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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
Calhoun's Reply to Webster.
"a Crushcr, an Extingusher, an
AnnihilatOr."
If the Constitution Is n Compact
the States have the Right
to Sccetic,
Or to Nullify an Demonstrations
Law of Congress.

Law of Congress.
The Veto Power of the States the
Only Bulwark OF Liberty.
In the latter part Of November, 1882,
the State of Sonth Carolina passed al
Ordinance uu.itying the TSriif laws.
which was to 90 into effect on The lsl
Of February, 1888; but subsequently |
consented to postpone action until tn"
close of that session of Congress, |
which was on the 4th Of March, in re-
Spouse TO the earnest entreatE Of Viz
glns, who sympathizcd with her IN hcF
opposition to the unjust tariff system.
General Jackson issued his celebrated
proclamation on the llth Of December,
1892 Congress was in session: on
the 2lst Of January, 1888, bill Was IN
trUduced to meet the provisions of the
Notification Ordinance Of the State,
by cuuut"racting legislation and cloth
inc the President with the necessary
power 10 execute it. putting ut his dis
posal the whole Of the land and naval
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

HE- The Ger rs returns from the
South show an Increase IN the coiored
thon "a not so large pho
portion as 10 tc..ler years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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favor ortha Fr,pch
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orlo,9 nror Nashville for tie rurgysr
GENERALIZATION, Fair Crg,r3s,
Marion county. Tenn. surprised ey.
e-yhodv by c.ec,iag 4 Radical Repre-
saut9tior hy over 10 majority,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

~ "Let any ohe." says Professor
Agassiz, "who doubts the evil of the
mixture of races, and is inclined. from
mistaken philanthropy. to break down
all barriers between them. visit Brazil"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
Mr.. cALHouNs SPEECH.

"Thc senator from Massachusetts," said
Mr.. Calhoun. lin his argument against the
Resolutions. directed his attack almost ex-
elustyely against the nrst; on thu ground,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

The Marquis of Butte has generously nra-
seneed the Cathedral of the Rt Rev. Dr.
9IlmIey, at Capetown, Cape of Good Hone
with a magnificent bell and fittings. The
sore condition attached by the noble donor
DDe nng that it be rung every day for the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03
1T 4oRNMG STAn And CATHOLIC EEssEHean SUNDAY I1Y s

oegotten,n his. lordship ssid. In vAiax !.
my MorldltnQs take refuge.
Iurng tho Afternoons, - students vel
CO! sounds IN their ednorts Is y, s. ~ ~,
soJourn Of the Bishop a ~ Sc ~, =.
ana tnferring from exterior msnifests4 ; I,,~
Sne pleasure with which hoI reaDei veS tSs;,
Insa nemases, We think they were quite
But this, however mutu.1,v ..,...,,.
was destined 10 Sc interrnntsa = ~. s ~ 2
Z. n, the College bell called the etndents
.. more 20 the Chapel In order 70 con-
sum msse the holy exercises Of the forenoon
~ renewal Of the baptismsl vows and =
so1 Ma oe0ication to the Blessed Virgin.
r,s.Ls terminated one Of the most re.
MninEeple days which has hitherto been re-
;So.aeo IN the annals Of the College. The
Impression left upon ourselves as We passed
out OF the grounds, we select with an
reverence) stranza Of one Of the Church,.
hymns, to give expression to.
4ss:ssa 2s1sa sss S.. ,s.s:' name,
W. sSr lost asa e sss sSS.anssl died
Eternal Paraclete, to Thee ~
tuesday, in pursuance of their irrepres-
as long as it might be the Bishon,s con.
venience to remain among them. the
students lmpr0vised q drama or an aynn.;nC
cnaracter, and acted it with a win thae
showed their heart was in it.. Vocal music. |
some some choice pieces on the piano, and thss |
aver present and ,ever-ready brass band
and indeed, it is quite impo ssib1e to say
what other contrivances the ardent vonng
Students might not achieve in order to
'estify their attachment to their amiabIe
md paternal Bishop, had not the mail
, 'T;u the mournful tidings Of Archbishop
In1 aea.n This put stop to further
anne amongst us few days before. a
bishop, departed on Wednesday morninr
q Archbishop, in the silence Of an affae. I
Inc Archbishop, we are informed, pro- ,
eeded to the parish Of st. John the c
aPtist (adioining) where he was waited s
= 70 coneecrate or bless q new church. 9
nd thus, "0 solis ortas 1sqwe adj occasm,,. y 9
70 good work goes on. Sit nonsen Domim;
x. Y. z.
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ROOFING FOR srEA,no..rs,

