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Foro,i iysrr, arr 4! higher wth only lghi if'nss uo "
ir,vs,rot sale, as fl0ws. basis 81 Low ' too Al
See, hst evening b. m jane yJ Al ',.' - Ssrsr-
etr qo AZ is ai6c; August 500 At ti &C., t1 ~ 10 40
iss lWs II s-l6c 100 l5ci October 20, M qc
NE, Saes oa, ~ June, lNN ~ 't' 80 ie Al
@ A. gr 1OD al % site 80 st l5fc. 700 Al Is 800
\. tite Ol AZ l8c 100 lllnc 500 a. 9i' - ~ ~, Al
9oat i5ic loo a % ll-ltc. 100 Al ~ t,,a total,
M sicr gO a lssc lGp At sltc-totsl SNo t'e' "
10 40 bales .h..... s-l., of I bash far
CANADA PEAS are NiiaoaI mueh oNiAb7 '' ~
quahty 81 - 30 boat ..,,ks, h.-ss, ouist: sales
u embrace 2ls6 bags per 81 Ursula - ok - h.s, pei
~, ~ 49,, p,nlers 81 1908 bags per herflA ~ 0~e' -
os,, "a o bAg per South America, a. on ptAte "a
la, been little Iiouc 10 ne b 70
al ,oon and eonscQ hrnaess OF r''es t ~ sh.rsr
trs Petre,un ftle been In alf aepilu ~ re
~ ,pg rae, bat other departments The oa,ns sb trun a
a tsiues 800 Nrr. 10 Lontou by sail Ay ba.n sssst,
az MI, Flour a. To Liverpool eg sL 80 ,ssiard
"A to The rate BY slsam for Gram W 49,, .eres
hnS To Antwerp BY ,a go teA Lard a, % Lon std
Irs hence ortFs and un'el 40 ara
ar Grain az II O. and 10 g,stuiy NorNesha 80 h,i sA o
~ m, voyage bG no 5-tuii an Na 40 . ires
To sane voyage Norwegian biIs ns.s S.TI beoss
E,. with lhD or. Grsin AZ - tdi nm. RssBea
Css Tor ooe United KngoH aud 1opHseat Sorserss bAfk
~ al, "a With opou OF the bAIc - 80 Brdsb bns
sc. 10 S,oekholm With $500 bb ESrwspss ssTs
49, ~ Goenhurz With lJ bhs. Nspi'at AZ - Hntse 70
s 70 a French yor With 20 ibis Napns a. e beh R-Gse5 p
. I'm phsdrphia thu Continent sh ~ RsS, AT do
.t,'e r,e tsr. Bhhsh With 3ov os ,n rsi-lslpAis.
- on pyae teas OcrGan harA 70 49, a. a.,
", s Geaap Bse wI,h ~ Rsssed d@ a. % w.
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STRANGE STORY. By Ear Lyt.on author Of "Kenelm Chi
Errr" Tle Cartons what val he 10 10 o. &c &c. LyraT
tA.uOn, limo. ClJih, 81 IS.
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ANNUAL RECORD OF science AND INDUSTRY FOR la72
Fted Spencer BsnI The Smithsonian Institution vain
Eminent Men Of l2u0 200 pp OloiH
- Uniform with The Annual Record Of Science and Industry iof
1871. lSmo Cloth, ~
TIE need Of some periodical presentation Of The current
felt extent has been met pa
books ade. tile or ano'ner having been
purpose greater eceuc None Of these WORKS. however
FT Band has eseestorei 70 Utilize he immense
accessible him library Of Tie Smithsonian Institution
believed be the richest the world he publications Of
sc-uf sotc,-a ee5u made uu exchanges
the OH World aoresnd has secured
collaboration the Of science in tie
Irt their
sTtctve pes and among Oh have rendered MN assistance
progress original OF their dis
coyeres or abstracts OF ARTICLES pl0slei by others many
tractg Important eueulturs suggestions on leir own arts may
Professors Cope Ldy Of Pnladha Pro.
i,so NeUleuy an JOY Of NewloA; Professors Bafter MSI
vsr Dana OF Haven't Professors Agassz Cray and Wat
Allegheny O5sr,aaI,i Prof Ha8 Dickinson college, M Alfred
W. bennett Of LOulol, ami others
STRANGE STORY By Fan Lyi'oH aq'toF Of "Keaep en-
I4.uon, limo. C.o,h, 81 Is.
