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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
9ie Gataitropbe in Gplnnbus. Nhin.

sStr neleeten IN unierer Sreitags Drummer
tele8rdpbIfA ben 9ranp Der central Sryen.
@nitalt Sblp's in Columbus. Die udteren
0etatls limo mad ben Cincinnati 8plfsfr."
Splaenbe:
Die Central : SrrenanHalt purre in ter
8pnnerfta9S Naht pplfpmmen serftDrt. Ods
Seaer brad In ben nDrpllden Shlafiim.
merl tes ptlthen5 ligels aus unb tpurbe I'm.
9efdtr UNI 9 ubr entpedt.
Gs mar Recommendations fir bic Yefpb
fter ure 8iele batten iiH In her gpnserttatte
%perlanmelt. Der @larm fpurheppm Seuer.
rtaitpnstaufe teiesrapbirt unp baS eanie %.
partentent MAJ ian duaenblidlth auf benz
9Iase. Die Sldmnen breiteten ii6 iebr raid,
aus Ine es purfe 9letd pamit Der @nfana
9frnaGt, BITE geppbner 3u retten. Sn Der
8erptrrlng tainen feds Yerfonen in ben
Slantrttn I'm rber tpurpet BON Hdudbe err
ltft. Die 8Srper purpen burh bic raitlple>
Hen anltrengunaen eerettet, aber bic Yerfc>
men. ipelhe ite berausbpiten, ipurben tart Ser,
leet. IS fdien eintse Belt, ais cb tas gBaf,
fer, ipfldpea aus ben Gtiternen sepumpt muir
uf, pte SIammenperbrrttuns dufuielte, abr
uil betihape 10 ubr iparen lie ausaeldopft. |
Die S3eie nm bteie 3eit iiberlteiot ieee gep
ldSretbuna. Mdn bfeilte li6, bic entiesten |
efippFnsr aus rem brennenpen @ebdupe su
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

brtn9en; Der aan3c bflt6e TlaaeI fdub nun
N Is l1ihmelt, burh ipelde glniqe sGn ttyelt
Spldf-Nnefre BON iBren &r1ntentetten fd-
men; alieere pHrren aus Senltern g~erettft
uro lttlriten gum S6pre. Manner iArietn
uno ttursteh spn rtnent 9l1ee sum anperen,
ilu9cn Mleuble5 upb l@leuoerttn fe at Den
6enltfrt btndHs, Wdbrcnp ale aidi6inen ar
F%ettrten. &ls ods gSlfer rer Gillernen iii
Ger Hahbdrlnaft Der 9lnilalt er(d,0gfi mar,
p~uree9Sdier aus dneeren Gilernen Der Staot
9epunpt, dber cirir5 ihlpddte bic arbsjtcnbc
STRAIT eeS Seuere?partenGntS an NIage, GIN
lt1rter, glethmd6tRcr Gtrpm murNf stnile
StIncet lang ms 5euer Bfrprrfen.
NahOem bic Giicrner peI AntNit crfnBpft
paren, perbreitete tm bhs Teurr raid uber
zen 9lnjcn oltlt@en 6laBtl, Ram lSnQS pcr
.yronte res l9aupt9ebaupe8 bis gum petItNen
Gnbe.
Yer 9rHEte 30ril her GtnrtMtuno Wurrc
5eretttt, III iecp6 bciN6pi9t. Ta3 GebduCc
par ntdt SeriiAert,
q, @f, Gntttb, her Irdiitmt Eer @crfdir
tltn9, mar settt8 auf eem Nlase UNI blieb bis
III Grec, inretn or i'm 8cyctnc nit REM Gus
perinEencenten Or. Gtf pd5 m6altAls gelte
Epdt. 3ablpie Burger brddten fat bic 9dr5e
ia Ut Yet rem @ebduce 5u, ttetIDftie rem
6cuer > Tepartcn1ent Heifcnr, tbeIt5 bic Gtl-
rtt9tUn9S- @c9enitdnpc tcrausSutyin9cr.
Ra0fGlgcrpe5 iinp rte TamrN jenlr I'm
9lldltAeu, ret1e In ben Tlamnta per bren.
nenrm GeNtrat>S Dtcs 5rrcn'2 tnNal unta'
men:
GdrOtine Gcncr, 9lt6enS County; 2tsSie
Selplp, @ttet5 Co.; MnY WurraD, gGasy
anrCtt Co.; Stp1et IrpfNS, Columbus;
6rau BRADFORD, 2ttpenS Gp,; Srau 9alter,
ttdinA So. Grct Spp pieleE WarGn jlnBc
6rauen, inter % Sabren alt.
Cine 9rpbe Nicnge BON Gigent6um ipurpe
9eitpblrn Gin 0tann, Der i'd far etnen Sc
anlttn rG8 3nllihltS ddSgab, Wurtc geie6tn,
ME CT nit etuem $4,000 DpQars,Wpnrerne
ntnt5 Bono forging. Mspiitndl-8 orrdtbe
unp II .ere QGcrlb, 8e9cnltdnre iino unteretn,
amber gemprren u6er bic StdSt s~crltrsUt. Cine
Arp6e Rlige Serpient Ger Gbefs Sngerieur res
6eueraC rparttnlruts FIR bic ~rlnnlrle priit, I
III wflder or it4 ieiner 9Ftht cntleptate;
ipdtrenp bic &ngeleaten bcg Sniittts, relGe
BIS sum iestsn &~ugenblifc au5biele
ten, ale$ sob p%erntenen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

