The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

= ~. .......,,c. then. of these dangers,
~, ~. "ra CIV too obvious. the questson
vhich has to be solved IL, how a0 b
races and natiouals,esA 20 interest
Unw are they to be made proc. agaanS !
I ~ ,rtr;gnes and ABDUCTION OF Kussla on
the one hand. and Of Prussia on the o'Ee.
The answer is being arrived AZ ~ ~ Last re-
pp',anized that the Bureaucratic system o,
Vienna, centralizing all government anu
;nfuence in one spot, must give place "
larger system of liberty ana ioca. thS ~
Hitherto # may d srn, Soo Se e sa Hussrians,
whom % .OOO, O0O are Catholics, nave zee"
managed Inv q set of jews, Erotoe'"u::'
and Freethinkers ut Vienna. lme opp ,ha
ton to the Concordat, it's aoo .. Nrders,
laws affecting rs SCHOOLS have all been imposed
| mon the people by this minority, .tat tI;a
no a. most 1000, 600. 1t 10 time tnaC In.s
avstem of Capitalization shouio % s"op'
away. aont has poipted
ont the position of parties in Austria. Tue Jug
;Serals and Doctrinaires, or, as they are
.n,ra t;mes called, the sCohstitutlonahsts,
are the advocates of Central GovernMeu,s
They desire to retain power oves .ns 49, ~ao in
Em1ire. aud to retain it in their omces ~
T;apne' Thev are opposed to every
change in the Constitution they oo)ect ~
The Dieta having the power 10 pa:s ny
Law. or even to their exercising any ani''a .,
tive; they desire to keep .1 po CJn.. and
Pestn or S' n.nartment. within the last
Ssv.' Count HOhenwarth mas .ntio
rm.aS q ain empowering tho ovLnS.a
U;sts to initiate laws but he mas s1o iso.
short at q compromise, ioI ma Thav ma,
them all power Of legislation. Aney ei,a;;
;n;t;ate for their own provinces ou1 '. 70
.r,nos;tion must be presented 70 ~
Rs;chsrath. to which all power OF iegas'o :
ton is still confined. ms messs ~
compromise has disss etr Snt Il las ve1e
the Federalists, who see that 1t mas =.
gone far enough. vh;cb llama
More than this, the party wnicn leans
prnssia. and is balancing oackWa.as o.
forwards is 91 iaso the 20 arms Of the Germs
ch Cnnfsaaratiop. is to be found exclusive
ars among the Liberals: ,,;es If +,
nd These. then, are the rear eneoS III.
:. Austrian Empire; and IT Austria ~, laii .,
'on prey to Russia and "a psa asiish views Of 4
be Austrian Liberal parity On the otn
.S 81 the sincere Catholics OF Austr
:. n~r Vienna Correspondent ssstfres us, !;
lIla Federalists. In other WORDS, 1ne Ca. i -
hos are the advocates OF troe .,,a I;hsrali,
nan the true liberality, to desire that the va
Ana us nortions of the Empire shouid Do =.
as ornad according to their local necesslt
the anu Wy ;: ~ eotahlieh local governmeu
the gramAe 20 Re;chsrath controlling matt
inst the CenS si,a whole Empire, such as F
Q do anecUns w; W.. the Army and Navy, and
ntal e.gh Aa "a thew base their conduct vi
n of MINI. 49," which grew up in Aus
over tue !tau ;rAnance of the Catholic Chu
ally unaet s: .;o which were respected in
,ther -.;" Sanction and by the Diplom
may asroe%
. Ca oCy. 80 ..ruct;ve to observe how in
i or ~ ~ Satholics are the true friend
and Ira cne .1%;la nv maintaining the Bur
nd in lo ".; ,svstem Of Capitalization, ane
? out S.aSH nm a state of chronic discon
oleon Heep1nS the Empire, the Liberals
ashed nas;n - the vay $50 far as they go
found anai TO- az. ahaorntiov by Russia and PIT
- tha respectively.