The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume], March 07, 1869, Morning, Page 4, Image 4

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- e _tl~sre'tttrtlitlt Caih olia than -rrbe t
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vittiouuiby the ho
reat co.elt  w in . mone .an
abs rdhptte p bl-.:ta, bo are
bt- aIf Proteaeu are sala8 with the o
e li slehool sy m as it exists, we haveno
_ disPotu1it to interf;er profided justice is
" done i tm -by th."alloarsame of a ratable
y" proportion of the inheiutd. As long as
AD cipate. rT.,,! iowe, urged
son ,s that the plan prepoied wodld destroy
Sth aity o the .system. That Creul hnas
not followed Aiie dOptioR in. lnr"ia, Ans
trial FAice, 'gland and Canada. Why
should we not be able to accomplish what
has been so atlfatertia aseesmplitbed in
the most elightmeds eouatriei. f Europe
of The truth is, tbre c# e beno reason assign
Is- ed for disrepIarsa the unanimous wishes
ofthe Ciio6lic jlAttiO ,of ti feOantry,
except a desire to remove-Catholic children
Ss.iteh 'ris poaible flrom the infeuanee of
Catli ed't hes 4ma tmn
SV [ bhispki judgig fr; tde.,terpt
nd fm a the astele inde Q eoQn~idet, As
rasn we have no disppgitipp tqyuqt 1
- anuy, ne's private condlct, .we will neve
asthesit -o a -system by .wldahl r !he et
ifhd dii,: et" i. bop`, oems x ta i be ,
convert 1if*tq at :ibpptterish _ "6 Qproe
mote the !is of Protesai a r te,
tallige is .taku o a dmtdi w.e &tarsnth
of Catholic children in the -iraso se-' "
Sgbelolpd cad laugh p ,ek para
Sand pastors. o
' Toe prposteronaeeoation that we op
pots poputiir education'beea caui~.:;.~h o
's s 5iteni of pulifl -
-schools, will not deter us from tleperfrrm. t
ance of ..pbli9 duty, .nor wi tli be e
we scarcely think it is believed by the o
writer, of the article -re are crttleising,
e thongh we may not be able to measure the -'
e profound depths of his ignorance or the in- ti
tensity of Iris prejudice, e 'he truth is, we
Shad ir-pposed the class of men to which the p
writer of the artiele in the (Jristia Adro- I
oQ. o evt en ~liy " nA..6i lial.kpassed away,
but the -vigarit~y of the termi used, and
the vemnom aested througitout t.e i-rtl
Ie p1 the umpleasant conviction that
pone, at. et- of hat primitive "lass ofI 
aignordui ofielt riderS 5til therd v in the
Meteodtist Conthrenceof LouIslpaa. -
Ta. FE xm n.-So ample Ad volmami.
sos haroe been the datails pubg ahet alt a
,tft Isft -Tst., that we doc, .o tndertahie a
ta uat the g lcatati-at this la*s 4ate. a
. en we adshl have bsoanmneae ol r dalyt U
lamue, the (gai oystfe ithrs brIesd a116
tha waved a ir.4. 6 said 1ho. a it se
on of tbizp bat asam ssaani o s isse AS
o flag
dD1D O? ~bi b~i~ ;~lle~~··l~i~3t/~ij e_
S With a singular Ttr 4ha ehasl
:wht beis .: t
aqI ,a te itW3seAt g the
of leasfertooa.g tsi l y, ..
e .A he-- h ! Does th e W da. ,ealkf
. suppose'r a moment that CatloliHlty 1ast
- hose In Mexco Ir Thro reIa 1*q44 a I
;a- othtea Csirisuiar contry lwtld whea t
the ýhlrch is as littlet 14 . .smuch i
heampered n and restrict d' prsope ez
e as of it! powers t o the,,b
no. Prb2te-rian really knosa.ythIag of e.ok
M sabjeets, it ought to know tih the,eontrol I
ai of the Pope in thi t untry s p riuwy is
at alCnat nominal ThisIt :I W itolea the 1
4, nature ofthe Indian opulatieo.-i ewre
e- eve tractable nnderthe inn enc o.f- the ,
s o P alMisaioaneali andowapidly advanog a o
i, tothat humble faith .ando ~here piety "of
ed which they still bow .ach interesting I
a- .ie. Bat enepMies .U.otte l4rlrtook 1
ol ntrol of the Govenramena . They weroeq i
as Protestantoindeed, bit's moe t not be 1or
LU- gotter that the ChuIra paoia vO Waey ioen e i
y woeat nob Protestantsd te. Canhelneo. t
at rebellious mons, bandilgth&menilves togeth- I
in dr wtiaecrh foc hy tia, rolnq againtrst an- 1
i- tsajaieosia in point of pFatht-h ame the
en miat fi midable end l~netatmte ennial d
y, wI o~uein e Th G q a.tq elIQeU he tr,
Lan goa are nohthe an urch bave .a lre t..
