The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], January 31, 1869, Morning, Page 4, Image 4

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, to, new -m, f.his
tis rs tlve subes lpMs dta supply the
-rectrs, on the eiveni g of thie 0th lt o
February7 9th, te ývrery of the estab
lishment of this joural.a
The meetl~ g will be held in the hall of the
3orning Star buildinsi, 100 Geraver struet, at
address the meeting, a the arectors hopeto
make this, the A anivesary, intereltg to
The aretors wi be hapry to meet the.
stockholdes and patrnes of the MohNor el n
danter such cbeers igEing osp ths of uh t; a
the seo volume will give eviden. e .e
SWe trus th, nte only .ever member t theb
Company will be presen td i thea t each of the
wornlg Sltri bu lend or t rwo with hi etm, to
nddros the seetialntarnd the rto op. to
mae this thedt anit ver8Csard itsnoi atoe
the rieds of Ctholc joualim n ean
a.The irectos i be happy to meet the
u endea d ponh heeing an e o asucess a
te eCommd mpperl at ra ands, t thet nbol:
son of the eolmret. After whiido the so
was openetrt a not wilh a sermain by the
aeth eler oop. On Wednesday, solemn aise
oa thnye Arelbeop a een tbt after whio them
pel sinession ofd th tnod wa held. to do
hrsay,n the haos r ithli losing r the oynoe
:yeo o preached. Durinu the -re days the
were seatymis *if* bt an Synoda tphe
bhise amop nese rlmeeiates beanti
A ien p1P5ste took part Thbre aiho
one hundredl pol priests belongs g to the
oe, Comf whom st -sev en rsat te onar-the
cion othe retr tr which the-Sionsod
The oSynod just fo ramate will by the ran
Important place in thWe naey, of me dioese of
New Orleansd It has desown what progress re
Sheld in 18,hbp aed calryn ker was attended
by twenty-ve peiests, o whom only two nr
vivhrdo parte pste in th late Soynod. That
e in 18cb8 was more m Vers, but still wasbbe
Pfor a seaheg o impressivngte as thatree dwhy theas
more rimerous than they w ere twenty-e a
*e huandred adahn t prulwtcbeloigndg ton the
dionedesrtiddhom tiat all he priestrisoe-the
s aegr rs, wettre ofhed to theart d one spirit.
The Synod Just Coxrwamr.-The Ecoles- a
amportont plferee the mh s on th of Feuarye of
wNe cOrlens. net Thasodayn 4th ost., at the
Ahligionhasmrip at 10 o'l aik A. a yno
arh. MAn *s, Oajs Bhop r Asrween, attded
by t-wetfly-Ave p tits, of whom onrl oto sr
Divreao ptThe rmin the e Cathedral, byTh
held In 1858 wee mer nuomous, but eotllp w
hr l from bein eo im.presve a that whih hs
Rev. ather Dlpe, ford the beneat of ut. tiary
Orphan Boys' Asylum, which was annonedn
So take place on last 8day, the n4th inst.
Mseen, on saco of thIe Eclesastlet ie
sy. It ic rl to maseep thte moth ow Fbsusery
Ser. MAY Ommw DOW Amuse, T"no
Drge r-Th amos at the Con this dr by
Eern, Fd that the olle thbes willt aS aly to
to taddep l om r the Chrind, stian ge9e.
trertdef ntl to-day, Seeuzagsa oun
ay. niti. toabpesdtwo etrsrell . b ha r
eadat the Zellses ls wt l de oe lbe@ to
ainal ed~M Irof oso the Caristin gser
asitb hah ethepeeitehe1hewdaerTrose
ma been TdUHe dm rs e
We ocsgratsater our b dot cr the ofesstars
Whie geried pe two artiles oap par todap
Tae - pe m him. the rt pae entited
men t hutaptivates the bhet. The proseaon
St. Joseph's Church this morping.
Persons laboringundeor diseases incident to
Members of theHibernian Benenolent Aaeo
Persona in want of furniture will do well to
-ae the teak er lMr. sehsaese, 54 Dras streeet
wheobetis upe es at a Cre r cbee
unks, ete., which ar oQfad as mal aea.
