astope announced that he could not tnllk
q making the required sn0o Sasrontee hv a
S&an any loss the companies wou!d be put TO ~
- leamating and reducing fares, anu ne
snde this promise because he knew Sn ~ he
Ind never he called upon to fuinl IL ne
s snsu there never would be o voluntary ANAL.
NATION. I need not tell yoq what resuaS
<SSs has produced in Ireland. The people mere
eSe thoroughly enrsged WIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Me
s9%nrrnnt eet@are lust as determined as before
10 stand by the Union and the Minlssry;, ;,o n
The Calian school business is aPproaSnWt nafs
ssriticai stage; sa as anh member@Bouverie-to
Sn5yocste his case in the House OF e,IS
md on last Tuesday night Mr.. BonverSe Mou.
I Roard Of Education, for having removed from
azs,eir nil the Rev. gentlemans schools, haa
aSot the Chief Secretary for ireiaho asAeo TIE TIE
80 postpone action till the zV!S Sarstorv re-
9r nssted hip to do so were that the commits.
ssoners had under their conslderaston auo aat
annlication from Father O'Keefe 1or the Ees s;
cation of his schools TO me om,nons before the
( Sr;aI Of this action which Father Vheehe
s has brought against Cardinal Cullen L s;
having said ne s aus P%nesda9 the comaiis
sss;ngers ngain considered the matter, and agsi.
NV a majority decided that, Father Okeehe
Ecclesiastical superior haylng nesnrc W Of hi
min sterial functions, he could not be recog
ned as manager or patron OF the parish ~ pa
4 fiona1 schools. Some persons though. qua qua,
shey would eat their words But they G,o no,
j; ISpS don't see how they could justly nav
.as.i au othsrwise than they have done. !
!. has beeu. their invariable rule to act upon tu
,sScertificate of the competent hataye
superior of the clerical manager, OF wnaI nsr.
\ re}igion he may be. Thus, when tne Senerl
w Assembly of the Presbyterian Cnarcn, SOL
years since, told them that part,SS"i.a. I he
44ss.h ool.manaesr by virtue of his clerical pos
ton. had been deprived Of his !icense !ne COZ
50 ,n;sn; eneps at once relieved him OF BIS dut
as MANAGE The very ss same ie tie n case Of son
81 Sotbolic clergymen. Aud the Justice OF tn
course of action, as we'll as its lnvaEiaoiii'yii
acknowledged by Father ,od ne ;s That Faith
~ 6;Kseffs has been sentenced by his ecciesias
q, c.I snnerior without having had the privile
d Of being tried, and that the nm act;o,
etHiaW which Father O'Keeffe has oronG
aSainst his ecclesiasti superiors. But VI
4 5inaI Culien and the Bishop OF ossory ma
tain that Father greene s Il is quite Clear ii
u %bether he did or not does not matter Pr
%o;nt. Surprising he did not : suPposing,
ther that he is srSoesssudd IN ms how viii Il
sattie mattersf In that case, the Cardl
s wonIa stiii hold Father O'Keefe to be q 9
pended priest--for it is Ridiculous 70 IN
III hia judgement in such matter shouio
!, eItsreS by the decision of lay court
oSlI atiil tell the commissioners THAT Eat
O'Keeffe was unfit to be manager OF 2 na ,a;
j. scbooI. and the commissioners wonId pc obi
20 rotifv his decision, if they were 9nwtii
; TN break up the national system, ooay
Sonss what will be principally sad IN
iiament-what is said in the frotestans J.
mails Of England and Ireland-is,o Of course, s
Cardioal Cullen .is q the agent OF 1oEe
nover.n and should not be ailowea 70 !
things Ri. . Esy X gs mt sssp in
! 81 oerta;n contract with his ecclesiastioal suE
contract w ns Sp s.ia eiadns 20
pnsnit 80 tho Queen. Hero shall not ing
this true or Go a0 traeSs See even
my tiat it is, aud that the Catholic Ch'
il i@ 9S s1 Ssrssts n Il:
and onrries its view into action, YIN IL hc
simply EeenaSsiDg the peG59s, r,sG fer Sund
Of yenrg, Spd sAt last gave up az OarO@'
1osiiIla nna fruitleGs. -. $50 ."E:A-s
1 think Ihave already told yen thaG An tnS
g. majority Of eleven Of the Nattonsl Boa
ESueSfson akainsS, Father a0'keetes ane
~ ongy M M favor. n stbiuk pave FL s...
81 or tionoa eosyou the nance OF the ima1oEaS
az sSSo1 Siainozf1y. Only tWo -Catholica s9RPeH
: - ThoT OeKeeffe againse his shperiOrb. D1S
wee. - 90 Morfia and Mr. AAWrence W Q