2le gNH9lp~ yfi5lllun 2lNto III Jttl
Sanetrp ltefert intcreiaEte 2lufidllGe iibel
p2n Gpnfitt 5ptiden Dem Ser. e. Wcidrb.
ten QGaibbum rnp qrdlipent Qppe5 in 81,
rd9udp, mel6e iebph arDGtentbGils Spt pcr
pteSfaat9cn Snsn0en oeS grltrren abiprt'
Aen.
D1s Se3rn GGas. $. Srunacr, jun, il
Martlpn County, 3d., toeBen @rnlplbunr
feines GbcpeibeS getllte Tpeesurtbetl wurpl
in Is > iatrt9e 3udt9auSlrafe unBeran
relt.
Die eriten 20 Mcilen Der ySt. 9aut
Gafe Superior ilenbabl" fpurben lfete gSp,
de sptlrnpet une be9ebrt Ste @fieafddftn nun
ltebr ppn Der Start 81. &dUl, Wmn., ptG
/ 3ablun8 Bon $50, 000, reip. bic A~usfpl8un0
Der betr. Sbltgdtionen.
= Sn @Btlarelpbta tamen leBte Wpdr
ISL Spoe5" INT 2l7 @eburtSfdtie, 794 Ser
baftungcn unr 8 Selbitnprae or.
- Der fur 1870 %entpprfene Genius Der
Scr, Staaten fpu cine geSBlterunB SgR 49,
100000 nahwetien.
Sn 8pitpn TT cine 9drtte 0pn 1900
@eipebren fir rtr ruilifNe 0tf8terun9 fertt9
gcipproen.
Sn Snta6a git9 1T Die StrabensGt,
lenbabn ms 2eben getreten.
Us. .. Npsdr, Gin StIbcnt aus Grit
lin, Ga, fiel letfen JrciE11 ami Ner gbi IA
mdleo. Bride ppn rem Mti1nfdsr gr1in nm
bltfb orf Der SteQe tcbt.
SIN NaIbytIc. Sem inf mn sa0 OOo .
600 &abad etngelagert fein.
getten Spnnertdo erbrdd,en 0Betber
aus benz @pbel in Mlipu, @,.S., cinen Spt>
rttup,en.Garen mnb opli,n oae bprt oeftnbs.
men Sstritupfen auf,Iie Strdhe.
49, Ser Welebaebllno son gcrupnt feat
cine Bill Dor, ,ppruad, Gliern rnp Wdeocr,
bic es serfduuer, ibre Sinner ,ur Sd,Iie M
leneen, ether erbeblihen Celebrate llntermpr.
fen fperben iplen.
SIN Mew, gcrf fdrben srrinc Wpde
800 9crfpnen. @eburleu famen314. grr6ofe
turtaen 997, 1erebGtdunoen 1919 II. @rlbff.
mprbe u Dor. Der Smpprt bettro a. < Q
852; Der grpprt So. f75g74. Qi,enien m,Ir<
ben 204 ertheilt.
SIN Nbilaretpbto wtrbe Nreitoo Elm
itd1ettlfes Gjsbppt rem Stopel oeldfTen'
= Die .YtcaYune0 in Neips Orleans bes
seiNnst ate anaebliden TlibuIicr~p,mcs
ounaen pa,elblt ais .Wptbe.S
Rpb. Ypnner, 8epaftsur bes .Msw.
gprf Qepaer." erfl1rt iein Shaft ala %nff,ief,
les Srodn" Der Grant'iden 8erwdlfunnoy'
SIN elmer SBdrp 9piipn's ,loufrn@ "a
Gaupipaten fur e(nen Gin i'm S]t6btrnfke
Srtabam yeuno Bat Elm Verbpt oe,
aen bic gerpenpuno bon Mprmpnen ais SIN
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YbilaOclpbia 8iimington :
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Baltimore GljrnDaDn.
-L Suxe xr
StNnoem @cNfcf.