Mr.. En,v,Dn NEW ORLEANS Jauuarv IN 1s-o
Slate Roofing CONN., Secretary Southern Plastic
covered one w take pleasure in satfuc that
any other the purpose 50 ven much bel
since covered two mara b known to that have
satisfactory resuitsi 's Wild II and with the same
OwnnrsA tttakapas Mall Transportation SomnanIy
Anna steamers Warren Belle, Minney XyerSy!'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADYERTIsEMFN7.
WEEDoN's EXCELSIOR LAsoR-sA%Ec
WASHING COMPOuND

n Patent Granted September %, 1885,
l. PEAsoNs FOR pREFERR1Nc. r1,,s
the pubc not only the best but cheapest Yet offered
eo5 1t may be used successfully in any kind Of .t.
It SO not n aaas or 3 If ..tn water
e. 90 not influence and h
made Is iest oeached soft and large as orgna
aas s1S5s but the contrary
O. mot @ss Ssas sRE ruSSg
s. + wlli the handssn the contrary
finest MhnshSI win bleach and white the
Simply dampen them in warm Wase etc soan than,
ss nnt ds
sess a1
pony to a any ons mot satssd
y ses nesP G ,1p
b fss wssr and Of results rom r15Sna
R g. sni i az & w. issR;
c1aasl y C1nnS moo -. yhS!ssals
| For sale by most all Retail Grocers
pound boxes q pound ba4ssP Saas ooass ss
Hs asrss rs no a6s GGEETIEY THAT D. pocHEIU
on taS q T. s s
pne Sss 10 them with Ioe said last @
President Louisiana 1ce N Ma ~ iHEpP
LOUISIANA Ice Manufacturing COMPANY,
FACTORY:
" A'n"uPi1oulas street, one Block above Iop;s;ar. |
Avenue. A" |
BRANCH DEPOT:
Corner Front and Poydras Streets
ICE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAI1.
Fnce-si3 per Ton, at the Works: SIS per To, a.;
hVered In any part of the CITY, in quantities Of
pounds. Less than 500 pounds one cent nor no,n,.
A"'efs ana parties in the country will be charged
Sey moderate extra price for package etc.
my22 I'm 'ne osSomce, box 49,
A CARD.
. Dr. JAS W, BARNUM DENTIST. 5oa Mor.zo,o
near the market) has operated on nv teeth LII
to my self and recommend him tn oil
elsohs warning Artificial Teeth rs he ia skiiTn onI
VoS 5 PST re, "oLk at very low prices. ~
NY - III ~ L. SCANLAN, 291 Common street 5
SAML NJ. TODD Co. =
ANTS, Oils, Varnishes Glass Rrusbes OH y
20 magazine street, one door above Poy,rss 'S''
New Orleans "S"i"s'
fahtng materials of every description r4fs+s, ~ 3.
80, se26 1y
VI URPHY, GENERAL ENGRAVED
VA Old Levee street, (opposte The Sostoaae., II
NOW Orleans, La. II
aneelng Stamps and Door Plates Stencil Alnhabsees'
rands. S9 anu S1uaInlng
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ROOFING MATERIAL, ].