of into arsrotiea n aed *bich Use C
e, o Ualgbhee show his We wave C
i udiie snh' iraa dits, Tf r.it be a
4s ot a a a"suetayxieans whit isdig a-kl no ia
tlftr Prot.cateit.. , ma i? , ~a ' s
a Nothingar inar. It is rather amusing to 4
Snot the qaiet tnasnipe tým by Protsent
.- writers of-t. .Cfithitt tha s n. ldn e h Pro
r, testan t, w t Pr i.evidcn i lt Proe~1nant
6 iam]iaa kxetthemhold on popular sympathies "
which it once had, ant is a i -sinki ng
out of sight In thu wqrld of ioiliho u iin
SThe con cluding elau* e of thcls TH as
dtor ec o i....sish.... o •n - .W
n'as z le(- a1a easlT whlft i die tisjtays td
tfor hencuctiou oL' I'nr'testat 9ipdretn, e6ms8 4
to alzlonit 1 a Itmot i to a w teakn,,n.
- nDoes the Pquibytberia 'Aei n thbat the C
holic sehoolsofeitlhitrownsvillse or -ew
r Orleants are not intended for the ducation re
iof Catsolios children o There are in the pa- ti
Sr'ochial ichools ofthis, city anearly seven 1
thousand children, maong whom there lire
not probably one hundred o Protestaute- ac
perhaps not ten. sI the policy ditfe'out
At hny rate, Catholics do ot call on the tic
govrnment for the eclatsivd support oft
their schools to e_ efleacs to thie agee
t ioham eaItl t Owardts Protmtant dchildren.
ao Cathoeighboren Ias Tres ion it. -side?
Is oat tae public school system so violently
adtrehsad by tcheiPeotentant ~neg and Pth o
Pit alobily tboe "Pnioat anrt kostw it to ce
be their boat auxitary in gah"ijag access the
B er is thi bid to Catholie polinti Jff ee i
edetin for toeir oa .l, but ,p afme- bar
tioate seal w ich weald quo-tl;ry di tif sea
t is e scab ols weat ha be dt er Catho- era
IIniall ofesiuH. ho
e r .t +adevota _ of thu. Oeleb. to the
If Psbytel ians 'el 1think Mexico a
eie s, s thmlves xl -
ýýi littilleMM I
a et
its proetensi -s uasý t t laue t toi"
eaaas$ th b ra.s l i h
aeW tse E soo i· ". e ii iii it,1
usg rasl othat m indt esgerle at =tilthopri
" t hense of deh.t ean s ate chfla r u ren o t
I vrtine Cath laoi I ied U, hO anthokoat'
eo1 net the r o't lidee hlat get _bt, fh
ore t;. ods fahethaer .s s " o
Sreal protest agelnatie ega t mtin tori
l of the Church. It wean. e chaildten of
in Catholic inenc and sohroes Cathoim , t
rol Now there is no doubt tat geat ePo
Si testants would rather have aa of no s-reo
Sligion at all than Catholic. If . -Is ztbt ng
sO io -tellgion,-they conslder t t as so mucho
ohe gaired. Thy hive a betr chance of get
td s hium than it he-w a Cathoi o, and
tof een if they don't -ooeed, at least Catho
jii oilty has boat bim./RW e do not hero pro
ok pose to diseuss ether' this i 'right or
WBIrong; we y, y nt.the acOt that Pro.
)t- tisn rider as a. gain whatever
ie C"?e10te/os60 Zuiowing full, well tlpao
SCatholicr.th must lose by the absence of all
Ib- Infl in schools, Protestantism, there
fTC- fpre adly 'tuopts the godless system of
u p c schools, as a real anziliau of its own
he , and-the next best tbhing to its own
I direct control.
Itts singular thatsa seoc esing Chle
o tianity shquld prefer.l uii Catb oli
lie -. ' Is .s... aba. s- ald lytself
_ Chriate agrite wMe. a- o have nit the time.
4e or Itri ar  etoe t e ta ameritof con
troverted questionseof faith, may well pon
, deri these thiog, ad judge untfavorably
Ui of pretensions to loyalty which bring forth
ra such opeq.alliances with undisguised trea
to son.,
nt git any rate, we may hope that an.a n
o lightened Ctestol anli4 Rflf i.Ptot tart t
t public refase to be any longer  ade
n use to-sibebarve sectarian -pirposes, no
i, under wbat. specious prten. . We
rave great confidence that it will see
throng the C illoegiae eaegernee of Protest
Sant sects. to secure theirown private ends, I t
whil 'crathol e 4ni n r o
re the repotjlicinaaeesseity of popular edeca
s tion.
