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published. from passages the comments on the evidence

South

do I delivered

fcy

South

very could or

Election

.Petition

even

I

never

bad

doubt, of the parity that remarkab e

of the

a

suspicion, to that led No niau cau judgment. give bight r credit than I do to Mr. Justice O'Brien for the of his motives and righteousness for the patient and scrup intentions, motives

ulous

which

with

care

the

to

out

his

the spleudid have carried of his profession

acquirements

legal

him

he carries

and for which

inquiries,

judicial

very front at the Irish But outside Bar. his legal and beyond and above the knowledge, of uprightness his intentions, Mr. Justice O'Brien iB human and like all mortals frail liable to and mistake ,

Prom

error.

the

his

day

which

on

he

delivered celebrated judgment on the South Meath Election Petition, I dare not criticize or even complaim of it. to the and abnormal now

Owing

nature exceptioual down authoritatively

to

tribunals elections

in

judgment

I

had

these

for

did they therefore,

this

it

election

the annulling South and North the two former.

two

new

Mealh,

as

Whilst, I was vilified, calumniated, and traduced mercilessly the by aud Tory Purnellite Press in England, as well as in I was forced Ireland, to when I could keep silent have so easily

to

replied had ready nave

and band

them, in

my

their

and

I

fact,

that

reply

refuted

eneciuauy

in

when, a

would

discredited

slanders.

When feal yon that and trans strong, clear, and just, that it could be effectively made, with the greatest ease, it is hard to look on with folded arms "

"

case

your parently

whilst your and unjustly

is

is

reputation

and

mangled

immolated

Bnt

your very presence. of a cruel pressure necessity, on look without able being

hand, And

or

foot,

to

finger,

when

now

I

free

am

I

the

had

to save

to

in

under

to

I

will

never

of

see

if

to

answer

them.

If

Election

had cancelled this on the grounds

spiritual

intimidation,"

holds

lie

which,

'

to

have

and

existed, had existed at was-unall, the result of ignorance aud than of forethought aud

it

more'

,

my

O'Brien

"undue

which

deniably inadvertence deliberate di s'gn, his would judgment have been disci eet and and prudent, would have given offence'

.

unnecessary

to no one, and if for have opened my lips

But

when

a

would

one, to

judge

never

complain to

ceases

of

it.

remain

within

the sphere of his own official when lie far away over passes and beyond his own functions ; legal when he (lie employs far-reaching .influence of his exalted to position duties;

aud the character and decry of the and priesthood reputation bishop of the diocese ; when he exhibits my and myself to the whole British priests depreciate

Empire

bund intolerant

us

and

a

of

ignorant,

blustcr-

who bullies, the the rights, rough-shod and the feelings of our liberties, people, in. and who them with a superr pire terror which intimidates them gtitious ing,.

ride

and

and annulled

spiritual

over

restricts

their

liberty

in

the

National Library of Australia

exercise

on

sively

the demerits and instructed he was,

as can

least,

me

the

end

one

any

to

else,

the

monstrous

a

single'

which

cast

uiu

I

it.

and

not

It

dangerous "

I purity the subject.

personal word on

never

.

Pastoral

My

....

organization, and

immoral, same

it

rational

ordinary as

exactly "

it

importance, made in

In

these

circumstances,

evidence at

proves,

there,

a

false,

and

I will

give Pastoral

Has

courts,

it

dtsp'ay,are

But

at

rudder

to

mysterious

guide muking

it

is

he uny just defame men,1

sad

at

occurred

the

>

"

spiritual of

in

intimidation." business

or con

.

this-

claim

whose'

itself

doing

but indeed highly metaphorical, is far more than questionable the truth 1 it and when exnrniuod culmly may, be think, fairly regarded vpurely is

.

an is not intimidation idle, which or theoretical feeling, uo exerts no influence results, produces of on aud ac'ioiis the feeling, opinions,

very

.Vacra

'great

merit

and popular odium. and

injury

of

Penance it

eoolly

;eViile'nce, I

in

as

of

pieces a

vestige, euce

and

to which are they respect always and entitled. every where justly ho and uninformed, I may ignorant I lor must coufess I never certainly, ....

had

t'uev

are—"

that whom

never

The

several

and

avowedly professed on by Parnellism,

on

in

have

inquiry,

un

and 'even grave the Catholic re heart,

What

the

iu

priest

;

;

un

court

they

be will priest bear the confessions -of men who the right claim of revealing, in the inmost court, secrets of the open sacred tribuual who claim the right to. car. he is 7 the instructions bound to and there, the judgments give he is hound to before a pronounce there, secular be tribunal, where they will as crimes regarded the law of against ihe land who claim the right of drag the priest ging himself into the witness the dock, box, or -into where he will be confronted .with lo whose informers,

contempt

open-

that

to

jMiutxl,

seized on the sacred tribunal, the light of day,

profane,, commonplace aud with hardly can" see, of the revei

rer

terms,

Here

and its at very fcjacrament of Penanse. can be sale, and what

the

itself

into

he

clearest

ligion,

of that

them into tbein paraded

vulgar,

make

Hence

the

petitiou inflicted

to

bring

dragged

and

.that

It

secrets

inviolable it

to

utmost

election

irreparuhle

ol

ils

himself

was

doubtedly

in

arnellism,

whose judge, impossible -this against

it

and extraordinary evidence drawn from and he emphasized its that it would be well for

acted

practically

can never, my opinion, the infamy and disgrace it has incurred into the by intruding of the confessional, hnllowed sanctuary and profaning and by it, by desecrating I

-

exceptional to the

thus

principles

—

clear

brother made

a

in

be

to

Jf

" one more. give Any person has to keep an eye on the evidence could not fail to be tremendously imr in pressed by the fact this that, caBe, tho words trembled ou the lips of very the people as evidence they gave their in' the of the clergy presence against whom the churges were made." The

the trn-n

and

of region A tribunal of the world, with sense,

facts

tried

who

share of common with a fair knowledge and experience deep practical of their and of men passions, feelings, arid ivith a interest tenth of their do their work knowledge of layv, would and successfully. far more effectually

political

Spiritual: speculative,

when

least,

51.)

—

.

tried,

v.,

been

clergyl of ate mentioned, hud canvassed in the confessional, and there is no at is no person all, there who cannot Catholic, understand the tremendous of evidence importance of " this kind." And fact That again does not take away from the importance of the evidence that was concern given the confessional." ing The repetition of these extracts is so I will wearisome,

-

examined

c.

into.

uttered. statement made the names men,

;

composed

of

.

are

vii.,

had

led

been

as

seem,

They

him,

only

compass

.

was

the confessional, value in words his reputation

of

region, tliey

without Iheoi mistakes

seu,

he

importance

.-which they desirous to avoid and yet earnestly because into them they cannot they fall theirs is not the most help it. Clearly, suitable or tribunal before eligible which election an petition ought to be

'

sensationalistn

peatedly, attached

universally the strange,

iu

intimidation"

wete,

tinually

misrepresent rank are at least us and dignity respect as and whose records are blameless able, ? What adds about "his own the juilge " the. dead and buried .shames reviving of Mr. 'Parnell, in order to a array of departed in the shroud party

irrelevant

and,

to estimate it In their value. the of discharge

.

