The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-30
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 80 1870


NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY NJ
Childress, who Immediately assembled the plat
form and entered heart and soul into the sub
ject SO dear to the hearts of all Catholics, and
electrified his listeners with his eloquent anu
sympathetic remarks.
Mr.. Timmony then introduccd Professor J.
E. Seaman, who took the most lively and ami
mated interest i'll the matter, and .iwelt at
great length upon the spoliations inflicted
upon our Holy Father, andgToved by his able
fully restore our Holy Fatber in the unframed
ed and dgnitied prerogatives he always so
justly and meritoriously filled. At the conc1u-
sion of his remarks, it being quite late, col
lection was taken up, and sum of thirty-two
dollars aud sixty-ive cents was handed in,
which the treasurer, Mr.. NJ. Kinds, will turn
over to the Central Commute, with this re-
port of our meeting.
We have over four hundred names signed on
our books, and will keep them open for a
specified number Of days at the following
places for signature: Mr. J: Feeny, corner
Calliope and Dryades; MIR. Dohan's,: corner
Thala aud Dryades streets, and NJ. j. Nugent's,
corner Erato and Locust streets.
All of which we respectfully submit.
Michael Kinds, Esq, President; NJ. Wheela-
han, Peter Markey, And. Fitzpatrick, Patrck
Farrelly, Thomas 4. Simmons, Patrick Molony,
c. Connell, NJ. J. Nugent, L. Doyle, John
d. A. Mullane, Secretary of Committee,
Parish St. John the Baptist. Rev. j. Moy-
nihan, Pastor.
CHURCH OF ST AUGusTIN.-At a meeting of
| the Catholics of the parish held at the pres6y-
terry of St. Augnstin Church, on Sunday, DC
tober 23d, 1870, Mr.. Joseph Keynes was called
| to the chair, assisted by the following vice
| presidents:
Antoine Bozonier, Eugene Willoz, Thos
| Bragg, Alfred Archinard, o Chalon, G d Lo-
| gan, Armand Pilot, H Mouton, Etenne Bar
AN, Auguate Montreuil, Paul Blanc, Paul
Delery, Victor Sere, G. LeGardenr, Jr.
| Cav, inf. SAN rAfn ~
| The President having explained the object
| of the meeting,
On motion the preamble and resolutions pre-
pared by the Central Committee were read and
unanimously approved.
| On motion, it was resolved that register be
| kept open at the pre.bytery for fourteen days,
| and that all the Catholics of the parish sym
pathizing With our Holy Father be invited to
call and sign same.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
| JOSEPH Keynes, President.
| LEON SERE, Secretary.
PARocHI.L CHURCH or ST.. ANN.-On the
23d of October, 1870, at Sd o'clock, according
! to previous announcements, meeting OF the
I Catholics of the parish of st. Ann was held at
, Father Tumoines residence under the super
inteudence of the following officers #: Phlilppe
Gnesnon, President; j. Alfred Delery, Vice
President; Edmoud Daquin, Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. c. IT, Ba-
bad, on the subject of the late invasion OF the
States of the Church, and afterwards, on mo-
ton of Mr.. A. Tumoine, the protest against
said invasion was unanimously adopted and
signed by the members of said meeting. The
same together with the process verbal of the
proceedings of the meeting, to be transmitted
to the Very Rev. Administrator of the Diocese,
with request that the same be for warded to his
Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop of New Or
leans, Mgr n. J. Perche, to be by him deposit
ed at the feet of his Holiness, Pope Plus the
| Ninth, as the expression of the feelings and
sentiments of the Catholics attending the
Church of st. Ann, in the Diocese of New Or
leans PHILIPPE GUEsNoN, Pres't.
EDMOND DAQUIN, Secretary.
PARISH OF ST.. VINCENT DE PAUL"-At a
meeting convened this23d October, 1870, OF the
parishioners of the above named parish, on
motion Mr.. G.. De Ferret was called to the
chair as President, with Thomas Witt,
Thomas Murray, and J. G. Prendergast as VICE
Presidents and John Chevillon and Henry M.
Small as Secretaries. 49,
The President announced the object of the
meeting, which was to protest against the in-
vasion of Rome and the Papal States by the
Italian army.
On motion the protest was unanimously
adopted and signed by all persons present
On motion O committee of twelve was APP
pointed by the President to obtain additional
signatures to the above mentioned Protest, ana
| also to receive any contribution that may De
Vice President j. C. Ptendergast delivered
an effective address, which met the Warlnest
appreciation of all present
| ON motion the meeting adjourned sine dte.
G. De FERRET, President.
l. Attest: JOHN CHEvILLON,
| HENRY NJ SMALL, Secretaries.
CHURCH OF NoTRE DAME DE BON SEcoURs
FOURTH DIsTRIcT.-In compliance to call
from the State Central Committee, the cobgre'
cation of Notre Dame de Bon Secours met this
day 23d October, 1870, after High Mass. MT
Manuel Garcia, ST., WINS elected President; Sir
p L. Sougerou, Vice President; w. T. Frere'
Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by
Father Faivre and the Secretary, who also
read the resolutions of the Central Committee
of the 18th inst; also the "address" prepared
by same committee, and after mature consider
alton, it unanimously
Resolred That we fully approve and indorse
said address.
MASUEL GARCIA, President.
=. T. SoUGERoN, Vice-President.
w. z. FKERET, Secretary.
ST. JosEpu's CHURCH (GRETNA}.-A large
meeting of the Catholics ofthis place was heIe
sunday evening at the above Church.
Mr. Andrew Michel was elected Presfdcn t
with the following Yice-Presidents and othe
Vice observation-disclosures Bienvenue, James
seery, Aloise Pfeifer, Theodore Fortmeyer,
Peter Hill.
Secretary-W. j. McCnne.
Mr. Michel on taking his scat, thanked the
audience for the honor conferred upon hiua aud