70 hOOF LIN " MAIERlAD
Nor.
w Longer an experiment.
~. s,rn.,.o
!, IT'S SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER RooErxd
FOE USE IN TINS cIn1ArE HAS
BEEN DEMONSTRATED.
4
80
1ts .d.p.aon to every .sy,. of roofing .. -.
Z. combined durabityand nshtne.. the purity Of th
:, 'unnins Oh IT, it, small cost originally. and
Of application. ss.sss :. s.s ~. 8. ns ~
rendee ie the
MOST DESIRABLE Roorr,un rpc,,,,
At the present day,
.e. e I'd Z. . s,ss, IT s''9a;. sheet q ..
by thisooang arc insured a. II. 49,
|. 70. sa.sa.r a....s.l...sssa d d fslssa,.s.
mo COMP ANv HAAo4tc Slate 1O09s
No. s. Magazine street, New Orleans.
:
Sheathing Board for Inside Walls
TO Re USED INSTEAD OF pLAsrrRrna
Tt can h. wh,t.-., ~ ' A.'.s 1HesirAoss aftaoaes
., "nA'e-".sned OF Fapered; II warmer n Wins
s ter and cooler in than p..ssrns dollar
Square Fest Any ono can apply it.
Communications addressed To
q " .ys..
EnN -L~al-e~~.
in Inference to either kooans or she.tbtn. Board I'm
meet with rror,rt .t4.,.t,, = .1s AsAku' WIN Il
~
AFRICAN and IRISH FELT FOR SALE.
Al.o. COAL TAR. IN BARRELS.
We bog to refer to tn. following
CERTIFIciTrs
NEW ORLEANS, March S, ls7o
sir-1 have e.amed YESTERDAY . III. p,...,. 80.
oaa * yo1 nearly two years ago the OLE FL
eSe niee corner ashsrpe and Chantey Read adj
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c,,sy certify that the Sossrn Pisss W. - pSog
pomene strsefs oI ON my house Apollo and XIX
tSyns TS and 1S S a.
adopted to this climate; ress,ins % seH thoroughly
Come one s Plastic roofing materials a. Ss ba run
forms ght OF slate IL perfectly wsts~ r,,t De
not hestg most durable and reliable roe and
cordiay recommend to all desirne chy otnor and
same time, durable roofing. cheap and at tho
A. MAYNE O. Raoeh...L !.
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Nhw Op,y.,-p 49,,

Tbe-oh -.,, Nkw ORLEANS Sepeember % 1870
Con, ertlIy that The Southern Plastic ots RooS.
streat put roof my dwelllng "a TchoupjtoyIag
sounS ~ 1863 Said roof has proved perfectix
attest to It's merita ~ ENC It. and fully
- May On eSA~A4AAAhES Jeweler.
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/ l.
: 20 convince every one that n thorough,
Q saIe means OF locomotion has been provided
& ~ Nj. thompson, and that there is in ii
{ nCt merely no danger to the passen ger,
!, weo are conveyed, but absolutely no fea,
OF any injury being caused in The streets
I Cnrougn Wnlcn 1t may pass. It cannot hurt
tne pavement-that is sufficiently guarded
against Dy the elastic tires Of the wheels :
WINE the unobtrusive manner in which
Tue Steam part OF the machine is worked,
aitogetner prevents the danger of alarming
uorSes, OF any 0tner OF the risks which have
nltnerto AMENDED the passage of traction
engines through crowded thoroughfares.
perfectly under control, and can be
Ieeuiated almost as nicely as q watch and
| Snofedore 90 far ~ 1t il concerned there in
no need for the elaborate precautions in
w way Oh slgnal1ng and other things
| wnlcn nave oeen found necessary as to To-
GO on the common roads hitherto.
onoftly aiter z O'Clock in the forenoon the
steamer started for Leith from Parliament
square, the omnibus being occupied by the
1Ord PROVOST OF Edinburgh, Bailies Miller.
rye, RUSSELL, and Skinner, Dean of Child
russell, Treasurer Marshall, Copyener
rieid, Councillors Colston, Cernston
.aewse, Millar, Bladworth, Durham
Mackay, Sloan, Macknight, Somerviile'
Cngat0n, smith, Hawden, MURRAY. Wors
maids Wilson, Romans, Mossmap. Yonnoa.
hoDerts6Q, Temple, Rowatt, Gordon. enj
Mltchell, Edinburgh; and Bailies Pen.la.J
ana Steven, and Councillors BiancbarJ
Sarland, Lundie, and Forsyth, Leith anj
VIM. M'Lean, and number Of 0ther ,, amu
t!emen. In Parliament square and H;~h
street large crowd congregated to see fha
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03
PREMIUM AWARDED

AT The Second Annual Iouisiana c.. -
bonn and COMMITTEES snis tRsGg the Blue RIB
the Best they had seen. ' III their opinion it was
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
STEAM FACTORY, oooh
Corner St. Charles and Clio streets, New orlea,s

