The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-15

L mere Is u paper puDilSneu III tue
City of New Orleans called The
| Catholic Standard" We never like
to refer to anything 1t says, without
prefacing the quotation with the fol
lowing'paragrapb, kept standing at the
head of that delectable sheet Pub
lished with the appreciation of the
Most Rev. Archbishop BLANC, aud
Sutragau Bishops"
The paper was started by man of
the name of Moorehead, who came out
of Jesuitical establishment in Miss
ouri; and Is pow conducted by an
Irish Catholic.
Here is the piece which, now at
tracts our attention
MARRIAGE OF CLERGYMAN.-The
Act of Parliament under which the
Clergy of the Established Church en-
joy the privilege of marriage, com
monces in this wise
=" Although it were not only better
for the estimation of priests and other
ministers in the Church of God to
live chaste, sole, and separate from
the company of women and the bond
of marriage, but also thereby they
might the better attend to the admin
istration of the Gospel and be less in
tricated and troubled with the charges
of household, being free and unburden-
cd from the care and cost of finding
wife and children, &C."
Our American Clergy are satisfied
with doing well in the language of
st. Paul-tbey leave to the Roman
Clergy the virtue of doing better"
What does the writer mean by /" do
ing better! He would obige us
exeeedly much to give chapter in
explanation and desist his aborative
efforts to prove that the contest for
the next Presidency of our country is
between Mr.. Fremont aud James Blu
chanan. And here let us ask why it
is that what is called the "Indepen-
dent Press Of the city, Is afraid to
combat the iniquitous doctrines spat-
tered out so profusely by this frogs
spawn of q newspaper published in
their midst. Why is it that they do
not fight that doctrine, openly pro-
claimed by the sheet in'question, that
the Catholic Church should have her
portion of the Public School fund of
this State, to educate the nation,
SO that it may make ready for the
depotism with which it is threatened ?
Is it that they are afraid of their pop
ularity Is it that they are ofraid of
being called prosecutors for opinions
sake" We cannot think so. Ifthere be
any true Sentinels on the watch-tower
let them sound the alarm, whilst there
is yet left strength enough in the ma
ton to avert the impending danger
They leave to the Roman Clergy
the virtue of doing better p Pious
people, they; who would in the very
face of nature and everything else to
the contrary, try to make us believe,
that they live life of celebacy. Why
the very Jews from whom they have
the book upon which they build their
wealth aud power to govern the world,
have it fixed in their creed, that their
clergy the Rabbi, shall marry, to pre-
vent the licenciousness, that other
wise follows, as an inevitable conse-
quence; as certain as any fixed law
Of the Universe.
HERE is A SECRET WORTH KNOW
1NG.-William Writ, in letter to his
daughter, thus insists upon the impor-
lance of the small, sweet courtesies of
life. Depend upon it, he is right
He says: 6 want to tell you secret.
The way to make yourself agreeable
to others, is to show that you care for
them. The whole world is like the