S If a disinterested public will observe
careftlly, it will And that.Catholice are.the a
Sreal frind s of popular education -that a
t they are educating mor,chhlldren with lfoes
means, usdder greatet didiculties and with a
more success than the boastful sects that
accuse then of furcori mental darkness.
it It will nd Catholicity to be the real pro- r
moter both'of republicanism andof educa
Stion, and it will then decline to tax its
membersin support of a system cuoningly ~
devised and tenacionuly sustalned in lhn-.
tility to their Chaurch and in pervipr on of
their faith..
! CONOJRT A' TBE JasUITs' CoRURCI.-W. h
call the attention of our rtadci 44' theci . Tj
Scert elsewhere advertied, to teke9phthe at gr
Sthe Jesul*' Church Qit the evtling of the ab
F Iil'1 lest. Proprietmy*sg eirs will hove
R until the timeelndicatd 4)pse netleeto so. -ul
barer thotuitor tieThoeaoeto, alter whieh te la
F pests will be disposed of/to thb public gun- Il
erally. This magnfiac7dt musical treat will! rik
be siven to .14 d the fuifo r etbunudig a'
Spring HIRl College.> p, - qa
S an memboinbe rs'te ti. l
We..
proves the
s1al1 ratified, but bas=n
'PP residet othere wfore Utefat_
uth . t-afoio e fe -le
wgin hig gletfly, lest '
Sa piematurely. : .E .
This I. then a O"ptof i hlrpe .
M monarchies f ese ptslicey pnou r: o
t the Csar, -on uthei; f t vatds .igi1
ro- subjects fetes. acid. a W
revel in joy, while 'o .ettree t-Pit iti
eg n makea us thae nlle t
ty riddle to- gaas at ti -. o . ,
As to the general I~ent
tion, bo ever,, the
1- could pot well: be smore
offocy, be says, "lu ,aqom s ape.
or I - "ommenee its - dutes
m. Therefore carlylims asil s
rer relations are to be alike l e e
ati are all tiaomels. Wn ibe1leye .
all Grant means ell thi-,that Ii.
- President of the whole Unite
of that be l flo,bas. d ta.
" the oath,'hhe s ysa 'without metao l
a hrate o, aon With ira e adehl t w,ý1 -
to the best of may aiit,ahtO hat i resgeis
Is- of me." There- can be 1i9 qis
tone of -such language,' ,~ip a
e an no one cad 4libf " tidi when l
"I accqpt the respAppqucj b qtti'
Swithout feart . Thea esly.W questioon
be carry out th-e 4tl bpropoaesY 1
hi' s party fol1Fw ia. the road'ofi h.±a
and patriotsamr dii l an,-whav-ir t h.B
without his partyGenGran
., There are three or fa points npp wM
oi the Prealdent's.liaaugurr , propoes- 9. a
ie shadows a deoided policy. - The ladas'
io come in for a favorible and indtilgent np
e tide. There neto ofwar and etmssu
nation in the lIng at*eiediau thefr
t be they are spokez o a s qgigmns-jal
tors iand future ciOs of this eou ,.
Their claims ar ellae1 afr e 1&
irapT allusiono thehibistory I
a more forbearibg poliy in our relatl
Swith .hem is intimated for the fut& if
Gen. Grant carries out the magna as
0 and conservative views in the i rig 4l, th0
it seems to -actate him now, he t -i"iS
h and receive the applause of al-.good men.
t He is not so poeaceably ineled, howevert
towards more powerhful opp ents, andb1
remarks ahout foreign relations are equally
short and suggbstve. TWfie i fa pri
native and foreign hemr citizens in MellF
rights, wherever " tei flst of our igg
Sfiloata." Thea be 41., "1Lwouldresphe&
; Erghts of all asdioftH, end dtmand eqvpt t*
speet for our np6 If others; £q a4
- this rule, in that dealngs* witbes, wP*t5i'
a he boonpelled to follaw their praoqdatA
- This lest ezprwessle has a verb aiganiaue
grew! abop it. Is hoi (sea. asQMstaiy
be pat down as a htesiMi hsee
There is one point upon whbch we ga
admire the ct uat te willh the iRM**
zal eone A-theghi ,wme weeive that it Is
rie rslong with fhe wmeml esuneinaiom is
fvoer of honesty, eceienasy, honorable 5a
quittal of all debts, sesarity of pqgog
Psoperty, etc.
Gun. Grant says that h wil, on OuIeski,
use the veto power, sa te. adds,' b;
ASS. LAWs will bi &ith y elgeuteed, 'I*'
This is yleli usa a j yb &
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