"spiritual

:

because

aud

error

electors,

,

By and a conscientious jury or Protestant, ol composed would be tho judge's duty

and to himself religious opinions for him to defend

with

or

kiud, and real and in

judges ordinarily acknowledged. and unknown,

it

Might I' then ask, has u man, be a be happens to a judge, right comes tif everybody else whatever saying ?

not

interfere

hear

to

a

aud natural proper, professional, the deep discernment, functions, judicial the keen perception, and the quick and clear apprehension that of truth these

political

on

Christian society up, to -protect submerged by the deluge being which the and crime with of adultery of wicked unbridled licentious passion and of shameless and abandoned men, threaten it." women to overwhelm

head

us

their

raised from

his

.

furnish just or elec an cancelling did not exercise the had I never the

of this 'true

its

own

scientific

see and humiliating to, upright virtuous and chaste Irishmen, for the ascendancy striving Irishwomen, and thus doing their of Parnellism, very the to demolish utmost great .b: break " and nature which God have water

sin,"

but, did

would

a

evidence at if all, or, did, they they would it as worthless. But Mr. reject safe in Justice. O'Brien was addressing this without note or evidence, comment,

it.

hot there, intimida-

of the integrity and suspicion of Mr. Justice or impartiality O'Brien, of his learned either. But I colleague confess I have the gravest of suspicious the competence of both to deal with

patriotic

to

assume

not

for

cast,

are

and

into

it

influence.

slightest smallest

acknowledges

the

which

over

tion

makes

principles,

is

-was

evidence,

siugle

one

own

to out the jurors the unreand injustice of this of' 6pecies and if he did we may fairly that would not they admit the

point

liability

not

for

grounds

or

and Irishmen, upright patriotic be virtuous Irishwomen, chaste may in and in reckoned in scores, dozens, infinite numbers amongst its 'adherents. of more is one As this acknowledgment thun.

did

consequently,

imputations."

frankly

in

ac-

his

when he asked judge any mail aud know what

Petition

it

—

same.

IXUlgUv

the

word

one

to

(John

intelligent

Catholic of both to

when that

first

—

the

did

it

even

of fact, was not could not affect or choice Of the free

and the

question suid a single There were no

irreligious

tiuie

was

matter

lue

simply

an

it

?" Meath

this

The

the

exactly that proved

a

point sentence, would justify

and abstract, is Parnellism founded is

general, that grounds,

—

one

by Nieodemus Both our law

"

them unless he doth

to

choice.

free

own

if it was But it may be.Baid, But an it ought to be there. tiOD that ought to be there,

of

and

warnings

"terrible

on

rebuked

vUO

It certainty. this that the unjust principle our sought to condemn Lord, which were so they severely

Pharisees aud for

being but

one

did

clearly the electors, influence hot a vote instance:

the

aiscuss

was

utter

innocence

|

j

any

his

prove

j

UO

when word in

especially

even

defence,

!

vvuuiu

vruiiUy

injustice; cannot cused

.

a

intimidation

spiritual votes for

of their candidate anti- Parnellites

is

he

to

witnesses, idea of

by

their

wuuio

j

out

imputations

l,,u

'of

its

Paruellite at the

scoffed

man,

paragraph

it

;

line

the

from

of that

The

it.

influenced

that purely the at same time, and, defamatory ; and I challenge

judgment

paragraph, in the Pastoral

against delicate

?

it,

of

morally culpable. Why ! that

word of truth,

odo

grievously or

facts

the to

saw

was

morally

(

its

proves

a

or proved by examination, by any of the other which great practical tests, are employed in all the public courts of

j

but it presence anywhere; its absence every where. Nobody heard of it, felt it, or complained

prove

see

he

and

imaginary

single

a

j

;

poseibly Mr. Justice O'Brien deep and grievous

which

for

beginniug of his

I

must,

iips.were the occurrences. man of a criine,

on

convict

The other

-

his

;

him for it too, on perhaps punish the uncorroborated of a single testimony the truth or falsehood wituess, of whose evidence could not be tried, or sift9d,

,

moral

living from its

error.

and

j

when it is assumed instances especially aud pervades that it generally,, prevails the whole electorate. on The evidence does not both sides of this controversy

the Pastoral. that know

with

this

to

Again,

j

freedom

a

or

either

'sealed

hermetically

|

very and its presence at in some visible external acts, and in some somewhere,

activity

exclu

cannot

excuse

doing

him

almost

Now,

reveal

nature,

actually he has and through,

of

like

force

bad that

election

an

responsible are What there is hot

can

Mr. Justice South Meath

me

it. I discussed read my Pastoral carefully and that he has clearly grasped its plain Less than obvious sense and meaning. to warrant be sufficient this would not the not excuse, and could possibly cancelled of a judge who actually action

that

hardly expect that my reply ever will overtake and effectively them, refute them. Thousands who have read aud honestly believed these calumnies

I assume

mine.

interest created exceptioual by this Mouth Meath Election Petition has declined and gradually away, passed aud the slanders of tny traducers have had such an early start, and such long

odds,

which

with

could

ociioiuiu

and

iu

mis-statement not do it

own

.

the liberty

with interference, of the electors.

the

for

way, of

uiiu

ptuuuuiug

of the cognizant the confessional. would not reveal his

were

parties only facts that occurred The one, of course,

:

ux

uupauiti

delicate

euce

at

speak,

accuses

ray

Two

;

not follow. This they would which interferes with ihtimidation and which the free choice of the electors, inlimidathe law condemns. Spiritual be at least tion therefore, must, capable it must be of producing real results

treating purpose questionable of and dangerous question and he rebukes me personal purity," rashness and itnprudfor the severely very " the

move

the

of

out

of going

on

cruelly

being

O'Brien

Justice

Mr. hero

them

'the

is

domestic

of

reason

judgment,

petition."

injustice,

petition

never

apd-womeu

virtue

tlie'

the

;

in their own conduct and chastity purity resent the mere tuiut or aud who would breath of the contiary as a wound giving declarations to the as these rise, did, of the made m support allegations

from

fresh

perhaps

moral force, and judgment

active,

living,-

or without convincing persuad them which forces to aceept and which opinions they do not believe under to which them, pressure, obliges which line of action a adopt practical and condemn, or which, they reprobate at least, and which they do not sanction, of their own if left to the guidance

the

for

a

coerces

men

ing

that the

though, men by innocent

cherish

who

ledge, how 1

might

furnished

of

dis

dangerous aud

purity,

themselves,

Armed

as laid law, in these election that if I opened my

I felt

petition inquiries month' at all on be alleged that

grounds

the

of

and

delicate

personal

which

the

for

is

bids,

:

and imputations were levelled iu the Pastoral against,: and were at members of a certain party, least capable of being by them applied intended,--

a

words

own

warnings

me.

the I

bis

occasion

the

of

terrible

has,

''disappointed grievously it from however, accepted first with all the equanimity command.

of

question

to

and

the

was

cussion

lordship's

made

Meath

pained I have,

some

:

not

Bnt

"

extract

to reply by Judge O'Brien of the given iu the case petition the Judgment deny that M r. Justice O'Brien in the

Meath

his

have

petitions,

which the judgment and which I give iu

.

