The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-16
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Hofcr's reverence for the church made him
give respectful reception to Father Donay.
VINO, while supper was preparing, drew him
loto the gallery, running round tho first floor Of
the house, and there talked to him long and
earnestly.
as the soup nearly ready, mother ?" ~id
Theresa irupatientlv.
Nearly, child"
"Then | shall call them in. for il will be
quite rcady by the time they are seated. and I
'on't Ike that priest t' talk to my father. He's
a bad one -
"Ilu.h. child
".ic IS, mother, can tell you-Fs,kst :
uppc7's ready"
uofer c.ine in, looking gloomy, and began
nlac,nc hus boots sayinx his feet had swollen.
Theresa drew off his boots, and tenierlv chafed
lis ankles. There was a subdued, glitterin,
ight IN the priests stealthy eve.
Thou hast lost thy relish. NAV he. Apderl.
or taun'ry bread and cha.sc, said Anna, ~nil-
ng.
when | do. I hope the first mcuthful OF
will choke me, returned the Sandwirth,
'eheTneatiy, cutting sp the loaf IN huge sill
'eS.
'CinJinnltus returned To his plough" ob.
erysd Father Donsy ironically.
II don't know aught Of Saint Sena'us." re-
marked Agna, after moments thought, ''is
4e N our calendar. father T"
No my good w'man-no, daughter, no--A
100 X man
Tho g 10 ssy a good Catholic, surpose, +"
aid AIMS: but the priest did not answer her
nj mouth was full Of SOUP.
liofer ,o,ld not get on with hi. bread and
he-se. lie sank sorrowfully back in his chair,
md covered ais face with hi hspi.
k courage. son" .sid Father Donav.
consider what uohle sArr,tce thou art about
. u-ks-'
What s.criicei" cried Aana hastily.
The sacrifice of his will daughter the
,ardc't sacrifice msp or woman "an make"
"Somcthisg more than that :" groaned Ho-
"Wn,t's 'aat2" cried Anna. sharply. Your
viii was Assays good ope-why shosld you
give it up;'
For the good Of all-Ilist, dear, these are
,ot women's affiirs-"
No, no, better change the subject, said
Father Donay-'Tsil me the meaning Of those
argets on the ~aA'
BOYS playthings, n old, father. said Eio-
er, sadly. Dangerous unes, too"
During Father Douav'S short stay at an Sand,
lie never ceased urIing "a his host the impera.
live duty. as a Christian patrict, Of sacrificing
his esn views interests, and s-fstv, to the sJie
y ot his Courtrymcn: and even to p ace himself
n the hands Of General Drou-t.
Rcrulus could not have been mora -illiun
h." ilurcr was TO devote himself fur the com.
non cause: and, With hi, Judgment obscured
" Jesui ical casuis rv. he drew no a proclama-
ion 10 his coun.rymen advising tbcm to Law
iewr trcir arms, and consider their cause as
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The pr clsmaton was received with despair
" Sl",kaaeher; with disgust " a Tyrolcss
L .Hf .I, 4
Sterz NJ. whittier b. had sccampanied Father
Don.v, and where the un'ertunaf. rrorl,,na-
ION had been pcnrcA hnrlr -anons.-ited with
lirr, anl declared his convection that the doc,r.
men which contained rho intelligence Of the
Je-ce VAS = forgery. II,fcr was corTou, led
,ua hnstc7cd home to r--d,-est hrs thoughts
rhile Ko'h proceeded iniu-trousiv to spread
he iryrassiea Of the f~-;crv -mong tho other
'hiefs.
Speckbacher and Rudelf -.rc at a.a Sad,
uputian;y awaiting him.
NV friend, wbs' = This you have done ?"
'sii Sraokhachsr "You have given heldncss
were ready 10 die for ;he,r country. T. matters
little, whether We aud ou- we.pon-brother. live
few wears longer, but II matters good deal
whether their descendants generation after gen.
era lion, shall be frecmrn or slaves. You saw.
We canuot maintain var acs,ust the invinriple
f.rces or Napoleon VINO made them So. prav?
IN the mnjatity of instances We have not fisni
hem iuvincibie, ps long ~ We had powIlcr and
,ulle's. Entirely abandoned by Austria. -
shy, ~ we have been all tho summer. but what
success we have bad! A power of a superi0
order guides the footsteps OF Napoleon oh
Hofer, Hofcr. that you shsuld write that. II
smacks Of Father DOnay certainly. III Is the
immutabe decree Of Divine Providence which
Ia,ilng NiRtnriaa anl rho A. ,nlitipu nf gtataa
DOubticss IL is in large way Of speaking; but
Divine Providence takes into account the ac-
items Of men possessed Of free will il those wills
are bent on freeing the land, under the blessing
Of God, from its enemies, doubtless il u1R be
fresd.'
"speckbaCher, YOU make my heart burn"
"Let it burn, Anderl. Take up your pen and
write something bctier-something that will
rejoice u.s."
~ hoped to do this from the first bnt feared
to bring the blood of nv countrvmen on nv
heGd-"
"Yuur countrymcn are ready to she'd it.
not on your head. Your cause Is the cause Of
all"
"You are sure am justified"
&C. rraiR. Write
llo'er sat down, flushing deeply, and wrote
quickly. The next day the following procla-
s,ioR was dispHrse smong the Tyrolee. Many
Sept over II, many r'iUCcd.
~ felt inclined O lay down my arms, pre-,
vailed upon hv mol whom considered friends
to nv country, but who as now have reason
20 suppose are is enemies; therefore call on
render to the encmv. We should soon seo the
youth OF the TyrcI draryal sway from their
homes, our churches and conyents DESTROYED
divine worship abolished. and ourselves over.
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