The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-09
ss.7va srAR AND cArHOlIC HxssEMGER;
NV osIrANs. SUNDAY. MAJ: .. 1860.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
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The Star Stockholders.
=, o,r next issue we design publishing a list
e the stockholders to this paper 1t has come
a. our knowledge that there exists an unac-
,+able degree of ignora nee ON the genera
.abisct of our organization, and it is with |
,,,sw of dissipating this, and exhibiting our
40, relations towards the Catholic community, |
.,.t we have determined to print the names of
our stock holders, with the number of shares an
nsxed- 1t viii be seen that the list comprises
nany of our most prominent citizens, and in
.ba meantime we gladly avail ourselves of this
onportunity to remind all those who desire to
appear in this goodiy company, that we viii
take great pleasure in receiving their names
nm to the hour of publication
We reserve, for the occasion and slime above
Indicated further remarks, which will place
our readers in possession of contemplated de-
,r.,anuents in the fntnre Of the NoRNTNa STAR
AND CATHOLIC MEssENaER-
observation-disclosures life haa many
phases. Now, chilling, Responding, and verg-
ing on the hopeless. Again, bright, CHEEKY and
s,ll Of promise. Now, criticism with its scalpel
nsnetrates to the quick. Again, good-nature.
In soothing tones Gains the rufiied spirit, and
reeonc;les to endurance and life in the traces.
The first we try to, ands do forget-the lat
tar aspect we lovingly dwell on, and turn over
and over. as child does toothsome morsel.
What can be more inspiring than long list Of
subscribers from an unexpected auarterf We
were made to undergo this delightful sensation
last week, when our friend, Mr.. Molhneux, on
his return from business trip to an interior
parish, placed before us o roll of names for our
books, accompanied with the cash, as evil
dence of his good will 60 o noble cause. To
say that we feel under great obligations to Mr..
M. for his thoughtful consideration, ms we'll as
to the gentlemen who promptly responded to
bis concentrations would be but feeble ex-
preston OF our sentiments. Knowing his I'M
ostentatious manner Of doing good, and how
averse he is to publicity, we would hardly
make this reference were it not for the oppor-
tunity it affords of suggesting how much good
may be accomplished even while pursuing ordi
nary avocations. |
ST. JosEpH's ScHooLs-On the afternoon o.
Ascension Day, the school children of St. 10
sephs parish paraded some of the streets, and
attracted no inconsiderable notice for theil
neat appearance, Intelligent countenances, and
that sunny, CHEEKY happiness which beamet
from their merry eyes. Al their head clad il
. Becoming grey uniform, marched the band
whose performances on former occasions re
oelved wali-merited praise. On this last occa
sion they have. shown, by their accuracy o
to the score, that they are thoroughly instruct
ed, and enter with genuine ardor into the bean
tifnl art. We have to acknowledge the homo
of q compliment while passing, and in return
tender our thanks. Brother Justinian and hi
devoted assistants are interchangeable in Pre-
noting the mental and physical improvement
of the dear children confded to their charge
and we thought We could recognize the low
and gratitude of their pupils in their mani
bearing and loving chances towards the faith
full friends who led and conducted their rank
QUAKER PACIFICAToRs.--Amo the motto,
able things of the week has been the appon
ment by the President OF q number Of Quaker
to take charge of Indian affairs in the Yves
The Quakers, as compared with other Protes
ants denominations, have certainly entitlG
themseIyes 70 gntfatiUn.- Bftst-Fle- fssEEa
nent results can expeeteaaf ssis crntchei
proceeding on the part of the head of the r
public. While material improvement is /
doubtof great Importance, the heart and CO
science must be inhuera ed to accomplish al
thing lasting. The history of Catholic color
cation should teach our authorities lessons
practical wisdom The Church, while mindf
Of their temporal welfare, taught them t
arts of peace, gathered them into conmuniti
and instilled into their minds tho holy preceF
Of our Lord-whose blood, they were made
understand, flowed for them that they mig
enjoy the blessings of the redeemed. VIII
the Wanted Pilgrim fathers prosecuted,
graded and exterminated the aboriginal raG
in New England, in the neighbOring count
of Canada the Indians were Christianized, p
served and cherished, and stand to-day o NOR
ment Of Catholic Christian devotion and Sc
sacrifice. The President has mistaken his