The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-15
W0mmunicated.
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OF tCOmmunioated.
10. N AIWoRlAH
~ "V~em Deus digit odolesccns no,st.,
:" ne whom God loves dies young. On Su,
day last were consigned to their An
= fes"ng-piace, followed by ayast multitud
20 OF mourning friends, the earthly remain
:. OF WIN. p. Conery, youngest SON of
% Conery' Esq, of this city, who died Will
pursuing his studies for the sacred minis
ery' az st. Charles College, Ellicot's CITY
mo. Death is ever at work-no place. M
. time' Is free from his terrific sway. The
air OF immortality that broods over the
sanctuary does not exclude him, the rosv
nue. OF youth appalls him not, and, with the
speed OF the electric current, he sweeps the
earth, borne on his pale white horse. breath
ing destruction wherever he passes. and
whether it be the sleeping babe in tia
mothers arms, or the youth whose nath =. Is
orlgntened by the cheering hues Of hone
| or the aged and decripit, all. ali. are snh;a.t,
anke 70 his ruthless rod and bend before
ms naecaylng scepter. If our senses are an
at the sight Of the icy hand Of death LA
on the haggard brow of the old 40
Wretched, how much more when we go
those who are young and gifted, into whose
nins ha 0pe was whispering her siren tales,
was the victim whom death has carried of
rom our midst. A young man of no or
binary abilities was Mr.. Conery. Natnra
bestowed on him her choicest o;fts he
;se ano personal attractions would have 9
OF his native city, did he not. At nar;oJ 8
when the world, with all its THRILLING al. n
LuIements, was wooing 90 many Others tn o
1er fame-fanned standard, with a soul y
snicn Oespeaks real greatness, sacrifice to :!
ne altar of thankless world. po" 81
he, therefore, quilted his luxurious homo o.
- sissers, brothers and parents fond af a.
left all to take up his cross th
ary .0 aod 1ns Saviour to the bin Of
scriace. While in the 's coiiee eae altar BIT Of
y aa Observance Of rules, a. well as by
ls assioulty to studies which seemed ~
asten ms ultimate death, he won the "a. =.
' o,n u MS super1ors, and, by his brilliant ~
= Iisn, s;uavity ofmanners, and unoffend- n
disposition, be endeared to himself the at
Lections OF his fellow pupils-an affection the
Iiich death itself could not sever. Init hgr
alcn Ioiiows and remains with him in his a su
ing and untimely grave ests
n 1ie mast LETT us in the bright aurora of who
Ire, IN thy spring time Of the year. ton
,en Nature was-robing herself in her t tI,,e
een -enamelled mantle, when rosv NO. an a. q
= scattering over the wild flowers of the ~ III
sii1es and sloping hill-sides her thousand MN In
omon; c a,n raying them in more than u Eo LIZ
TX thee out in the midst of life. and fin Of be
, eold seal on that heaven-reflectino eve Tic
Dear away thy untrammeled spirit to to en-
presence OF thy Maker, there to basls addit
ever in the sunshine of His baot; sn Love
on. o"'iuo r A
nine was no ostentatious piety it was
ecret thou didst love to converse with
!, when the darkness of night wouid 70,
oand the dim and indistinct images of
TO sorsE ssa to saa1syD
,, - eeYnacions OF thy pure soul, Fl
was watching thee. Oh dear, de- Adm
ed shade pardon the liberty which ARA
of those virtues which thou didst 'a ae run UNI
or 4hs r endsavor to conceal forgive
'ng modesty, which shrank from the ,
ei the world with the bashfulness of
ore the ohia.. ast J ~ Is we can behold Cough
y and pleasure of his felloW-pupils. :
o mas left behind o bright example.
viii serve as an incentive to those
study in that "Alma Mater" who
1ourn with mothers love the un-
death of that youth whose life fore -
such a happy future. ~
ms dear parents and friends I tender 4
epest sympathy, praying, at the same
.a1 VIC saviour, who shed tears of
ssion at the sight of the funeral cor
the widows son, may send His anoe
mort to battle their grief-scarred
with the waters of resi- gnation. and a
6 MI their souls with the heavenly w!
those words of the Redeemer, who
zen from death the sting-"He ia
I'd but sleepeth." Prepare
Apply youth, twas thine to pass avav
orlSht hour and manh0od's opening day Nos
arth . polluting touch could etain ~ TT:
now dweiis far above where plapets roll e. ~ sa,e
!, dear youth soft may thy slumber be- a Sch, AZ
ltn the dark tomb waving willow tree ua ~
ner may pilgrims come breathe nraver Iukslssel
''s''' sung 'A''F midnight anthems there TRAvn
d WNTz.-We are indebtad IL a. Ladies' gsir
,r great many MISREPRESENTATION from the |
. ou.u tnn0uRht-aye even to the most elegant
.aste They have lately introduced a Word
'uEh latin, tn its application has greatly nuz,
~ huion We mean the word plsbiscite' Nov
VI n o. Iar 70 become popular for 1t expresses
u OF the people be paramount" How tbis an
y .. u W1ntz, will be by the awarda II m
,tate fair The committee on that occas;on b