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pray God that this blessing may accom-
pany you on your home journey, may fol-
low you through life, and may also be q
consolation to you in the hour of death,
that you may enter into the glory OF God.
Benedictio Del" etc.
France and Rome.-M. de Courcelles ar
rived on Monday, not as Ambassadors
dignity which appears to be reserved for
M. COchin-but in semi official capacity.
He has been received by the Pope more
than once since his arrival, and consider
able importance must be attached to his
presence, as it is certain he will enlighten
the Government of Bordeaux on the reali-
ties of the situation. M. Cochin will
probably arrive next week in Rome, and
will, am informed, receive magnificent
and most cordial reception:
Tho Pope and Prussia.-The Holy Father
has done all in his power to abate the
Ubiquitous conditions of peace between
France and Prussia. He appears to have
charged the Catholic delegates of Northern
Germany with a message to this effect, and
Count Schomberger seems to have been
the person who undertook this delicate and
most Christian mission. As I have
already informed you, if there have ever
been any hopes of help from Prussia, they
seem to be completely at an end, and the
Catholics of Rome have the good sense to
turn to France and Austria as the only
recognized defenders the Holy See has
ever had, or can look TO In the future IN III
official capacity.
The Consistory-The Pope held Consis-
tory on Monday, the 9th inst, when the
Sees of Agen, Southwark, Ravenna, and Fer
rara, with several others in partibus, were
filed up, bnt no pablo notice could be Civ
en- to the cardinals, who were merely re-
quested to repair to the Vatican at a given
hour, as the Pope desired to see them on
Church affairs.
The Emeutes-The papers which have
sent you will show your readers how ut
terly unprovoked were the riots which dis
graccd Rome yesterday and day before.
The sermons of Padre Tommasi, on Thurs
day and Friday at the Gesu were so utter
ly devoid of all political allusions, even on
the showing of the Liberal papers, the
Liberia and MORA Roma, that nothing
save foregone purpose of insulting the
Catholic population of Rome could account
for the shameful scenes of yesterday. Pa
DIRE Tommasi's Lenten discourses have
been, ever since Ash Wednesday, confined
strictly to moral and religious matters. Not
single word could be commented on as
hetraying political animus, and those of the
last two days have been consecrated to an
explanation of the Sacrament of Penance.-
Tablet.
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1t certainly speaks we'll for the Irish
laboring class that amid the dirt, discom-
fort, poverty and general misery of their
existence, the purity of their women shines
out brightly. In note to the appendix to
the fourth report of the Agriculture Com
mission, just issued, will be found some
striking evidence on this point. Mr.. Nicol
Reid, Scotch Presbyterian and volunteer
bailie of Raploch, q village just outside of
in Scotland, gives an interesting sketch of
the character and habits of this community.
He says:
There is a colony of Irish here and has
been for about twenty years. They live in
very poor houses and have very little fur
niture; but they pay small rents, and some
came here they used to make great rows
amongst themselves, and were very trouble
some. A good many were taken up by the
police and fined, and that quoted them !;
they do not like losing their money, SO if
they make row just threaten them with
About the beginning of May they go with
their families to the bark peeling, and lock
up their houses, mailing board across the
door. They stay out about two months
and sleep in wooden sheds, lying together
as thick as bees, but there is no inmorali-
ty among them indeed, they just behave
to each other like wheen children, you
would think they hadn't the same notions
as other folk. have only known two, or
at most three Irish girls go wrong, and it
was always with Scotchmen. Wien they
60 to the bark-peeling they frequently
leave their savings-bank books with me,
and a good many have them. have one
book with Gao to the good on it now in my
! house.
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day of January, 1871.
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Europe's Future.

TIE following extract is from an article
in the Catholic World, for April, being O
translation from the German. It is ably
written, and replete with suggestive
thought. We recommend it to the perusal
of our readers:
The Franco-Prussian war of 1870 is one
Of the most important events in the history
of Europe. The prostration of France is
NO indication that she will never rise again,
for in 1907 Prussia was in q worse condi-
fion than France 10 now. In 1875, and
until the past few years, Prussia was last
in the list of the great powers, though now
she is the first. France, then, in . few
years may rise again to her full power.
There are no more fresh, uncivilized races
to come into Europe to take the place of
those which are now said to be decaying.
We have shown that liberalism has reached
its acme, been found wanting, and is dying.
Its efforts in Italy, Spain, Germany, Vienna
and Pesth are but the last commissions of
an expiring system. The natural child of
liberalism socialism-musta lse disappear
before the common sense of mankind.
What remainsi Will there be in Europe
the alternate anarchy and despotism of the
Central American republics without any
endf Mustwe despair of Europe's futuref
No, q thousand times no! We look to the
future with hope and consolation
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TuE Democratic movement in England
has lately assumed 4 new phase, or, TO
speak more exactly, has developed more
strength. A political alliance has been
formed between the leaders Of the trades
unions and vorkingmsBs associations
The negotiasor between the parties was MI
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he basis Of the alliance is an agreement
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naturalization OF the land to certain eI.
