The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-21
SfErom Our Own Correspondent
~ OUR IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, Feb 23l, 1875.

DUBLIN, Feb 23l, 1875.
Ysssperary election is the topic of the
/ Id my last 1 was enabled to state Mr..
iii &ad just been returned without oppo-
<<E Eapperary. While wrote the House
|1afE5ns, moved by the Government, was
y aanas ures to render the election null
|@s1 On the news of its occurrence being
|aSsSea to them, the Ministry ordered one
ne Whips" to go down to the House of
|5ne and move for papers concerning John
|kss5S son viction and escape, which, it has
xfsneared, had been printed a fortnight
81 expectation of such an emergency.
|f1&Asli, the Prime Minister, at the same
|szzs notice that he would move the next
Ant one-Thursday night-thst Mr.. John
Ia bcing felon was incapable of sitting
Is HonSe of Commons. Not half q score
EefH we're in the House at the time, and
|kWo Irish members were present. One of
|CNbtain Nolan IN. P. for Galway
+ fose and spoke against time; the
|3r. Ward (M. P. for Galway TOWN. ran
5 fhe dining rooms and the Hobbies and
I rs many of his party-the Homo Rule
|z.&&s he could find there. These were
beet dozen, but fe as they were they
hi come hatless and all breatnless. Mr..
&ksgivan came in while Mr.. Disraeli was
|S3 and without the slight prepare
|r98s after that gentleman and delivered
|8aent and a vigorous protest against the
,s haste with which tue Government
|S&Eing. H. was followed by Sir George
81 and Mr.. John Martin, but the fight
10 longer be Kept up, and on a division
motion for the papers was
|e1 &g an overw he Inning majority.
n&Ws created great excitement here and
k0nah Ireland. Mr.. Mitchell himself, who
"a ID Cork the morning after this scene
heard at the very same time of
|snh1phaut return and of the action of the
|hafsnt. IL did not turn him back, how
1e be i'm mediately proceeded to Tippe-
IL hank the electors for the honor they
|9p ked upon him. When he arrived at
|sek junction, lie found, to all appear
thu Mhple population of the neighboring
Of Tipperary, waiting with bands aud
|efs TO escort him. The enthusiasm was
|ifeent. There is no question that his ar
created intense excitement amongst the
Ee Of Tipperary. He delivered q speech,
b ~ IS very brief and which was rather
|noFfanf, and then left for Clonmel, where
|ftlar rece ption awaited him and where he
|aFed similar address. The fatigue of
|Ion4ney across the Atlantic and this
ariDg visit, however, proved too much
ma the next morning Thursday he
TO start for Cork. He put up at the
3 George Barry, Sundays well, and
day two remained quite PROSTATE, at
I'd by his son and his sister (Mrs. John
|n1. as write, learn that he has since
|erad and has visited, amongst other
b tbs admirable schools of the Christian
iale d that locality. All last week there
aeyons demonstrations over his return in
towns of the South, West, and
I eand even in the North there were some
Ike Newry, where bOnfires blazed and
soursed national music in the streets.
sday night the House Of Commons
orr work of his return. Mr.. Disraeli
d motion in few words. 1t had been
early in the day amongst the Home
4t Mr.. O'Shaughnessy, junior member
ok City, and Sir c. O'Loghlep, senior
|eer sor Clare, as lawyers, should lead of
p Home Rule side, and that Mr.. Sullivan
thers shonld join the fray later on accord
Che exigencies of the occasion. Mr.. Butt,
IS detained by professional business in
wrote a letter to Mr.. O'Shaughnessy,
ph he offered an ingenious plea for Mr.
2 eligibility; and Mr.. o'shaughnessy