The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

Cologne, COblen1, ESeens MNuetoII = e>AsH 4
non and Maipz. Feldkircb, whore they
have celebrated school for the latty, - ~
the Yorarlberg, and not within the AmAks !
of the German Empire, Though the Fathers
there come for the most part from North
Germany. On the German province OF the
Order depend the Jesuit Missions esn ~ BON an
Indo. Germanic College, to the erection OF
which the Prussian Royal family centr1on-
ted. The German. Jesuits have also the
charge OF the. German colonists In Brazil,
among whom also they have college
and rney have been invited to Quito &c
organize the public observatory ana open q
college there. Besides these, other fat"sIs
of the German province are devoted TO Vne
service of their conntrymen who have emil ,
grated to the United States, an emigration
which has enormously increased since the
late war, the experience Of which and the
obligation to military service anything
but popular among the peasantry.
School Perseoution.-Nothipg more has
been heard of the threatened attack on the
Archbishop of Cologne for presiding at the
tmeetipp Of the Bishops of the Empire 1t
Eulda but any Catholic action by way OF
protest appears to be resented as warmly
at Bertha aait is at Constantinople. 1t was,
no doubt, distasteful to bureaucracy,
whose fret principle is that whatever the
Government does is best, to be told that
the Catholic Bishops, could not approve OF
the withdrawal of the school from all &C.
clesiastical control; but how right tive
Bishops were in their protest has been
sSs R'G S.iae s Carried
Gardelegen for instance-we quote tois
example, from the GermGnia-thereh had for
some years been Catholic school under
private management. The schoolmasser
was changed last spring, and the new mas
{ terr's certificates were sent In two months
! ago for tho approval of the authorities.
2 He had passed his examination with con-
. siderable credit, but the only anawer he re-
a ceived by way Of confirmation was, that on
!. the Sd inst. the burgonaster, accompanied
q pastor, appeared. and closed the school
! 80 The Catholic schoolmaster lie hencefor
"a ward to confne himself to teaching tht
"a Catechism, and tho police have ordered thu
~ parents to send their children to the Pro
% testaut SCHOOL, In Rhine Prussia, West
- phalia, and Silesia, the order to expel tn
a. Sisters of Charity from the primary school
ID has created the most painful impression
~ especially in the last-named province
"a where there is q great dearth Of echoo
~ teachers.
a. The Rome Correspondent of the Londo
- ReQister, writing under date of July 1911
1g discussing the question of italian Catholic
On making use, against the revelation, OF tn
- electoral franchise says: ,...sss
,st At Naples, where 5000 votes are neces
a. sary to insure success, 1850 Catholic name
he were inscribed on the lists of voters With
in a week after it's. qualifications: 1t is cont
al IDENTIFY expected that, before the pollin
q day, the Catholic population Of the metro
,et polls of Southern Italy, will be in a pos
"a ton to defy the combined forces of the Dy
M nastic and Republican factions: In Rom
AZ. Catholic prospects are still brighte
of When, in 1870, the getters up of the pteot
he citunt returned forty Roman cltIzeI
IT. favorable to the Temporal Power, Cain
M. ! lie Committee procured the legalised sil
IN. natures of %, 16l Roman citizens, all
he full age and qualified to vote. Their d.
of claration protesting to recognize no cart
at. ly sovereign save Pope Plus is preserve
rer in the Vatican Archives. SO, on anoth
"a, occasion, when in February last the tv
az. reyol utionary factions came to close qua
Va, | tors about Deputy Cerotti's election, TIL.
nj. could only muster between them 6S9 vote
,as In a neck neck contest, precisely tw
it thirds of those in whom the GoveTnWe
NV returning officers had uuasked acknoW
he edged tue right of suffrage, refused
a. make use of it. What is more, at the We
he hour of this election, the clergy OF one
ice the three parishes comprised in Cerote
he Electoral district, summoned their flock,
lb- make q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Auu WIN w u
alu Vatican oyer 600 ratepayers-almost
led many as the unprecedented canvassing
ri the revolutionary factien had scraped t
w. 9etber out Of the whole Rione. IT. even
III. 1.-THE OF the "PapaIinin Of Rome can be I
In ducSd to overcome their antipathy for aug
ons l that savors of Piedmontism, and united
he supporting The Catholic list for tho Ju
an election, a signal triumph is certai
ted However, it must not be concealed th
has the nascent Catholic Committee is ha
ion pressed for time, and that much reluctan
ed. Is evfnced by a sectiou of q Catholic bod
ity It would be deplorable If ill-timed reser
II. were to mar what, despite trickery and.i
or timidAtion, are overwhelming chances
be- the right side. One motive for interve
ver, ton at Municipal elections is the necessi
6 of influencing The management OF MuniciE