U1O. fohNES Proprietor.
The cheapest manufacturing estabI,sbuo,. :, a.,
ou.nWest Immense reduction in prices: Sash IN me
SnS per pair Glazed Sash from 81 IS per na Gn
ench from - Az per pair Panel Doors from "a Ei
SaSn. an work made of seasoned Cypress 50 ~
prices IN detail to be had at the Factory or mad OF
% ppnrvess Glazed Sash q rs per ro,
nnrvess Window Blinds from - 10 per par.
CAHILL & CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED srop,,
NOS 'zo ana az Levee street and IS Al Water strao.
Fourth District. So"
OoherS IN nay, Corn, Oats, Bran Cornmeal Oat,rao1
Hominy, Grits, Chicken AM Cow Feed etc 'tneal
GOODS delivered tree of drayaQe. nv % o.,
DECIDED IMPROVEMENT IN LIGHTNING RoDs
would call tho attention of Builders and Pron.r+
OWners 70 my new improved Copper Covered and CT
iefy competition ~ "' PRICES that
areful attention. wa ER En IL RRIESmp1 ana
- Baronne street.
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SortSern i e. IN statng that In Marcb ieo s1 S
sosor1 5Gn me- The quality fe aSs 90
commend it to friends with dc continue to
q "AssoN, Architect and Buiiaer eenoe.
254 CarondeIex atra-x
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a Conns 20 certify that TIE Paste saa.s .s Soa,
tops S %itb on s on
that the roof il S.ass and take pleasure in statinS
roofs IN tSe ssv
take pleasure in mine was perfectly tight
or H snd aTreSe roofing HoEL s n need OF
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

Eighteen month"; new NE ORLEANS September %. 1863
ang ESaapgny puta roof my premises Sas Beef
have since bad & which proved satisfactory ths
and shall hesitate to use Il the
may desire light. cheap dIrabis | to all who
JOSEPH A. BROWN Inrha, ~,
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slosnlag Star and Catholic Messenrer,
s - g1LxAAA SUNDAY. fully ). ls7o.
LHE0 110H Txn pA1rsw On -. yarrs

ARCHBneHoP PERCHEsa VISIT no THE D Ap,s,
!. % 81. JAHEs-THE REAsr OF CORpU
CARIsx1-ExRer ColGlruNIoN,, CoNFTRMA
IN 1Tc.--sr. NARY-JErFERsoN COL.
LE0A--AHs OVATION.
sdttas - cs.Aolio MESSENGER:
go Qni VENT in nomine Domi-
~. @ss the inscriptive greetin g
- Ree ayr View last Sunday, a. We passed
the uaan entrance of st. Msry-Je fferson
: Co!te8e. Tho deXtce-a v0luulhry ilial tri-
0ate "a the students to the Archbishop. was
{ noasiy enshrined in an arboral arch with
moral docotations, above which, as Of right.
20 sHse prominently the sign Of Redemption
tween the peaceful triumphs Of the Cross
and those triumphal ceremonials of both
ancient and modern times to which that
sacred emblem has been wanting.
~ Eesering the College grounds, we found
perterse, anA prSsenting to MGR. Percha an
addres: OF welcome and conRratulation.
The Bi4hop replied in his accusfomad ssl;.
citous style, happily blepalinR inetrnction
Altn those Innocent pleasantries that can
sGvAse tne hearts Of youth and infuse hap
efSAsignsslia TO the young gentlemen s,,
De your God Dur country and truth. - and
showed them that the only way to he GOOD
citizens y TO be good Christians. He az
Paesssa sne nope OF meeting many Of them |
nsreafser In society, when he trustad
they would demonstrate by the part thew
were destined to act in social life, the in.
co nn9s,r superiority, even in respect to
worldly matters, Of an education reared on
Eeligions principles. Then the Bishop en-
lnsticai!y exhorted his young hearers
whom he repeatedly called his Children. |
Mehout distinction Of creed, for more
cEeeds than one are here represented) to be
srne 70 tAeav country and true to their man
hood and fearing God, which is real via
don, shey would be above the fear of man.
VIE .si: ne fs.ss nor hopes for any thing,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

In Septer,1.r 1000 NEW ORLEANS, Japuarv IN ,s,o
co,apa% put o aSes TIE Southern Pase Sass ReoS
snotber Fly s9usres and since then hS
eood Sat;sfec. covered ny thcm. These roofs iv nsS
do the wor expect to employ the same Comnan more
as good and durable roofing ioonng 70 my friends
b. j. BERKERY, Cooperaoa
" Front street, SuRar isnns,,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