an anb naa Sunutdd. Is. Sspt. 1863, eebsn he
pald8ters3u !G8ltG CSpnntd8S au5GeueaimfH,) pie
fp!gt:
aeeae = Rptima na& gbtiGSsIpbia unb 3Wiidens
StaticRcn i'm 7.25 WprlctS.
0rprcRiug nod pbiiareipttd atb Ntetr' Dprf I'm 9
ubt SO shin, NlprBens iih In StrrpstIe nit heln 3uge
mad Pert Stppiit uer5tteene4
gblaeel pblas Ntem' gprer GryttFpts Nlafnt. 2 llbr q
Miuuttn p~erbiueet Id in 9pilmtnBtcn mil Rem Huast
fur StaIipnru al fer Delaware GifeRbabn, spiiten Jpils
mtugtpn Unp 8arrhtgtpi.
&epmmpfattUu9SU9 mad sort Seppit unb ben tairi.
iheR a~e;esenen Stattpnen 8 uGr Nndmittags.
2pbildeelybia sItsnbBua Z llhr % Mfin. ~perhinhet fth
III 5eiln inatpn nit Gem erpreBiuas fir 5iupt. 9 tattp
tipHtn an Der Selaipare . &iienrabn tiBliH, Samltla
unS SNnntd1 auSaeapnirlelt.
GrpytG,ng uod Aep,9ort i'm 10 ltbr % 81. abbs.
2lm 2unntagc,
End Mi elrbtd { lbr % Mtuuter 4bents.
Mad, Ncrp 2)ort nm 10 lltr 25 Wtnutet 9benss.
Our@fagrts : SlQete iiae entDeeer int @rditsentfr.-
Deppi, rber Jir. 1876, Naltinereitr., gu Balm.
psrlgnen, welde &i0ete in Der Offte In Sdftimprefr.
nebrren, baren ben Scrtbeil, raB tbte Saease ats her
|lDpBnung dt8ebplt NIB spn Der rlhttpn TRANSFER Co."
inariirt pirb,
(21s-) SSrt. Gramipre, gsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24
Sermiidte 8eri6te.

Ger S6tffbruh pes ,Setles.
= Btr metreten legtith teleara
petiA ZEN Shifbru6 hes american id,en
Shifes vSelesppnt". rs eebt ans nun Bic.
rhber bon Gan Sranj!sfp npdl Spl1ences
su: Der CAPTAIN b%eieltea par res ne6,
listen @ettsr5 iregen felt bret Gagen nid,t
i'm Staree cine Sbierpatipn su MADDEN.
Oas S6tT lfranpete am II. Mpp., frhb 5
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Baltimore
Ohio 3 .@iiea : 8aDn.

