The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-23
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MING STAR AND CATHOLIC N
'r1.y .hoold not De convicted Into Pena nal Sy
an a noint which was we'll put, auo Voo C.
Nth the HOUSE. He also pr9tes.eSi ;ss the p
she suppression OF the corps PSI nniy bad hs
e gSna in General Trochu's remarkaa;6.SS Of
book, and the only suggestion In ~ .,
has been adopted by the Commiss. r"s Ger. Of
His aliusion to the fag-which ne was at
tain to make-W was. i OF tSs ChsmSsr-that
iaIoved flag. under which all Frencnmo Ud o
have been Ready to range themselves, ~ re- n
have hailed as a symbol Of safety WIZ VIZ 10 r
volt has snatched at frag 2. ;nto stand
ard Of pillsge and violence." He co s%ich t
I a. sxfh an eloquent peroration, III ~.
ke of the way in " haeh s"e .n;shed
{glx which divided parties haa and
when it was . questson!oa g.odnced q de-
cidedly favorable impression, as ne '
arei to be conciliatory and also iole.''.'
J. sst,4s GERMANY "a ss,.;s.,as...
me Re;enstag and tie Jessits We PUN
Eshe5 Last week as much ae W.! ,atog !
p known about the action o. we, ~. We
on the matter OF the henglS summary of the
I debate. from which itappears tnas Mon
.ha ne,itiops came up for sco nsldeiauonois
q the Catholics deputies, DR., M e;ther the
E Mayence, aud others :sdemath.;nt would have
order ,s o, ' t iaSns the petitions on
seen eaalyn a. sSe reference themto the
: inc .ao with the instruction to .ahe
@'1 measures to ascertain "hetneI, T I.ara been
81 twenty years that Sne a single act of
q sS;. en,strary to the laws, dangerous ~
q ~ &osrcalculated to disturb renS ai
"a ~. - an Re cited that every SUI
e should sSoas be p1o sseSpa guilty should Be
ssSs and, if any we're proves inn o;1eeS
s A.. ~: innocence should be proclaim nct
E4& Nv. T&z5e aver. every one knows tnat Nv So
III ehsree can be substantiate9' on;S fractio,
md two votes of the een teo a of this motion
ND. wb;ia in order to secure the carrSi nthe .
rat. W. c;overnment resolution, three o'n .e
In nora extreme motions were pqrPosSS1 s;s
his iected. One was that OF ~ nreser
it's wh;ch a;rected the Governmen1: 70 er mr.
his S ~ the present session bnl i1a -.
i t s!tl;.iSSs the establishment OF memo;
,ant .h Sncetv of Jesus or other CongreeSo,J;,
9 of oe the same kind without specia' auyi
ants from the govesnmenss " chat Of the dep,
and a ss 1ccravenhorst, Sonneman, ana OLE.
by tles ,un;tt;nu the petitions to the q; ~
heir @ end directing him to request the u,
emf Governments to agree up senarati
principles on when ca 9 st su and Church al
was Ssh"oI could be effected. Inc .ni1 Ho%e
ac- that Of Dr.. Lamey and Prince Won ona1ti,
that i ;n interdicting, under severe Pta ac 60
sorry to the Society OF Jesus anu tn a,l establis
- he ,enst;ons of the same kind, an ee.e anc
ance grega;,o1Gsa rmany. and all exercise OF ecc
re- at :s.t;.ol or educational 1functions
con- TS'o eject of the Government resol Nv.
diers for Which all voted with sne r and
hris- .I,a seventy-two above-meht,oneSH -.
fhair ho la
over ..n e the Government to deal as IL JUL y"
,ul of hpst nv way of legislation WIN .ne ~
that ton at issue, and with the hsmg e refer
Q his gregations. The pes;l .h reouest that
ian, I w va take measures for the estaoifsnm
woo' az ss Of law. which would guarai
-on Ua,; lions peace, equality OF rignts ~.
.eani- confessions, and the protece,Gn uh ~ IN
ebate against all ,nSais authority
as 10 +" tTat he would introduce o Ia" W
" W ~, the basis Of the constitution " ".
acv Of Emnire, should regulate the aega ga y
which ofReligiaus Congregauoa as I he accorde
OH tner. the conditions on which tha' 70
iea 10 tnem' oav he granted, and which 81
1.,;ca u;s;t With penalties all action on .hel
erman and especially on the pafe ti,a sn Stats
sn,, ~ nh;ch NAV be dangerous to the o.a a
e tnan, % " worth Observing that among tue
rocna, .;oms In favor of the Society OF Jesus
: rn III "na from the Knights OF 81. John;
eliance have been osoup and who poit
causes during the receuS atsd themselves
between that IVA Jesulss ~ th;rty-tbree
ire had to this work Oh cnsf .Sy,sutv IN Franc
alton of Prussian noSpiSSa3 w hattla: and Il
rectory, the rest on INC nS a. Eortbv of hon
y not Of them were Juuse%S IN the Empero
e COM ( distincttonss &tS@Vee ,e-i r. Ia thee
Eruption der of the va Nay 40. f.uit even q
the law sons whom, not Ior my "a nv then
Moulded, to have been comua. re Iasnits. It
popula- simply because thsy af &c tarritory
by edp- proposed to e1peA Noai INC
t terznso Of Empire.
reform. The Coming Persecution IN fI y
uysnltee;l remark able article in the Journotc =
3 = 1es ssS9 proyes that the Catholics OF W
ender of ~ ,iuite prepared for period OF y,
the next snSion. This paper observes el T.