Meath We

been

against connec-

'

the

clergy them in

upon

but

actually encouraged it, importance to exceptioual evidence it furnished. Now, the of witnesses from the con testimony fessional on the face of it, unreliable. is,

.

made

Pastoral niyeelf of in the paragraph follows, immediately

tolerated it, attached

and the

!

attacks with

aud

j

the tion

by his

and

ceusureF,

i

himself

denunciation of my concentrated are all

of

an read instance.in.which the revelation of " the inmost secrets" in open chnffevwas of the sacred tribunal tolerated ever by any judge before. Mr. Bnt Justice. O'Brien nbt 'only

.

of

whole

j

tion

The

Judge's

|

Meath,

mischievous. of the

by

unjust, pith and and

'

pamphlets

announced

marrow

of the Bishop of him in vindica-

them

prove

erroneous,

,

two

.be

|

and The

to

I

argument

fair

men,

.

Defence

alteration or which creates no. and leaves men! and change in them, aB it found them. their exactly opinious Such intiinidution does not, and caunot, the free exercise reul influence on any for the choice which the law claims election. Bnt the voters at a contested which the law for intimidation spiritual

not it becomes bounden duty to

then

;

but

my. only my right and reply to his charges

Mea&'s

of

Bishop;

franchise

—

The

of the

waiting?

<S I

a- 1

,

e tier

.

<

t

hear d

or

;

testimony, though uml the unjust, attach exvepiional where lie is sure even

when

by the

him

to

a

to

be

aii

unexampled

will

and

found his

prove few

plain,

seal

of

guilty, innocence

simple confession

utter

Mr. Justice O'Brien he himself would call and

judge'

importance;

ho could

incontestahly which words, not allow will

unreliable

undeniably presiding

hasmude, what tremendous

"a

discovery,"

and,

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that,

discovered

class

one

of

one

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.

such

so

tion

of

that

in.

influence. His have, great sacred character, hissuperior and tho ideutity of tiis in education, ensure it terests with those of his flock, to ten receives him, aud the influence from fold force the conviction of bis

no

again

picked court. leaving

no

and

law,

he:bad

till

sin,

iucur

and yet

violate

to Infidel

Universities

tyrannical

a

of

arrests

arbitrary

it

would authorise Government

which

bill

or

;

scale

tbe

hostile

and make

a

to

a

&Dy an or

V

Catholic

electorate

.bound

scieritiously

vote

liamentary which through their country

(hat

for

no

.

from

this

is

,

an

free

earth

on

power

inen

injustice? franchise then in

for

responsible

ly

through

the

candidate,

save

from

involve may aud

from

"that

attach

:

self;'

to but

moral responsibility may member of Parliament him havo of we. uo evidence

a

committed vote, would not

only theology,

manuals, doctrine only of

the

who person to him, by his of sin." Why! staudard works on

that'

opinion

theological

still

authority be gnilty the great bat the very catechisms, the the abridgements of Catholic

abundant

not evidence, but of opinion,' an elector that

furnish

"theological Catholic teaching," who committed authority 44

to

notoriously

a

representative of sin. gnilty teaches O'Brieu with

ing

;

respect but the

by his vote wicked and mischievous in Parliament wonld be As long as Mr. Justice

law, and attention us

flippancy

will

we

listen

to hie teach and reck'ess

to be presumes which are and immoral false theology at the In arriving sickening. simply which Mr. Justice celebrated decision by

audacity teach us

with

O'Brien

annulled

election,

he plainly

the implies

South that

Meath

he

was

of

ed .

distinctly latter. The

I

;

ing the

thus

law

their

at

of all

and

by

O'Brien did not the law

to follow, professes my or as go as far, nearly it It as really permitted fur, not out the moral did point expressly electors to duties that bound Catholic vote Parnellite candidates it ; against and left them them, merely insinuated to be inferred the u lanswerable from

with

discredited

Parnellism

first

would moral

which

that

'

I combatted and I proved itself. it

if Parnellism, abolish practically which God deterrent

had created

for

the

repression

got the and

its

way

great nature

of adultery

in

:

honourable

this

is

;

:

further

An

fact.

and

which

statement

had

case

still

intelligent,

a,

highly

;

'

'

this

single me. our to Bat then his evidence the as whole case

imputed considered

unnecessary,was stated with undeniable the Pastoral itself.

quite

An

clearness

in

.

.

and

pntent it what he could

and

A

On

more

and

humiliating me, and which as conclusively

bad

Tlu

re

and

is

soul

a

the

in

a

an

false,

and

offensive,

a

j

in

his

whole every

would

seuses

most

to

congregation member

of

dare to ask believe what in heart his

knew

it

foal his

bore public the chastity

Why!

and

to testimony of Parnellite

emphatic

and

virtue

and women, I bad beeu accused

which vory day of having branded and abandoned. shameless and published was printed ou

them

My to

a

not only a palpable falsehood but a and slander on of malicious many innocent I neighbours.

vvus

all

as

pastoral the world

tli9

on

Juiie Iu that

29, the Pastoral

ou

in

very I

question. admitted and declared tinctly and virtuous Irish chaste women

reckoned the amongst Parmellism be

declaration was

there

alleged was

amongst read,

on

and

dozens

in

misguided und the that

not.

a

them. on

I

dis

"that could

in scores, of adherouts that published

very day wbich I stated that publioly chaste woman single

it

on

That the

day

and

Pastoral

same

ohurches or chapels, 200, OOO of the faithful

to

and, of.

this

"

.

League")

which

meeting," The

out of thrown No amendments

148 about

diocese.

the

packed allowed

were

John

Cash

straightforefront preachers

but

v

public not.

was

and and

attend, assaulted,

at

and other much forward politicians of the battle, of the alleged

Davies,

"

a

certainly invited to

howled

submitted.

as

it

were

publio then

were

advertised

was

building. to be

John and

Neild, respected

in tbe various

were

with gospel

as

is

it

Q. C., who had been advertised, as chairman, carefully ashamed, no doubt, of the stayed away Belfast,

he

Company hall the

Pilcher,

threatened

was

bat

wa6

partially

assemblage which The Orangemencn

the

big sticks, prevaded B siness began with a sound of shattered teeth "

body

"

and

thara v—

Somebody

loose.

and gesticulated din and the roars

Anthem"

cpuld

sentences:

44

—

inheritance--

science beloved

.

to

Vivav

the

and

44

tbe

heard

platform the National

above

fragments

of

constitootion .

.

freedom

of

.

con

bempire &c. the Meanwhile, " were busy throwing " the street. One " ohucker .

