The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-30

| Oh strength on their mart
oup'cu with the feebleness yet insolent
i"punlty of the faction copstitut;rc H. ~
/"c'o government The more unan;uo,,s
our people, therefore, and the more sn;r;tea
'neH demonstrations, the more irres;st;h,n
VIII thls inference force itself upon reflect.
ing minds at the North.
besides this, the mere enthusiasm of the
- Will naturally and justly create
.ne impression, that they enter aeo;n
ne"i.ny into the spirit of national affairs
'nae chey do not-hold off with the sn1,onos.
VI disappointed hopes, baked for tho M
menu IN their fruition, but passiyelv avo;+
ing another chance. That the northo1,
voters should know the truth in fiji.
respect is of the greatest importance to 49,
prompt termination of that uncerto;r..
"A'oa IS no" SO disastrous to our affairs
Leu 1hem once be satisfied that the sonther,,
people accept the decision of the war .,
n"ai upon the issue which was suhm;t+o,1
10 It's arbitration, that slavery is irrevoc.11..
''o'hooned by them, that they are willinn
again IN good faith to unite their dest;,;os
With those of the nation, aud all the nro
scrlptlveness based on our sunnossd d;s
loyalty passes away and with it perishes
every nope of our oppressors
Another extremely important effect
wrought through organization is the assur-
"nec tnat Is thereby given to the mainte-
n"pee OF peace and order. Organization
gives strength, and conscious strength can
s'hord to treat with disdain wronos that
could hardly be borne from the hands IF
an equal. Organization gives also disc;-
pune and discipline is the guarantee of
oiuer' The trained club-member. like tho
urilled solder, subjects his personal yiews
10 The policy of his organization. He awaits
orders. If he understands that the tactics
Oh his corps discountenance violence. tb,t
'ne approved line Of campaign is under the
gunner OF the laws and on the basis Of tba
'ourts' Whatever may have been. or NAV
yet be, his individual opinion of RI. s;t,,o
'.on, ne must wheel into line or openly de-
'ei' Ills comrades and colors. With disci-
pine among our men and wariness in their
e'oers, the policy Of adhesion to the laws
u every contingency will prevail, and with
L the Democratic cause in the present con.
est.
we then cheerfully greet the Hibernian
'emocratie Club on their appearance in
ne puoilc arena, and shall rejoice in their
prosperity and increase. If space allowed
We would gladly chronicle the triumpbs Of
helr first public demonstration and narodo
asst Thursday evening. We should like TO
eproduce some of the many addresses de-
Vered during the evening, by President
ely little Miss Maggie Cochran. and
.hers. We could expatiate at length ON ,
ne beauty of the banners and faps nre-
ented' the gallant bearing of Messrs.
mite, oBrien, and Bradley, as marsbals
SISTED by several members of the Wida
wake and other clubs, and ON the kindly
'urtesy with which detachments Of tho
Dove mentioned clubs escorted them on
leir Introductory parade; but, in default
space, we must refer our readers to the
~ and admiring commentaries of our con-
eres of the daily press.
Triumph of Surgical Science.