Vim urb mad SpiIttdgi Ten IS, SEPT. 1858, lttsl
ta1It6 trsi 5lbe Jwiiaen SalhmpTe AFFECTING Uni
Ser soafua
fibrt tdglth (SpnntdgS GusBenpnnen) urf s ti6r IS 81
rub rem Baltimore e. hn Str su.
idAii6 CSennia1s fini&lieeli&) aterb3 8 lttr 20 @tn
her @rpre6 s5n18eBt tdcH1 tSanlfaas Gussenpm
nen) UNI 9 llbr Is MIN. atenes at.
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sfh 8haen mad allen gunIttu i'm 0eter, 5lppeten pnS
!tcr&tc:6m AT.
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taAlt@ I'M 4 llbr 10 Dttn. Nad'tr., lSVnntags ausaes
nenlifn,) ars 9einGeter CSonrta8s autasnpmnenl
5 llhr WtCrgeuf fd an ter BreberidsS Junction niti eef
Bl8en mad Brepcrif, lte an her Sngerstppn Sltrettpn
3I0en nl6 SdserStgmu it'd anidiiRecne.
Der GtitrrttB Gttps3 ug gebt ppn Baltimore
nm 0 uhr 20 Niinuien Iinb UNI 8 llbr so Rinattn
EN- ngs nGr 70 @'it. mp NGr 20 Nad,n; Ssn
$50 unb 0 ubr so Mln. Maamittnss al.
rad Saacrstpiph.
atfabrt hes 3uge5 ven Baltimore 80 utr grrmit,
an he rlBaibinstcn Spaatp.G tsnba6n"; aHtunft in
0Isers'nnn "a llbr RGGmitianS uue $50 &ddnit.
tags. Siutidbrt pCn 4asets.ppr iriib $40 unS II llhr
Eter1'n5 Ant9nti IN Sdttimcre nm 10. 25 MFreeRs II.
4 llhr 40 Min. Nadmitidas.
6tab SSiud,cfser.
Die 5uRe rcrlanen Baltimore I'm S.45 Wcrgensuns
4 10 Nadm., NIB trn'n'sn I'm 2.55 Gatlr. nnp 9.35
Atenos an. 6ebrrn ilruf INT 5 rap 1876 Mtprpeus,
lnp trmust nm 1925 Mcraeas UNI 4.45 9la6mit. in
rSGN gSaDiuqtcu.
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Z. Oh. $40 INC u llbr 81 VI Rdtm. nm 80, une
AbfNt5 S llbr 20 IitA,
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la Ubr, !iddmtttdg5 4,20. $40 uib llbr 50 Mtn.
dtttrS.
aadh 9tnapnlis i'm 7. 90 Drrasns unt 4 ubr 30 W.
Ndtmttt1as, &frdIcu 0aibinetpu an I lbr MGR.
gems mo i lbr - Aiin. gldir.
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Hut 3llhr 45, gftl. 9tadn,.
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a. Mint, SllEr 30 Win. Wpr9enS, 4ltbr30 Dttt. ure
S l9r 20 Vim. Wad,n,. 9rria0cn -s0dlBtratCt nm
RprBtn5, 4llbr 20, $40 !tadnt. UNI II, so @.
4teut5.
g&tltn naterer ausfuntt penbe man ID an eas Sus
eau ter r2aIttmrre ShtcsG lienbdhn" M Gameenitra6e.
SPelrn pct!erer aasiurit iepie 6Gtrbiaeie aIler @rt
/. + ~. ireaee man it'd al 8. Z. GEalant, Ngenten
u fcr Gambens Sldttcn, pter AT bls &iAet=g lrt6u.
Jphn i. gSilfpn, lransportmetfes;
l22l } q. ~. Sple, SauptsH iuetrA9ent.
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Weitere Nadrihtea ans Guroua.
IHtunft ceS Samplers uSttp o.
N~nffftnurr "

3ep~gorf, %. Rcsember. - Ter
Sampfer vGiiY Of Baltimore, CAPT. 2etth,
am IL. Rrp. BON eiperppol unp am IL. bon
GafsaSteipa %absesansen, traf seltern bier
en8lanp.-O Der Warquts Of Safinas,
Elm hunger @peliser, Der papurd 6elpnpers
befannt geippreen, baB sr I'm Yprtaen Sdbre
Snrn ssetifn BET Sprperennen Elm eelpFllcs
Sefmp9en perform b1I uiip Srp.I, pis nun
geiforben.
in seasea bat man cine Satrtf ron ae>
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Madlcir tclrnraphIdler Neridte.

