The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-12-19

Two very notable scenes haye recently b..,,
Witnessed in Tsinaty Vosle9e. Dehlin, that hss S
teGtant and nnti-Ir1sn party in this count +
The College ID not now less Protestant In X.
general cna.acter snan ~ nae been for manv
yeaLs, GSS s1 +hst ;t a Ssoc,r;Ds. ailnde Ger.
ano more Alsn. ~ ~ Jsous ~. = tna reception
ACCORDED cOcpio Tv v.sft SInSs @ Mr.. Buts
by the studenos: -. 30ts, need hardly "a.
mind my res1e Ss. as,.o; nCM IN ne "a planA a
OConneH ySs on I,s apRSSa:sing ~ tne opsRinp
meeting OF tnS ,s sTSe0 49,, 4tssoricM tt sccistg hs
was taken DSS ~ -. .sas. RItsaSosm ~ tha
steps OF the nan WneEo ne vas oongod to nah
| epeecn 70 snon, 10 49, ~ = SSAasLlage ma
which the nO,scs ..a nso SSsn oesaShed, a
h1,na hnu Sw nsarIy 6ensSa1 5eseened ssss..s -
gomS OF Wno ~ ..n. .oS.iay ys - %ome kala
sucp an ov9sSh th.t 49, go - nSen given
60 any mnn II SnsS - s~ssi1 =" n.:ens % ex
PeSssG, " ths Engliah earrison ne4 rar., 4, esa e
sidsraoiy tnS GSHnsI Ss.a a. tpsrty IN TIA +
city. snoesa nasS s;s ~ AZ saTs a.eEing the
speecnSe % .S -" cs-,tsn"alig ionS iSot.9A -. %.
Mr. Butt, and thas one OF the speaksrs-Nr
Richey, =. C-wo 49, suPposgu 70 Do aeeQs
to MAKE an ,sat ~ an NaT ~, was nOs Y
!ovea 80 ~ ,iaee In tba sanss n,ss Iss osss!
| gpeat Dining hai OF 1npy CoNege-on
Thursday night last. Af. Dots is regarded
| a. the OConneli ot tne P,essns gay, Mr. AN
ss his chief lieutenant; yet 1t was this man
Nationalist aud Ultramontane" though be Ia
whom the Philosophical Society of the Col
10 deliver a speech and to whom it there and
then gave q reception of which any man might
| we'll be proud. The Lord Chief Baron oecu-
the chair and a. arSHnd tSa saspto am sss crowd
academic, legal, and political world of Dublin. =
1 The President delivered his address on the
position of Modern Art" He was % fol- followed WED BY
| thanks-the Rev. Professor Jeliett. D. D.,
Senior Fellow of the College and, perhaps, the
| leading man in the University who. despite
| one of the most powerful speakers have ever
heard; and Mr. Falkiner, Q. C., Tory bar.
rigter and now Lord Adviser at Dublin Castle,
who talks with great fueney in that windy
stgIs peculiar to the law courts. Mr.. A. NJ
| Sullivan then rose and he was received with
| Isrv hearty cheer He spoke for about
| onartar of an hour and sat down amidst an
adther bn1st of che oring as he expressed his
| thanks to the Society for the invitation given
| 70 him and his belief that that invitation Was
| S0e to a chivairous spirit of hospitality, an
;.te Sue 70 oonrtes1 and manly eenerosity that
| WaII hecame an Institution which was asso-
ciated With 40 much of what was great in
literature. philosophy and pstFiotism in the
history of Ireland. This was sufficiently sig
| niscaSt. for a few years since It would have
baen ;mpossible for one who has been 60 ex-
tremen politician rs tho editor of the
| 49,, to maze his apDearance in such
| = TsSh;on in Hnoh company But none of this
| th;na follovad. THE Dean of the Chapel
| RoVai "a Protestant, of course), succeeded and
2oyicoSed M. SniIiyan on that platform, and
tbaD Profsssor Jsiiett was called to the second
char for the purpose Of putting to the votsths
seSolnt;on of thanfs to the Lord Chief Baron
| arS tbs v;sitora. This gentleman, perhaps in
SiseSaroinS S,s this duty ought to have made the
Gb;aS RsroS tbs theme of his observations In-
staHd cf +bat ha Siinded ohiedy TO Mr Gulli-
osHsU So %ho.a 1ords- he ssid. in refeEence to
var, WnoeS WO1us, no Seiu, H.. ;rts hia heart.
ann Ssshoif ~ Tr;n;ty COLLEGE thank him, p
| rSooae5ad the ProSessor. x and ON the other
PaUS y" Uoav sea in tbe reosrtiou that has been
o.dod ho 4o h;m tb;s eyening tfat Trinity Col
iHGo 0oyo w hnW to honor Genius wherever She
rcso 1o fnSitn A. this there was great burst Of
nhe5atino Gnr;nS whieh M. Sullivan bowed his
ontonISesSS Smanfs' and professor JelIett re-
tOrneJ tSs ssIntotion. After this / think il
iii %ardi1 he sa;d that Trinity College is not
esHonc;nG IN the TiSht direction.
az M;ebael Reach. the Chief Secretary fol
1-sian5 has been down during the week in
RsIfast1tbe onIv place in Ireland whore the
} Tor;es are stTon2 enoucS to give him or any
otheT rsnTesentatiye of the British Government
y nnbIi6 recention. And Beach, finding to bis
S.t;abt tba piaoe safe uuder his feet, has
, | ts.rS5 ont in the character of an Orange are-