The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-12

Co1Tser-JournGl, which has been inclose
20 us In very polite and, to our popul,
ton, very complimentary letter, win n,
be uninteresting to those of our reader
who have Contributed towards the sncce,
/ Of the good work to which it refers. Or
readers, to whom we'll doing il 90 familia
at least - far as giving generously of thei
worldly means is concerned, will unhesita
cngly agree with the Louisville board q
supervisors, and ourselves, that the draw
ang would be unadvisable at the perio,
specined on the tickets, and while disap
pointing the expectations Of the,good Do
minican Fathers, would only frustrate thei
own benevolent intentions. The drawing
when it does take place, will be honestly
and fairly conducted; the result will be
published in these columns, and vouchers
for it's faithfulness given which no one can
be disappointed with.
The DOMINICAN DRAwNG.-Tba hoard
Of supervisors of the drawing for the bene-
ut of the Dominican Church met at the
convent ON sixth street last evening, to
make arrangements for the drawing which
was to have taken place to-day. Thew
made thorough examination of the condi-
tlon OF the enterprise-the tickets sold and
unsold-and then unanimously agreed to
make the following statement:
70 tie PxbHo-At a meeting of the managers
Of the Dominican enterprise, held at St. Leuis
Bertrand's Convent last night, it was mani.
mously resolved that the drawing should he
postponed until the 21st of September, 1870.
able is this course on the part of the managers.
ior II the drawing came off now it would be at
the sacrifice of the Domnicans, who, up to the
present, were led to believe from the number
ham II
realized. But the fathers of the convent found
that the number of tickets out in the hands of
otheIe was by no means . criterion of their
hfty-one tickets have been accounted for to
them. 1t would be unreasonable on the part |
OF any one to expect that the fathers alluded |
teen Thousand dollars pass from their hands At |
2 little more than half it's appraised value.
Moved bytnesbove reasons, the board of man
ny tho fathers, who, during the time to
elapse before the drawing, will use every
effort to make the number of tickets mount
on the part of the public that the drawing will
be deferred beyond the day now designated the
Slst OF September. In case justifying num-
beg Of tickets be sold before that dsy. the
fathers agree to anticipate the time
RICHARD sLEvIN, d. J.. O'LEAREY--t IL
THOMAS CAIN, JOS. cAMPIoN,
T. M'sHANE, ED. GoRMAN. Il
THE CoUNCL.-It is understood that the ,
Schema distributed to the Fathers of the !.
Council contained four chapters-three on F.,
he Primary and one on the Infallibility !.
# the Supreme Pontif. We Intentionally :,
from publishing in the STAR any /.
the versions Of the projected decree on .
he Infallibility Of the Roman Points, =
which have appeared in the ProtestapYand >
ven in some ofour Catholic cotempIfaries. a,
t is notorious that the versieds before -
he public differ in essential particulars. =
it is very well kpSwn that within =,
he Council all ia prpseeding with the :,
reasest dignity. Tae discussion on the
reat decree bee<n upon Saturday, 18th, =,
he day after Or Holy Father the Pope had y.
ntered rzssn his seventy ninth year, and W
: tle same time, by q curious coincidence.
aached tho term of the two longest Pom
iicates after those of st. Peter and of Plus no
Of tip spirit which characterizes the of
ebate, thdse who know anything about it eli Ell
I've but ora account. The Bishops treat se,
'ch other with respect and forbearance s Oh
hlch is net even approached in our Con- I
less /; and } liberty and patience, which IN s;d
'uid hardly be greater than it is, reigns of
roughout tie meetings of the Fathers. rs rs
Strenuous sHorts ave being made to Gre RIG
Q sensatiop through body of persons, lon On
Sae various sects throughout /
world, which 10 to meet in New York fr1
ID fall. At ameeting lately held in that sha
y, speeches we're made by Drs. Prime and the
hofE to raise funds for the entertainment nile
d Support Of this august body. At this c
citing DR.. SchOR informed the world that s 40
highest officers In che government had xri
rem in their adhesion to the movement, an
real object Of which VIGOROUSLY is to but
lcentrate the united efforts Of the dis pre-
dant elements of Professionalism against p
Catholic Church. The DOCTORS words ten
were, that the Lord Mayor of Tar
ndon lately presided at meeting in be- libi
of the Evangelical Alliance. He of
ndered whether our Mayor would ever the
side over Protestant meeting. At an s bee.
b meeting or st. Patrick's procession Roc
took a foremost place, but he doubted crea
'ther he would be present at the meet beer
of the Evangelical Alliance. In con- gres
ion he would tell them that the Presi- =,
of the United States, the Vice-Presi- soul
and the Secretary of State had ap- ces Il
ded their signatures Tn n nauar Tiehino | e. n,