The New York herald., 1872-11-10
YORK HERALD SUNDAY

unto him and to his seed. Genesis, xvii, 81
sTry God and see II He viii not pour out blessin !
that there will not be room enough TO receive It."
| BIBLE CHRISTIAN.
The Jesuits and the Now Gcrmanic Em-
pirc.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
| When the various governments OF Germany be-
came united into one Empire expected, with the
universal intelligence or the people, that 1t would
adorn the age in which we live by rendering itself
| worthy example for all nations to initiate. But
n Frederick the Great could arise from his grave
| and behold the suicidal policy II Is pursuing ne
would conclude that instead OF having It's birth at
the close OF the nineteenth century 1t was an en-
| pire under the reign OF Charles v. IL seems to me
that the Emperor and Prime Minister are governed
by blind principle OF fatality in the perpetra-
tion Of crimes that disgrace the age In which we
| live. They seem to be totally blind to tho
teachings and warnings OF history that this
universe is based primarily, upon justice. an! and
whether they be kings, queens emperor5 or prime
as M OF what mnd
| can conceive or pom depict the direful results In
consequence OF the violation OF Justicef Was II not
| that which has caused all the past fallen nations,
Kingdoms and empires to become sunk In the sea OF
shame and engulfed in the ocean OF obviona Was
attending evs-Lucifer to become banished from
heaven, Judas to hang himself. Caesar to 90 as
The two crimes accuse tho new Empire or are
banishment OF the members Of the Society OF Jesus
and tho law .prohlbiting the German peasantry
Let ali men look back sse years ago and behold
man. dressed IN military garb knsslins g, & at .s the
profound and sincere prayer, and when he arose
from his knees he stood erect new man. st. Igna-
fame Of his military exploits. All his wealth,
rank and worldly position, the pomp and blandish-
ments of the world, the pride of life and the am
NADOleOU. which
possessed became entirely extrpated from his
breast and in Its stead there were engrated love
for the Divine Being whose name the order which
he founded bears and which absorbed all the aspi-
rations of his mind and supreme affections Of his
Of the Society OF Jesus" Then look few years
later at the and death OF his rst disciples.
some some OF them penetrate the wilds OF North and
Of the wide Paciac ocean and at last
and planted the Cross Of Christ before they suf
| fered martyrdom. Remember, all men of sects OF
late origin that this was 800 years before your de-
| nominations were conceived In the womb OF time,
members Of the Society Of Jesus il Tor selfrenun-
citation, do they not present marvel to the worldf
Then behold their intellectual abilities. exercised
| of the human race, Is It not without parallel
Their moral herOism has been such that no perse.
cutions, not the most cruel martyrdOm, could
intimdate them or make them abandon q love for
their Divine Redeemer. II each one Of the 500
Suenos over rs'I 100 students it would be saooo
| then their influence would be more
less over the people Of, Of the whole
but he did fear at which is more potent-their
intellectual and moral power. He well knew that
he could not make them tools, to do his satanic
bidding. Excuse me, dear reader, for comparing
him to Lucer; but now for the PROOF OF my ac-
is the supreme power on earth, and as the
new empire was nushed with pride on account
or defeating France he concluded 1t to be the
ornQ QtnGt N n
knowledged leading spirit, therefore he Is the
arbiter Of the world. would not say his aspira-
cause his was such that he wished to rule the uni
verse, including God Almighty. Can any one doubt
language Of Shakespeare, "oereaps itselfs'' II the
Jesuit fathers had been willing to abandon their
teaching that there is One greater than Bismarck
safety. The new Empire, in consequence of
making war an end instead OF o means, for self
| fold among the first class Powers OF Europe. Bis
marck perceves two great rival nations-Russia
| and France-and as as neither OF these peoples are
migratory in their nature and are increasing in
| population, while the Germans became the most
migratory people of any In Europe and as migra-
the Emperor, Prime Minister and leading military
officers have been guilty OF crime. which has led
as as Gu castodians of the si,ooo,ooo 900 secured
from recuperative and not Frustrated France,
Of the late war Have they not expended
millions in few days in the display of barbaric
splendor in the fetng and feasting Of the Emperors
| OF Russia and Austria and have they not taken
/ own aggrandizement9 The intelligent German
peasantry, perceiving this dishonesty in the head
| officers OF the Empire and that 1t makes war an
end OF its existence, conclude that they and their
generation, while the Empire lasts, will be doomed
to abect poverty In conclusion let me say to all the
officers ofthe Empire, repent OF your crime and make
reparation to the injured and in future do Justly
and love mercy, and syonr Empire VIII become
lovable to Its people, and they will not be inclined
to leave then you will not be required to put the
| iron heel OF despotism upon their necks In CON-
pelling them to remain, and other nations, by ac-
az your aS lU['y mae
| example, and the day might be fastened when the
nations of the earth will learn war no more, and
they will beat their swords into plOughshares and
their spears into pruning hooks and the lion and
| the lamb will lie down together, and both eat
straw, and q little Child VIII lead them.
LOVER OF JUSTICE.
A Roman Catholic Bishops Golden We'd
ding.
remarkable celebration has just taken place IL
Montreal, in which nearly the entire population
participated Golden weddings are rare enoug
among the laity, though such an anniversary oC
Cured few days since with the King and Queer
of SaxOny who were honored at the festivities tina
took place the occasion by the presence of tn
Emperor and Empress OF Germany. The celebra
ton at Montreal was that Of the fftieth anniver
sary of the ordination Of Monsignor Bourget, bsho
OF that diocese. There were professions, fireworks
illuminations, military display and religious ser
Vices which continued three days. The CANADIAN
city wore holiday aspect; the streets overfowe
with people dressed in their best attire; banners
flags and festoons appeared every side. an
there was shown every demonstration OF affection
and regard for the venerable prelate.
THE EXERCISES.
On the second day (Monday lasp there was Pom
tincial mass in the Cathedral. The edifce wa
gorgeously decorated From the middle OF tn
roof descended double row Of immense whit
streamers encircled with green branches, produc
ing fine effect Along the front OF the gaerie
were festoons of nowers enclosing medallions wit
inscriptions In French. On the front Of the pulp
and around the altar were Latin inscriptions
"Fun Of Days in the Lord" "Thou Art Priest Fol