= Nte gMn9Ip- Bfaiilinn 6tmC8" IN 9ti0
Sanetrp ltefert tntcreifaEte 9tufi4llNe iiber
Gpnf!tt iptlden Dem Ser. Gt,sWcinnbs
ten Waibbum lnp 9rdlipent 2ppe5 in 9as
rd9aap, melAe iebph ArpGtentbctls ppn prn
ptesfdlt9cn Sn9Nben oeS GrtGren abfprts
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n.Wnm

G%ttcn9p, %. IpS.-8ti4pf Tu9ean
bn' Gle 2jbb1Ituna ces &equiemS fir bic 1T
WInhcitrr 9~etdn9ten y@Idrigrtr" @Qen,
&lrfm unp S'8rien untrrld1t, fpas in rer
allt3cn Gtdct teceutcnbe Infreaung urp
Gnttditung brrSprrtcf. Die belttae oIrtr
blne" Qei6cIt rd5 8eneDntm bes 8if1GCfS In
ttncnt iplItgnl1naen geILarttlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-24

= 0as se3m GGas. $. grunacr, Jun, in
Martlpn County, 3D., fpeBen @rmOlbung
feines Gbcpetbes 9etIate GppesWtbetl wurpe
in Is = iatri9e 3~u6tbausitrafe umBeman.
anfE
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Nttcfate.
9srl9Ihtb. Cameo sbpmplo,
= Bonn yseD. sefeys .. ssnnars. Or. sese,..

gafrr her 10. gaptifen-8irde su gbifatelybta.
rOr. Sadipn! Hertter 5err Sauhs bat mon MIC
aufseferbeit, risinen Ndnten unter @rpIebiuneen per
idieeenartiser W~iee8tnen ~ ieeei aaein sa i'd sies iu,
~aueerbalb neintr Sptd re lieeerfS feraat,
pape 10 e. IN ahen 6al NJ len aiisseitlasen. :
aper "a tu zen t'aren ~ Setpeis ppn Der 9iut
tern 1T peritiestnen ~oeiipielen. ~tsIsneers in meiaer eiae
nea 1dnilie, Ypr Ansen babe, 10 peibe i'd tieemal W,
meinet ipriiBet @runeidse ab uni tritde meins pph,
leterseusuaB eabin aus, has terieibe seaen atlar
metne . d 10 DE oes Spftems, befpnSP,s
se8ta etber'be{ werte, etu II der nj
tenees nn6 mertbppllss yrdparattu .-
pire or, wcrah ib nibt ~,reifeie. Etnen, ste an Ten a,
nannien uebeln lsteen cine srpbe %gSUbltbat iein.
attun8sseuf Str 3. y. deniare
g., unterbalb apntes- Strafs
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9aflGnO's ofatfdDn 9ilterf.
SuaanS'S b~ent1dber eittcre

aus ben retrHen c6iisn (escr mad mesttnti&em
,5 .I@s:s s'' ,ss1sa! s. s sRn S Sess ! ]'' ':" i
,teS grdpdrat ent ~ itebt rae ron aitptgts
tser Sttmilhung to tai frei iii.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

