The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

he will not faint or disturb any longer the
political atmosphere by his preseneo-whfcn
be wished. Il was NO doubt his needy state
which frat brought him over to tho British
ministers side. As long ~ DO eoald got any
thiag ont Of the Irish people DO stuok BY tAs..
In the University Of Dublin, bas passed into
law, snd Trinity College Is IN theory at least,
foufth Queen's College. The second reading
Of the measure in the House Of Lords, was
Grey. This Lord Grey 10 the SON Of the great
Earl Grey who carried the Reform Bill Of 1852.
Ae held high oface soma years since, but lns-
dspsndsnt Olympian critic Of both the Whigs
snd the Toriea He 10, therefore, without Q
party, and consequently without any power or
isaseeee except s1eh ae may attach q bis Rss.
enFvsfsity esesbllshsd and suitably endowed
by the State, is the only adequate olrtien %
fses, she ground Of the irisn Caseslio yisSops,
srd saewSd ~ great length end wish great
abiiity, that II was perfeetly unaaaailabls. he
ssis aass Ss shs "a 2.
thing that could be .done. shenld be done %
take the wind ont OF thesai Of the Home RulsEs
ccncernisg whom he thas frankly expressed
period the course Of public events, and ean
honestly tell you that never, oven In tho wosst
Of tines, considered the state OF Ireland 90
nianism never carried with it any serious dan
ger. With respect to the Home Rule move.
ment, however. tho case Ia far different. You
and vet t. threatens to render impossible the
constitutional government of Ireland as . part
of the United Kingdom 80 you see the Homo
Rule movement is really making sensible PRO
gress.
Judge Keogh has had another whack at
Captain Nolan. The taxation of Msjor Freneh's
coats ut the trial of the Galway. Election
dersd to pay to Judge Keogh-reseated in the
reduction Of tho bill to about ga 600 g.. half
the amount furnished. Major French appealed
from the Tshipg Master e his three as so
finally obtained from them an order directing
the master to allow almost every item he had
dissllowed. No decision could poeaibly be
more daRrantly unjust, immoral and corTupt.
In the fifst place, such . thing 90 overriding
the Taxing Masters decision, has seldom or
never been heard off and secondly, the items
bis colleagues, SIRE oil suob, that the moot ele-
mentaFy knowledge Of the law OF the subject,
10 sufficient to show that they could and should
not be allowed 1t is by tho way o ealamitous
very court which by act of parliament Y ap,
pointed to investigate and decide all legal
questions relsting 70 electors petitions, SHOULD
| emies Of popular rights and such unscrupu-
lous lawyers as the trio have Just mentioned.
Father O'Keefe's dealings vleh TIE Nastonal
Board Of Education have grseasg sxescssod the
dassns sha pat wssk. 1Iss Esasssisss Ssotch-
| marssNash e. have messa On sfsis HieNb Esek, o
vote of eenFure on the Board for '&sv1ng dis
Of the CaliAa seasois withcat having satisAsd
his bishops oertinsnsS q sshe Board stated
that il, sae not hsying sssstiautsd ths%sslys.
was satAasksa by Losd Hartipgtua, who on
| bohalf n the Eeyernment, Messd Or . select
oosaisess p isEsiss iHse sra ssasss uRse tn the
| land IN making thissDotion, mentioned that
the committee had been asked for By tho ma
| iority of the Board who had dismissed Fathel
Is It was idle for him to disguise that the re
jection Of the motion and the passing Of Mr.
Bouverie's vote Of censure, wehld oease th4
immediate disruption Of tie National Bosri
tional system Of education.h He was Garcia
to add that there were peroone to whom thi
result would be more displeasing than 20 th'
Catholic bishops. The majority of the Hous'
appeared to be restrained, by this last reaec
tion, in their eager pursuit of Cardinal Cullen
OF course, there was still some opposition, Dr.
lege said he felt indignant chiefly because tn
decision that had been published against Faith
: er O'Keefe was no exercise Of the ordinary an
thority of the Bishop of Ossory, but was tn
. act of the Cardinal, who claimed the right t,
exercise authority as the Legate of the Pope
In such o great crisis, the member for Trinit
urged, when an Irish priest came into oonfie
with Legate from Rome. " 1t was no time TO
| eenseuse. But eventually tho motion for tn
committee was carried by q majority of % ii
O house of $50. On this evening there was t
be another fight over the appointment Of tn
} committee; but on this subject must defe
: speaking till another opportunity. jill.
WHAT SMOKING DOES Fon Bors.-I
certain doctor, struck with the iarge 1n
Der Of boys under fifteen years Of age whor
be observed smoking, was led to iDquir
i into their general health. He took for hi
! purpose thirty eight boys, aged from min
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