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The progress Of the democracy Of En-
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Of the higher classes, has been very rapid
Of late years, no, IN overthroving Law, bat
IN building up favorable state Of public
sentiment, and now. If reports are true.
they are 10 be represented in the house Of
lords by some OF the mos. noted torres Of
the biusst blood. We await with great in.
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TO- We may believe late Gdvicss from
Paris, tho ThierI government 10 intensely
excited concerning the reported plots Of the
BoaapArtis,s, aud iS making every prepare
ton TO give them AnstTso,ual quie,us should
they assume practical shape. The com
mAaders OF al the military districts are
ordered TO bold their troops in readiness ,
march 81 moments notice q close Sc eb
ia TO be KEEP, ~ BouloSne, Msrseilics. and
other points on the COST, and it SOC / seem
from the accounts Transmitted tSM 1915
has been fePfoiucsd again. 70 veI the
French rulers with sae,Asr r.tprn from
Elbs, and repeat tbe sccses Which accom-
panied and followed the lsu ling Of the fret
Napoleon At Frei9s. Iud eed. It il limited
that 'hs e-' ed emperor oooiemp plates
eFos'inS zoe channel, adv sncipF boldly into
10 heart OF the country, and trusting to the
magnetism Of bis name and presence 10 ao-
complain second coup a. et1t. We do no;
think such an idea has entered bis brain.
Tor with oil his faults snd ioibies Napoleon
III. is far TOO wise 10 shrow AWAY the .sst
chances Of bis dynasty IA an enterprise
which must end 10 disastrous :a.,are, IL At
tempted nov. 10 one knows better thar
himself The iezpsr Of the French people p
no oas is less likely than be TO attempt TO
pluck TIE fruit before it Is fully ripe. ASIDE
from the fact that the republican element i'
dominant in France to-day, snd imperialism
buried under cloud Of terri lie Disaster the
personal prestige Of the emgsr1ri' seriou'-
ly damaged, If no, hopsis'.'y lost and per
souAl prestige is m Indispensable agent in
such dsspersis undertaking as the one
alluded 10 No matter whether he IS or 10
not 20 blame for the inauguration Of the war
with Germany no matter whether he was
or was not duVrn inio that war by press
age OF circumstance im possible TO resist,
he is connected with long series Of defeats
and humiliAtions which cannot be forgotten,
and his political cApi,si, 50 to speak, is well
exhausted.
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what our New York corrsspon-
dent thinks Of the nomination of
q. o. Hays-Good reasons given
by the Chicago xribuns for 1lect-
ing Democrats 20 Congress-.
NV YoRK Oct. 2l. ls7l.


The nomination. Of HOn. S. S. Hays. of
Chicago, for eousresEmAn-at-large, reflects
much credit on the Democracy of Illinois.
He is one Of the ablsst men in the country
"A profound thinker, . ripe scholar, and
thoroughly and correctly educated fnanoier.
He more truly represents the financial ideas
Of the West than his opponent, and, with
such men As Marshall aud Robinson, would
be able 10 render most valuable assistance
in Congress In relieving the people Of the
heavy and unlasi taxes nov imposed upon
them through the present iniquitous tariff
AMI banking system.
Las, fall, Tbs ARGUS appealed to Repub.
heAus TO vote for Democratic congressman
on the ground that any party having so large
a majority As they had was sure TO indulge
10 extravageut, wasIetul, and corrupt legs
iation. Many Republicans appreciated the
argument, aud voted for Democrats in pref
erencs to their own candidates. l have no
doubl that the very large aud highly com
plimentary vote given to Messrs. Gable,
Stevens, Robinson and others was partially
due to this idea. And l was glad to notice,
even after the election last fall Iii would
have been better before the elecnon) that
the Chicago Tribune took the same view OF
the subject. That paper, in 40 editorial,
then said:
1--WE believe that most thinking and re
'lecting men in the Republican party will
agree that our party hos been, for sometime
past, too strong, numerically, in Congress,
"for tie own good that the minority party
has been too weak to operate as u check
upon the mAjorisy-thAt the existing feud,
and divisions in Congress could not have
existed IL there had been a vigorous and
healthy oppositon-snd that many prof
"hgate and indefentible measures woulC
never have been brought forward if such
"Nn opposition party had been presen, I,
"take advantage Of the blunders and sx
'eesses Of the majority
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from good authority, Why Republican
should nov vote for Mr. BAYS. His cleo
ton viii not affect them politically
10 benefit them BY wise aud economics
legislation. Their majority IN The preser
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aud they run no political risk in voting f.
Mr. Hays, who is only dominated to Gil OF
an unexpired term. Every reason put fort
by The Tribune for the election Of Demt
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tract, applies With tsn-fold force 10 favor
Mr.. Have now. There is no surer way
the world for Republicans TO aid IN CORE,
legislation than by voting for Mr. HAy
and ! hope 10 see them do 90 in large nun
bers u,
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1t " thought not unlikely that John
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i''''ure for reelection to the United States
senate EE-Go'ernor Cox, Judge Stanley
Matthews and Mr.. HassaureE are mentioned
rs competitors for the domination. Another
w po''An' point gained by the Democracy
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'ns'r majority Of one in the State senate IN
'ars' the defeat Of a viliainous sppOrsiop'
meh' scheme that was all cooked aud prim
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