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

EW URLEANS, SUNDAY MORl
leagues. drive away. without q shadow Of
Eight. Mithout reaseu Or proyocation, from our
What dfsgrsce for Germany, sorits Emps:
for and the 4 hole ReichsraA. whatever OF
glory was gained by these great men in the
history, whore they win stand forever as perse,
cutors Of the Catholic Church, as tSfants, az
second Neros and Diocletians to the disgrace
of the estire German nation" -;
Mr.. Grosbsl was follosed BY Mr.. George
Bushest in . short German speech of which the
following is synopsis: a.
r. AnDREss OF mr.. GEO. BuCHERr.
:. He was glad to see all pasionalities united ID
priests and NUNS OF the holy ordersin Germany
He refezged to q letter Of Pope Pias TX wherein
he fOreshadowed that which was going to como
and has come. He spoke against B:smareks
the great mother of the Cstholic. Church.
Bavarias Young King. the King of Wurtsm-
berg. and ether Catholic Princes, were sedueed
by Bismarck TO the plot, 10 break up the reli-
nefarious object. =
The Germans will to-day show their brethren,
their protest against Bismarek and his col
leagues, and, if necessary, aid their Catholic
brethren with their prayers and their'green-
backs. So. .. -. &C.,.
nat. buchcrS was succeeded by
: a., s.. MR. J, FRlscHHkRTz.
ME-. FsischheRtz, In D. few we'll TUNED re-
All Catholics a1eewantsd II the Society q the
Cresa.. and now, they havsst0 defhnd their
priests snd hrsthhen In Gefmany. They have
sud now they are to b driven awsy from Their
homes, and by whemf By Bismarck, the God
| forgetting Chancellor. ! '.-ss. =.
The speaker spoke about Bismarck's con-
! cna ri,,v ~ ,po froo hn de +l,>
German Catholics. The German Catholics.
! Sighting with their blood for the liberty Of
Germany, have earned the suppression OF their
own holy religion after peace was declared.
He. closed with an earnest Fen uest that ali
! present should come forward aud sign tie pro-
1 90 ~ =. MIR. IT, RACCH. -
f. Was then Introduced by the President and
4 delivered excellent address IN German
'iIe said he wished all his bearers to ever bear
| in mind that Bismarck was not going to drive
out only the Jesufts, Redetnpt orists, and Chris
perseoute and expei those noble and selfsacri-
ficing women, the Sisters of Charity and
School Sisters. -
He then Added, in English that there were
many who Thought this protest would await
nothing. Would q soldier In The battle say
the same, when standing before the enemy I
No; the Catholic soldier would remember tue
words Of Christ, '''Thou art Peter. and on this
rock will build my Church, and the gates OF
hell shall not prevail agaiust It," =,
! All the above speeches were IN GertH3n end
were received by those who understood that
language, and whe composed about, one+baif
! Of the audience, with every marx of approbs-
| ton. The speakers were applauded again and
| again, and the enthusiasm spreading tb rough
\ tho whole audience, burst forth in1oud cheers
fof approval Secretary ~. Sci1aeffer, IN loud
" . \ ~ a
,ap English ,tEap sIa tou of tho aariie beirg read
! jmmedi ateiy afterwards by Mfr. -Rarier 80
y The following is the TRANSLATION Of L es7s{
~ >.-,.,. PROTEST. SO "a - a5-,oJ
We, che Germ an Catholics of the City and
l Archdiocese of New Orleans, IN Inass: NEE TN
tassembaed, feel ourselves con peIleG TO- make
aud: publislp to tho hole CbTistian ae6 eiStl
Is 3ed jw0rid Ethe following solemn and uuavi'
lnduas eolzrR tiOh $, qFotestatiOls anas rcsofr-
,JrsJ4 a ~ - - al3 ,=s% a. go
II u. tThAt we have Alearned with great snr.
Lpriss apdsprufoond Tegree' thas the new FrasI
10 abandUus aaith0nt ,caaise % advhA tsgs tlst
euiueutiy y ise5 just ana Impair
'tfiaI Rus OFpolicy towards fes ussserous and de
q voted Catholic aAjectS, whioh wae In u gufae
y eSF.Svith rara aEfudeuSe, by Frederick the
u Great an hitherto followed by his Suecessofs
with enc short iateSra psfenI TO e-Elery and
tprosperityeo the realm, to the uuiveT salts
4 faction Of all demo limitations and to the nd
nliration Of the whole WoRld; and bss pfnesi'
cally inaugurated an uud6served, uutusti tisbis
I aud seuseless reign OF terror against the Ca
tholic Church, her bishops, priests and re
liEious, and against her universally acknowl
edged aud legally guaranteed rights and lib
critics.
9 That we particularly deplore a:i con
denim au act Of crying I'M uStice and bruta
force, the decree of the German Imperial Par
lament, passed j upe 10Th of the curreut year
whereby the aHoffordiag and EaeritoTiou'
Jesuits, Redemptorists, Christian Brothers anc
other ale aud female Religious who are dc
seryedly honored'and sincerely loved by every
, unbiased and weA-informed friend of gioui
and scientific culture the world over, were IL
|, legally condemned without the privilege o.
judicial trial, investigation and defence-a
right permitted TO the Observation-Disclosures arr
to be hunted from their quiet homes like st