CatbIlýp Prlsb and CO
The tlo riests a . ,
iueseitns
It is excoeivdiyt at the pi
of-Catholics ini daeg . ppose t sti -
fad appears ales to be surprised at q lT
ohi g had the impudence to avrtba
aow, the fles , that Catolice ave a1 .d
e Commeon Bool as poitpagbut
w e opposition to the Choa n-eo po
gAdimi for in1det or Petestsatsn ~ ascoe
tag as oatse or the odther meei iuatat
. Leadsing tas sete-'
stir th e t the Ites t
an t it. t.ul fix beebi, tar sttea.
quaetly y 'in 080tirb owxppq
position be wg s, t p theire
Ilgmatiosi cbleesis. haae
ale hope IOtud
the schoole-rom S i.' wtis -
theoas rhesld be y ;q  i: % -
tit the pork io srt-ol_ _w
e oter e 4*nywesre ta.t .e
` - ho it ,find. :eslfop .r- ke
titoli Priests at War with City
The merito of tlcg eqsino aWrs e -
dropped, wand rteeorse o. the a d
Aitothes. indioet. 'The emtineipst points oae
the followanýo .. : :.
1. The.soreoio ran stesa ,e thepdoitmf
the Catholica Church and Clergy oa the bhhii
question squamrel.
.o The Clergy, only ire responsible r' hais
osition. , ~ ~
" $.; 'aeyhLawhehmstefoaa etieesdlegm in
this point. - ,
T u he-olergy ead othe :o-em oSa se
glad that the negroes airs Ian .t e.i
a. Tha legyaie opposead o die 'ieaticn
eof tihe assees. r
6. "They areo vphoe, and the State bas been
warming them-in it. baes-byhapogroriatisns
to charitable instltatieops.
Let us glance at these ethi es seriatim.
Wth *a happy to be able to gese with the
4doi.ia isa te very first point. Yeswe. aid
state the positioeof the Clergy e p squarely,
if there is anyAsgele in squareness. Our lan
guage was as follow:'
'We are no _Mlia of the Common School
system. We are its wnrelentingoppuent to
every extremity and under every eircumstance.
N This language the-Add4olste repeats several
.imes, with3aiseasini horror each time, fnally
edealnj it to italics, "that the. State," as it
ers, "may know where, to Snd the N oman
We se* liow, er tli~ beneater the Ado gtwil
Wesi'atb pleasare in 'reitiating the sentiment,
adopting the amendment of the italics to give
it more emphasis. Thua we hope that we have
sg e uqqq d in stating-our position qgauesi, as
we certaibly intend to maintain it NSudljr.
Before quitting the Lryt point, however, we
hope that there will ndt be any misapprehen
sion in the use of tere. We use the expression
" Common Schools" in the ordinary and popu
lar sense, and we ae not aware 'of its being
used otherwise anywhere. By it we mesa
"schools under the cautrol of the State." We
have no objection that the State should pe the
spease of educating poor childrea of merit, hat
we object to the assumption by the State of
power to control that education. We ask can
stantly that the-State and city shall give apre
mts of school fnads to our parochial shools,
but not with the conceaion of their appointing
or controlling.a single teacher.
As to the second point, we cannot accord with
the Advocate so cheerfally. In foact, it appears
to as that herein that journal has not imitated
our squareness. We fear that it. has father
avoided being candid in stating itssentiments
about Catholics, and has prudently omitted
attacking laymen throughpolicy, while mshing
its assaults upon the lergy, four-flfths of whds,
it says, are foreigners just landed in the conm.
try, and against whom it may count upon the
popular prejuadice of a generation ago.
It assumes that the " Bev. Fatherm are the
principal Directors" of the MosnInaro Sra,
while or oolauns show that three ofourmost
respectable Catholle laymen are equally respean
sible with the .lerlcal directory for the eodast
of the paper. The lay elemont of the Church
snenors fally with the clerical on the subject at
Cemlmon Schools, and it is an insult to its a.
telligenee to Intimate that it is not equally re.
spomnible for the views held. No1 the clergy
sge wot alone rseepesible.
'The third point is stated by the ddwoeote as
follows:
It r iedno gret insihtto detect these
aok c even befose they unmasked. They
were Mmd of the pbi c sohois, but were
pppo o tethe redl g of the Seritresin
t . Well, the Scrpturewere hed in ahoy
sacs oat af to a tenderonsieehl
Next they ware ftl r1but the text books ad
histories uaed were by t writes, and
wored iqjustice to Cathollo trath. Now the
complaint is, they are " political engines.
We dislike to make a deolessue of thot with
our neighbor, but think thatit is misteken
the statements of this paragraph. No doubt,
the writer of the artileehadan impreseson that
the case was as stated, but he was in suer, sad
consequently the charges against our clergy of
disguise, duplicity, ad hypocrisy, ell implied
in th sount,are unfunded.
