The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
Morning str and Catholic Messenger.
NEW oYEANs, SUNDAY. MARCH r. 1s7o
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

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N HE iusH LAND BLL-Some friend has forwarded te
containing the Irish land bill recently intro
la dneeaSs Mf Gladstone into Parliament We return
IN uu -. smehts Tor the courtesy, and knowing
w., ""'oH ssa largo portion Of our readers take
'ne we would gladly give it-but even sy.
nopsis would encroach too much ON our sno.. W. Vii,
ho"e.e maicate the most prominent points Although
ho IA 'n' mas been asked for still upon the principle
that na loaf is better than no bread IT NAV satisfy
ior INC ne oeiEg 1t will be received as an instalment
W-the oance to be insisted on ut no distant aav The
members seem to accept it in that spirit Fixity
OF tenure is In some measure provided for, Rv
Aoi 'e '' OF equivalents of such leases; 2-aboli-
non u 'iuoids power of arbitrary eviction and3-
ieA " andiords rights of raising rents to cases
' ,"seo value mot due to tenants improvements)
SHOWN ny public valuation Tho great grievance as
Hhown by recently published volume ON th IT.,
ahd Is that three-fourts of the tenants in
Atei o tenants at will, and subject to ca prcious
evic'ions The whole of this position is re;olutonize
by tue oi before us, No letting at WILL or tenancies
for less 'ha from year to year in future be legal
This de'estaDe system of cruel eviction has received
blow in the way of fine upon the Landlord and of .or
penatioh to the tenant which will we trust nrove 10
DO Ito o'i'h Evlctons, except in cases of non pay.
iheA' Va '' VIII become very costly ahusements. For
instance ahoiord who shall take it into his head to
of ton
pouh"s each into one or two farms will have to nav for
his theory in the following EXPENSIVE manper Ha u,u
nave 10 pay each such tenant after full wears
notce' i-iui compensation in respect of I'll improve
menus ae ny the tenant or his predecessors the way
OF buildings reclamation of waste and cultivation of
1.-The soil 2-compensaton for sustained by denr;vo.
1ion oil MS holding to the of seventy hounds
is seven years each holding valued at ten
spounds year, which, in the instance contemplated
"ouia accumulate to eight hundred and forty pounds
Junder this second heading alone Each holding under
nifty pounds value per annum might obtain hundred
and NIFTY pounds compensation deprivation of hold
ing and so on according to scale. Moreover all con-
deprving the tenants suitable claim to COM
pensaon snail De void and the right of
is made Retrospective These provisions seem to us to
give the quietus to the system of capricious
evictions.
81. JOSEPH. PATRON AND GUARDIAN OF THE Uy1yEn |
SAL CHI HcIi-From English papers we see that n
movement is on foot which is calculated enlist the
sympathies and good wishes Catholics throughout
wor'd. petition from Italian. Spanish and English
Sa'hoiics mas been presented to his Holiness the Pope
praying him to officially declare ST. Joseph the Guardian
ofyesus and Protector of Mary, the Patron Guardian
anu PROTECTOR OF the whole Church. all the honors
'ha' "oceses Kingdoms and provinces pay their own
patrons.
The Abate Mainardi of Parma fills IN the consolipp
details in the following lines recently add essed to the
ehtor o, the Annals Of st. Joseph" take rs du
y to beg you would put record the extraordinary
forts of zeal made at the present day Italy by all the
deVout servants of the holy Patriarch in order to OBJ
tam that the venerable Assembly OF all the Bishops
would demand for him increase of honor and wor.
snip. with this expectation, snall volume was got
up ana printed at Rome, under the title of Office and
MASSES on 'ie Feast of St Josep Patron of the Univer
sal Church" 1t has been presented to Plus IN The
hoy Father received it gracou-ly, and having gone
through te first pages he laid his table,
To the two priests who had presented it, Joseph is
ABOUT to become great not before God for that he has
ever been bus before men," To the declaration they
made to nm in the of the Association their
desire t" see St Joseph elected Universal
Snnreh. the Pope replied: Eyes, is meet that the
Ns.ical Body of our Saviour be placed under pow.
etful protection of hin who watched Jesus and
Gary."
We regret to by paper the death of Fa.
eer Smarious announced. The event took place in
Chicago Tuesday week. This will be sad thou.
whor the warning voice Of the great missionary
called to repentance. The late hour at which
ceivedthe Intelligence prevents from dwelling
subject as We would like His profound and varied
and striking eloquence orator,
such laced him in the first ranks. He born
Mares 3D. 1872, at Teburg province of North Brabeust
Holland and was consequently within few days Of Al
years rye at the time of his death. He belonged
espettale family and displayed early age such
precoois qualities of intellect that his parents resolved
dedicate his life to the service of the Church. After
finishing HIS University studies he this
IN # and entered his novitiate in the Society of
JfsuS He ordained priest in 1s49 In 1861 Father
aus detailed to the duties of a mission
n a1ing Chicago his headquarters. His disease
sSea1ic affection of the liver.
FdUaELEss AND HOMELESS While walking along tho
fkee day last week, policeman lay hands
aliStle boy who gave his Matthew Byrne.- e
as for time been noticed by people in the vi
mag sleeping in any nook which would give him shell
r. The tale he gave that his uncleSRd deserted
fnl and his only way of living begging biscuits "
bH sailors aTSi he wanted be cabin boy. bene. u
Who heard the tale took charge of the boy f
oiaspg if he behaved himself to get him a vessel OF
sas noticed that the embryo sailor had already &C
fred the accomplishment of tobacco chewing Poor -
bH! p
METHODIST MISUNDERSTANDING and since
ie the Methodists in the United States re
i've made frequent and loud boasts that they d,
ERE the most powerful body of religionists in It
|e United States. They have boosted that re
|eir/ preponderating influence elected the ed
lesent President, and they have by means P,
ZEN backward in claiming and receiving their ST
ward. wi
On the 23d nit. q convention of Methodists ii.
bembled in Syracuse, N. Y, at which there no
b an attendance of some 500 preachers.
u of the results of this assembly was re-
,y,su atom tn form ent