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the window, too

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be British

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:

presumed

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v

premises. thud and

dull

a

etoushing

nnni.anf.

son

a

prizefighters who got Ross,

thorn Sandy awful in days thrashings gone by that rascally Papist, Larry Foley), beetle brows and heavy jowls and

such from

tried

and

masse,

and

(among

"

with. The and outside-

filled,

door surged a big hadn't tbe password. held the front seats of squadron roughs

from

National Anthem, which that superfluous— hideous was all the time. psalm-tune going Somebody held down a Home Ruler another while person him on pounded the head with a stick in the name of to

call

was

for

an elderly person through but failed, as tbe elderly per "Jawbon" large for the orifice. the platform wob understood

religious move

in

the

quite

wards into ted to tear

the the

promiscuously, elbow-room. 44

Somebody

liberty.

amendment, the middle thereof an

was

in

day,

citizens

Sydney gather

the

with

on the character malevolent imputation of hundreds of iunocent Parnellite women what ; who, no matter may be their other at any rate, infirmities, are, and virtuous. No chaste undeniably rnau

of

—

,

(

"

loyal

Protestant Hall to yell for the of the British and Empire, the against Irish Local Government. The affair the (under 44 of the National Defence auspices

in

Trim, or, indeed, in the whole county of Meath, who has not clear, personal, and undoubted that it would knowledge be

"

integrity to protest

of

parish

Meeting.

41

immoral."

not

at

ed

a

painful

.

Lively

Monday night, the the Orangemen)

'(i.e.,

before than a

plain

is

in

Tho following account of the spicy anti-Home Rule meeting, held in Sydney last week, is from tbe Sydney Bulletin

I

rational could be

any

Pastoral

my

Demonstration

Orange

Sydney.

Now thut statement, by whom or wherever made, is on the very face of it a calumny.

priest

from

who

Now;

additional

this an

counsel

I

explicitly.

Parnellites put forward, Petition these Election Commis a witness who swore he heard me " from the altar at Trim, that all with' Parnellite sympathies

women

reference

drawn

official

women

and

just

mistaken

by

offensive witness

was

if

The

state,

as

well from moral as as sources, to be guided, duties, by which they were in the particular use they made of their votes at a contested election. Hence, which Mr. to high authority according

arguments

and see

therefore, which

was

eyes,

sions,

punishments.

arguments

;

his

wore

political

Justice Pastoral

on

what

proved. before

explained of formal

and observed recogti'zed Mr. Justice by the Pagans themselves. " admits that it is tho O'Brieu himself uudoubted of to the right clergy to vote canvass, and to induce persons in a particular way" and how, might I ask 1 Not cartninly them, by bullyiug their or but reason, by coercing by it

these

I

rightB

legal

alleged against he accepted and endorsed

a

—

to

until

it

Parnellism."

witness

single

reajiy

proved

Fitz

Jnstice that

teaches

charge

were

persuading

Lord

my formally

ceptionally

duties

such penalties, and the withholding and

and

distinctly within

miss or that mystery ignore. Had he read that Pastoral with ordin as he was ary care, conscientiously bound to do, he would have seen in it an of an ex unanswerable refutation

of moral of the

choice

the

educated,

the of

Farther, the vestage

.

to point out the former, whilst him to forbade teach the moral duties whose teachund allowed recognized by

it

is

to

ce

Fitzgerald the very idea

spiritual

sin.

as the great regarded crime for legal which was the South Meath election' annulled so unhesitatingly. But Mr. if Jnstice O'Brien found in it did not many my pastoral things he could really contain, not, at any rate did not, find it in it what contain really

an

sense

whom vote they These moral

rewards future The law allowed the end teach the electors

of

of voters further

and

deep

a

the

of an individual witness intentions to fall into may be, he is always liable mistakes and- errors. grave and. serious

j

their

to

an

the irresponsibility theology election at a contested

for

excommunication, of the Sacraments,

can

on

adds

sin,

.

man

keep

formal

real,

grounds

witbin

it

in

canuot,

of guilty influence must its exercise regard and seek, with jealousy,

making

contested election. as Lord Justice -them, excluded

degrees sometimes oven

affect

amount

taught

him considers As priestly

and by and obedie.

candidate

of the

law release that bus been obligation his conscience, and impressed ou created Justice But Mr. by a law of God. of his erroneous in confirmation O'Brien a

.

tbe exercise moral duty,

to

or

quote

the

would undoubtedly imply a of moral and culpability

Parnellism,

which

in

duties,

it

and to regard Creator, a grave as the franchise of wbich would violation that of moral turpitude of venial, rise to the guilt No human mortal sin.

reason,

deference

snch

actions

principles,

voter

a

with bow

matter

uo

it

reference

in

reports,

to

with

note

own

my

comparing

1

wonld

I

:

Excise officer, who went to respectable on the day in both Masses in Trim, for the of question, express purpose: volunteered to go into-the hearing me, witness and to prove there on his. box, oath do so still). if will (and required I that never uttered that eoarse and

gerald clearly

for

voting

trust

sympathized

nor eveu no insiunate, mat, what use he might make of it, he would be guilty of a sin. It merely 44 " insinuates tbe moral duties by which that I proved Catholic and Christian electors were to bound undoubtedly cast votes for of their tbe suppression

as or as candidate a sin, particular offence punishment here involving hereafter. If he does so with a

their

On entail. Catholic to be the clear appears to cast bonnden duty of every Christian in a contested under his vote, election, of his to his a deep sense responsibility free

\

tho

not

"

he tells

that

sensibilities

after

matter

and hereafter, of temporal

denounce

his

teaon,

out

hold

should guide them in of the franchise. The law of election thus assumes of the is a that the exercise fraochise oivil serious and responsible action, and be guided by that tbe electors will

casting rather

which

use

or

moral duty tho exercise

The

aud high important and there is action; competent to release

responsibility

here or threats

tnose

A priest, "in the proper therefore, exercise of his iufluenceon the electors," can entreat couneel, advise, recommend, and point out to them, the true line of

and

which,

not

we so great, with extreme the utmost to vigilance, bounds. due and proper

Par

and

suffering of the exercise vote

that

create

to

not

must

deep

does not contain of spiritual or evil, temporal or one for the punishment against any use he might at the make of his vote then doea elections. It not coming

the

to 01

—

moral

duties

:

and uotority, hence it and studied in has in the' every English-speaking country Mr. whole world. And Justice yet on of a single the O'Brien, testimony witness und a very unfriendly wituess, finds me of a crime, thetoo guilty of -which so rndely shocked bare mention

That been

pastoral threat a

or

is

con-

could alone they and their religion

such'

one's than

not

reward

view to influence election tbe law undue influence.

;

was

He

disability,

and of our tha most popular to cast them patriotic representatives, withou t j udge or j ury and into prison, to keep them there pining away their in lives irons, and during its goodwill Will man maintain -pleasure. any sane a

or

inflicted

Commissions

/Petition further been read

still

it

a moral great duty of every to strive and Christian by his influence vote to put an end to its existence. A and of these violation deliberate plain

plied

of disadvantage, or of punish ment for in hereafter. He must not, threaten to excommunicate or stance, to withhold the or to ex Sacraments, to other any pose the party religious

efficient,

that

not appeal superstition

may

addresses.

injury

most

the

best,

he

terrors,

or

hopes of he must

or

be

but

;

tears, lie

might

en

—

no

Colleges

for exercised generally the proper exercise of on tbe electors, priest

In

,

A

Godless

re-establish

iuflnence

Second,

suppression. Parnellism

Election given

—

:

I

and would, be followed blame, uaturally, of of by unpleasant feelings shame, and of personal and remorse, reproof censure. But I never that said the would rise to the degree of culpability moral and guilt that are im turpitude

counsel, advise, recommend, and out the true line of point moral and explain duty why one candi date should be preferred to another if he thinks throw and the fit, inay, whole weight, of his character into the

single vote, "in a in the division," great party House of Commons, might an defeat bill and a mischievous that unjust and irreparable disastrous Would inflict of our on interests the injury highest or be a bill It might country religion. on

that

is

its

that

certain

treat,

conscience

his

up

it

benefit.

