The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-05

BEAUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THEM
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDA'
,.lenas. In favor of which opinion there i,
not q. little to be said. as we shall sas
presently. VIZ s"''i SET
But Bat the writer whose estimate of publie
opinion we have been summarizfna cpas ~
TO say that there is another group Of Link.
ers VINO unto a great experiences in politics
asa diplomacy to a ':profourd kuowiedoa
- sre present reciprocal position of France
; SnI lsaiy." These have formed different
y WbIcI, ~ or on the matter. Their view,
comes, II summed up in a few words, near.
4 70 this. II NJ. Theirs has really msia
Up MS MIND that no course was of,ec to
a nm out to do like the rest of EUROPE, and
ue.;y 70 consent to q sacriligious usur-
Frsn om i ~ the breach of a treaty with
:uGe' IL would have been better for him
fquietly to send his representatives at once.
WlSserVing 1.-THE Same time the rights of the
| Cuuicn and of France. This reseryation
| couid not have been made a csssss SclH. for
oS th " !ne fowers made some reservation
the an9exation"-tllo congratuiations Offer
Gu ~ M: Senart do rot, We suppose, count
.1c anything. However, those who take
Snis view, believe that such q protest would
t nase given less offence to the Italians than
indenendsssao 81 TIE PEesideut about .:the
eIs1 Head"s words which could not be
1aken as referring to the Pope's spiritual
sovereignty alone, inasmucll, es both in the
assembly Of 1sfs and ia the Legislatiy e
to n' ny o,a liners ., has distinctly said that,
independence was to be found in temporai |
sovereignty. Moreover, they saw, there ia
not su0cient ground for believing that in |
suppresshg this discussion, NJ. Thiers,s
real opeecS IS to get rid of the question for
eye! saesi -sspposition would be like sp
plyiag to him the "toi dies ,.ewspects.n <.fEe
Is not /. religious man." these persons
aTgue7 Sut he is not hypocrite,n He
mas rebGered services to the Church before
now ana has not asked for the price of
.nens. ne las at least ttse htert of not at
tinu,s M 20 Ieseh the eateoi:ism and poll
t,cs' q. sne fepe; aud il he has not been
clever Ga bis dealing ~ie9s ehs affair Of che
be a:as at lease got ont of IL ra I ;,
specially; as respeceatly nc a series of
1rmef Htsta'ses pe-mirted lin to do. OfIs
,' n'ssSaHes the greatest in the eyes of i,
etentaez at the Foreigss OF ee of M do {
vel, as~e, whose week isess towards IenIv ;.
enders telpoeslble ti.e aintaxance of e. =
radttiensA policy of Fraaee.
ie.is very fact, however. sumrests n, s., Iii,
"er 60 0He whsie estimate q! NJ. Theses b
1sies"o, "t1ch Is very ++enieas one, ase<l .o
F 49, VIC ~ .so!s has already indicated n
Residences ultimate ioteatiops. whv sr.e b
ie lEattaES to G!s 30 particularly as the.J ~
aye N. &c Fem usat's preseooe,iS Office - | W
Piedge " his.feal sentiments.f Few c.. a,
LIE, We tshnE' would be Induced by the in
'nslderao'sas t!sas urged in NJ. THERE'S at
'rehce, {" sock ia him ia tSie .csture 6.. to
y very decided chanssieashin of ths. ILL
gus Oh "SSch he las more 4l,ac once az I'M
zee. I the validity. But, if Catholics are pa
: ,essuss0, the italians, as we Hare seen, eff
offended, andi would seeuo that tbsy'
not the on!y people who are ape-v. W.
dnIorned with certain sole tnnity- Inv An,
. Eau, S;d"y IeSe9r'Gph that the last speecb Of g.,
Auiers mas produced can exessdjpglv
I've Impression at Berlin. There, as in COZ
- Ene Jnehce IS supposed to lie IN Ian iee'
II ahaIcated her influence on Faroneon ord
'Irs- 81; IhIers spoke emphatiealIy of 10 a.
zee as the keynote of his police. hut
sPoke also OF the reorganization Of the "e0
~ as use great achievement of his Go con
nment. Prince Won Bismarck has nevar Gov
ie any secret of his belief that Froneaj was
one day seek for revenge, but he an. he
rs o be now uneasy at the ton rand a..
very OF an enemy when he thought IUei
pieo ior longer period. He Intends. E$P'
a he has to fight, to take c.re In do 50 - force
Q before the moment when his foe ia spec
~, piepaLeo, ana he sees that the prepa- that
ian ha avooa. sIu9 are gong on fact to az
20 that it has tba stro 1e.eSs1pH oe- that
lts information, >" and believes sItbat comr
Imperial Chancellor has nearly If not Pete
sesher reached the limit of his endn-
e.. II 1t be true that France has sue. Tb'
ca IN bringing this house about Ler Prove
two conclusions are Inevitable. One Cath,
TAT, when IL. Theirs iS really and keen Forte
'terested in doing anything, he does ct-"
Ppear to be SO terribly afraid of conse- onufe
ces after all for Prince son Bismarck's At 10
formidable Constituencies e., o e. i1I An
&c. The other conclusion is, that the to his
what excessive prudence DISPLAYED You i
rde lfnsY may mot afhar ali Ri. = rsS-.L