The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-30

=, =----,:.;=..1 rret.repces, but If others !"
'volu =, ha iess scrupulous, who can hin- III
,ar themf And why expose them 10 ' .'aap
alton by giving them P owe.
= No need to take from the parent
IrssrN1Ns CAPITALIZATION:
-., 7. v;li diminish that alarming ten
a.n"v tn Capitalization, which 10 rapiu.y a
making our free Republic aPproAcn
universal bureau system OF goser";. !,
that has helped to reduce fra"s sV.tsm in p
rThich the central power tends TO aosoEo t
! tn itsalf all the functions and the resPop-
abilities, which, in q healthy staSe o. Iu
lie affairs, are much better eAoi'
localities and individuals. /
The chief end of government, we a ,
told. NAV be reduced to the two "oJeets oa'
6rst nrotectipc the weak against the stEooS'
second, attending to works Tor tue cI ~
good, which coald not be accom- Plsno" 49,
md; yiduals or localities. Whenever GOV
eminent undertakes to manage anans
wh;ch localities or individuals can manage
for themselves without lbJuns III
neiuhbors. it is almost sure to LEAD 70 vAss'J
more harm than gooo. .,,. for
! intriguing men to tyrannize over !he.r
| nu;at f,llow. citizens aud a great heio ior
ORGANIZATIONS and frauds npon the Puohc
money. Let us not extend 1t w1thouS no
cessity; and most OF a ;en a and corrup-
ton. the precious work OF forming ouE
ch;ISren,s characters. Let US leave IL %
nonch as nossible, where God has put IL,
where nature claims it, and where no1I's
q demands it should not be meddieo
y in the hearts and heads OF parents
ENCOURAGING COMPETITION.
: e.,, T. v;u encourage a wholesome emu
|, t;"n omnng teachers, and also among
:. compilers and publishers OF schoof oooks.
- In every other business we achno"ieues
, .ha valHe of competition for calling forth
v energies and abilities, and oo1alninS vne
y hest services Why leave this most im
:, nortant branch of business-the trainine
"a of youth for life-to depend so mucn ",
! the influence which teachers or pu ci's'e'
=, NAV bring to bear upon tho Board, lnstea'
IS of allowing those interested-the parents-
y 70 choose the service that satisfy then
as best7
IN 9TH, If we make it known that Mlssis
as sippi has provided means for educating al
and has at the same time proclaimed Ih
ID, liberty of parents to educate childten az
no cordiDg to their conscience, without int
il fering with their neighbors, it will do not
inf little towards drawing into our State nun
,ot hers of settlers of the very kind We wan
nae men whose love of their families dispo
air them to be q thrifty and permanent pop
lation. .or
onnortunities to draw the attention
in Northern residents and OF new coming IL
ont migrants to the advantages OF Miselsslp
a as q place of settlement, l was met at on
nv the objection that such men are M
Sesirable. men whose love of family
:. poses them to be a thrifty and Permant
s population; for example, the most mo
,; iCa trious am peaceable class OF OF Germs
,ols. are my I.ep 80 he taken ont of til
u Ine 81 hands by the State, or where they WIN
II as ha free to educate them as they J,u'
;om- r;ght. without forfeiting the tax PAID
nnw their teaching.
hch CoNCLUsIoN-No POSSIBLE iN'oN M
It be oNE-GREAT PROBABLE GOOD, EsfEei
mine IY TO THE POOR CLASSES.
yhter To conclude, this measure can 40
deli nossible harm to any legitimate lntere
!. If For where the people do not want IL, I
il all will not use it, and where they W
same want it, who is more legitimate 1uae
cious their interests than themselves Ana
If the who want it will not interfere WIN " III
hould child except their own.
there, We are not pleading for any money
Ii the culation; nor for ony big salaries 10
chool- an indirect support to religious ae n D.
tions. Let the pay be hAee W ~ 'a t%. -
RS, in as the services may justify, so tnaI
q and NAV be no temptation for spectators
there fair compensation to the lnuiVAauat oe
/; why for the time and labor he spends In
parents the work called for by the stats ~
them of the secular teaching prescrioea;
We are not pleading for priv1ieg'
orurR exemptions, but for the common hoe
all, and most Of all, for the ho I;e,,s
Ill only people OF the Sta!e; my "a ch;ldr,
40 prin- sure in tins wofio ossaue o ND a. the
lied by The best service Ihey e" ud conscie
ence in to bring them up gESo "nu r.steat =
to the men and women. rnen thaIn ~,
and the in life is the nope Oh see .ts;r oxzp
selecting in virtue acGoroIns w nc Stata
3 school, For Gods sake ieS NOV Sa' She N
parents poor wloo" Vi .nis .1o ha I'd carr
? do not her school tax OUT o. inS aras
+ varions aching fingers ana stians oh I,
low from pleasure that she has honestly +
Do not tell her that if she wants u
Il dren to be reminded during seho9
ring after of their Savlours lSve' a1 sar,n III
,ople. teachings, so poweri .1 ~ ~ that
70 to avail der hearts-do not zen no no ,s,nJ
h the ex grieyous offence agalhssI .no 60 q
,cause in the State-an INJURY " so - he
l be paid ton, and that II sue 1ho' go Of !
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