The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08

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any since 1856" DR.. Pussy has before nov 81
made prophetic aupouncements r o. MD" - u
would happen to the " Church o. Eog. ar.s;n pr
if certain points were settled IN ga
the sogsnoy Of S sI.ed On the ground b
dat such settlements have been the aet, fe
not of the Church, bat OF the SCa.e., See ~
now have again to record DR.: fnsey 49, II
claration Of what will hadPen 70 .nn and II !.
At noland in q certain contingency. anI I A
Of What it viii be the duty Of himself H.. an - 9
h;s fr;ends TO do, merely observing thao ~ Fl
is the absence Of any living teaoS la.si, 40 o
thority which compels him Co e.e s;nn1a .
desperately at the the p"niv Witness Gin
Ghnrch serSice to the truth that "riGhe I
faith. as we'll as right life, is essent'a. 10
salvation" 80 ne
TN. Emigration from Msts.-The De4ts ess
Pycsse gives terrible account oksr .I 49,
Of things at Met a. ui.ha ss itssH rom
the Mace: those employed about the
esrsansi and vorks to che neighborhcod OF
II cities in France, where. great M. ~. s.,S
establishments are about to GH e sns csnitai
;ats to one nIaco or another on the French
> side Of the new frontier. But 1t was eA-
nected in Prussia that the. immigration
I from thence would not only aerma me-
i. Metz but make it more prosperous snan
~ 9 1 ~ tho Metz correspondent of Ger
man naner:-" All that the official papers
+ say about the colossal development whlca
IS is to be produced at Metz by the proJeS.tIsu
IL RAILWAYS and other plans are mere cast!es
Is in the air; the impoverishment OF our ely ely
r ia a sad reality staring US in the race. uS
rs immigration Of Germans, it 70 trne, sti,i
o. continues to be pretty active, anu mas a.
"a ts"n: Int IT must be RENE rendered that these
nd people, though they oil the streets ana .ne
ur emptv houses, do not 6li the purses OF men
of business. Those who come do 80 IN orae g,
ELI to earn money, and bring nS'"'"s
in Land can now be had here at aimost noml
oh nal prices :, -unsuruished houees, may o
to purchased for mere song, II seems tha
OF no one in Germany Wn val .Vensuss - t,;a ;
at the upiversaI belief that in the next lneV y
len table war with France; Metz will have
que stand siege, s.,..,g - 20. re-! =.
vas '9 81 % -aFALr. ., - ..
md The Roman. Munieipal Elections MIG
IAN Nardf. has addressed TO the Uaiuefse ~
el following letter on the recent Munic'p
- Elections at Rome:
If Paris, Aug. g. 1s72,-Dear Mr.. Editor. aio
80 me TO rectify one two erroneous ideas tea,
op' see have found their way into some o. =
pro papers in Rome and Paris upon the snrJe sa
Jack sunday last -,
The Holy Eshss ssys se com ass to be "a
OF not even decioeoiy 30a.so any yS w.s to +
ICE" part in these elecaons elt NC uu .. a. e.
to clare it fcI Hno ss t,1e Tie poiti.
liza e sanoe His actual words this subject W
pot th.se-tbey we're uttered in his last address
En- the sxepployss Of ~, his strise Of prude
and conscientious mem Do all that you p
- sibiy can to help Us under the melancholy
er to cumstances in which we are a. RIssssai IN
8 on 1t was mainiy " says Lne ~ To.ns p \
the the Holy Fathe. wed people e tass psE
! rs. GIVEN a@pdsistvs comm and, not one AZ
les of faithful Roman subjects would have diae'sa
Sc, 1t it. They have well'proved their o9eolsascs
fore 5SSTey ess euS Gamma
howl ana he acted most ,xiss1y-' There is = psS'
dis-f cDHtra otns onI1ina for b;s decis
asneI Of 3 practical difacuity, and one about vi
, anu eminent Catholics have differed lnsepap
lazy there were also other manifestations, sucl
,bury fnay easiiy be concoived.s ~ - 70 z
rhaps The fact, as it has turned one,is that
uring Catholics of Rome ara divided INTO tWo
,efore tions. Being free either 70 wee - peSsI
,enta- f6m voting, they have respectively foli s
1dnm the course which their own Judgment
rsia. proved. Mention hss been made OF 1n 70
~ iaa ton and not without grounds; for 1t Is
re-. that Lanza's Circular (Lahza is Presider
chg" the Cabipet CounciD denounced Catholic 9
come oonnt1S Fsas. thss were notorious
erned. facts World haye justified. Yet IL vas not
rather lear 81 peIsa4i kts IL 80 rssIs- Tire n
~ ~ manner in which the ron OF persons emf
to be !orse npral,arsof Roman citizens had heel
much cinaea, and on it o large number of the o.
as be- of new comers had been entered under vn
preteats: pre- texts, doubtless. created by
.,,5 and regulations contrived for that ex
'eed.- nnrposee Moreover, as to the polling j
rather ~ vac feared, and on good groun,
Of the Snc~nt faets have shown. Such are tho c.
&c the which kept away two-thirds of the Cat
diffeEa eIectors-and we know the resnlt.-l reI
le sup dear Mr. Editor, yonrs sincerely l. NAN
ated ia SWITZERLAND.
tai to The Geneva Biskopric.-The report
" To 1t ia intended TO reAestablish the s
"a thai Geneva as BishopFic separate from
ainin9 Ssnne turns out, as We thought very
of life ", to be unfoundsd in fact, and d
eat in. for getting up a grievance against stn
nd the MernlHod: Ane fotte, S;4 ~ -,
sf'orS's taken leave, not only Of its common q
nswerS but of all propriety of expression