The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28

MING STAR AMI. CATHOLIC NE
tothe rays of 5 yertioal sun. without either 9.
sS%s .sshs offences: w We wsrs sSd ~ the boy:
that such punish ment wes Of almost daily 60 g
cuueDce ier trivial oasnoes, the eolprtts q
stenaing fnoR three to aix hours sxpose@sN h
Will. qsestissing the boy E.s.s, che '.ess :
crowded around. Some Of Ms feeling i9daG
One boy renarked. 7rhat 'is nothing yon I
should see Jordan in thsshoe shops" On THE :
Psss9 the
he stripned off his pants, aud the sight wnaCn
then met our view was too revSating tS wsse
and words are in deq uats 70 desoriss The cruel.
ty with which the punishment was inHicted.
After leaving the shop, portion of thsjasy
chair faetory bad been most inhnm manly treatS
ed. We vent out and found three other boys, \;
named Philibert, Lewis and Miller, nearly IN
the same condition % the boy yordsn, except
that in their cases, the pieces of flesh had not
been cut out with tho lash. person named
Blair was the executionsr i9 AL these o. tSst
, closer examination would have discovered =
great OF still greater atrooity. Another pan.
an = culprit in dark cell and keeping him |
! there without food or water: a..
, The superintendent said that in NO case did
but she Soy that We
!, His presence said chat the LAST tins no was in
tho call he was forty eight hours without FOOD
> We also visited tho female department, and
= and proper The girls were neatly clad, ana
d mont msnt Of the sSe house Of Refuge, 70 would
s.
G ass aS" and bis
deep and Canning disgrace asS to the
n his honor, if possible, In tho interests Of
le humanity, to have some change in its manage
r. meut. y. WAt1s'
10. In presenting this report, the Grand jury
es made the following sensible observations
at 1t will be here seen that there 10 q crying
RS. need for the immediate erection OF on
W Catholic Reformatory, ground for Whit
*. has already been purchased.
it'll To thu Hon Wilson Primm, Judge of the Grimm.
ia The grand jury, by invitation of the supe,
sea tee, visited that institution and the report
that grave abuses d IN that TIM ;nstt
am f SsUa in some cases worse than PRISON. than
Of e. Of the lss
sue nnittais. 81 were of abandoned children, as G
,,e nosed to bad influences and five in houses
i Sspaigs " iis Pss MOI
the children to the discipline necessary to eontr
use % cuiprits, is o public injury and injusti
not needing correction even On rafore snS one Of
formation, and calls for Immediate action
ELL the proper authorities.
sion Nc Cenrades asserts from personal o
of .rvot;on that the principal occupation
the The Officers of the House of Refuge
the ssnrsyipg and faying." They give the
,me. ,,ates mild decoction Of religion, suit
her, to light appetites. By law Of the ms
Their, tuition no positive chI t no q.
the matte or orthodox teaching Is psp%;,ss
!rt of supplies the desirable article. Its bu
Do inp shame to the Catholic people of
which Rouis, that the children of the public
IN by form school, many, we might safely say
gnor majority Of whom are baptlzea CaI.ol
work tyrant, subjected to fraudulent reiigi
m all training and condemned to the dairy IN
apers course and companionship OF the = q. !.
scrip emanatiou of the brothel.. 1t is said
tacil,s decensus averbi but the poor
,holic children Of our House of Rel
And the road to He'll strewn with tho
7e the We ~ tha Uonse of Refuge, fee
id not ase9iSe .n"S ~ ;mneratiye necessity
ounce Ca'noISe H. construction of our
'eems, Catholic Reformatory. In the mean
d" ee' let no more young Migrants be- sent 70
mace of moral debasement and bodily
ks' ture.
Italian
ons to The Popes Reply to the aerman o'pu N'
rving, p..h.,-r.ce
Pope On the24th u'e.. tne 10Y aSne. and
in an large number OF GERMAN PI'esVo H. 40,
he en- men, who had waited on hi Hs as e ;.
ing to ton from the two 1erman S I, ~
ID also established in Rome. ". i CT;
are in ster, Vice Presiaens OF ohe VI I';s III
Father having read Lawn aooresS' LIS LIVE
London replied as follows;
First, thank you for, the sentim nant