The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03
IRLaN MAIL WYw-


Is s1ooId nave precedence on Tuesday an,
.. wednesday. The motion was nat5rs,i
OBJECTED to by Mr.. Butt, whose Universit;
oli was nrst on the order book for Wed
neeosy, out 1t was carried By 20 to As. anl
thus this important Irish measure csnno
nov De discussed this year, although after
D mucu IouoIe aud patient watching an on.
, PoIl1nity Tor its consideration was leeiti.
nateiy obtained some weeks since. Mr.
oottS speech on this matter wa-. We MAJ
sns, very valuable one, showing IA !,
oid, toat the inroads upon the PRIVILEGES of
PIvaSe mem 6ers had been steadily in
cieasing OF late Years, and that the House
VI Con 10 ons Ia fact becoming a mere reeis
IGovernmsnt. 'Ho
Inc lrIsh Juries Bill was read a second
ume In the House of Lords Oh FRIDAY pioht
~eek, and Lord O'Hagan took advaptsge
ol sne occasion to reply in a brief but msnIy
and able speech to the attacks which -.
been levelled at tie Act of 1870 of vh;ch
ne Is the author. HIS defence of the great
ptne'pie OF that enactment was conceived
~! "a an excellent spirit, and his analysis of
'ne ehor N ade 70 reverse it was outspoken
onu .eihng' RIdicule, abuse, and exag
geratlons," said bis lordship, shave been
employed without measure or mare -
~ out, ne added, all this has filled. The
ocse!nb bnent have done we'll and brayely in
tssias,ing ~ TO touch the principle or permit
.ue : incense OF the sheriff again to bring
haart;I ana contempt" We
heartily Join in the hope with which he
en.aaeo' e' that with the help of the present
~ 1mehoing measure the Act of 1870 will
"oaS emcient1y and satisfactorily.
=. me Municipal Privileges Bill is at last
tue House of Commons, but not y
ory members, led on this occasion bv Sir
1ltnur Al Guinness The chief alteration in
ne measure provides that, Instead of the
lpai bodies being empowered, as Mr..
b ,utI proposed, to select the sheriff, they ]
nau ioFnish three names to the Lord Lieu :.
eo,a ~ VINO Is 70 make the fsal selection "
oM .nls Inst. Seeing, We suppose, that it Il
,ooid De Impossible to get the bill passed
ay any shape this session if opposition were Il
1ered to Sir Arthur Guinness's "amend p,
Il Il e, the Home Rule leader did not call o,
u alVislon on them, but he was careful "
aimed for Ireland was actually enioya5 bE ~
e corporations in England a. the verv mo. or
CIV II spoke. Amended in the n, amman W
''55Setioed' '5S the Municipal Privileges Bill be
y. prooaoJy pass, and, with the exception | -
n ~ 81, 1uii!vsn,s Dublin o oners Bill, will fir
ioy tue loetl9n Of being almost the oil
iJ measure introduced by a private mem re r
Tor Ireland that has taken it's place on he
statute Book in the present year. Dr
iN' IN CAVAN' far
20 Tuesday week Home Rple damn, roa
ttlon =; was held at Cootehill. Cavan gre
ny 50 "Ou people mbled iD = field ad one
y, n,"s tno to"n' IN which spacious plat on
- vac eitcteu. ContlDgeGts came from wa,
surrounding neighborhood, and Monap the
was coEaplcGously to the front. The cas-
"sPe"pie were en- tete, and good order ties
everywhere preserved. Masses of sew
PIE, men and women, fled through the owr
d at regular intervals, and Dersons com
rlng national emblems were thickly abu
,ed along the lines. "Home Rule" was incr
revised on hundred emerald flags. and and
e!aho fDr the ITish" was boldly con- aboI
n0ns y, by its presence. Mr.. Fay, Mp. aud
Japan hirwan were present. Mr.. saw
pointed out the singular fact tbat. had
9 CaVan was still under the provisions men
ie Coercion Act, not one man was sen whel
sa at the last assizes. Captain Kirwap wage
gnu the time had come when the Irjsh to Gu
apehtary party should adopt some How
or or poiicy than that which it had hith the Il
tfleu. RESOLUTIONS pledginD the meet town
pereeVere in the Home Rule spita- often
AZ dehned by the Dablin conference. cure
sty' ana land reform, were carried filthy
uuauImity. Another resolution, ex- lars,
ing confidence in Mr.. Butt as leader the 8
party, was received with rounds of farme
Sontinued cheering. UnaDimity and lDdep
Oroer prevailed throughout. childr
THE CONVENTION IN DUBLIN. idlene
4, n, lost t.
So. fio < % ieI anu ~ 40 OF this month dele or sea
AiOLO tAdu d uunQrGO DrAnchaa parent
aoIne r;m hule Confederation of Great old az
:, will meet in convention in the his. chidr
~, n'uuH .nifi Room OF the Rotundo. The Bishop
~ I VII ~ pe one OF the most interesting create
=. .t itlsh Pohtics There is no paral John,
IL that we know of in our history, II them q
9 representative assembly of the anywh
'eu irlsh race, sent here from another settlen
oi pom the political condition young
county ana discuss measures content
10 be adopted for the recovery of a few
hts and rank and status as a nation penden
those delegates will be men of Irish who W
nu parentage; some perhaps will be his hon
,n oy parentage only but all, not daily /,
nulne tne accident OF foreign birth good ia
" '"ins pl Iong exile VIII have the love city.
md glowing in their hearts penden
significance of such a meeting will that M
Ionably be great. 1t is an i'm pSrtant marked
lopeful thing for Ireland that the would a
10 devotion, the courage and the far grea
a. ol': "pto?en'eq oy such an assembly children
y -. DC. ~ ~'Ioo. IL is proud thing for honest
her sons and their aOns in oil 1o.t ,,io,,o = .