The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

Civ penny unless accompanied by penny worth of
tous TAX There somehiog sour IN their principles az
well their faces and looking for the wine and oil
before Visiting the poor, they seem 70 have taken
down the vinegar and red pepper by mistake Il
they were their poor clients 10 dinner the bill Of
fare would read folo~sA nice large cold shoulder,
fun allowance Of humble pie, and plentiful draugnts of
the wine Of conjunction These people help poor
| woman without throwing her drunken husoand in her
face they never Assist poor Old man without graf Nc
every spot IN his moral epderms with a. hv,
Ignorance and superstition, aud in short they graft
favor without destroying ali il genial effects by the
gracious msnner in which 70 granted l wondsr at
times these people would go the poor
II they could get anybody else They oohsitu
ioDa bores with acquired flavor OF tho pharisee;
they self righteous, Of and very fastdous
about any that does not look ctean and smell pleasant
y in Their delicate nos,ris. The poor get from them what
they can and feel neither gratitude respect for the
gvers There other persons, OF world often
who have freshness and q 6ifectness shout them that
quickly interests the poor. They arc natural their
| manner Of acting and speaking. They come evidently
TO something Tor inc good OF those whom they VISIT
nnv ,ber name the moor th.v do Il w,sSon hspnes
srectatlon and there unconscious good naured
twinkle of the eve, smile aging about ths lips kindly
bestness the sbet deprves their reprooi OF ts
sting These the right OF people talk
10 the poor and the unfortunate They have far
Little bad boys will listen N them Rtenvey as long
they msy please to talk TO them Little boys are
offended ~ the severity of their words; they
their face lighted up with kindness, aud they tell
from the OF their voices that wever angry they
NAV seem 10 be- there Is no hatred harshness Coz
tempt for The their hearts Natural instinct
recognizes the presence Of ne nature and easily
h1eCtatOn counterfeit
thai bun fsrmar or s.afarn. na can s,.i ~, =; h;s
manifest tones 10 baby and make friends With IL a ars
sight, and much m,der attempting TO do out Of
in IT'S nurses bosomY Why viii one man who really loves
coss cause mastir 10 c,me straight to him by carug
who spuflas noor tellow and ssmnts ~ $500 nm
the animal stien every We in body
sbos every tooth In biz head say, an unmistaka
BILE prov on had better keen wnv ~ Won know what
good for you Babies and dogs can tell who really
70 serve Their own nnySose n In n,tv that
the second class OF persons 7 have snoken of do
not visit the poor more freouentIv and Leave aoms NJ
their sunshine in the I'm mh,e dvelna. and that the
first class do not stay to moraize and freeze AT
what has heep said nj ,,as r,,h 60, soro.
TO asr cations Tor ameloratino The moral and
OF the poor and the Young do not now sneak
of reformstn,y institutions b,t Iii -.ta - ,S p
Nv yho srs ,n SIs ~ se,eh 70 anem
~ and 10 DO 40 raonslv will nScon.cion.,v ;n,arns
others in behsH nj the,r neodv ne;chnc.s naS 80
A. thus asssted nv snontaneoy. @ ue poo'
ration No o,end sch,m. NO aY,sndno NJ, 80 90 .
voepce even aided BY public moneys. can ever do for
tbs hrn.S, NJ the noor rba, ,s done M ~. .r,.r
tons vbirh Ion m ,bemss,ves natm,av and nisan,I T.;
connection WITH church or SUNDAY school fsy Of
ss, w. ",, ~ ni 80, =; e ,, w vi aseoea.e ~ 90
Support f their famss ladies' .ne viii se or sna
- ~ .. en a''e, ia",ee ~uo "ih sew snu ooa|-
@ oo.ps or tne Or aul ouhoay scnoo tescnsrs
anu o.nes ~n9 VIII wacn over tne children connected
nps arc esIse VI a.eups NJ tne oiunAry rea wants
@ or ,ns.ruc.g sne ignorant,
co. visiting 'he fcs ana puryng the oeao, Will readily
s rom ous , VI Nne ~ "hSm anu "nsre mere Is
S'I 1na aone persors so are kno sn, ana
9ohe % am olesses potn nem sna give
the family relations nor help the poor if may so speak,
WIN suopg nahd fefhaps the best form or assoca-
chocs sG 81 40 p Sno"n among
badly The largest benevolent association in the world for
ex N every quarter OF The globe where the Catholic
cnnreh Is Known t is eminently qualned to meet tue
~Ahm y. pe'pe 10 IN country, ana sincereiy nope
ne gay u pot lar ost.ht wnep conference OF the ST.
Nnceps oe hsols society WIN exist IN connection with
81 vu a'ge Si'se sooees formed OF persons VINO are no
1anocs, ana WHO yet pusy themselves increasingly Win
80 nhe1I i"" IT, nnoIo esPeSany .ncss Hup nASe
@ % ahere are TWO casses OF persous Goa
,on. T soc,ses o, 'n,s ka one ceass,s OF pro-
] WY 10 Sa.u upon W oon.I unus or tee
le,e' ., she poor anu %oo, ss general .ng know or
Sn ~. ,0 soo, .ne .oo,ey .uau VIVA. tney ,eArn
" VIC pr ~ W WON .ne5 give ,ns'r coh'riou'loo.
,S ~, 80 NC $3.50 qua ... ~. ope, oonueoeo
80 ~. n ~ a,ti ~ sua .. 10 voJeoe ~ W res
Tie hassp o. ho ,,d th ' 1890 er os. VI
wish The NOR At sheir bomes ond di,,thu,
AZ their discretion among ,hn TIA, aoas
c.ss fail MAJ 90, .,ueo., 'ne ,,,t ne soSoa'
~ copcli.i. IN. r.sne or acson or ~ me
Catholic Ioor amorr whom thew visit Reasons i Thev
always spage 10 place themselves in open or coyert
sntscopism 10 the Catholic cburob and clergy of
the Iepbborhood g. They use their Charitable means
for ,bs nnse or rocrun1 sunsau and r.oo
schools from among NOR Catholic children 2 Tnev in
dpge in remarka oensive m tbe religion and the ma
t,ona;,v or ,hs oo Aon bo ,ho is;t 'n MA ma
a,e connected more or .ss onenv with large sociec
wbose object po,oriou.v In proselytsm s. Tney use
every endeayor 10 sever family ties 70 break up the
home It's inmates wherever and When
ever thew can do IT, p Institutions under the control of
the public AUTHORITIES or of private alleged benevolent as
sociatops They oppse and defeat the efforts OF be-.
neyoe mt Catholic or they re-
fuse to CO operate with them or resoutey ignore them
T. They often press upon acceptance of the poor uo
authorized versions Of the Scripture books and tracts Of
ensive religious belief their sense OF good
tsse. Were they Conduct their operations on more
liberal PLAN conpe themselves to tue alley alton OF
physical suffering, they would certainly do more
TO check the increase Of depravity in our midst than
they can ever hone to accomplish by making
Charity an engine OF proselyiism Tnsy would aso
probably better meet the views Of tho cnmn,,nitv NJ
ia, &c who make them the amopers Of their honntv
One of the reoroaches broupht against the Catholic
church this country s that She places her in
state Of isolation from the reG of the community n ia
asserted that we ought in ali social and noa, matters
TO act as American ctjzens that we love the country
We ought to stand like brothers sid by side smoy and
naturally as our fathers Cabocs and Pnritans Fnisco
psans and Dssentcs stood on tho field where our com
mon liberties were commenced from tho oomn,on onnrove
or Let Americans of the first class mentioned who wish
10 act uuon their own iudoment ond .ra no inov