THE 'TABLET.'
TO THE EDITOR. Sin, —I was very much surprised at the remarks that dropped from His Lordship Bishop Moran on Wednesday evening last, when he was presented with a testimonial by his congregation. Had his Lordship read an article that appeared in the ' New Zealand Tablet' (headed a "Mean Attempt") in itj issue of the 14th inat. he would not, lam sure, have given expression to such a statement. I quote part of the article, as well as his Lordship's remarks, and leave an unprejudiced public to judge whether they coincide or not: Bisnor Mohan. ' New ZraTjAND Tablet.' The 'New Zealand Tab- For our part, we ftclet' is all you gay : "77 i* knowli'djje that the ' TabCatholic, abiivc and before let' is the particular evert/tinny elm," tho'un- organ of I ish Catholics, fiinrihinK advocate of Ca- the cdvocate of Irish tholio education, and true nationalism, as well as of as steel to the cause of Catholicism ; that "it is Irish nationality. dixtinctively Irish," and we are content that it should stand or fa'l as such, a cording as the Catholic (?j population of the Colony decides. —I am, etc., One Who Was There. Dunedin, October 29.
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Evening Star, Issue 7356, 31 October 1887, Page 4
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198THE 'TABLET.' Evening Star, Issue 7356, 31 October 1887, Page 4
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