The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-19
DR. o,RE1LLr IN Kirkland.

ton at n gront national victory won.
Tho mombcrs Of tho Irish Hierarchy. twenty
six prslates In oil. assembled here on Tuesday.
The first thing in order in their procoo diugs
was the appointment OF now officers on the
profess NAL H..l medical stan OF the National
College OF 81. Patrick =. MAMMOTH. But one OF
these appointments had far moro than ordi-
nary significance. This was the displucing Of
Or. Lyons. NJ. p. to put In his stead DR. j. T..
Kenny IN avowod Nationalist. and. rs such.
ono who has suffered bitter persecution at tho
hands OF the Government. He had been i'm.
prsuncd, and. while thus immuted. deprived
OF his salary and position. 30 that ho was n
poor man ON leaving prison. and without any
prospect whatever Of being able TO secure la
the future u lucrative employment.
But there l. ono man In ireland whose devo.
ton to the national Interests together with his
indomitablc pluck and courage would have
made Of him Judas Maccnb;rus under Anti
9'chms. Thut is Archhshor Croke of Cashel.
which. in short time. rose to the sum OF $1,000.
And now. by setting aside a Wing physician
u MS place u man who had Goon the victim Of
official persecution; Dr. Crooks tells the Gov.
who sock 70 bask in its favor. that the Bishops
Of lrc,Mnd. as body. repnd,n,e and condemn
70 designnte all those who cling or lean 70 Tie
On Tuesday evening. when ! went with
found Il Tim pn not my ssSsI,. to pr nrok
achieved this frat success, and evidently coni-
y az DG"sf ssS And
| ant. This morning the papers publish tho re-
Hon- The rst Of %hieR lea ssf-e from io tho
!,osernmont grants sufficient to perfect tho
..xtepd such establis hmenis TO other centres
outside OF Dublin. The second insists on tho
| subsidies granted to convent schools under tho
| National Education Board. and tho ruinous
| Tn. next resolution, which will be hencoiorth
historical, was moved by the Archbishop of
Msa,h Tina, W. can upon the Irish Tarlia.
mentar, party to bring the q, above resolutions
aud - urge ul'on the Governmenl the hitherto
pnsat;-!lnd Claims Of Catholic Ireland IL all
earnestly hope thnt the lovers of Justice and fair
pinv in the House will cooperato with them"
Here. then. is the solemn adoption OF the Irish
! Parliamentary party ~ the official organ OF the
a.G%s in ady1faa and fur
Catholic Ireland in ali branchos of tho educa-
| So Parne and his followers and friends in
the inrHrl4i rnrl,a,nent have nov for their
ns ions whom il was sought by so many open
and unayowed means to separate from the Ma
'% sad nrs 's Ss"ps SHOW 81 the
united front to Enclani No woudur that the
time. /" note and transcrIhc its Judgment on
i h %o the cthoa dhnrs fe in
iroinnl huve 1--WE, definitely i cut any conneeti2n
!
VIII; GatSollc insiI"n G",hqIis %hsfary has has
@enS in our paSlic iiIs. iI i is not too too
Wig innuonce is now, wiped ont of existence
by ,ho I!ishoHs. But the crommssion given by
more thnn the discnrdins OF tho Wings. 1t liz
y.ny aSmTE Ti'h Srpr%ya the
sam" party which has been SO calnmncted by
ac.r,nn section Of Catholics durins the Inst
! s"nE since in II communication from the Prora-
% r 5q The ""a as IG s r4s Ssh
ut Th n n G nn n n The
sus arr , "y to foTs ,S In amy case Mr.
rarnoll would have had the country at his
nane u w,t tho wh"ie BODY Of the bshSps and
clergy OF the majority OF the mutton marking
men ii, to lead the nation in The struggle with
LnGinndi T." has I'm added force on , his side
Jou,rdI. aud. this time At least. the pless gives
! ago wrote you. in u letter dated from s;kibhn-
| rIen, my yiews-the conviction of all true
ccssiiy "f a cordial union between the bishops.
tbs inieri1r clergy. and tho Iariinnrniary
uurts III this crisis. ! could not then foresee
what G'e courage II one grra, rrcmtc could
"f:t.sf T. hn 9tenins I'hus",cons uni1n
insr"lrnie Mndiord 10 or pres whsi this
one who has entered Galway BAY viii ,renem-
Dor The three Ercn! Isles oI Arran. which on;
pnSr To- tho Atlantic SuIges on the west and
south 'r.Inrndous precircre 300 and 400 f"ct
first sight to b. u hol'.essy barren rock, but
TN" prrs"vuring ind usiry Of the poor inhabit-
ANS mas ,s'onsnnd cultivated patches IN sns-
ant. tn" iiev Denis Murphy $. j.. thu omi-
men, III" "'G uoo sS"' peops Just men Np ANN woo TO
m"n carry nEor h,, t"'r h INC, iTom the
rrenlity of Arranmoro the fine fertile sand com
! posed OF minute sea SHELLS, and with this create
! potatoes or black oats, This they manure with
klein or h" s"aweed "mt 81 which kslp is manu- ,;
creati@m q H. lnInhi,anis. Before Tie great
ntion oi bsiween 4.noo and 900 inhabitants
starvation and dis"nso wofuily, tlrinned out
blessed by the bencfactions of n Burdett -Coutts.
Sti!l. in their present pastor the Rev. MIR.
courage and zeal who viii not allow the wolf
t. get into the fold without making brave
hssS Inland are nawtn tn xs o,
ami lis noighbog hood--ihe Gountess has had
nfrS mem M carss ?" an on" .s
cemetery. would pe sure l.! make a fortune on!
a G son, "' is Rs an"o "in
Gawny iodine works kslr being employed as
As "H M 90 9s9 Us
snrloyed as th.i, agent Mr.. Halle. who rn,id
son Ss%' only s' pasns toy for rhs s Ike ks S Mr.
,he assumption that the sonwsed from which
ks!p II, mnde is much tho property Of tho
landlord as il the land itself. The Arran folk
| dcmurrrt to this. and received from Mr..
! Thompson notice to quit.
BE il borne in mind that on these islands farm
houses and Offices. tho roads loading from ham
LEI To hamlet. tho creation or Improvement 81
tho sol scery umc ioraton. in fact--arc tho
fiuit of the tenants toll. p.nrsistnntly carried
on for untold generations. We'll. the poor peo-
pie thus threatened with wholesale eviction.
were encouraged To appeal 10 the Land Courts
, by Father u Donoghue.
Among the observation-disclosures who tried
the casa Is the wrli-known and incorruptiho
| lrof. Baldwin. 1t came out during the trial
that these poor cotters, who are suoken of so
nnteelirgly and uniustly 10y the London Tines's
special correspondent. in lotters Just published
had hah no change in their rent for tho last
thirty years. They took stones out of tho
LAM aud nut Thorn INFO walls and fences. They
covered the rocks with CLAW. They have to
bring turf from Connensra and soil POTATOES In