may

respon-

commit

that

their

;

became

his

people

aud

of adulteries and sensual kind and, consequently, the electors under a moral directed them to plainly

'

to

position,

a

court,

sibility,

for

the

Fitzgerald in the

ought

increase

ou the irreparable injury highest; of the Catholic most sacred interests and, that it religion, consequently, and placed on created Catholics a grave and strive, moral to vote in every doty for its utter lawful extinction. way, I that Parnellism Third, proved thwarted and obstructed the preaching of the Gospel, and consequently that it

—

I cannot understand how, the election of a member of could be held to be a ques

the

These have

and and

:

I

for

proved

rights too, and which

undoubted,

to

which

vote

a

the that that license would lead naturally

ensue

necessarily,

duty,

to

person allows

law other

priest as

just

a

to

in

and

;

multiplication vice of every that it placed

distinctly points out, and same breath with those which O'Brien euumeintes Mr. Justice here. Fitz Here are Lord Justice own words on the subject gerald's " The Catholic has, and he priest

or that the obligation, in respect of it could voter be a sin.'' But he might as well have said that the laws of God, which govern of the official administration public and which themselves justice, judges cannot without the violate incurring of are all guilt; sin, suspended in an that court and a ; petition (leqtjon bis conscience behind who left judge, him at door as could the he entered, came into his head say and do whatever

of

to

or

the

are

to vote threaten

sin

a

Sacraments Now the

or

which Lord

moral

conduct

the

doing."

clergy,

"

Parliament

to be

it

manner,

refuse

.

-

in

declare

different

:

he says, any case,

for

to

ful

an he incurs no re occasion, It is only whatever for it. sponsibility laws of God on-ihe, that the hypothesis have been actually that they suspended, and men's do,:, mot, bind con canuot, sciencesunder the gnilt of mortal or Mr. O'Brien venial sin. Justice admits all and must admit this, it,

and

his judgment gerald Election ford Petition, its in substauce this— "That it the is undoubted of tbe to can right clergy to vote and to induce in a vass, persons but that it is not law particular way,

.

;

Lord

late

and crime would then

rule of law laid Justice Fitz on the Long which be says

the

by

the

by in

which is neither Creator, good nor bad, and, which deserves no and punishment reward. He merits no that the says laws which men's ordinarily govern actions the time aresusponded during of an election, and that no matter what a man make of his vote, on use! may

,

guided

down

any law of God, and accountable his is to

to

subject which no

for

human

free

not

is

,

:

mainly

even

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colony.

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has

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Sir

Sir

adjourned.

time in connection distress that prevails

of (no

portions

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transpired. and

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their,

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May

the

Lord

;

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brought

private

cost,

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some

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Melbourne

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25,

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way represent

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ha,ve

yesterday were persons

a

Premier

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subscribing Both New

Hnwarden,

terms

high of the Labor of Commons.

integrity House R/l

at

in

ago,

Kerry,

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Mr. Gladstone, men's

accidentally into, the

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feet.

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train

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yesterday

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at

trial

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procure

On Monday

A telegram received states yesterday, thut the Scottish creditors of the various banks have adopted the proposed recon struction schemes.

resorting

London,

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night,

Sydney,

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sus

operations.

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people

for

Millidge peers.

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to

several

of the- House of the Current Ac

The. new. Trea&uiy, tion with the Current

hours' strike

a

j

pended

lust

Rcjease

Mr.

still

Jury,

tbias

the issue to the ex by the Act,

Sydney,

sitting

is

Grand

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Mt y

26.

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j

bus been of object

of depositors that buve

Banks

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purposes

Assembly,

...

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million

late

a

count

.

the protecting the Australian

itB

notes,

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Solicitor-

of their

it

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would never Gladstone, his accursed Bill Home Rule, 'carry the House and .that ofjLords, through but the persphal will and a>mnolhing was behind bition of its.frumer the BUI,

.

formed

for

At

J

of accountants with the Glasgow,

in

and

of

addressed an immense Belfast He yesterday.

Salisbury

1

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committee

two

At

Lord

oppression House of Com would refuse mons, his lordship added, to granting to be driven Home Rule to a of political Nihilists party brigands, and haters of everything British. A

of

strikes:

j

current

will

be authorised

will

tent

j

to

Treasury

no

wrecked strikes. completely by repeated One delegate produced some interesting how the Aus correspondence, showing tralian Labor bad intended to Party exaust of ob possible every process

at

delivered

would

hungry,

steamers

certificate

their

the

and jury

individuals

liquidators a

a

by that

the

r,

The English suggested. delegates in favor of the eight but hours, the strike, and pointed out how against the Labor hud been Party in Australia

Canada.

lengthy speech, Lord yesterday, said that under Home Rule Bill

to

was

Admiralty Huddart and of

lake

to

in

Treasury of which

-voted

the

line

and

Australia

23.

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the

ends

Isaacs,

Dnvies

being Assembly provides account holders may

the provisional banks suspended amount of the This certificate

Govern stated be

has General, He says that bnt for the aotion resigned. of the Premier he would certamtly have taken the necessary steps, in the interest of justice, to Lave sent Sir Matthew

now

from

the

Melbourne,

reading.

yesterday's sitting at Brussels Cougress carried

is

towards

disloyal,

the

Mr.

the

current

all

which

the Isaacs, his resig him with

Mr. Isaacs,

in

last

when Treasury, thereto will onethose entitled receive half tlie shown on of amount the face the certificate, as an advance from the

:

At

FOREIGN

The Times hopes

to

hill

stating balances. on be presented

considered they to the favorable

too

are

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of

the sus a firm of

steps Lhev haviner to the schemes -

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that obtain

in

depositors have instructed

banks

solictors

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The banking introduced into

.

English

pended

Boyne."

an

25.

parties.

oath, the

into

Council

night. Legislative the proceedings the Hon. M. Hoskins condemned the bill, strongly the of which, be said, would passing on the colony. have a very bad effect

and have McCarthyites for of sup to unite the purpose agreed Mr. Mr. Gladstone's Bill. porting Redmond has replied that the statement is a deliberate as no is lie, agreement the between possible upon any point Parnellites

24.

May

continued

was

During

-

American

the

.

:

, —

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of

debate

banking

the

thorough was drag

wales:

Sydney, The

place

Bank pro (Mr. Patter

but to only anxious of justice being -deand that he will fented, leave the issue to the decision of the Victorian people. Mr. Isaacs has not forwarded his resig will do so but doubtless nation., shortly. never

prevent

south

camp-Ulster

branch of the Irish Naticnal League has cabled F. Redmond to Mr. J. the leader of the him Paruelliles, asking that the whether it be true, as reported,

g

"

"

new:

prevailed, con being

which

carriage,

the be

may

dissen-

taking

Mr.

to

aris

are

the

demanding charged

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-was

iNVSB-COXiONXitZ.

.