lions at the North, without counting on
either side the Southern slave population
of two and a half millions which furnished
SO many troops and SO much assistance in
various ways to the invaders.
We can then appreciate the climax of
Mr.. w. D. Walkers panegyrist, when he
entities him the Emancipator of America.
Twenty five millions of men heroically lib
Grated from the sway of four millions! In
fact, Mr.. Walker fought to conquer about
the same number of men that O'Connen la
bored faithfully to iberate, and with about
the same odds in his favor that the great
Liberator had to oppose. If the Bulle-
tins correspondent had sought to find two
achievements the most utterly dissimilar
from one another, he could hardly have Sc
lected any, so we'll adapted-to his purpose,
as the careers of the two men whom he Tugs
in together as identical in their claims to
glory. Without any examination into the
justice of respective struggles, the man who
stakes every hope and prospect Of life upon
the success of a desperate cause, which
sympathy with the weak makes him es-
pouse, is, in point of heroism, as far above
the hireling who shrewdly joins the winning
side; and the statesman who enfranchises
four millions of men from the yoke of some
twenty-five millions of neighbors, is as far
more glorious than the soldier who liberates
the twenty-five million from. bondage to
the four million, as the column at<Daniel
O'Connell's head towers in height above
the humble cross with which Christian
charity has essayed to sanctify the tomb of
, the Federal soldier.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

The ladies and gentlemen who have
become aware of this state of affairs, think
very properly that it ought not to continue.
The children have to suffer privations
which no one with a spark of manhood can
consent to permit, the Sisters have to con-
front anxiety, exposure, and humiliation
which are not rendered necessary by any
general restitution of our citizeus, and
justice recoils from fixing upon few the
burden of charity which ought to be
general.
Prosperity owes it's tribute to misfor-
tune, and there is no reason why, in
wealthy community like this, all the duties
of humanity should devolve on one small
class exclusively-why the butchers should
relieve the Weather classes of the whole
tax.
1t is with unfeigned pleasure, therefore,
that we have seen announcements in several
of the daily papers, indicating prompt and
efficient action on this question. Two or
three weeks hence will probably witness
an entertainment given for the relief of
this institution, which will enable the pub
lie to combine pleasure with charity in a
most agreeable manner. From the peculiar
energy, tact, and influence of the gentlemen
interested, and the numbers, enthusiasm
and position of the ladies enlisted in the
cause, this entertainment will probably be
one of the noblest ovations and one of the
most brilliant successes ever witnessed In
New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 1906
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANs.-Confrma-
,;ous--The Most Rev. Archbishop con-
ferred the following combinations: On
Wednesday, I'd instant, two hundred anu
tifty-three persons at New Iberia. Friday,
4th. sixty at the chapel of st. Nicholas.
Sunday, 9th, one hundred and twenty-five
Mt the Church of st. Maurice, Charenton.
Tuesday 9Th, forty four at Franklin. FRI
day, 18th, sixty-one at Petit Gallon. Sat
urday, 18th, forty -four on Bayou Ierre-
bonne. Sunday, 18th, forty four were con-
ormed at HOuma.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

Mr.. c. c. Haley, bookseller, stationer, and
newsdealer, Nos. 90 Commercial Place and
153 Poydras street, has furnished us with
the Boston Pilot, Metropolitan Record, La
,esosse Democras Scientific american, New
York Clipper, american Artisan, Emerald,
Banner Of the South, Southern Farm, New
York Ledger, Sunday Times, Literary A.
bum, Chimney Corner and New York Dis
patch. ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

now, at least, permit the Treasurer to
collect city dues in money. 1tcan provide
for the funding of city bills in bonds, or for
their redemption in some other way At
any rate, let city employees clearly under
stand where the relief must come from, and
where the responsibility of its delay at
tacheS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

