The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

..,.. "HoW BE
III - rs': :,sc, vt-. n
Hohsess has been subjected daring the twenty
six years of his. poutifcate- To eur German
friends beIopgs the credit of the aPtistic and
appropriate decorations we have described.
The speakers, officers of the meeting, and
about twenty. Eve Of, the Raw clergy having
taken their seats, and orler1 having been re-
stored, Mr.. Raynond A. Bonrk, q msmber Of
the Diocesan Council and an old resident of
the parish, stepped <orward, and having briefly
explained the objects o. the meeting, noni-
mated Mr.. Henry Groebel, one of our most ip-
fiuential GSrman citizens, for President. The
nomination was received with enthusiastic.
cheers, and after Afr: Goebsi had taken the
chair, Mr.. Bou.k read the following list of
Vice Presidents andSecretaries:
Valentine Useuer, Jacob Staub, Leonhare Fac
cher, Charles Kuemmel, L. Brockhaus, J. J.
Sporl, II. Thoman, John Lange, Henerich Bit
P. Joche,n, George Frank, John Kiefer, An:
| drew SCHNEIDER, Paul Metzler, Casimirs Frichs
tier, Michael King, Conrad Kelser. Joseph
Wsaslng' p RRfsnGk = HTmSssss Rs,doiPn
| Theard. Henry Feychaud, James ST. Asidge,
J: H. Kirikwood, D. Flanery, VBsien;
aepry green, S3nGS!on. ChAIles Aassna"i y
pesmeing Reasssas, 1 w. Bs.a D & (.
fferrick, A. Tumoin6, A Csstaing, A. SsuIet,
James McGrath, John T. a. o,Meallie, >: Pen
eergesS, IN. HeiiSnue9' F. Sserg1sh, w; l.
Seot. Eo"at9 2urho, =. 1skusE, 10pS ~ Mose'
Jos Raymond, l.. A; Eoucpisr, IN. =, y. Seep-
hera' :. g. hevert, - Dtnnlss. 1on m.T Eole-
4 man, ". Co1ngnSn, hon: -. nns ny Coiens'
4 A. hopeft' w. D. Lsneaster. Or. Hno"as Lay
secretariss.Mlehaei scnaeffer' Leo Blessing
L. q. RapleT, A. Luton. : .
After the reading of this list, Mr.. Groebel
st.,,aa forvarA and in n WHOA and manner
s''rr~I -, .-.-s- ',
which betrayed the depth and earnestness OF
his feelings, delivered the following address in
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T SPEECH OF NIX -! nhNH ~ : N S''
here e ,asy 10 unite with our brethren In the cd
lFatherlatd, although separated from them By
the ereaf Atlantfc Ocean lin the protest against
y the government Of the German EN- pire FOR its
general. and Especially against the persecution
!, lof its priests and members Of The holy orders
we protest Against that law which Wal
tof june, 1872, by which the members of the
Society," Of Yeaus. and -otiier- orders, Brothers
} ana Sisters In eiargeiof Catholic schools, are
dryer rom Te Esas abont eo6 smbsrs o.
The oStlss 9se Jessyitg. Of which nearly $50 hayf
!, rscs;ved medals of honor from the German
, Emneror for'tbeir brave conduct ia the cam
, | noian Of 1o70J7I in the German-Frenc war
| EThsn thav noIJy assisted the wounded sons O;
D c.rmnnS ana bron OH fhe last coIn FORT az thf
HoIv Sac,a ue To fhe Syip% Of IL brave war
! r;ors This WAS s,so done nv priests and sis.
tsya of otier orJ.rs. 500 y -
Nov this came. Government returns III
.h 80 ~. tS.es nH.sIssI, ns;asts of the n,d.r,
namad ~ tr;%;ne ti,eI,f witiront trial v if,a,
n@nvncat;,n or lesson from The coSntSv. Wbat
b tbiossS sTis trosts me ora,t Tsrnnira Y ieav,
.AS SSse LII Sss%i Eatboi;. G.
49, nc IraxsTv Offered fhe;r blood and liz,
~ the aitaT s,f .tIe;r oauptry deserve. mi,
! from their Goyernuleoti -: - :, .. :
J. ,Tasv bSSe rsf, = = 1888 tssS. -
81 "a tissT fSn tfSaIsk foor tha r,a.boIias wLt
fouaft sids 81 sije WITH thsir i,rethrea in tia
i,oed v1Gr ;t,,at their ch1rch is y,ersee utet
Wand an attemnt ia made to Lraak it down al "a