On February the 3, 1871, Orange Grand Lodge of Ireland "repudiated any main its members to obligation upon tain the legislative anion between Great and Ireland. Britain Whrit a change in the morning qf 1893.

has written son) Solicitor-General, and has nation, conduct disloyal

said to

that

principal

Executive

The

secutions.

ment.

was

daily Mercantile Premier

the The

concerning

the

at

tournament held at military Islington, of yesterday, owing to the bad jumping the horses, used to the they not being were work, the proceedings considerably

ged by the populace;

end.

though good work

consequently, did Cavalry

to

owing

.

intense

that

complications

Cabinet are which

25.

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watching

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; yesterday who lordship, by the Marohiouess,

during

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in

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his

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the liberties aigu upon Immense enthusiasm people. the ex-Premier and his suite

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Carpets,

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for

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WILLIAM .1

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executed

delay. Shortest

request

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public

build

at Lowest

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LINOLIUMS, CARPETS,

furnitnie. when ordering

the

to

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kinds of bedding andlall order and in stock. and Call useful nnd well assorted our stock

i

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every built

PERTH.

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re-

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,

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prepared

Single

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and

Spring Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip Drays on improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggons, English Double and Delivery Vans,

WAREHOUSE,

announcing a shop to above business, and trusts to aud good work trade receive a share of patronage in pleasure he has opened

that the

by attention manship to from all classes.

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MURRAY-STREET

:

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Street

SUMMER

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W.

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highly ordinary

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dispatch.

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to

of

and for the sale oi pure mediPrescriptions cines in Pilules, and Tinctures Triturations. An assortment of Chests Medicine and Guide Books for use will be kept in family stock. Attention will also be to the

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select

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Melbourne,

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Ulster

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which arrived the steamer Australind, 55 Coolie Fremantle on Thursday, labourers were introduced into the colony. 11 number were nominated Of this by and the 44 were remaining Europeans, in to Chinese settled consigned already West Australia. The Government be or coming alarmed at this sudden influx, of the to the gravity perhaps awakened of the situation by the persistent agitation the to submit has determined impor press, to tation of coloured labour a stricter At least, in support of this scrutiny. instructions were issued to supposition, vt Fremantle to the Police Magistrate into the circumstances in connec inquire tion with the nomination by their country That there was good men of these men. reason and sufficient for the investigation Ah is shown named by the fact that one was a batch of Hi, to whom consigned not in West Austra is twenty-one Coolies, An order lia. was issued for immediately of the deportation these and the men, have undertaken agents of the Australind to The result to remit them Singapore. to of the inquiry was the telegraphed Straits where a number of Settlements, had engaged Chinese passages by the It is now Saladin to West Australia. doubtful whether their they will complete at the present of affairs. intention juncture fertile in But he of the almond eyes is and but a little time will suffice expedient, to enable his mind to comprehend wily By at

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valuable

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hearty for

beautiful

leading on May ISth, in Celebrations

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congratulations the able very in

article,

the

and

issue

of

the Jubilee Papal Nowhere can Rome/ I remember leading such rhetorically on such a striking, passages grandly I am demonstrative occasion. indeed of some reminded that I read in pages that of deeds The book golden Coliseum" wherein the Martyrs writer describes com a graphically of over mingling every nationality' which the Roman eagle "flew, to witthe / uess of imperial.processions and the purpled conquerors ; gladia torial

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it

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land

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the

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was

44

alluding the south

in loyal minority" of Ireland at (estimated and the .position they would 300,000), stand in with Home Rule. He quoted

the

west

v

Thomas but to Mr. Sexton, prior Mr. as so, Balfour doing admitted, follows There are scattered through the

south

and

of

west

in

large

minority

its

Ireland

aggregate

a num

under any system bers, but nevertheless, of representation even in the (ergo, ever to be Imperial Parliament) likely Ireland, absolutely helpless Home Rule be passed." The in are and parenthesis mine, of the suggest the absurdity

should words

latter

vote;

single cannot

:

which, however, to convict Mr.--' when the gleeful tryanny, 44 said in 1886 Those" gentleman

300,000

a1

,

to

given

wail,

upon

proceeded

:

he persons," of a Catholic

the.v

population never

of

exercise

would never have a of Parliament; they

they member

form

in

"are

said,

They would

3,000,000. "

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afraid friends

speech sexes.

midst

irrelevancies, which R's

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William

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time '-when this dead empires

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a

days

remedial

a

;

both

the sovereignty Cartilage And the gorgeousness of demonstration in honour

nations

were

place in that the Flavian

to the Fatherj calling such a splendid exhibi did, Christian from the fidelity of the earth, bounds points

all

agitation,

countries

the'

,

which took of furies

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time

44

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stormy

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The having Southern of between cartage Parker's Range and Coolgardie Mr. Cohen £40 respectively, to put the camels on the road It was that work

a

of

rain for supplies lis\s

e r

it

an

mail liner Orient by .the to Oratava first undergo the having under officials ordeal of fumigation his We will regret superintendence at absence the opening celebrations.

e 0.

of to-day's terminating manner should pay pleasant a vifit to St. Hall Patrick's (Catholic this Boys' School) evening. Judging hy .the programme prepared by the Committee of the Young Men's Society, effort no has been to an spared provide excellent amusement. The evening's fiist of the programme consists of part and recitations songs by competent ladies and gentlemen, amongst whom we notice with the name of Mr. D. B. pleasure Dunworth, whose able recitals used to us some The years delight ago. pro is gramme greatly by the strengthened inclusion of Mr. W. Eeles, who makes his first bow to a Perth audience. Miss K. a Moran, who possesses remarkably sweet and voice for so young powerful a for the first time at. singer, appears these concerts. The other performers are Miss L. W. Miss K. McKay, both of whom have establish Naughton ed a reputation forthemselves as favorite Mr. and Mr. Taylor Quinlan. singers The pupils of the Convent School will ender two new and jpretty and songs, ihould be well worth The hearing. overture will be played by the Misses and Miss will the play Kelly, Kelly The entertainment accompaniments. will conclude with the Farce, Leave' it to me," by the kind of Messrs. permission Bateman and O'Grady. will It occupy 40 minutes in the and is production, calculated to excite the risibilities of the audience to a considerable degree. The characters will be sustained by Miss C. Boladeras and Miss Mary Dillon, and Messrs. John Kelly, J. P. Sullivan. and John The Joseph Kelly, Delaney. has been well and the re-hearsed, piece ladies and gentlemen who fill the cast are letter in their various perfect parts. Aware of the the family of depletion which follows the of a observance purse the committee has fixed public holiday, of admission he prices as low as 2s and

in

holiday

put

evening

i

desirous

will

quibbles

possible future.

boy's

;

JS

which, it end 'to

Supreme Court,

hoped,

Mr.

-

;uut

I

the

nrann IF Wl

sion.

o c n

in

the burthen Irishmen of

letter,

of livelihood.

day the W. A. Cycling held in the grounds of

iiorr

schemes to outwit the 44 barbarian." The Chinese must. emigrate, for a time atjeast; for their and where so fair a field opera tions as that placed to their hand in Aus tralia? The Government must bo firm and not carried away by any. Quixotic of the relations consideration which should exist between nations under the law of With few it is reciprocity. exceptions should better for us that the Chinese stay in their own land, and we hope that if the Government do not desire to absolutely to our it colony will, deny them entrance it intends intro as we understand to-do, duce legislation at an date to place early still further restrictions upon their admis

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the afternoon

!

