Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

tes'anls and Torres. from whom he necessarily differed
widsi, on mosi 81 TIE qursiien~ that divide 'fant'u t.. was
siuhiuslY ,huracieu-fc If ls Disposition. The lic D..
-. in~rence. Protestant Bishop Of '"'k, m handing
LIN a subscription o. lis Poo S,li"nl. saId. w Yell, Mr..
Naihew. as ! cam = make iht-c children ifni'st IT'S. |
have 80 doubt Lui iiai goa Will make them good Caih"-
hes Ia The l,adirg seminar, If The south 81 irclnud,
established is Mr "ilaubiu AID DR. Potter, who have
done 80 much 10 raise TIE standard Of cdu'aii"u in Mum
SER. Mr. Mathew WIS invited many wears since io give
In.ifuciiDn 10 the tathullc pupils. IS discharge # that
81 life IL scdnlousiy ireuiraied into the minds of his
yeuur hearers The great principles 81 clariN and iolefa-
ton 81 opinions IL SOUGHT To- raise iieir minds above
patty feelings and infused in'o their hearts a concll'Aiory
split From few 81 is souug hearers could the l's-cns
tausit them iy thai nolle-nii"aed man he ever clliief-
aicd
H. hcpi nincf alo~e'ier hrr Politics. lie hns not hccn
known ~ iakr any public part ~ political manifestations,
nor did questions ,Ariusnrs oilhai nature a'Iact b. ai-
ieu'ion iu pu,aic. Judgiug by is personal character, he
J.. "iierti unhr'd i"r pars warfare lie = Tar too
constitutions 20 lecamc 70 Iarizan, ard he Is 10" calm
and ren-idt ra'c frr ile violence ilai political excitement
H. ilu.c DAYS. trfrc the advent Of icciolalism, Mr..
Mtii,w WINS noticeable for uau, good religions works,
on "a lar-e scale When laleui. il'nrel'rs. although They
neccsasrl, dNiudlr ~ comparison with hls onslaught
against drntlenu,ss. Tho Josrpiian SOCIETY Was rslab-
li.hcd al io-'crod ~ de- Ii- ral,,uasc II WAS comros-
al prirtif ally of'curg men II t,I"rblc Stallion ~ h!r,
ard u.s. oilefi vas The ,isiiHfIon 81 tie si'k- liz members
went shoui iu ~ al Iarttss. ard Is nlrisi'itis Ia Putt
nj a. well 49, bodily wants. flaii'd M 'idluafl ,onso-
isunn 10 ilt iati'rn and destitute sui lis ct BORROW aud
Hf'rfs N' iffA tIH It"N't ~ '' 'F' - 'F'
seL .fd .ir.-ihcv h.rded such help - ilen finances
admitted L, finsc ilai would hive starved IN their gar
rci- Lat fer ihcir elaii'ahlc n,>siantc-ilcy uii'n lrouglt
under Tie ryrs 81 the benz ,nleui casss ct deserving
ih,uuh unfortunate families. The ,riuous members 81
tin sutieiY discharged all those duties. with the ,Ncpp-
tiru 81 uni~iug, which The SISTERS 81 Chati'y undertake.
fhcs might IT, appropriately c'li'd y oihsiS ct 'inriy
lf.ugh Ia observe lint lie mcuitis were louud 10y no
yuw-that tho, were la,men, Engaged IN Tie ordinary
a,o,niiuu~ 81 HE. distinguished from iho'I r%tigiboIs. not
l., am, cte'esta.ucal 'ank - t%ecirinc. hui l., greater ii
ely and zcal IA the performance 81 good works. Nheth-
- Mr.. Mathew WIS iie originator IL lis admirable soci,-
Is D. mol as efianed II = believed that hr waS. lui It IS
ahsoiu'.is crifain that lc WAS ~ presiding spirit; and
ihni % mania nod rs csi>'rrce chiefly through his sled
last sultmii. lie went about Wnh Tie J%osephiaus lia-
sell aud instructed iirm Ly It~ own powerful cAansIie IN
the best mode # administering the consultations they
sought 10 ~ lHti.
female roor school was also attacked to his iriary.
IL was NOT satisfied with PEI fuimirg iaItLfuli, The iunc-
upuso f ls cl,ttal licr-ihc .ducaion Of children oh
tanned lis zcal"ns ateuli,n Time ,rsfc hsee oideT fr-
aus ~ Cnt oe q jar 'ereTscate AeR hGt 10 wLica M
..afttr was areshci. bal to nome IT them were united
i"ol~ i'rtl. ioor lie established one 'ias'lA 'oJ',n-
~. l~-.laf,l ara obtained the support of lie otcol the
Rnnn Catholic ladies, who by 'uns discharged ilr dn.
