The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10
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nothing of my own, lest shouia socta 70
weaken its effect. There IL one thing, how
ever. which the Minister OF Wat nA' IT, no !. that
handsomest acknowledgment that we could
of volunteers, that we should enter the regular
army. No reasons but those of the gravest
kind could have prompted our refusal OF .ne
Donor .h Pnt Vas zoSaSs, do not think
ourselves Mt liberty to tie up our own freedom
of action nor to introduce into the army y |
ourselves: have therefore thought it right |
to ask for our disbandment.
You are about to return to your own homes'
but gentlemen your task IL not S0v b"tte
fields Remember that the blood winch mas
been shed is n stronger tie than many 9atns
and should France make yet anotss i S Ss reaSy
all of you, at the very first signal. Inc Minis
ter of War says he reckons ON you. For my
'I Farewell ;l desr comrades! My heart is deep
| ly affected ut parting with you. one cannoS
| without great pain break off connection such
| as ours has been for the last eleven years,
during which we have shared all things in
common-joys, pains and sacrifices. Neverthe-
| less we shall not let the separation make US
detected. There still remain to MS two great
camse ~ France and of the Catholic Church /;
and our hope Of the fual triumph of that cause
Let us only live worthy OF our cause and "od
. will grant us it's triumph.
DE CHARErrE, General.
Having flushed reading the order OF the
day, Gen. de Charette addressed to the
: Legion q few more words of thanks ana
affection. We regret not to be able to re-
. mort his exact words. The Zouaves replied
, by shouts Of Vive Pie Xxi" and many of
!. them shed tears. On the day following
they left Rennes for home. They will find
q Gays the Uniuers, from which we extract
= the foregoing) throughout the whole OF
q France, those testimonies Of respect and
q admiration which are the need Of real and
4 single hearted patriotism.
q The Failure archbishop Of Paris.-At a
= meeting of the Society Of st. Vincent de
Paul, at Tours, Mgr. Guibert furnished
= some interesting details respecting ms
l. selection for the See of Paris. The Arch.
J. bishop had made indirect attempts BY let
a ters to his friends to escape the burden
n which it was rumored was abont to be laid
= upon him, "but," he said, apparently
q without avail, for N. Jules Simon came t.
=, hour aud q half. Il am DID, told him; .
T. am sixty nine, and have not the neceesar!
ii health, exhausted by thirty years OF episco
ir pal labors. Would you admit men OF m.
ID age in your public oftiees, and wsnl a. yo "a.
y, ~ effect on the Minister. Everything now
40 a-days," he said, is done by old men.
20 And he brought letter from NJ. Thiers
t. who carefully abstainei from abiding
en- the dignity of the post, but wrote thus
nv subdued for a long time to come; but tn
m See of Paris is not the less in need OF a ma
Ga of self. devotion and sacrifice, and it IL fo
nm this reason that We beg of you to acceI
an this See" Nj. Theirs was evidently we
| 0e k1,a Of de;
me with, and the Government during its sta
m. ut Tours had learnt that the only way
IN securing the Archbishop was to hold out
him the good to be done and the hardnes
on use for the Archbishop to argue that Par
, me required Prelate who was not AYERS
nv nv to going into society, and to omci
os receptions, and the like, whereas !
'Sa had always held aioof from these thing
me and could not change at his age. ooh
70 Simon, that is exactly the kind OF Arc
zen ~, bishop we want at Paris" All that MIG
NJ Guibert could obtain was, that he shou
me be allowed to refer the decision as to b
the appointments, to Rome. The selection
rem Mgr. Guibert was, we believe, most acceI
his able at Rome, and those who wished for
Archbishop who had been q religious, W
cry be content also, for Mgr. GIibert belong
me The only people who will not be satish
let are the good Catholics of Tours. who for
NOT 70. many years have witnessed his apostle
ne :r life. His enthronement is detnltively nix
n, ~ for the 9th of September: Mgr: LIE Coz
70 tier, Bishop of Montpelier, is to succe
him at Tours.
ney ITALY.
MI. The Popes Golden Throne.-The folio
lou1 ing is the letter of the Holy Father to I
Marquis Cavalletti declining the offer
ton. the Golden Throne and the title of "Grea
3 of "Very dear Marquis, Senator, and S
in in Jesus Christ-The numerous proofs
1 on tilal affection which reach me every d
j. from every part of the Catholic world p
,cho, duce in me the most lively emotions, q
has force me to sincere gratitude which I
deavor to satisfy by praying for so ma
children of the Church in whose favo
apply every week the Sacrifice of intir
the value, that of the Holy Mass, which,
hich compliance with general desire, shall
.rth, ply, God willing, on the 23d current,
ploring God to liberate this our Italy fir
the many evils which Cypress her more {
ann, more every day. was lately snrpris