"

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In

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;

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Ulster's

;

disposed combatant. serious When, however, " accuses of preferring R me the hisof bygone of the years to that tory he virtually condemns his first present,

i

the

is not street question crossings on extinct volcano It has been yet. revived again in the shape of an action

be

/

accordance, I not feel should request), to him as aacknowledge

.

and warnings these facts for the there is no room as to the issue of of a doubt of dis tentative displayof the Upon the front

us

The

got

.

With before shadow

under identity Humble Bob."

my

having

.

point."

of:"

by somebody

given

his

deplume

nam

It is Forrest

annual

of

been

with i

him

owe

of the Ulster/. I presume,/?

(in

—

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feast

the

to

epidemic. has rejoinder' who concealed

features

worst

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I referred to Mr. Lof tie's Advertiser re the small-pox then Since a Quixotic

last

j

the

In letter

i

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about

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Wednesday

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afternoon of the 24th His Excellency the Governor held which was well and attended, dinner: evening gave an official

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difficult

only

and then, be solved, stand con would Mr. Sexton then, There is a a not demned bigot. member the Irish of parliamentary has ever who ''advocated party is the charge although spoliation," or levelled by ignorant perennially and For my principal, biassed people " most to R convincing probably, I quote for this statement, authority Times 1.882 -r the London of the

forms

well

as

payer

is

That

was

.

on

reputation

splendid

is

there

any

other relets. and leave

a

doubt

no

tenant,

bear the

the tip

"

R

"

has

boast

I give in has

And

Ireland

that

by years much benefited I need only say that legislation, Land Act, that of the, only important -and is admitted was by all 1881, outcome of authorities to be the direct the

of recent

liana

league of the

miu

moveujeuu

wio

justification,

members at Irish a living and is in itself that was. said for much

and done out thrown

previously; to the as

obstruction Westminster,

sneer

of

personality

members,

Irish from a

certain

The comes

very

of the Ulster their boasted minority, cannot and produce wealth intelligence, and are com a third-rate even debater, of English on the defence to rely pelled and at home abroad. leaders

badly

who,

supportet with all

party a dozen Irish 'are fully There' the Nationalist members, representing Southern so-called provinces, ignorant in Parliamentary whose -superiors be found in the could not attainments of

Parliaments

any

I

country.

am

of 12 keeping well within " the " history to read ask R over years when I Judas Chamberlain the words of Mr. in

uttered

House

the

We should 1883 the teachings of our :

of

Commons

in to ourselves and to the history

blind

if other of every country in the existence .did not recognise and in the unfortunate of these crimes, of the fact that a large proportion with those who sympathises

experience we

population commit them,

an

indication

of a social which is it

rotten, condition altogether of statesmen bounden the. duty There and to reform. investigate

only

two

may,

as

courses some

open truculent

to

writers

the abandon altogether urged, -the Constitutional government that and rule country land, -How dependency

Unionist

idea of of Ire as

a

with their free that Englishmen the existence would tolerate institutions so to their Poland near Irish of an These words, though pro Bhore®." are applicable degree, bably in a less to-day. etc.,

P.J.R.

May

23.

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of it

as

to

apply

Protestant

to

Rigg. six

per Ulster

Parliamentary

found

of

sestants, terians, In only

When Ulster

Then are

to more,

even

talk the

people under

its

of

Home tection

they

in

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a

spread even

apart lost

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mean

Belfast, million of linen industry a

nearly the in

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Mr.

of Ireland, to there

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even

the

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raised

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:

.

inst.

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PROCESSION

subiaco,

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I

1893.

june,

—

From

that

4-20, Subiaco

is

numerical of with

inform

friend

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1

2-0

30,

2-15,

1-45,

525,

The mantle

returning,

24, 350, Fremantle

ex 2-15 p.m. ordinary the 3 0 p.m. ex Perth,

and

be cancelled

Fares:

Return 6d

and

Perth,

Excursion to the

By sioner

this

for

.

330, from 4-40, 1-30,

....

From

;

Fre will

day.

From

Guildford,

Fremantle,

1/-,

1/-.

Passengers will be subject By-Laws. Department's of the Hon. The Commis"

Railway Order

of Railways,

Home

JOHN General

etc.,

P.J.R.

as :—

to

Before

go and do likewise, time his admiration that publications

1-15,

5-0,

run

the above

515. From .2 25, 5 38. 4-15, returning 12 45, Guildford 5' 15. returning

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my

Perth

be

will

—

4-50,

a

referred

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connection

in

field

majority Further

on

under

Rule. .

for

Trades

»

for

place

Swan:

soap manufacturers, to register a trade mark

two

were

Ireland.

reference

watering

Watson

SrtH.fi

England,

:

stock.

and

J.

—

1

a

(266 acres),

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—

:

for and

(640 acres),

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what

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has

for and relinquish for the one-sided

Victoria Nos. 1,420 acies) 2,297 (about 2,208 for (640 acres), Williams No. 2,296

(about

to

far more displayed " " in this discussion ire" and "wrath that I have obtained than I have), my education on the Irish from question and I would both sides in the debate,

seem

—

,

:

that

R.' states, Rule were

option

continued

Home

a I1UO

"R's." out Great Britain

been

"

as

that

was

Gladstone's JI:J UiU

Board Election. ClareA. F. Chairman, Thomson; members, G. T. Poole, E. H. V. Keane, G. Edwards, J. E. Richardson, R. B. Burnside, A. B. Kidson. mont:

self

Home

last

the

Thursday,

of the

by and party leaders.

strength

fifty years inhabitants,

The blight of the Union province. in the homes and hamlets has been felt as of the Ulster peasantry keenly as This is anywhere else in Ireland. about Ulster." part of the truth "to the question of When we come

the

this or whatever

itiOaq

boundary.

(temporarily). Roads

Govern is over and which and petty side of the partisans

representatives,"

Ulster by the woollen industries not

of policies have nothing real merits of

all

essentially

mfnim

hands that in the rest Belfa'st would be the loyal decline of

of

is out base tactics

inthe election parties Rulers and and Unionists,

distinct

xjhuiuu

not

carried

Ireland,

that other before the I mean

more depleted Donegal. Ulster,

in

for

religious I have

of

been

has

promises

OfXU

8. J. Browne to be Peace for this colony j M. H. Resident Magistrate, Jephson, to be a SubKimberley Goldfield, of Customs; Collector J. E. Davidson to be shorthand clerk, etc., in the W. Marwick to Treasury; be an of closed inspector sandalwood areas under the 46 No 3 Victoria,

Justice

a

pect of

offered of the

ever

the

the

or

ment above issues

of Ulster The population three has decreased by over of a million. The decrease is Protes over all rural Ulster. has Catholic

the

manufacturers)

were

party

party leader do with the

of population

A

uwu

Armagh

Had killed

loss

English

did

it

as

Gladstone How

words

Down. whole

quarters tant

a

uuo

the

by

Nationalists Election

jj

northern

Holiday.—

tne

through

LQ0

OJr

to the

T

in

made

and the matter of history, a by which they obtained temporary over the Liberal party were triumph revealed the Parnell during fully So that the Commission. Inquiry

of one town in the progress Ulster. The aggregation of the linen in one has created industry place the of Belfast Belfast. But growth it has has not thought been, great for

seen

overtures

(including

against

Tory

simply

compensated lU

liule

Ireland.

prosperity

Union,

the

Mr.

than

its

significant. progress

the

ue

to

was

of

then to The Tory party offered men the very denounced by formerly theira larger measure of opponents,

and Presby denominations. nine counties do than 40 per cent,

as

publicly But if to prove

1886.