Tn J.,,.,, 1000 NEW CRLERNs December % Isea5
1ios, lsoe We contracted with the LIZ
emSracne ong gy Taco
that the roof every pleasure IN
iI mas never leaked and the water from a. -
tbosa =; anu We cneerfuiy recommend th, rcrSno A-
want OF durable and the same ta
aCGHES FOLGER -e~s'
soap Factory Tbfvd
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

bnij%sn Soa va Plastic State Roofing Company
put two moro roofs on for me ~ anu sance then have
good IN staa1s that these roof gave
mSna ny friends who want Of 1 % recon-
A"op' tns roohng. JOHN HENDERSnN" o roof to
r,L-. Liquor Merchant
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hUUFING MAIEhIAk,
PLASTIC SLATE
sA =
ROOFING MATERIAL
No Longer an Experiment.
IT'S SUPERIORITY OVER ALI, OTHER roorrrd
FOR USE IN THIS CLIMATE Has i
BEEN DEMONSTRATED.

l's sdapteon to every style Of rooang-stsep a nat
it, combined durability and uehtnes. tho pu,itv ~
wstsr running of it, its small originally ana s.r
eoss OF repairing it when damaged any time - I'm
phra0 OF application, elasticity, etc, al ccmtfuSf
rendex It the -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-18
The New Presses of the London
Times.
From tho Philadelphia Ledger.l

From tho Philadelphia Ledger.l
The London Times has recently put in
operation in its office the new Walter
printing press" and it is now printed on
four of these improved printing machines,
which were designed and manufactured
in its own establishment and have been
patented both in England and this
country The Walter press, so named
in honor of the proprietor of the Times,
is a machine that prints from roll of
paper instead of from sheet as is done by
the Hoe printing press. 1t prints on
both sides of the paper by the same pro
cess; afterwards cutting the paper into
sheets and delivering them in piles. In
the foregoing respects it is similar to the
Bullock printing machine excepting in
the latter the cutting is the first process,
whilst in the Walter press T" the cutting
being the last, the use of a great deal Of
intricate machinery necessary to move
the sheets through and deliver them from
the machine is dispensed with, lessening
the liability to accident. The Waiter
press also dampens its own paper; and
receiving roll as it comes from the mill,
it vets, prints and cutsit, manufacturing
by one process a complete newspaper
This new machine runs at a speed of
.l2,000 copies, printed on both sides, per
hour, and including stoppages, it prints
from 10000 to 1000 copies per hour
One hand and two boys run it, the latter
inspecting and counting the sheets as
they are delivered The waste of paper
is stated at one quarter of one per cent,
whilst the register is said to be practi-
cally perfect. The chief merits of the
machine, however, are announced to be
its saving of time and expenses of work
ing, items of great moment in large
newspaper office. The daily edition of
the London times is from 60, 600 to $4,000
newspapers, of sixteen and occasionally
of twenty pages each The edition is
now printed on four of these presses run
by four men and eight boys, with two
pressmen to superintend them, fourteen
persons in all, and printing over 10000
an hour They print the edition in half
the time and with one-fifth the number of
hands required by the machines pre-
viously in use. In making the change
from the old TO the new system, the Times
reduced its press-room expenses just one
half, the pay roll being $500 in gold
week. or $25, 900 year less for 1870 than
for 1869, whilst its savings in the waste
Of paper is 5000 in gold per week, or Sl0,-
900 per year. Although the Times is
printed upon thick strong paper, it is
said that the new press does its work as
rapidly and completely with the thin
paper in use for printing American news
papers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-18

The appointment of the new head
master Of Rugby, DIR. Hayman, procured
on testimonials, given him for quite a
different purpose, drew public attention
in England 70 the curious uses sometimes
made Of such testimonials, and many
funny stories are told. One man, who is
an inveterate seeker for place. has kept
all the certificates Of his attainments and
character since his teacher used to send
Master Tommy home from school with a
reward Of merit They are all bound in
a volume which is produced on every
possible occasion. Another anecdOte is
related Of a gentleman who procured an
appointment in a Hong-Kong tea store
as a faster BY using certificate OF
having received University education
and OF having attended a course Of tkso-
iiosiesi lectures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-18

A Maine farmer, quietly crossing a
railroad track, near Portland, on his sled
the other day, was suddenly startled by
a train, which quickly made splinters of
the sled. The astonished farmer, recov-
ering somewhat, stood gazing at the re-
mains of his vehicle, and wondering
where the pieces Of his horse had gone.
Meanwhile the train sped on for some
distance, when the engineer, looking out,
saw the horse staring at him from the
cow-catcher. The train was stopped,
and it was found that the horse had been
picked up by the cow-eatcher and de-
posted on the platform in front of the
engine, where, too much stunned or
frightened to move, he lay comparatively
uninjured.