The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-21

more imam thIfY Years of az, aud he j. IN
very fact "A h"i'l orator NIX: ia MI 4. NJ.
Sullivan hr is the be-, -r"aErr iucnmpaiahlv
whom Ireland has sc!:t into ;hc llnusc Of Com.
mons. lie" has t;nr, Irch mrl",lous voice,
graceful action, aud good deal "t ire. lie
is, however, not half 80 brilliant ~ Mr. Sulli-
van. He is most crcditabe specimen of a
sclf-made man.
The Galway election Judgment of Mr. Law
son is still creating much attention on both
sides of st. GeoIG"s'S Channel, and i, is hkey
that it will continue to do 80 for considerable
time. The Nation and the Heekly \ews are the
only Irish journals that have had the courage
to deny the justice of the Judgment. The Nation
boldly asserts that Mr.. O'Duuuell is uuscntcd in
revenge for his affront to Judge Keoyh III is,u-
ing the placard, " Vote for Joyce aud Kcoyh :"
One English paper, the London .Sptctufor, has
the honesty and tho freedom from bigotry to
denonnce the judgmcn, meauiu. in effect
that priests must be Gisfrauchisch altogether
The borough of Galway being certain now to
return DR.. Ward. Mr.. o Donnell's d!te,. ego the
thing aimed at is lis acknowledgements apr at
least its partial GisfranChsement ThGTTory
papers are writing this matter MP and last
night in the House of Commons Tory mem
Der from Ulster gave notice that when the
writ for holding new election in Galway is
moved, he shall move as an amendment that
the issue Of the writ be suspended. There is
at least danger that he viii get the support of
the Government and succeed; but he won't do
so, it is certain, without good fight being
made by the Home Rule party the other
side. know that several members of this
party are preparing to expose the monstrous
injustice committed by Judge Lawson and
intend to give it to that functionary hot and
heavy. Dir. ODonnell himself last hi .ht ap
p"areI at the bar Of ths Hons. Of Commons to
appeal against III" Judges decision aud 10 get
the Disqualification imposed bum removed. !
But he w"nld not get a hearing just then In |
II few days he IL to renew his attempt to plead |
his own case at the bar OF the House, and |
have heard that u motion will be made to hear !
hun. II this motion be carried he will 90 over
the whole Case, and the circumstance " i'll be a |
and historical one. Daniel OEon- (
neil himself was the last person who Appeared |,
at the bar of the linise To plead his cause. I
But Mr.. Q,Denuell ill not succeed in inducing
the House to cancel or alter the judges deer
sion. The most that assembly can be rot TO
it can be got to do even that's to grant
The writ for holding d fresh election in Galway
The trial of the petition against the return
If DR.. W. ii. OLeary, for Drogheda is over
and the judges decision is given, and yet the
'esult is uncertain. The fact is that all the
questions of .fact have been decided in favor of
Dr.. OLeary, and a miserable question of law
Alone remains which will be decided this week
~ I'll" fun Court of Common Pleas Judge
Barry WAS The judge III Drogheda, and it must
,c ncku"w., dyed that his Judgment was as
"A "a ma ft r 81, I
Vas the reverse. 1t is pity that Mr.. Barry
as net ais" {" decide the question of las for
!'rn DT. % l-ruy world he surr of having ,
n-tIc" Clone hIm, hich he j. not sur, from til" ,
,"uit OF Common Pleas, where st Norris, !
-"oGh- aud Lawson, the three worst iud!,cS IN
Ireland. If the worst should happen and # |
Or LeaIy should be unseatci, rhe Home |
.uie party VIII lose one of its most trusted !
MEMBERS. DR.. 9Lrary, viii, however, be able
o present himself for IL election, and it is I
lOre than likely that be will be reelected. t
The ceusns of Antrim-thc first of the Ulster ,
Dunti-s of " hich any detail ed account f TN.
'nsus taken III I~1l h..- been published has !
zen given to the "OIlu rr.I- week. Let me . !
lrntl"n few Of the !rldrE fao IN c"nnrc- .
on herewith. S" far It l. The only Irish
pnhtN whose population has not decreased IN v
10 ten Years bet Ween l-Gl and lei In lrGI o
le population stood at b. pa II Is now :,
Il "l3 THAI j.. th"Ic has been an Increase
80 pei cent. Bur This j. - tie accounted {
n by tre fact that Belfast, wnIch Is most d
'Pidiy increasing IN SIZE aud population, i.
cndrd ~ this comfy. As l." the te1gious
'n-u~, there are ~ this 50 called Orange
,uHty 90 less than lU7 80 Ch'h"iIc-! The. b
'"'rotaht EPiscopailAns number on! -7,3Il X
- IicsoS trrian- are most Numerous, bcIug I,
y 3i3. The MrthodI-ts stand nj .'47.j aud all
Hrr determinations, at which tnrI,. are no p
- than -, number rs DSl suuis. A good L
-. ii.,!c than tAii al tnr H.r,hyt"ilau- 3. .
-lIiG are III Antrim, and ihILk il VII Lc -
aud that IN all the other lister counties a. Il
e!! - III All the cIuntic, OF the Otucr three u
"NInccs The Catholics are Ia a majority over 4
resb!teTiaus and Protestauts put together -
, that the Protestant North IS rather a
IsuUmcr. -.JC. ?,