The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-10

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Won are, must convince You OF the SI ,eh, r.
your views. Schiller. you say, and. WIN ns, y;
the modern spirit raised the banner % sas.s 3
strained enjoy ment, and tnie envy SD e a
on sensual pleasures, does 1t not Y =.
"well-yes" .,,.s .h;. | a
al knew aud know many who ioho |s thoss
wbom knew profess naly some enuea tnc.I
days in the hospital, of the most t sSo,e
diseases; Same, un S1ar ON miserable life
dead 20 ali energy, and spiritless Ihey orans
the full cup of pleasure. and WIN 10 IA in
;nnominy and shame-bankrnptcy, despair,
suicide. suoh are the consequences OF t1''
modern dogma of unresssa Nm. Irnns: bounds Of
| "Ail these Oversfeppeo the pioPeh o
pleasure said Richard: =, ..;.a tho doc |
mo also allows snoy
4 ment. but-and here is the ;point-ln certain n.
limits. Your progress, on n ,d1 a dsre-
gard of I'll moral obligations, restrcsea eiJSJs
ment-and herein consists the danger a. ana or
lusion. 1 ask, are you In iaFor u
unrestricted enjoyment r. ., .,,uh |
Frank hesitated. He felt already the tenm s,,
screw of the irrepressiblo doctor, and iearea
the differences he wouid ora" '''ln - 49,
sions. ,y,;,,,or, II decide.r
"Snund reason declares ior rsse''e'eu eD'''
men G,a sn." there YOU leave the unlimited
sphero which goddess progress has gwen 70
the thoughts and inolina ave or and the
saatrs;"t Of the grosser emotions. But let us
proceed you speak of industry. Inc Isnn ooe,r
rathsr' the demonic spirit of the times has To-
ken possession of industry. The great capita.
lists have built thrones on tneir ho on ,ynnaS
Tha. nrnsh out the work shop of the indnstri'
ous'and well-to do tradesmen, and compei nun IN
to DO their slave. Go into the iae'o, ae +ba
EIf.ld or England; you can there sec INC
slaves Of this demon ndustry-misera ole cren
snres. mentally and morally stunted, socially
ner;sbing not only slaves, but mere wheels
Of the machines. This is what modern indus
try has mado of those poor wretches, LOT
whom, according to modern eniigh tn Sr
is no higher destiny than toftrag through ire
in alayery to increase the money bags OF theii
tyrants But the capitalists have perieSe.
right, according to modern ideas; Iney OILY
nae the means at their command. Inc Iapie
of the ten commandments has been broken
the yoke of Christianity broken: Man Is mo mo
and Of pnS and the
siavery of the poor has been developed. Are
You satisfied with the Development and the
""No'" said Frank decidedly. 81 despise
erg that miserable industrialsm that values snt
nd. product more than the man: My admssao ION
est are however, far from Justiiying the eA"sso
rds "Wa;t bit!o cried Klingenberg hastily
at have just indicated s the comss o
namely, the power of great capitalists an.
rev manufacturers over an army OF whiIe siase u
Bat snas has ss Consequences that will ruin
the mat portion of mankind. Now mark what
hma say Richard! The richness Oh ene i,
VeIopment Of industry brings forth products s
KEN which past ages were Ignorant, because sne
After were hoS aness creates a demand. The il
Gus Ioeso wonts inc crease the outlay, which
has oIoA 80. go 1ons mt square with the iucom
nera- cd therefore the accounts Of many close VA
will !" HaSct. The consequence of this deficit 4
must the happiness, and even for the morals OF u
urch suo P 1aave nptouchcd. The increased pr
ment: the ultimate consequences OF which
yes eryate the individual and society. Hence u
iact' phenomenon, in England, that the greater pc
leans ti", If the people in tbS manufacturing tow
1urch die before the age of fifteen, and that many
lido old men at thirty. Eneryated and demorni
0 ve- ed ncoples make their existence imposslb
man, Tbev 90 to tho wall. This is q historical ia
3 ad- Ergo, modern industry separated from Chri
III 90 ian civilization hastens the oo"hi"n "a
prise al cannot dispute the truth of your obsel
eieaf ations But you have touched only the ia
stand eide of modern industry, without mentloni
emu it's benefits. If industry is o source OF nc
:. tious wants. it affords, on the other hal
these cheap PIES Of 1;fe for example cheap mater
!, the ESr ciothine.n
"Very cheap, but also very poor CORN, mate sTm
er at ointhn" was dearer, Gut also better. TIL
as he knew nothing of the rags of the present fab
nsta cation. And il may 10 asked mng.ner d -
as an the poor When this is taken into cohside
ID DO ton, the new material has no advantage oN
:" re t 1917. o,o - +;mes do honor to human ,
nts to luis u ncEnovledred the achievements
MS of nI S..,, 90 snch admire the impro'
ID his ort" ~ rachinsry. the great revolution cal
ITS to gu pS ra9 of art No sensible man will gu
Itriot ~; +%e ralatiye worth of all these. But
3; it. ILL., w. are driven and commanded by bad
ether S",,a "a berein lies tho injury. We M
noDu- Nn;Jnr ;ndustrialism from this highe: star
noint What advantage is it to q people to
yes. pInthod IN costly stnffs when they enerv
or ed, Gemoralized and pershGg1 co lot S,
c this 90 Ttt %,sidss tbc greatest material good
Is far toomnensote the white factory Slaves
ess of ny NY 80 r. their liberty The Lucullan
ore, is c eH 80 decav although they Toasted,
than 10, go nichtinyales drank lquiIed pearls,
less OF squandered millions for decaces aud iT
ed the 10 .-torno al Snlcpdor of wealth, in easy c.
d this S S. ~ IN unrest rained passions. Moralit,
reuun- NE ~ natinns and virtue their inter
Volun- Uu u ~ NJ y;rtre morality and Christ