The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-30
V0LUMEIIl.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
aEwsORLEANs, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1870.
CATHOLlC DEMONSTRATION.
Tho Protest Against the Invasion Of , Papal
States by the italian Army.

In accordance with resolutions adopted at
meeting of Catholics of the Archdiocese of
New Orleans, held at the Archepiscopal resi-
dence, on Tuesday, October IL, 1870, recon-
mending aud designating Sunday, October %,
1870, rs the appointed day upon which should
be held concurrent and simultaneous public
meetings in the Arch Diocese of New Orleans,
met in designated places aftheir various
church parishes for the purp60 Shaking a
solemn aud dignified protest agashst the I'M
warranted and unjustifable invasion of the
States of the Church by the Italian army and
the armed interferences with the temporal
power of the Pope.
The resolutions calling these meetings are as
follows:
Be aresolped, That it shall be the duty of
this Central Committee to organize and carry
into effect demonstration of oil the Catholics
of this Diocese against the invasion of the
/ Htates of the Church by the italian Army, aud
the armed interference with the temporal
power of the Pope.
That Subcommittee, one for each Church.
Parish Of this City, and it's environs, composed
pointed by the President, whose duty it shall
be to cau q meeting of the Catholics OF their
4 Parishes respectively, andeto make all neces-
sary arrangements for proper ana o'gn'neo
That the Committee will cause the appro.
pirate resolutions, or an address expressive Pi
the sentiments of the Catholics OF TINS diocese
on this occasion, to be prepared and printed,
ready for signatures at said meetings when
That said meetings shall be called and held
multaneously; all of them to take place on
the same day, each in it's own Parish, to be
presided by its own officers: and to be adj
creased by its own speakers. That joint re-
mort of all meetings be published with the
names of the Presidents, Vice Presidents and
other officers thereof. In the principal PuDli9
papers. That copies of the joint report ana
the original address, with the signatures
thereto. shall be bound in a volume and sent
( to the Holy Father.
And the above resolutions having been
adopted, it WINS further resolved, ,s.o
That Sunday, the ODD October, 1870, be APP
pointed as the day on which the meetings
shall take place.
THAT the parish priest for each parish be and
he is respectfully req nestea 10 give no,,'e ,h %.
10th inst, and TO lend his very dcsraoie SYM
pathy and cooperation to this movement.
THos LAYTON, President.
EDWARD d. WHITE, Secretary.
The address and protest, (Which we publish,
ed in our last Sundays edltion,9 was prepared
by O special committee. composed OF Edward
Bermudez, Hon. T. Wharton Collens, Alexis
Robert and J. C. DiDnies, and recommended
by the Central Committee for adoption, at the
various parochal conversations, was read al
the various meetings and adopted as the APP
rronriate protest to be entered ny Jne Calbo-
fics of the Archdiocese of New Orleans
AGAINST the invasion of the Papal States by
the Italian army and the armed interference
with the temporal power OF the rope.
The action taken upon the address ana pro
testsat the parochal meetings, are embodied IN
the following reports:
ST PArRIcK's CHURcn.-At meeting of the
1,arisbioners of ST. Patrick's Church, held tnls
Bad October, 1870, at z o'clock p. NJ, at st
Patrick's School House, Foncher street, Or. w
r. Kennedy was called to the chair, and ex'
planned the object of the meeting to be, to en-
Tar n solemn protest against the unwarranteu
Sa~nd unjust invasion OF the States OF rhe
hr rich by the Italian army un io;n ,n vIo
hol "a ~ in this expression of censure at theiI
biect sproceedings.
The following appointments peing maze
Fere theAzsm read by the Secretary
PresideISs kA,.-Dr w E Kennedy; Alternates-
A1essrs Edws ard Barke and j Athens; Score
GBurke. D A I.s5fuilane, NJ A Foute, John Farrell
2 Halcip.d, Hon W Walker, John ,, Pstr;:s
I'd van r Fl Condor, Jas H Murphy, Hugh
M3rrphy, John Lawler, J 3 Walton s JI, N
L9ahy, Wm G Iohm Hyoo m@ cSsrss iaToasse
4 Tohn s Twoomey, DR. + s Kennedy. Gerald
i Farrell, s RoisoRenheuter, VIM o'Meagher
Robert Strong, L M h,ur mm M nIsd
81 Frawley, d Gordin, Michael Lacy , mos
81 Healy, b Childress Henry Mcnamara, James
il Flanagan, Edwd Koischenheuter, Pours,ne
7 M Vandergriff, John Deeves, Edwd Hayden
n Andrew Doyle, Michael Eagan, Thos Dunn
John Farrell Gallery W. w o DssYei bard
SIayen' 'rhos Markey, Leibrook, NJ Wheeie
han. Anthony Doherty, Edw'd Elderly. John
Gianond, Philip smith 2Brien p Mcdonald 2T9n
Edwd Kennedy. Philip Ryan, d 7 Cummings
John McPhelin, VIM Cannon, Michael l,s6, Finch mel,
!. L sisa, james Walsh, Michael MeGoey, Joh.
p ChiIdress, John Carder james FihneFan'
Aitkens. Alfred Damarin, JOS Rice, John Breen
Archib'd Stewart, Thos Rice, Michael 6aS gan
Z Brown, Ant Taafe, Henry uth ' , =, FaT
+ Barrett, Wm Beliew, Fred Colqhoun,