Ii. watshtul rceasl fr the interests orthc poor did not
tt-t here. Thou Grecnt .u'efmeni became an oiJret oi
ttistafr. sour s,a1- .iurs.G principal sra,,,aai. IL
talh wee, corn,',3ctliel, vi,llc Protestant Ciut,l.
IS TAT fiuuftl' s"t, offence was offered Ia the Gath
eitr Cierry 'n sttnc orca~nn~ wiic pta, M over ,tr
deed = Suitable place at burial Tor Roman Catholics
vas much wanted, tui none Interested themselves IN pro-
cutits q \ very llge holatleal garden lay - lie
,oi!. 81 Curt. Il coutHil,d several atr,~. nd Wa ~
f.. sullr piece e. efaund, in the ceutfc 81 which Na~ Il lar-c
embossed gafGsu, vi ere the tatiucs 81 the collection Were
kept. This garden laI ilm,ily belonged Ia ils kola
/, Cotk Institution, ~ ii'h, alter giants had been Ia,,shcd
upon -. i,i Ca tic : uttd amidst The dsglucsiui mdIior-
en,e oiihe public. Nj Mathew purchased II for c'mc-
ttty. and u now isrnS one IL ilc .lion>' Of Cork. II y
iu,n1fufilt re lanl>omt>t L.tial e,ound IA iroland-
n Is on The iui@, - scale. and - nn.qH'ilri i"f HE nnn-
her aui beauty 81 rs ornaments. Some 81 Tie wcaiiinesi
eiuxens have purchased ground il,,fc, and monument
.irl~As. >o'ise "fns. aud several tablets meet ihe = d"
all directions. Cypress, IauIth. and Towering s,fu > are
i~a-teiuiiy lis,ted IT Intervals, and gravel walks n"ve'se
+, ~ ra.t- al thc enclosure. \ ,or, large space ofgrune
has hcrn appropriated - Tie poor.
81 Tie Eru,an Catholic ,huI,l,s Il Coik were very I'M
+ worthy isnI lr~ Tor 80 wealthy and religious "a commune
/. ~. AoiiIus could te palmer, ctcn 10 mtaercrcsS. than
iic character "t tLcir eAicfral ana internal aicst''ein'e
.md. with tie ,Ncs ptiou os tie altais. Hey were as En.
f. doucl Is DlSs,ttpg Clapels. itsidss, they Were no
: itge enough Ter tie thiongirg congregations that fi,,
- than. Mont Ten N,ais su,e. = pretty genera! icvitr.
r arose amongst the tooltsasii,s If Cork that some chor
n should h., made To- Obtain handsome cnitccs. Cuk - dl
r. vidcd Is itr Catholic Church INTO three enormous par
- i-hcs. ihr talh'tfuI Is SITUATED n ihc N'fli'In DiNt
, sior-ii VS. luiit urdcr the ansVitcs oi the ii-ltr. au'
. cost n Yer, large srm of money. Outside II J. Ilau an'
,ulgir bui Inside. II j. dceoratcd Iro',soiy with carve
r. Woodwork Of "a aHon-rcl Goiiic character. II seems tha
- Tie rshrp had also resolved To erect Il elaprl of ,asca
n The eastern extremity Of lis parish. Where II : Wuci
var',I. auA. just 20 the = ARE Tine, tie Domini,at ] II
r. ar-. residing "a tic same parish bad Determined 10 al
:, ihc aid 81 he rifzcn> n Lelpius them 10 lmld q >larion
= church Nr thor ofier. itvaS ihonsht thai the Catholic
:. could rot well af.fd - Iaisc two new chutthcS al tn
sauc iur. rs ia these da,s the citizens bad heavy con
I, uilniians 10 mike 10 the Chalora iuuc-. and Tho siiiir
= ioitaeal az iatt y sorsf gren NJ ,u Tie relum iHI. Tie IL
4. peal motsmrut. aud th~ Aull-1 iilr crusade. VI lslc ma
a. ~ doubted the righteousness of Tie Bishop and the Dom
!, iultan~. buih a|lltalrg a; the sane int % TIE citizens
,r anl ,u4eesf,d ilai The latter should gi,c Way to isrll ~
r ptlor. lvli 10 tmsl rcsoluiply dctln'd.l ai The tu'hoiir
y. were stsfle3h ~ the announcement HAT Mr.. Mathew al
s., had resolved 20 com m,uec q row chapel. for vhic
+. Itn. reisouS hadle tim ltgc do aiior>, Int fs III
- etstiien 90 Which d. Should rqnirc Tie hlers! ai Of i
=, ,r1.u~' " better proei can be- given 81 how much :,
oal Influence he possessed than The statement Of ,i