Belfast,

divisions. Parliamentary its and Protestantism

its

much for Unionism. the facts

to

first

the Marquis of Salisbury, Earl of Canarvon, to the the eve on of the General

Catholics less form of the population. Every county in other has at one time or re Ulster turned Home a Ruler for one or more of

it

Ireland, character

a

Episcopalians, other and all of the two

the

was

his mistake. acknowledge evidence had been wanting Gladstone's that denunciation Mr. was a libel on the people of gross

is

Borough

form

not

1885, Mr. Gladstone of 86 Nationalists Franchise Act of 1884,

the out and

through

uuUUbo

Appointments.—

majority, the House

in

east

Public

of Commons. In after the return

of the popu majority lation. In five out of the nine counties of Ulster, Catholics outnumber ProCatholics

had

the

on

;

1st June of the founda (anniversary tion of the will be observed as colony) a in the Government offices.. holiday

uttered but at

vast

area, live be cut or no

sing through Hunt'3 track

north-ward

im

great

which

to a policy harshly of the the endorsement of Irish representatives

province, which we the article from the pen of Mr. Galloway are the facts ? FortyWhat of cent, of the total population the is Catholic. Omitting

publish

attaches denunciations

so

a

and prosperous

"

"R the

to

which

line pas by a south Gnarlbine Rock on from to York Hampton to the sea coast, thence Plains along the sea coast west-ward to the Great Southern Railway on the west by the ; Great Southern of the Railway, part Eastern and the road from Railway, Brook to Walebing vid NewSpencer's man

.

vdotlC/j

Mr. Gladstone in 1881 ; time national the demands were in Parliament by 32 only represented and the then Iiish Prime members, of the volume of' Minister, ignorant Iiish that was disfranchised, feeling in alluding in a measure, was justified

in

indicated

A1VVOOV-

that

speak

called

doubt

portance

a

be

"PiAfnof_

by

are and present Sovereign, they war if now civil the threatening of the United of the majority people Kingdom do not to rule continue to their Ireland according good The measure in which the pleasure.

deserves

V11V

North."

No

the

province

fVin

IV

were

the

in

a

Protestant

a

4a

returned for constantly but there was Catholic constituencies, instance of a Catholic re no being turned for a Protestant constituency

attributes it— they

three

are

always

how 1 In

hand, Belfast

were some there and 15,000 Protest

Derry

testants

the

Belfast

near

pre

Catholics not was one ants, yet there single Catholic employed by the Corporation, not one and at the time present member in Catholic the Corporation In the South and West, Pro itself.

the

Unionists

v\nvrl paiiu

16,000

province, and a prosperous province, loyal its the soAs to province. loyalty, birth to called the loyalists gave to United Irishmen, they conspired of the Crown from keep the succession

.

Yours

they

speak

as

long do conquered that such a state of things you suppose How long do you suppose would last ?

to Ireland

Ulster

that

held

When there

day.

Tn

ants.

a

at

speaker

a

meeting

other about

and

have

declared

Union,

affairs

in

treated there were

A VjUVV

JL

dgCViUOU

April:— under

i?1

nmiinpf

are

Says

state of the other

on

; but, Catholics

proportion of the

70,309 only city or somewhere about 26 per Catholics, The amount cent, of the population. which in Catholics received salaries as under was the Corporation £300,

letters,

of

Sligo, similar

a

following

shall growing of two years grubbedup during a period from the 26th of April, 1893. day' Bounded on the North by an east line from the North Road near Long's Homestead Mount Churchthrough

cent

Corporation. such as towns, Wexford, and other

the

area

or

of

by the

Catholic

that

it

Ulster,"

his that

men. influential of the 1st. home paper " has Ulster prospered

tJven

You

us.

were

on grounded solely of an ultraignorance " backed up by the minority, interests and commercial of a

handful

...

toare

of

n his hand in all the convince public common with the rest

loyal landed

must

to temerity Gladstonian was obtained

the

the

his

to

reply' been land

landlord

the

claim

show

"

a

present in Parliament Home Rule question, case indeed. as a hard

majority him

English

loss."

When that doubt on

for

"The

fears expressed the or bigotry

that moment about or judicial sanctity be paid If cannot rent to the fair subsistence

admit

I do not

"

places, vailed

their per

His inst., Excellency and defines proclaims of the Crown contained

within sandalwood

an

25. Proclamation

By

within

being be

to

the

cent,

per

and

MAY

— .

dated the 23rd the .Governor the waste lands

per 47

Cork

In 15

75

paid

Galway,

18 received

only

only while

was

other

In

Ulster, in of Ireland, Act has the of suffered, through and therefore that the Union, opposi to Home Rule -and tion shown the

.

democracy:

justify letter

first

to

is

the by Mr Davitt, speech delivered and reported in ex-Fenian, Liverpool, of the opponent by his greatest fully Mr. more radical was Press. Much in Chamberlain's expressed opinion, his he ruined before finally 1886, the

his

an

his

Sandalwood

population, yet they a year in salaries under against £4,200 paid to in other the words,

receive £4,000 the Corporation

of salaries total sum

Secre the Home Asquith, last month''" is not'that her own tary, interests and that should be consulted, her should be provided minority for, she objects to Home but that because not shall Rule, the rest of Ireland get " " it." R My only task, seeing how

a

with

As

by errors

in

arguments to

per

THURSDAY,

18

only

were

the

were Protestants the population,

Mr.

has

comment

editorial

to mislead attempts and the misrepresent

my

illogical.

said

the tenant."

to

as

the

exasperation. in bowled out the

manner

per

of

Catholics, or, Protestants, numbering cent, of the population, of the salaries. per cent,

of

when

cent,

—

I

of Mr. Davitt's nanf he believes in the without of his plan accomplishment loss to the to any man, without wrong to vested with full compensation State, to the tax and with relief interests, is characteristic nf mind t.lia.f

unworthy

pnrases Irish plat

indi to deal with he is only prepared one issue the sectarian minority loyal con craze and as I have already ; even Mr. Balfour's shown, by clusively that is as stupid as own craze words,

It

"

most

'

ior

cated,

—

period

even

and by twisting unanswerable accusations.

'

spoliation

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!

to

congenial

neaps and English

moments

merits,

public still he. men, speeches of public sists in to those tactics adding his to refusing acknowledge

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and

in

its

on

aust

the

.

robbery

tne

from

dropped

"

"

in

scavenge

problem and only

would

-

will

and

any system," indiscriminately could be repre

scattered

three

"

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"

Rule Question he finds more that it

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the

-

remarks

of debating

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meaning

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is

the

from

and

more

still

1

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are

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