No respectable priest has ever admitted that
the 8tate has any athority over tee question
of-eduation. The Church has a certain au
thority over allithe facultes of the soal and of
the intellect. It has an exclusive right to see
that none of those faculties me warped in the
.. . ' saa p'et "!+-po .. s , . b.
r i.Ta~eis aet:
vner for no u
.+., . -raN+ , "bt. d urnir .
Oill
-, who .nos-ta tat there are n.e o so.
4e: e 8 earth than te.the
atha.the itAor
eskearl rg s is the
reds.iorNa e-. ,,rble
-ttids.aJ A- b, ,mt'
_ who.ar n tii tsae o aheano p
_ahes brn-t:ba a bl eJo as o las
mr teun smnth hane thisae g atoteyi
mspration efiyeart
Tpohure las iio st inauge l,
lbum . .. l . . s. ' to. . gi.ve:
gaadbi othese ipes intIsee ibU y afLta
.dearh that~;s'i a t
p- aorit tI ton 3oiVS h-sma
sad that a ass awhat Owes.
t s umebYuem. Lit only
ggis to iaqn hb ei slie e ari#s we sei
hart.rsonan +n..d.pte on r.  Ih a
operatlon ryay1
The last charge t. s e ciew our neighbora
entirely loses ita ies-t " Qdptsethe useof
hard name;. It sq le ear mlusewd and bin ed
p·torety eon a S-.o at -.e- hss
harmimg these oipes nh -is, bae . by giving
appropriations to Catholic charitable Ine tir
..t . the strear .nnar, ..to, s-
"it Ii avid. bat tbasee uthe Q i e*I *
hae forgotten its duplex ewhaoto It has alto
"Ply masy eosti-blBe qabut~a b i e o
tdo tletardbor miandth aleleo -o s oa4sp n.l
As long as men Mainthae in tity theres -
tation of honesty, why viby each, oter wthbo
pinoe tu t If aem aisosl you may ne alSaby
a hard name; but if e beral with ewe is the
peopriy of a sebeiol quteasi yeo ught to treat
him and ig opinion wisath tespect, s aevuean
ro supposingi that the C hirdtf a os~ itn
intane, orhas oe t into Itotal depravity be
cause of ito hfvouing a view to w mhik we are
totallym ppoed. tho ee-e  trr, weba'eo
douebt that its editorial earp and a et Ms
have many estimable qgalih emy heat they t
battle hard many prinkieipleswhie e held
oin common with them We hew tosi, noi
as to the appropriations, shardly be pos
ible that our neighbor Gserial ddas ont
e stitute. It makei out a formidable list te
yearly ontributiom, but has it thought of the
immenolse amount h ubey tieby alleviated,
and of cime preventedt - The thesandof lit
tle orphans whose trembling limbs have been
warmed, and whoe eraving hunger has been
appeased WthI s enoble gnerety ofs the state,
cannot argue the qusteln against the elegat
writer isn the 4 Givbe6 teir gratitude oes
up to God, and sp se ragly thn a
gmentsiecould, in aevuging the noble Awls of
Thc Housre ofte aod hy , ph aed gtes en
thee pointre 4dts ar ond
falthey dont lee theitrA eades buto sal
the thas t tuu ing biers ahainst tnh
mrosetle end orttchrtevrdi
I ie s ,
Amo
a -ým. e. stmatme ' e les -
,rihaeEh md led s aýlaig . .a t.h..
.-map +retwinesp ie, Mr=. . . rWms..
- _ :P. - ad-e. 'hm. aas are mot
.s.su sit ae y ao Wmrl s.. ,r" .
w b-or ane-sener, .an on th l by:id
es, is m E Wilder presides vr e
latt, and by her well digested Ma.
Oiunnip-poss, weadi fl osng i goaght j I eblsge
thmerms ar M whem Wmef ens mise. r.
The ioalem of hat mddbo meos'a
sm ibs On We rs, aideta . e .Wet ill bywaat
one wouln suppose to se e oro t t sef.e
porlingeters, an b m tn ot a by leteo, sad
barn o appsewiate their myle iseportaae, by
paying a doll rr fetim dineoie aes: TSis s
mst teflm issaiappendagete uw efaL t
Tsa Pmuassc wo theyis table is mee.
em·lly andatse bye e aess Quon ad L~ as.
blear, Witt sa a bie' ooieps of assistants eon
uisthngtof Misses i. uan ld I In f M.#n
oa YMs Bias iDovas, msi]ittss My Ah.
