Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

Flint Answer 60 the VASlcA6 Auo cOu'
demnation of tho action Of the author.
it;es at Rome is general. and there is =
b.l .liness and significance in the declsr-
alton Of tho pro-Cat ,clic organ. the
Freemas, in saying that the Popes cir-
cular is tho mot important document
SINCE Adriau's famous bull. The Vat
loan y grossly 0isinformsd. .H-i$csa-
sures the ;l!ussrious aud Beloved Arch
bishop of Cashe', it must ais" censure
nine other distinguished pr.lates and
tho entire prize mood Of lrtlind. All
must obey tao Popes command, but re-
generation of Ireland viii yet be effect.
ed BY tho union Of priest. and peol -. :
The Erccrsna's Illustration o! the bul!
Of Pope Adrian is mos. pointed. 1t
may be we'll +, remind American readers
that it was that bull, issued by the only
Euelishman that ever occupied the chair
Of St Peter, Nicholas Breakepearr, that
gave to Eogland the fret possession of
ireland and bestowed on the sdventur-
ers Of Henry II in the twelfth centary
the right to rule and ruin the country.
A meeting of the Naticusi League
was held in this city today. Mr.. Big
gar, member of Parlia,nent for Cavah,
ia . speech said anything coming from
the Pope should be received with much
respect by the League. They should.
at the same time, express their opinions
in plain but not offensive terms. Big
gar said he was not suited fer such a
{ t,sk, an, further it was uusase for him
to remark upon the present manner OF
administering justice. He urged the
impcr sance Of preparing foc general
election for members Of Pariismen&
Mr. Mayne, Parnellite member OF
Parliament for Tipperary, said the Irish
people should take their theology and
not their politics from Rome. PArneii,
he declared was the head of their 20
Iltical church and they shou d be guided
by him in political matters. even though
he did not identity himself with the
majority in religion. Hs said that tho
Pope. letter was an affront to the
Irish people and priesthood, and was cne
which would DO resented at heart. II in no
other way. He, az we'll ~ other speak
ers. referred back to O'Conne liz example
in the COT stroversy over the memorable
Qaaraneatti resc-itt, when the Cathc-
lies Of Ireland, pries t, and isymen. held
ont against the Vatican aud won their
point.
Mr.. Harr;sgtor. while no. ridic1ling
the Liter, devoted long speech to be-
lit ing it's effect on Irish politics. He
believed it would have no effect as IL /,
and if it did effect anything it would be
only temporary. He said the church
and politics had never been mingled in
Irish aff.Is, uniess that could be IN
ferred from tae patriotic and purely
personal actions Of q few individual
priests. It was now too lit. t. m ingle
them to the detriment Of the Irish Ma.
onalist party's chances Of success.
Parne Il is reported t. have expressed
himself - 81 atisfied that the govern
melt patty were endeavoring t, pre-
duoe . spirit Of disorganiz.tion in the
new National L>sgue by making false
use Of tho Pope's l.tter, forbidding ac-
tive pcl ticsl agit ton againtt the gov
ernment by the Irish clergy. Parnel! says
the Pspsl le.tsr is u:'rs advisory than
mandatory, the CAthciic Church not be
ing State Church. Il such . letter
should he addressed BY the Church Of
En- sland the clergy Of the Est sblished
Church, it would undoubtedly be man.
datory, but there being no such political
relation between the Church Of Rome
aad the Irish people, the u.tsrance oi
the Pope wouli beproperly appreciated
AID obeyed by the Irish Catholic clergy,
without in any sense interfering with
their real political freedom Of action.
DUBLIN, May ls.-Daniel Cnriey, the
secoad man convicted of the murder o1
Caverdi.h and Burke, va. hanged in
Kilmaiuham Jail at s o'clock this morn
ing. Tho Jail was guarded by . force oi
military, tae ssme AZ on the hanging Of
Brady on Monday last. Aftsr prizes:
had prayed privately with the con
.ienoed man 10 bis cell, Mass was per-
formed in tee prison chapel 10 presence
OF the Governor aud wardens,
where Curley received the Sacrament.
Cu.!ey VI liked the scsiIo!d " ta little
asset .nc., and seemed t. bs resigned
20 l.,s fasr, but was hardly firm. III
declined to make any statement T. uci'
ing his connection with the crime !ci
which he was executed. His death wal
inst .ntaneous.
A KgMAsxABLx SCENE oUrsiox TIL
JAIL.
Aleanwh:l, = group Of wenen vic
| had gathered .ut ids the r:isen were
! nu their kns.s. saying the Lt;any II
ths Il, iu..
Wheu t,- !!scS AZ. .nnou"cin.
! that tn. .xrcat,... ...s.'takra place. VA
]. hni.tsd over t a. ,1,~"n, every i'a" u
! the crowd out.i.ic t~hic., nnmb< l. {
nearly tbo,.s4"sl uac"r' red las head
aud nnr,nu,s rf sympathy Inr Cafit!
were 1T ,er. d. \ r.,-h WAS then mad
| by the crowd f"r t,e S.r:ie" near ny
! whero Curl " ri .t!y.s had assemtl-d
and where t,s fat, was knce'iog ant
eT.yinE for ,. repose nf the soul OF M
sou. Tn. pe", /, SION dispersed qui Il ;
In a letter which Ca'l y wr' t to HI
wife, l.e said: Il wall Ike my secret
t, TIE grave with the, aud leave ti,os
who are at freedom to enjoy it. 1 will di
10 peace, forgiving my eacm;es:"
!: London. May IS. 1t is st .te.l that a
iutormer ~ha war brought feom An.eric
b -czuso If knowledge which ts ha