IL
MrRPHYS MASTER A SoyeL By James Pay1, 'u'hor Of
Family" A Beesr Horseback &C. &C Syo Paper Is cents
Murrhys Master ts.ir gshed exception to the
t.c ueIueuou lrish cnfrlcie. Murpl7 the
masterpiece book Toe character Tie has a the patlo Of
Levers Hppey Joe with desperate unscuulouness and logged
lscs o. intensity the Mser Fans' whom Murphy sacrifices
evrrythugior whom be literally hives and dies Throughout
Muthy character chief interest and ITS development admra
be Co he deeply pathetic end The bali gentle h rools constant
Jealous Terelgeu suspicious brave tn-rous scn1ng
sag deyo;, par-otei being WHO partly go";, g1',5 1Iss's
rove. catastIOphe-lSlecator London
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THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-ofIIOiAL hhFo.l .
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOX HE iiiDo"H
FIRST CALI, 10l O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales Of Government bonds. 49, ,
600 H. g. 800 r. '67IIs 24OC0 u. g. Ca, H. sl..."iish
Ok 200 II 3 b.i0lo C1f4 $500 u. s. O., C.,Sl.l2l4
205OO us soc. G7......l2Oi
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Drp gooos

CAITH's PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 Broadway,
- IwenehstSpg and summer STYLES JUST IMPORTED;
Beautiful Costumes Patterns wI cloth models nos ready Patterns
ftts form warranted perfect Cutting ana blng Come
EARLY IN the day.
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The days business at the u. 5. Sub
)8.4o3 % I Currency pay

y
cred:
Gold receipts. sGOs,493 % Currency pay -.,.
Gold balance 8lss75 81 Cur'cy balance 2O91I,CJ6 al
Currency repts 49 694 81 CustOms...... $4,000 U
$685. GOO Cancelled coin certificates sent to Washington
Foreign exchange was quiet, but strong, the lead
ing drawers advancing again, and at the same time
buying quite literally Of all lower classes Offering
We annex the rates:
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave NevYos from 100. OF Desoro' aul Cslaais,
follows;
Express Harrisburg PITTSBURGH. South Pull.
man Palace Cars aIIacted $50 and ESQ SUNDAY .
m.
go baltimore Washington an the South at p Son.
EIpTs,s Paia q, . $50 l2:5o 1850 ESQ., p H. and
y ugnt Sunday 6:al, aud 9O' m.
For Phia VA KeusinCton. e a. no. ard p. 10.
Enieian al1 second class. i;lj O.. ~.
Newark $40 $40 o. 10 ll, 1870 y 2
Hl0 1850. $40 ;kO. 53 $50. g. 6:lO 6:J T. f 8:J
O. 10. 1889. u pm. slldsy .2O Q, $40, qua Pm.
For EAubl,t tJJ 7:fU g. 5O p 10 H. llio AIM 70 m 1890
2. l3 800 $50 $40 800 $40 SD $50 q, Clio, co. 'JO,
SO ~. ll:yJ r. p ~. Sunday $50 {. and $40 m.
For RAILWAY GJ 6l 800 an ~ y noon, 1880
800 500 $50. $50 s2 Jn $50 GO 80: $40 10 p m. and -
night. SUNDAY, 5:2t, ami 600 p IN.
For woolb ami Perth Amboy and 10 1890 $40 49,
AMI $50 m.
FOR New Brunswick = 10 y H. D. $40 5.30 p H. aud
Y night SUNDAY, ., and ?. n.
For East Milestone : o. M, Y noon 4:lO and 520p.u.
For Lfmbertv.le and Ficuiacton. la. aud 3, N.
For Phihpsburg and BevlrT ? AMI 1 y. m.
Tor Boeuiosu Burlington. aal Cmien and $50
I2JJ 2 2. 4 aiut
For Freehold. a. a. 10, and 2.
For Janeug Pemleron. and via from Pier
No. J. s:4J D. %.
dsy ln;i4 GA da Monday FOn Washing.
Binore 4.ji. t;l2 sunday go From
PHlndt1a a ESQ l9F lEOi, li Ali J:J t.4 8:iJp
d.. SUNDAY. t:kl. l:5'. ~: al 10.
