The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-25
liar and Catholic Messenger.
LEANS, SUNDAY. APRIL IS 1876.
Prom Our Own Correspondents
OUR IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, April 9Th, 1875.

kOu ouE own SUITOopOhOOne.l
OUR IRISH LETTER.
DUBLIN, April 9Th, 1875.
6 zgsl of John Martin, M. P, which
on Thursday, was q splendid de-
of respect for the memory of one
IL est public characters Of which his
note. More than fifteen thousand
IRE present at it, and these included
ives of the Catholic, the Presby-
cher Protestant clergy, of the local
De fsymers of all the neighboring
s a of the various Home Rule Asso-
& scland, England, and Scotland
Ajority, of course, being political
&<Hes& and all admirers of his trans
|zs>neAty, his benevolent disposition, his
z5aaefs, his large-hearted charity, and
sPH snd courage with which he ad-
political principles. Mr.. Martin
- his fathers grave in Donough-
yard near Newry, and, he having
q Presbyterian, the Presbyterian
s31 "a the district, the Rev. Mr.. Elliott,
heral service and delivered the
s4e91rse, which was most apprecia-
B She course of which Mr.. Elliott
With emphasis that Mr.. Martin had
slfGIfng agitator, no heartless trader
g thies and affections of the people.
fSti0ned how in his relations with
|atSS ne had acted always like father
h.a children. Indeed, it is the uni
Hasion that John Martin was a true
Srue Irishmau, and true Christ
7 bis lights carried him; and it is
80 to see how almost every one
rish, Protestant and Catholic
~ acknowledged the fact.
Meath which he occupied will in
hi be filed by Mr.. Parnell, who
4pital address to the electors and
s@n in Meath all the week feeling
+ ~ not good speaker, but he is an
allow who will vote straight and
she Home Rule party; and, more
es1es of a good Stock" being de-
~ H|f John Parnell, the last Chancellor
xchequer who refused o peerage
gete for the Union, and also of Sir
who in the British Parliament
tNpus advocate of Catholic Eman-
L. Kinds, q Dublin attorney,
bn the same principles as Mr..
- not trusted by the clergy or
= MI although he has done some
~ slonsl Cause in Meath, he will
Ee1lEe noefully or be beaten. The
cE she xast majority of the clergy 10
Iles Gavan Duffy, who is at present in
4 bus the name of the founder of the
not nov she power it was in Ireland,
sTa n that he would go into Psrlia-
& eleeted, not as a supporter of the
.nf4 6n0ne, but as an Independent Re-
eahing of that kind; as if he ex-
would get the repeal of the
u of the electors to choose a
anounced for tomorrow and
the writ for holding the
Dbably be moved for and
~ the House of Commons.
!. ~ 2 NJ, M, p, is doing about ten
repeh 1oe the Irish cause as any other
'risE In England or Ireland. Since the
10 - February up to within a
he was the real leader and
The Home Rule party in the
are making capital speeches,
and generally worrying the
Ne Minister'S. His notice of motion
4he state of crime in England
armed the tables on those Eng
pare bowling for coercion for
Last week Mr.. Sullivan de-
ban four addresses on Home |
Far apart as Hull, Manchester,
and everywhere extorted |
ION of the English press of all |
* peA And now he is once moro |
u kArliament, as restless as ever.
b Government would buy up, at
sroublesome man, if they were
would spurn their bride and
aptionl --....-.-
enal Rife Shooting Match be-
I'm and the Irish teams viii
Mount, place near historicJ