The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-21
lar and Catholic Messenger.
Eom Our Own Correspondent
OUR IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, March, I'd, 1875.
EA Ms, SUNDAY, MARCH 81. 1873.

OUR IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, March, I'd, 1875.
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Sc of Commons On Friday last,
tartiu moved for papers show
8 The manner in which the jury
hat con victed John Mitchell. Mr..
|ynp, strange to say, listened to
III only with silence but absolute
wed that the jury packing in
b most fragrant affair; that the
ngiction were, therefore, a mere
Justice and that what drove
Ito the desperate remedy of re-
the Wholesale slaughter of the
famine years. There was q tall
ktato in every country in Europe
d ireland only, under British rule'
the consequence. There were
- after Mr.. Martin, but no one
he'd an answer to his unanswerable
! EnQlsnd. On his own side, ME-.
fnu made q decided hit or two
Englishman who represents
he Tory interest) complained
Rulers did not give uncondi-
noe to the Queen. He had no
tea it than up rose Mr.. Sullivan
pom the Speaker to tell Mr.. Lewis
ae NO such thing as unconditional
zown to British law, and that for
es &there was the House of Com
s than once sent persons to the
<ypeaker at once did as he was de-
II. Lewis withdrew his assertion
4<fiastic cheers from the Catholic
1p loudly asked "where now is Mr..
subsequently, Mr.. Sullivan deliv-
bin which, in reply to the same Mr..
bad said that Ulster was opposed
le, he pointed out that John Nit
Berryman, and that whenever q
Yement was set on foot in Ireland
aarly always supplied the leader
o. the whole, was decided tri-
j irish party, but, of course, the
la for by Mr.. Martin were not
~ in the House of Commons the
4arnment measure regarding the
ss was introduced in q long speech
& Secretary for Ireland-Sir M
ESfs such as might have been ex
various parts of this most in
0Re to be continued for two year.
eensolidated into one gigantic &C
providing for the summary arres
ak at night, and for the summaI!
of "seditious" newspapers being
les that are to be allowed to dit
ence. It is a fact that the onl!
alleged for continuing the Coer
that some magistrates in West
seher counties have made secret re
sRovernment to the effect tina
6ksll necessary. A few ruffian land
Wish to exterminate or keep thu
bs0lute serfdom to themselves g
people's backs to report" ava.
be, and the government of the coun
y. follow the advice thus rendered
hing worse happen in Germany
iehael Beach came the Marquis O
the leader of the Liberal party
&d-of course-of all the govern
ed and seemed only sorry that b
aself the task entrusted to him o
Eoercion laws for Ireland. Afte
il Home Rule members, including
Ia Montagu, NJ. P. for Westmeath
III denounced the bill of the gov
apromised strenuous opposition t'i
40; and Lam enabled to say tina
sion the Home Rule party wi
tie forms of the Honse in carryin
olve and will create q noise tina
ard far beyond the precincts {
s. Palace.
| Is, Home Rule is not to be forgotten
tton in favor of Home Raie will b
klter Easter, and Mr.. Sullivan, 81
Mr.. Martin, and Mr.. Ronayn
appointed to make arrangement
81 and. This step has become Dece'
e1nence of the absence of Mr.. But
Rule leader, from Parliament. Nj
ot az yet attended any of the sitting
Sc of Commons this session. He
bin at present fulfilling professions
' t.. and l hear it is likely he wi
| 5 remain here for some time. Cel
s.not rich and can hardly afford t
a. professional engagements alto
5aerifice attendance in Parliamer
arily involve. Besides, 1 believ
IN good health. To enable hin
evote his whole time to his couI
b make acknowledgment of b
movement has been set on foo