The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-28
=e...a-.l ,,.o. attanded by Q large concours .

Tnrningto political matters, may say ns.e ,-
=, s he's Iaeis> reused in fearful measure
,uainst the apostste o'Donoghue, and every T
some demonstrss,Gna the only
a.nns Hrho seera to he in favor of The ODon- 81
ppehuo are q few drunken land. NO doubt 1,
rSugb the Sa Shn
hehalf during the week-dispersing meetings.
tearing down ana psint nt
snhr,;ssion to the wishes of the Government
and its candidate. In the Home Rule ranks q
there has been conslderaote e9h.us,S h, ~
Mr. HAYES, through ill-health. They deter
mined, when he resigned, to call upon NAT
Daily Mayor Of c9F ss C Mp Day
had aiyen them reason to think that he wouAa
stand. He said to prominent nationahs1
that he would consider nnt II topusd out
| that he had no real intention of contesting |
| Tralee, and that he wanted the requisltion as
sOst of e. the q
natriotism When .deputation from Tralee
waited on him, he said he would not go tor
came known to M. Hayes, and it was feared
that an election would occur Immediately, that
gentleman at once gallantly resumed BIS POSI-
I, ton in the forefront of the struggle Inc
nosition now is this--Mr. Hayes is the Home
: RnIe candidate; The ODonohue is yainly try
8 ing to get q hearing, and the Home Rulers are
. nrenarfng for q great demonstration, at winch
d Mr.. Blennerhassett, NJ: P, will preside, an and
: wh;ch will he attended Ivy several leading Ma
g tionalists. The National press has admnss |,
to the Seeh last week aud this
.e The Veck,y Nous this week has an admirably
ID drawn cartoon, which represents MT uIao
lS stone, dressed up as 10 rnD on Tb,
of O'Donoghue, who stands. hat IN hand, nv
lis Clothes ali awry and broken at the knees AM
ht elbows crippled and evidently saying s1 ane
he thing in dolefully supplicatng manner. Her
es ia the colloouy that is supposed to be taNih
nd place batween tho two:
ais Head Butler Gladstone" Yes there 10
mis- under-footman's place vacant; put| &.
ite O'Donoghue Gladly in want OF place ,.
~ had a promise, you know, sir; and I've pee
.''t runnn' Of errands and cleanln Oh Ino Ani'
re- aud forks for nothin." -,
NIB Head Butler-" Yes; but hum haw-oa
sti- Tomorrow or some day, and we'll scope
,ro' haps." .oo+;nr IF r
Home Government Association in the Rotunt
lore INT have not much to say about IL exec
of that the attendance ne'naeo n sush Ien
!" to Gailan. M. p, and Captain. M. J. Blake, j.
ex- Tower.HiIl, County Mayo, and that gr
q as MANY new members were elected.
noes Wi What DR.. Manning would have said at
lat. mach. had he been able to be present at
! de- dedication of the National Cathedral, ne
ngst just published in the shape Oh ies'u m
and chic and eloouent publication. shall
9 of deayor to state here its salient points
ssue. Grace starts by eSpialnag T ha was not
will to comply with tne ln1i ;nsitation which
is to eonsec f neannp to him and amongst
bhor- tun Oh "eaniif ;SJ;n'r 70 the Catholic Oh,
tion thlhgs, tnean ~. 80 ri3b the Catholic CHI
lost IN Engiano W J m,,omn;ty viii CHI bore wit
AIKEN IN lrelanu :I,tIa nniSy of the faith.
ler to 10 tue ,hui 80. a,rt,iD sonrces that ar
2 him knew, also, il ,,i nsonIa IF ireland many
ort so the Clergy ~, 80 him yveIcome: and
ust to hearts %lsn S tho Case. After this apolog
tn his was certainly Ono "a noss a Glowing
tation bis aosenee, antooinn, ON the fidelity
Sdfion, enth9slsstic Ta6s cIuno to the faith.
II in knows no other country IN ING w. ;ts
cause so Truly go nora inyiolate, More
'arious ana traut,Lons go s;nre the APOSTLES
g is it spread the faith on earthl ..Tnap atn,ns
nanss | of ireland unfolds and Hipens the CaInOI
!. Lao stincts of faith; the atmosphere Oh I'm
mt of like untimely frosts, checks anu av;s
49, | His Grace then passes on to review
y et;nn social condition of the country, Hs po
eJsS in position in tue Empire and the views ;,
uld be Empire IN us ;i rss Snt be 80 pleasing t
,oercy irish people as the previous one: ~. aas
, III ffar people he says. are now more u1h Lo
,cied he educated better Oft matsrls, tSau at a,
pas, No u;nns Deriod of her history; and TINS IN,
t ne ~ viii he thinks grow indefinitely create
o Firsts this is true no donot ouS TreIand,s ri
,onId he govern herself. Dr.. Manplns say 10
tn'Isv That he knows that the last census sho s
Burke more n diminished popuiAVh''I obod
,,,a ffst adds "when this descent mas IeaHnoo
TACK is tain point, emigration will siacneu,
diff,r- cease. and the population must lncteas 60
edi,nr Of Rpt is not this forgetting the PLAIN Ia
be Dub the Irish emigration is not sPohtAISG,
arnment dow. but ono directly causen py ~
q cTeatest laws enacted by the Parliamenb Oh L'
i1terest The next point he touches on Is eouc e
iiv dam he con fesses that his first opinion OF ,
a. IN Sat eminent University Bill was thai ShaC
lions ar might be accepted by Ireland WIN sal
al nm the work ed for ultimate good but tna' Oh
y, u fnre. Grafton he recognized the higher an
~ tayce atIitude of the refusal" of the Catno
sol %aI;r;,t oDs IF ireland. And then he goes OF
told hat that although there is at present la
tIe PostS IN Parliament who demand ProtestaG
TON for Protestant but deny Catnoti
"A lin in ton to Catholic Ireland, yet that III y,
n NO NOTICE ms spirit will prevail in the Leg
aver does. Vsry few Catholics in Ireland snate
sav hers. nIn1's generous expectation Ean s
W CO. VI fhe whole Ietter-his Grace conden
,t VI etronpest manner Imperialism ana
SGtion. the policy-the ruling, namely, OF al pa
mot give Emuire in accordance with the VII ~
70 remsrks iority of the representatives OF . M
4 believe without taxing auS nnGor;es of i