THE POPE'S DECREE.
| Bv .ICI.KOTKIO ThI.UCKAI.'!! ■—COL'VUKJHT.I Loxnoy, May 8. Tim I'opo has considered the argument of the Homo Killers, alleging that ho ha? boon misinformed of the facts respecting Ireland, and has stated that he is still decided to enforce his decree. Mr Dillon, speaking at lv.ilmarry, said it was monstrous that the Pope should interfere iu politics, and advised the Nationalists to continue the " I'lan of Campaign," and to substitute combined boycotting instead of outrages. TlOmh, May 7. His Holiness the Pope has directed Monsignor Persico to obtain the views of the Irish Bishops respecting the decree. The wonvocation of Cardinals is considering what further steps should lie taken with regard to Irish affairs. Dublin, May 7. Mr Dillon, speaking at Drogheda, said if the Pope insists on his decroe the Irish people should inform him that they are capable of managing their own affairs without foreign interference. The priests dissented from Mr Dillon's views.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2470, 10 May 1888, Page 2
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157THE POPE'S DECREE. Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2470, 10 May 1888, Page 2
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