The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
THE MORNING STAR And GHTsH6EiC

and Rome. but they have only succeeded in
getting together ella, not enough 70 o9y q
it, let alone statue. However, they nave
abandoned the idea of q statue, and in its
place, as memorial, have DGugnt! p,eG S, ~
those who die in the new sect OF Jfee MtnEeTs |
and who on their death-bed, ALLURE all that is |
sacred and holy. Christians are buried IN
lconsecrated- cemetery, but the free thinkers as
| dogs in an open field. This is really q monu-
ment deserving of the deeds of assassins and
| robbers.
| THE question of the withdrawal of the French
! troops from Rome is again being agitated by
the Parisian press. Some journal, to which
the wish was in all likelihood father to the
| thoupht risked the assertion that treaty had
been concluded between FRANCE and victor
Emmanuel, with the object of getting home
the army of occupation; Immediately every
sheet of anti-Papa1 proclivities in the Depart
} ment of the Seine took up the assertion, re-
published it, and improved upon 1T, until tne
lie positively began to get as many legs Us
and denied the allegation, pronouncing III az
: surd The maintenance or recall OF the FTeh Eel,
! troops at Rome IS no treaty business. ny
3 were sent there to provide for the execution oi
: the September convention, which had peen
I, openly violated; and the power that dispatcheeu
them is sole judge whether they can De piouS
d hacl, to their native country without !mpru
, dence The Pdbfe further observed tnaU ~
d far there had been discussion OF the s9nlec'
u whatever. The Monitear oh,eeIse., wiat a,rt,
l. wonderful correspondent at Florence Toll
3 with expresses its want of faith in the eontla
d diction of the Patrie for the wondertul CORE
snondent not only had assured 1T tna' g IN
fsmber nsa ff but that the Ponea Govern
. ment had absolutely been notified OF this iest
Z luton But the MORitcr is no longer ohict.I
il IFS oracular successor has since Spoken,
p formally and categoricaiiy declared thasC .S
of ia no truth in this talk OF an apPIo''oiiin'n
g. abandonment of the Holy Father pS INC ei'.
S. son of the Church.-LOnd0n tRtT0e'
y CrR>1ASY.-A Protestant Congress has pee
:" al Mt Worms Twenty tnouSdhu H..
C. soY,u we're in attendance. While the MAJOR y
"a onnosed any recognition OF the Ehcyc "a =,
" yitinr them to Rome on the occaslon W
,ei General Council, many of the more . ie"
~ and moderate, acknowieaslhs oa tn effe
->' n nnion admitted at the same time thau !.
p Catholic Church was now in every way prov y
on. to the world the divinity of it's origin ehe
es, bright spot in the dreary waste o, 49, 80
Try that promises to sweep away an ,,'n,ntoine,
re- Christianity. In the Tyrol, the mountilhe'
ich have assembled to announce to the lnPen
the Cnycrnment which, under the hands Oh DSu
ms, will soon cease to be Catholic, that ahiu
changes they are the same as they halS 49, %
ST. been loyal to the cross deVoIed " SaIe0sts
the sor of ST. Peter. Inc iinPSIi Ia 5i;,, c,s
I of temnted to interfere with the procecdlnes
ING The convention of Innspruck he olsc1 u. ~
the to his chagrin, that insults 10 inc iioig 81
lion thouoh Dopular of late in Vienna, Wnl nov
t to tolerated i'll the yrol. Iis JIM nf tho mn
col barely saved him from .he iui9 ~;,b
i of tudc. expressing their sympathies WIN
i'm Holy See in its troubles. They conueinneu
lrch system of liberal, or rather iri nI,t Inst,
the which under the Minister OF fuoic ih9I
tion. is being inaugurated in Austria; 4
Bar faithful to Gods ChuIGh' Iheso 49, nS Of
ny may he once again the last de1ehce %
cese Iinnse of Hapsburg, when it is deserted oy
~ of ra>.nIutionary friends whom its weakness
'cese made.