Tcse Olces, tj as ~, an go Bfoa Fav No Aor House
foot COrnt:sts tmi1ru Ticket Office
~ CAsShTr Gen. MANAGER
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MCRPHYS MASTER. Novel By James Pam, suthOr
Ctrtoas Year CecIs Tyst" Found Dead one of Oh
Fsull7' Beggsr Hoeback" &C. Syo Paper IS cents
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Mem i1ublirailons.
A CAPITAL SERIAL STORY,
ZELDA'S FORTUNE"
EVERY SATURDAY.

UARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
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1tulr tSundays oulf. siGoslen sundays only.
'@'' JSO. n. ABBOTT. General Passenger A. eut
NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na New-iaten Division.
SP lNG ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY . l.i.
PASSENGER etdtoa 10 Seeior GRIND teuu Depot taauce on
Flfy-rrolfst.

Boston Errress spuughei 85 5ty and SO5 va
Shore Line l2:1 So 40 stopping 90 Stanton 30 NorSa'k
ava br -tlou Tue 81 and l2 % 10 6se.le Mass ana
TIE g. % 90 Montreal t:oJ Go newport he t9 e. r ana
1874 20 Norgcl ami Providence he Conn laey arca 20
EeWayen and NortnsW and y H. Do. au W. Railroad al Sew
Haven Houonc Railroad Bridgeport The o and 1905
T. Naucac. Raro.! AZ Brd.Iot The @: De- J;5 AMI
web par0li, N00saik E.I.ros 20 So torFak.
Trains for Newavn e,vr 20 gOj 8j ttr li:J ms l2:ll
EZ.l go Et, 5:aL 4:al. 30 dp 1901 (.LI Adl-o1- 10
Br l,u0ti g5 So ko.rak toss ?. an. TO S4mfp
lU:5 22J. 40 goo and go D. The 3uj ,. Exqres
NCg-ocaee Port Chester and tue - Express
Mt Vernon, Namarou.cE and Rye
Sunday Boston Ml Trains a15 va Springfield andGoI p n
Providence.
Davnoom Day EIT,ss and Seepagcars Night tx
pfcsl
Tickets Tee. OEe Of Company Grand Cea.
Depot y. ~ Co.. 9 Broadway y.
no Co1rst Brooklyn; Who will also ohecG bseEe from
deute % destination.
For further information Of particulars posters a. hotels AL depot
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TONS Continental sold at So American Exchange
al los, and Merchants Exchange at 30. The quota
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ERlE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
~ Tnas taxing fegt jan 90 l From C1am0esst Depot TOR
tacnrsti 1n3 Chicago Day Express Drawing Room Coaches
10 B414Io eepnE Coaches o. destination.
a.r-.r-ess Pals Drawing Room
Cocles Su.luaharua and Coaches destuattu.
D. (Daly-Cinoiuunu CHICAGO N.ht EVress Sleeping
Coclss through 70 BlH0 Sagan Falls, Cincinnati. Detroit AMI
without change.
Additional for
Por Jrrvis B. . n ana +l1:l5 No. $3.50 ard = D. m.
Goshen aud Mioiown, 49, o. $780, ii AMI 'h;l' m 5;'o
Wara.-s. J. II and .ll:l5 O. m. AMI $50 .. M.
Ne1nsr... f8:}i and 10 A. he. 3:3i aud f.tI p. m.
Sufer 1880 g. $780, and t5 $3.50 G. t6o = aui
ri getooi HoboEu Alena, Ramsey'. 1890 3:3o II,
4II.I5 m. $3.50, 8, q, t6:3O aud @Il:3D =.
Psteron Gi5 10: g. 1850 TO- H. -il:I5 Il l:i5
800 T. 8. 5:i5 O. '6D - d 10 and II p 10. .s,,
Rnlerrri Passsic, II N0ont
sI4. $780, I, SIS &. $3.50. o. 90 aud rll:J0 ?.
mldae lssgsack ard Way els and 1915 a. n, 49, o. and
Sp5rg y,ty and way $ AMI ois 1875 Sand and
- caooa S. rs 80 ani $50 H. lo 3l5 45 ti5 5:9 GO
ami .i.i5 .. IN, ana i1 Nil . 81. . .. 49,,
Sps s. 7:i5 70 I3o 7:ls, 1915, t' $3.50 $50
F,rao s5d Wax AMI $3.50 49, ''l' ''' 800
" ~ Trans Lsyrs Clambest on even or half leave
Terir,t minutes earlier tsn above time The 5a ID and
.Ip m AID Il mid Train, star IRON Chan crest oI.T.
f-Tra.s Oh the " r. r. Ne.Irs Branch .e4yg Chamber
~ on quarter hours leave Tweuyas 30 minutes earlier than
% 70, massage and apartments 10 DratngRoom and Sleeping
IAN lie olarei and tbr q trtls Ser OF
BAGGAGE nav the Compluys olces 5E, AMI s9' Bod-
cor on huu ei-l and TIl-sye touTt.
