The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-02

arvrEw or THE WEEK

,x,yuIIAM g. Co.'s EsTAisAisiiMnh1HssAl.. a
y. 10 have attended mnch to modern
Ipo'o ,,,ust have seen and heard GOOD deai
cl1to '-,, ortn This, if it shows nothing else,
Of = 4t,a prev alent sentiment is that OF
proves - ,ot. as it exists in the minds OF
preS' -. in that enlarged sense which typi-
some ~, combined with excellence. Inc
hes w. w. ,s,,nn which T. Fitzwilliam q Co.,
prlnoip "a Camp street, conduct their bust
ssal0 Iornn,ifies the thought embodied IN TINS
ne'' 1,,e;r stock of ledgers, Journals, eash
lde,' aay hooks, invoice books, an hne, every
DoOAD .oo ,red in the largest commereiai houses
th'ne - and gotten up in q style, as REGARDS
A" and workmanship, to satisfy the most
ma'o -. ord challenge comparison with SINH
ekaoe s, vbether found North or South Tho
Aa-n,ation this house enjoys Is ai.ogo'n9,1
sf.r.h,e to an infexible rule never " sufi, ouo
~ .,fsr;or article, to which &endA Persoh'li SUI
o." .-;.;on is an invariable attendant. no"
l =. : accomplished win be understood Mheh
:. = Known that they have attached Dinoery
III limiting Office Of their own, when com
"nN -, tha latest improvements, both IN ma
pino .,,d letter-press, and that in the execu-
chln. Init competent employees are engaged.
/. whole. the establishment has no
-. in the Southwest, in some depart
t. n ia confessedly unapproached.-
nsnLs insurance companies, hrst-ciass inei-
DaA bousss, indeed all who value the beau
sS,I and useful. spatronize "a house "ho 81
,.,s attention to the minutese details
s,a .acured them patronage as.extenslve a.
4 ia wefi-merited
- md earnest, the gentlemen composing
e., seek not the meretricious honors Of I
va or the questionable distinction o
piD s,,o.e5 award. Pursuing their bushes
,-.t,,,ats way. a discriminating publ
o-e content TO do business where TIC true pm
o;nles of trade govern-the article ana 'pfic
lsaring q just relation--not the ciaP-''''p,
deIusive cheapness.'
cn,,,r-The developments in crime within
fsw weeks are astounding In our own Gil
va have had some instances OF fraud, OF
temnts at fraud, which show degree OF tu
n;tude and bold audacity truly amazing eV'
for this unscrupulons age. But we mlghu 81
that even now, the edge OF curiosity peii
blpnted. and the first amazement abated, peot
hove forgotten the burning of the brig w
liam the Colson affair, and the Customhon
fro,ds The worst of this state of things
+ba anatby which prevails in the public mi
ragardinp the consequences in moral point
view. The most iimsy pretexts are accept
"a satisfactory, when such are youchsated,
compoundiag with criminals has been conniV
at by those whose duty it ought to beto pro
cuts to conviction. Until courts and prose
ting officers do their business better than q
have done there will be no elimination OF cx1i
Another form of criminaiity, calling lon
for redress, IL the shamelessness with wh
Deonle hasten to become rich. True, til
who pander to this vicious inclination dt
under the forms of law. Equally true it is t
those who should shield the innocent and uni
pecting are the very persons who construct
Infamous machinery. Yet the undeniable
remains that people hasten to become I
They are impatient of the naturally slow me
by which the real is alone attainable,
hence resort to the specious and crimi
Thus in many cases life is full of shams
deceits, putting the thing in its mildest fl
Without the remotest desire to palliate
conduct of the ministers of crime, just re
baton is due to those who desire gain wit!
giving the proper equivalent. And this is
the condition of those who desire to acc
money by reckless speculation and inves
in lotteries.
Since the foregoing was in type we tins
following note in a mdfning paper, hand
by merchant, in whose Office, on. Caron
street, it Was written by mere youth