The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
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II The New England mind go
y passea throngh many variations fron, 81
. oay aays OF Its atrocious fanaticism : ~, .
! q os.leu down In the belief that man aion
tSs vcmpetene to construct huns an socjstv
n .c~r,a s..np0rai goods are the only leRitimnf
4 cope ana end Of mans existence, Thas.
Two IDEAS are closely interim ked and va I.'s
: e eser else mark New England life and bshit.
) n.e naeura! cOr0llaries from than, NJ
Iropnet and Psalmist has declarad tssi. -
~ s G0o ouiideth the house, they vori
man buildeth his house. IL WON'T hs I h!ssI
Conndence in our own wisdom ana Iu .isS
RerIect knowledge of all social onest;o sno
that we possess, preclude the susnicio,,
snas our building may rest on = eanS1
decav and that confusion, disruption.
onr social edifice. We are NOT st haxoc OF
tsneory, but we are thoroughly atha;st;c ~ 40
!ar as regards the belief that Gods ,,~" 20
s fence mas anght to do with human afFs;rs
ta nese Is historic truth in what was nt"
nists nr s w;neieism, that the early colo |
governed by the laws of God nnt;I Zoe oe
f eaa .ime to make better. Our fanat tI
~, ieia1hers were governed. or imoo;.
t tihey were governed, by the laws Of God
lazy were we're fond . Of appealing to the Hebrew
thew war a a Sne prophets, especially when
we're applying the stake and the o;h-
cruelty which si9nalized tI,.;n ~ SURGEONS
we have rejected, and in ra;ent;n .lanley
,iom 70 nave retained nothing else Of reI;o
'"s :, Ienel: Whether there was onubt I
''So ~ inneriG Is beyond our i0onirv :
Uur philosophers and radical refor,,,.,. 4
'elieve that mans intali;rass ..etofners =
ecure mans happiness eS ace - ao!e 10
FOG e assistance or o-ope ration Ms OF
evise sociaa svstssn s1p.a.Nn Man can y
III, ~, may arrive OF Q MAXIMUM. a,T Lr.-s...1 =,
is be reduced to q nihin,n,,, p: raI nusaas -
I'D intellfgence can ha h--..,s... Gurcatson ~
or all; edncat;as. "isa!a sne :.
'uco Wan lead TO wealth. and wealth -,;it n,
- efmin2e6 social misery. IN
cans We sing and have sunD throroh Il or
y Cne land to our superior knowIeIraet o..
Y nDeral principles, to our snccess 4. No;
slavery. ensorc;na sSSScsss 10 w
ual rights for ali. and H. .ne law OF ~
osnsen Oh che platform or nollffraF a,,,i nj,
|: Ho6wlchstanding all thia sslf s,las;a h;
'lon, we need hot go abroad for yr;trsssa. an,
SLOW tnae human misery il NOR ~ m, y. / No :
ong us at home, or that social a, Hnee a..
ad of being shortaraI ar s],. Svns, IN nn'
' increase among as. OF late from, - a.,
lntless leagues, sssociations o., .ona our MI MI
as, that are designed to cure human;tn,. T
CEeoreticasiy, ariseS diree-a II;rna the
4 of the tho,sap .ans OF triumph. The cea
.ked women-the angry erx W q, over ms
-easing workiny.clss cry VI Ine ever NOR
worked and -paid-the moan ~ sloo
r the growing corruption ana t,,s ao
of 0ur nnnninr anu .ne moral Wor
inuignant protests that our cities orc xvor
u oy our criminal classes-such 10 tL.. n3o
ne1 used to designate those copdemnaJ wba
overly and toll. The growing enmitu T., 4,
q 60 active hostility, between con;toi tn 81
labor bears witness tbat ", ecu capital 10 th
among us. that bnm.n rn,s. noC YET cims
'ee perfectly adjusted. The Conscious. him
y. e4uality does not tighten the moor emf n
gerry of sixtv-siy bonr. onnienI ana AURA
nnt make him more patient or cheer tione
is coming his Soai.L .ne rlch capi- natul
gold. The1a ia M I'a, ana strength for h
ne, compelling him tn G Inds 1t c1ndi
oyer, ont there is the law of pecessitv ma IN.
aW Oh munger and want fror, ,uI:Sb -: