The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-17
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the Germnn liberal press nearly mad with {
anger First one paper, than another ana
another, till one can hardly help, thinking l
Bishops must feel, as TO Che fate of 90 many
Of The sonls under their charge, now Lett
without past0rs, and the tremendous re-
sponsibiiity which has lately rdevoived on
them--were it not for these sooering re.
sdbpress o low ehuckle at the terror and
indignation of their oppressors. For no
one who ia not blinded by prejudice can
compare the moderate, studiously 1air tone
of the Bishops Memorandum WIN Ine
hysterical outbursts of wrath evoked ny
that document in the German Lloerat
press, and doubt for moment which side
| is in the right. t.,,
The more fair and really "Liberal' of
the German papers, admit tue greas Mooe-
ration and tenn perateness Of the Memoran-
DUN. For Instance, the Bonner Zeitung,
1.-THE best of the Protestant and Liberal
| papers at Bonp) says: "Tbey" the b shops)
| ssdevelope their views ,conciseiy. simply,
aud conclasively." AS for the cther n!oerai
papere, the mildest form in which their an,
ger fiuds expression is that OF saying III
| Christian honor, in the sense IN when shey
La. g., the Bishops) use the word, were not
| the exact opposite of civic honor, or OF
what private individuals un s e,elu Us
such, the Bishops ought to hold themselves
to be the most dishonorable OF mortals."
i This is q specimen Of the amenities OF the
Liberal press. Here is another, seiecteo
out of q perfect garden Of flowers OF rheto-
ric in the Rheinische Ze,tung I'm tne'r
(still the Bishops) well-known lying
fashion, they assert that the characteristlc
doctrine of the modern State is this: that
, in opposition to the State there is no sucn
, thing as an independent and weH-ea
right; whilst in reality not oaiy those law
, ful rights which are purely private are
treated with the tenderest consideration,
. but even those which have any sem oiance
, of legality are never touched without due
COMPENSATION" We do not wish to emu
late the German Liberal press in our own
t language, or, with the expulsion OF the
q Jesuits and all the recent laws fresh 10 our
1 minds, we might be tempted to ask, on
reading such an assertion, whether the
epithet applied by the same paper to tue
Bishops Memorandum, and which we nave
e the Rheinische Zeitungs own efusion
Both the quotations we have made, may be
!. found also in @ very good leading article 10
II the Kolnische Eolks=eitung Of Monday, 2ds'
70 of October. and which is headed "lhe
IT Oficiousn (semi official, as we should say
}, ''and the Liberal Press on the Memoran'
q dunn of the Catholic Bishops"
,r FINAL EXPULSION OF JEsUITs FROM NUN
,e 10 A srER. -...r
y The Jesuit Fathers took leave of th'
q. population of Munster (Westphalia) ON thu
q 18th of October. They, had already pro
III tested formally, when the civil authoritie
q of the district had SIGHTED the decree T.
re them and the protest Is such good one
g. that we regret not having space to inser
as it. They had requested that as few @
TT. their flock as possible should be present
u, as they had taken leave of them individu
i'd ally, and they wished to give the State n
O. prete1t for further oppression OF Catholics
nd accompanied by every single priest in tn
10 place, with the Vicar General at their heat
IA and nearly sill the members OF the mag!s
,he trature and Of the civic council, men OF tn
nd highest consideration, had collected rom
is the Fathers, aud at the moment of the
lily departure, handed them m address, signe
ext by nearly 5000 of the oldest and most +.
ian spected names in the city and district, !
hat which, in very simple and touching word
I've they took leave of their "honored and b.
The they might before long see them agai
led "Our fathers" says the address, "were Il
1ks first to recall you, beloved Fathers, to OF
red town of Munster Aud neither Il
tie authoritirs Dor the people of the tow
va. hare ever had cause to repent that action
TIL Superior F. Hergarten, thanked Il
"A hriAgers of the address, and oil the inhab
is taut S3f Munster, Ia bic own name ard til
re- of III brethren, and expressed grief
ap- partin SroIh their flock, and a hope til
zeal they nj pt Aae them again :, at some fut1
llar time. Yhe GermaniG tof Berlin), und
1854 date of Sunday. 20tll October, which Civ
put the account from which We have extract
ady this, adds: "We hope with Lln that t
out FEATHERS will return, and we believe it
ect: surely as we believe and know that t
hat "Fools' Ship" of the preeent day must
,au- dashed to pieces on the rock OF the Churt
per "ouR COUSIN" ..
on y. =, , f,o. o,l m. ,vh;
Va has created certain feeling of excited I
riosity in Berlin, that the Emperor of G.
oods many counts among his near relations
store Jesuit Father, Prince WIadislaw Radziw
lonth who ID the grandson OF RUSSIAN no.
mems Princess, ana great -nephe" Oh freoeFi
pres tue Great. When there was question:
his Prince Wladislaw entering the Society
lnnot the Radziwill family having been alws
ss are well know for their Difference to authori
Ltron- and acknowledging the Mug OF Russia
IRE is head OF their famliy-tne young man ash
lmost the King whether ne would ooJecC 10
lnow doing 30, ana the hing gave Ills couse
There is great curiosity to know whet