Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13

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s. TIE UNITEn SraIEs AND NIExIoo. Tho
la g Nlow York Tribune" after declariag that
tho United States gave Mexico national tri.
Surnph, and slc denied us tho boon Of Maxi.
stailian's life, continues as follows:
4 We feel this more kcenly because of our
treatment of Jefferson, Davis we had a GLASS
Of people here who insisted that war was MOI
comp plete nntiliwc had hanse,l a man---u moor
old 'man.of Y>,.LikcrtIs cajalibals of Ar
yica, tho only fruits. of their victory were the
Wasted bodies, of their eho,hics The clamor
was So loud that seven wise inen bowed their
heads aud Joined init At one time it was
feared that onr triumphant and glorious wars
would be dishohorcd by ii gallows. But the
better sense of the people prevailed. and the
leader OF one Of tlo greatest rebcllions in his.
tory wns set free. How much noblcr in the
eyes Of tic world will America appear. with
Davis free than Mexico with this doad BODY
Tdf All amiable. and unfortunntc Prince. is
Davis living any mote dangerous than Maxi.
lnlian dead? Is America weaker than Mex
leo because of this masnanmity? Rather
does not Maximilian's name reccivc.a glory
from the circumstances Of Ills death which
Davis may have reason to envy? Tie worst
we can do with II Traitor is to make II mur,yr
of him; and Maxmiliun, beroft of crown
'sGcptrc, kingdom, nrmy--nay, even Of his witn
md his native heritage driven from his can
ital conquered aud betrayed, could wish moth
ing more than the ctnnccIto show tile world
thatrho could die like soldier, ana a Prince
Mexico has gained nothing by this execution
MaNi'hiliin would have gona into ,! curitv
She has made him II hero, .Juarcz, wc see
states that. the clamor for the execution Of
Ala%imilan was SO great he could not resist
it. The statesnan who governs hy clamor i,
a coward. Ii Jna .cz ncrinittnl this act
against his better Judgment We layo no usSn
rance that he may not be controlled in greater
emergencies.
IScnEAsE or rus CAruor.lcs. --Th e
I" Prcshytrriap Banncr." of I,ittsbur;r NH
l,shos ,l. c,,,Sw;. :,
=, '.''o'.' S'o"'''S
Wv increase Oh 'ne '''''"n Cathoi'cs''2 the
on''cd states. he Banner l:mcntS thn
fact, and thinks it can not be viewed viii IN.
difference. says
a reference 10 tho con.,s - .,,o 1r,;.,,
lies fnrn;shn, u,n e,,'''.;,, " o''""'c Seat,s-
1889 o,r population WAS 10 SE(, nan ,,f ,,,,;.l,
430 900, VI one twcnty:ninth of the whole,
were tn,.,ah Catholics. In 1910 population
,o ,,. ","',' '""i,''' G"'ho'l's 9boUoo, or
ul,,inn, % ,ni ,aze. p,;c,, " =" ipoo' lpp
0DD mr. nnn. .,or,,,,i, ,,f ,i," :, n'., n"u,
p,nu|oti,n Array -ol p.,,., :, -. ~ -
11O OGn ~. n,,n .,T,,,, - ~, ~ ~, ~
nstmu,din,, .f,ct !. rn,,,,,,', ,i'.. .ii - he
Catholic uonul,tnn : l;f,l; n";s ,,,' !, -,
les itself every len vo,rs 4, ~, ~" a', 0ono
Of incronsc tL,t ..l:,nont - ,n 49,. "'"' '''e
in 1870. will bc ,hnut 49,, Gr,, ~ ,, sN"H''S ~
Surely ,l,is is moi !, circn,nst,n.c !, 'is NV.
dcd with inditlc,nce 11 ~ ~ 'ess''''
Not four scnre ,yc,r, h,, ,
there was nota solitary Roman t!nth,l;. i,;.l
dp III the United .orats, the mist SHt INT Of
Bal,imures having been in-lT9J Now T
sSfehshshopsi ID Bishops or Right Reverends,
81, Nciy R"vctcnds, 1888 priests, T.. thco-
ios;ca' ,s,cn'narics, more tli"n 400 schools
and colleges, with $4,000 pnpils and nc,rly
nooD aan Dn church edifc"s, valued at about s27.,
ooo,ooo, attest not only the growth of Ro
';'ahlsni' hut also its t'cltics for still greater
developments
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. N'n's, nAANri'E--- he F" Mercury
s'a'eS '"at 'hrc' y"uns n"n-of Charleston,