The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-17

teTfunt which was c0nSecrated upOu Calvary
evidence In TINS case, solemnly believe with she
care than ever did anything before in the nore
pesy b Rdod hs l. to have be not
ASIouNpINd ATTEMPT AT ECCLEsIAsTIcAr
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He said that the Rev. Mr.. Cameron eded crescendo.
guage which ought only to be az mad sea ,h a
Africa" lie asked was crom she's On the coast Of
Referring to some war; ofsnat audacious priests
during the trial he saif ng letters he had received
cards with menac N their opinions, letters and
Scriptures. 9 .ing quotations from rom the
Church-and' Aduot OF the priests Of my own
zea PatIc s saying enousam He stigma
Rsv Mr en as gfids'S 'a00s inc
49,, DISGRACE c 10 THE y ROMAN CATHOLIC
Of exclaimed, in what would appear to be burst
passion, ~ have had OF public life and Of judicial
e sa!ts, sUpeQue, and perhaps OF animal lie also;
put II was 20 perish this moment would do my
DUTY this case; and say that ministers and the
nc clergy df that Father COen Is q representative
OF 90 em) mean to use the confessional for the pur
pos': OF election intimidation the ballot is made
tne. law OF the land. Is that proved, or is it notf
Is IT admittedP 1t concerns the whole Roman
Il County every % WITH him. every r
plsnop every archbishop to contradict II at the
q na s s ns a az ana @ no q
TO do so.n The Remuneration OF Mr.. Lotus is
I unique. The reverend gentleman had made some
unfeeling remarks about the chldlessness Of
| woman who had lost all her sons by death, and
when examined made rather bad witness. The
| "A DELIBERATE PERJURERn "A WRETCH,
for can call him nothing else, who never can have
neck" and he also speaks of 1.-THE debauched evi-
| dence Of that dreadful prlestr' HE (Mr. Loftusl
contradicts in ribald words in rbald noises, will
say, In this very court, what in vain essayed to
STOP II such conduct as l have been describing
does not meet with It's just punishment, have only
to say twere lar better that the canons Of the
Church, OF Councils, Ecumenica or Synodical, Trent
or Thurles, Dublin or Tuam should never again
be mentioned in q court or Justice"
or the Rev. Mr. Staunton he said :-"When he
came on this table to answer Oh his OATH the spec
tace was awful and disgusting, and believe there
were people in this court or high position and
great authority who screened their very faces not
to see the man while he was making such an exhl-
evidcnce2 This is precious morality for the people
OF Galway There is the Rev. Mr.. stanton, and
The Rev. Mr.. Conway is hailed as "splenGide
neenddIP'-"Upon that table what an odiOus exhi-
btion ne made OF hmself Do counsel expect that
will accept the evidence OF the Rev. Peter Con-
| way
AS WORTH A SINGLE HAIRS wEIGHrs"
And then the Judge takes ning at the Arch
bshOp:-"I leave Father Conway to the kind re-
CARDS, to the tender mercies, and am not quite
clear that do not leave him to the speedy promo.
ton OF his diocesan" His lordshp went se,fatina
through the clerical SANDERS and concluded by
~ SHALL REPORT TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
that the Archbishop OF Tualn, the Bishop OF Cal
way, the Bishop OF Cloniert, all the clergymen
Of an organized attempt to defeat the lree IRAN
chses and the free votes of the electors Of this
Nolan as "the mindless brainless, cowardy instru-
ments in the hands OF ecclesiastical despotism;"
the Protestants who mad aided the cause rC Of
Catholic emancipation. SO much for the Judge and
judgments. For four months the three kingdoms
were vivid with excitement; but the uprOar In Ire
| land deserves letter in ITSELF