desoud. It ul thMe ort tble on ye r rilght
as ylo turn towfhmlde. ot oathavein the
lesuarant, adePatto hade mo the seem o
Svisao its ether entoe s meiscr e t witha
opPbli rinFI eA oast a efprOInaR iob f i t.
las Ittraetions. Next comes M
CAmmoL. ZAt- -A beautiflly, aar.tpaed
booth, goesin - aby is highly eampetel, ea,
oa Ieleag of Mrs.Was . adely ea14s. tippeMis
We are not sisnthy up in tbhe aorehttatal
bstyoast not olt sEe etlicag the "herp of
restauiumt ai b tdgt The wa tmher tes ed
s Mto, is eers utosmss Ma witha
Tses attaosmme a-. lAsWt comese r.
Weardeosyt srbi us to patei the a Mtelly as gi
to giv atn e tOf tels amdisos e e trivaemos
KPln" so on ocas plqsly l·asetLP em a s nai
pisonet thnhwi, p T e oer mh estlte et Ctbls
haet uoe thme eselted mn, e the w ehttrast
Its bright spell over all the oth e semres of
the mer. Mrs. wartley, In matroalassremity,
sustaits the centre orf e "star," whne Miess
Kate lawson, on theonehand, antlle ttiKatie
alarh, on te other, support, each,. cLints
give their esltmn ee the saktm of this tahsb
Tan Taya -Our confrere, aLter whom this
table has been named, has gieen It seh sen on
tended notiee that our humble efort. in that
lectimon have become unnecessary. WIthout
that "The TilmesFl'i cue of the greatest em
eseste oFate ir. It comblass the twe ds
pemets or the ehssemetala manth usefuln
then rqc oing the anIhu eimae eet ai
punclsh a ainom othe reheshr assatm ise.
In
an lie.8eteiereap
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jsMntiath.iite~tr .t*.
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aora otanto.to ras o albae
W.;:rIseh c
diapmer l adsths$hevsll h ]ltbitth~get
tmwor1 of eutsea.ae be-absra<if
Dm., Iaaths a.,' *w0
masi,.a~e.iedbyapelfbl MJh a bobdaei
etaken ahkedum~sep. taut s. lm . at
In cls~oslnaimutsckpatuls~p1Mer -l
:htI he hashee-ldPt breeqspin
"auadenddear piksfwWl N.adei
and sleseft 1 inied VrSl ; eitte sin
Larts aais eerously made mal bombad'ai..
iss e..aryob.:wbyassthi
Bpdw *oom Iovuur readestaf"o ies., admit
that tiaes emimeat g mawie pesesl~iai,`w.as-t
the. oar reld .1t hel amti oemhs oa. h re~
thsetqir, they hviiiafW a nu A*mat dis b
Ins . f Swn"e~p iti ý t D.. an
te queson that now ~dithidmes, athe *wwop
thishsusatew bits ammto m thinuhsh
At the tite aDrt. tHomier wasArPm .I ntothe
bezilyof. thilbe. besetdieg th uka. this
tha.rdtad heh rgives at- hwis 1,
ake trkte, and I indesasiui, that astbjbg
Is be y toabe amid b sthism atIo
has our zederhti etbmdl n beaiqlabs
rucvud thy fbgah tea i Lm
intthelamm ad expeitbo of DL Usgissesn
the tusatisth*mo iVds h Ulssa
threaess Mfd~·~~rellrmpdbtlss.ol;
A6LI~6~d th ieD.Bgiswsrsvd Into th
Ct e~La Chur~ch ull. ami Id~llr
nrbsted itheia ead heisii~;bt ofth pimrf hi
- ad opth mahs Dlbao:3i.1 h·is *M~ b
takethetm dip a~s dinwnrdhaib
~ahweh~e of Orist
* Wersenenbs 1 oe pevdgala Ilsqra ibse
oJf ~bthisind oseuruia bdoiee Ourlib aeam-~
dqpiehtlipseJ N.u- Cslwaiusoihl
dent trhesame onheim· dr, la~rem with
oat prviu con cert. They we~jre to meet a
shortw time afeor ia e T. Each~ delISede
whatCIt was their mtal~ es0~ aestaiing th
t~ohuagine. bl ju~dbr(:
oT un Zicasirous is~ a wor-ild of ange
3.bh~wrja~ peHh~mpw dm5. Cb.11spo
ib~y~b mktrih. enmmat mbaia miinip~
thaebags me atrc 9 Vmn~tNU'6YSuIE ofrir
as esamasam With the whbhsy
OCtjom'maa m-J.1.,lY rjoC yiRoilsuued.~
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