R1.Ess1NG OF RoYvILLE CHURCH.-Ihls
Church, situated in Royville, parish OF La
fayette, was blessed on Thursday, the 10th
inst. Great preparations had been made
for this ceremony, both in this and the sur
rounding parishes. The Able Viau, through
whose unremitted labors the edifice was
nearly completed, did not live to see it
dedicated, having been carried of by last
years epidemic. His worthy successor, Ao-
be Lecozic, completed what had been SO
zealously carried on. The church-the in
terror of which is not finished-is one hun
dred feet long by fifty in width, of tasty
architectural design and solidly built
There were a large number of priests in at
tendance, among whom was the Very Rev.
Able Perche, Vicar General, who was del
egated by the Most Rev. Archbishop to
bless the edifce. After performing the
sacred rites, he addressed the assembly In
his we'll known impressive and eloquent
style. Solemn mass followed, and after the
Gospel the Very Rev. Able Perche again
preached, his discourse being on the obliga=
lions of parents to give their children
Christian education, which was listened tt
with profound attention by an assemblage
of sixteen hundred persons, among whom
were a large number of Professionals who
have eyinced commendable liberality IN
contributing toward the new church. Inc
ceremonies of the day were terminated o9
the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
A somewhat remarkable circumstance o
the happy occasion was the presence
six Breton priests. The new church wa
nlaced under the invocation of st. Anne
the Patroness of Brittany, the inhab
itants of which have-a particular devo
ton for her, and the congregation at Roy
Vile has quite representation from tina
truly Catholic portion of France.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

CREpIT.-We are not vain of our lucubratlons
Int if the MoRNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MES
sENGER is so fortunate as to tighten the labors
of our brethrenby furnishing editorials ready to
hand we would wish-if it be not thought UNI
reasonable-to have them published so as not
to break the connection mar the sense. In
an article headed 60 The Dead of Rome" which
appeared in this paper few weeks ago, we
notice something of this kind. 1t appears i'll
the Gazette, of Charleston, in manner con-
founding text and comment. AS the Gazette
gave us no credit, may be thought unneces-
sarily fastidious in pointing out the blunder.
But we confess to paternal solicitude in wish,
ing our bantlings to appear unshorn of thei'
original proportions, especially when adopted
by parties whose widespread popularity il
vouched for by three or four postmasters II
the same column with the article above alluded
to- another instance of the like nature occurs
While on this subject, we take occasion to sa,
that contemporary in the West. who frequentl.
honors us by copying column, in his last is
sue compliments to the amount of tro col
umns of matter that cost us no little labor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20
Resistance.

The citizens of New Orleans are justly
proud of the manner in which the negro de
of a week ago was met. 1t
was received in darkness and dismissed
with silence. The folly of our colored peo-
pie in thus permitting themselves to be
made the easy dupes of crafty Adventures,
was properly rebuked by the freezing con-
tempt with which the whole white popula-
ton avoided recognizing their presence
in any way. Their insolence in assuming
as they do, an attitude of political hostility
to their old masters and only friends fell on
this occasion as tame and harmless as the
ribaldry of a rowdy when unnoticed by
gentleman.
How much better this silent con tempt, this
quiet ignoring of their noisy effrontery than
a recrimination and an angry attention
which would invest their mock proceedings
with some air of respectable Importance!
Self-respect requires that, whenever they
obtrude themselves thus ostentatiously on
the public, white people should ignore them
as completely as possible and avoid every
appearance of observing their proceedings.
In fact, still wiser policy would suggest
the propriety OF white men keeping at home
on such occasions. All know the prime ne
cessity of avoiding any collision, and the
surest way to do that is to avoid every oc-
casion of it. If the whites are all at home,
there cannot be any collision between them
and the negroes ON one of their parades. =
Certain restless persons, who appear. to
have no sufficient idea of the seriousness OF
the situation, think it very doubtful that
people should stay at home, because of the
opportunities thus afforded these process
sions to commit depredations and other
lawless acts. 1t is for the police and the
military to suppress such disorders. At
any rate private interference, without the
sanction of law, would, as things stand
now, certainly augment instead of dimin-
ishing the confusion and damage.
Useless resistance is like any other use
less expedient; it ought never TO be re-
sorted to. 1t involves trouble, labor, dan
ger, loss, bloodshed and death, and all
F without utility OF profit. Revolution with
the certainty of failure, even in just
E cause, is crime. To shoot q man or seve-
raj men, through ill-feeling and without
the hope of thereby lettering the condition
:. permanently, is simply-murder. Let no
man take the law into his own hands under
, any provocation. In these times patriot
h ism itself forbids it. BY vindicating his
n own sense of dignity or justice, he may
q involve his country in ruin. Let us be
patient and appeal to the law, in all cases.
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