Bok.l az CompaGs Dpoi, and OF A-eu the principal
DAILY tSan9s!s ON ,ppo7-r c+u ' by, @ 'nI,'
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ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY FOR la1l
Eaed by Prof Spencer Bri Of The Smithsonian Institution wan
Eminent Men Of l2uo, 200 OlniH
Uniform with The Annual Record Of Science aad u.us'J of
~ I2mo. lLotA, ~
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5tcampoals ano Railroaos.


PRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
1na Ni sol AND E'G n9eb Spps.. eSe '-'
CATSkILL DAILY LINE.
The steamers NEW CHAMPION and ANDREW HARDER viii leave
Pier S. n. r., foot Of Irarkln, daily At O'clock IN.
NEWPORT DAILY BOAT.
IN The MATTBAWAS viii leave daily FOR KEYPORT
leave ;o 1 ksSpol for l 5s dcoes - l-.-
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C. Fare,
~ 81 Leave Peckip 0r Nevlveu j:ij and
Dsy SUNDAY eIcepted connecting WITH the ni..oa
NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND
- the OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP co will cslaea from Pier
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, giving through Bills Of
through Passenger Tcls.s al points Accommodations
Office is7 Greeuvichst cor Deyst Ner.Yors.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ -n. RIVER RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY November T. ia7A Through trains will
s56 r. CHICAGO ami Montreal F,press WITH dI,ngroom cars
1880 H. Special Cbcsgo Express with draTugoo cars Buao
1915 a NJ, Northern and Western ETprsfs
$40 p. NJ. Special Express Tor Albany Troy.
p Montreal Express, with seePugc from NsvYors to st.
600 H. EEDTsss daily with eepugesrs waeoru and Can.
500 H. s F Sst f also o ' Si'sI and 1a
oo H. E E.l5e,. With n .pH n, Go r F 5 .aa Ansa
& II. kENDRCA' GENERAL Passenger Agent
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
HooE Tor Long Brinc1
Connecting hGIlOa flEh IS 1901 OF muffag ST.
follows:
szJGm-To Philadelphia, Toms RIVER a1d an stations
land Ialway.
1907 mo P6i.sleDla Tueseriou. Tons River &c.
''O " Mo f- Arriving GIN II E S.S SiiS'o'D &C.
e;25 a m.-frOmW areONu. Toms River.
l24O uFOm Phd pha, Tuckrrton Toms River and all
NineaDd Railway.
$500 D. m.-FrOm Philadelphia Toms River. Ic
On SUNDAYS the 800 train 10 Toms River AID intermediate
Also TO Red Bank
The NerYok and Philadelphia via this lire
reduced 10 81 Is.
g. vs. BENTLEY, Gen. Manager, 100 Broadway.
T. p FScH, Agent. Pier %
ROND0UT and KINGST0N-Landng at
EsopusThe steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL JAMES w.
BALDWIN Hsrronst Per 81 " r. DAILY ati o'clock
DAND, MCNALLY a. Co.'S RAILWAY
Ia GUIDE AND HANDBOOK The and cket.
all the population, ption OF
every railroad and tie U. :. and CaualA For sale
uessiesler Pnee ~ c1rts
BLOOMINGTON LINE.-Great Inside Route
- via StoungtOn and Providence The elegant
Wheel sea gong steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSErT
Pier g. Jay-si D. daily Except suudarl landing
passengers in Boston In ample tine r tie early trains For passage
Tor freight at tue lowest raes apply at Pier ~ Soh River
j.. T. BABCOCK'
Presdcnt stonngton steamboat Company
V'ROl .-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
Il Passage ~ 3d. The elegant steamboats, suNNYsDE and
days erceped d o'clock connecting with morning trains
Rensselaer, Saratoga EeViork Central and Troy Boston
Railroads FOR al points north. and
THR MOST Direct ROUTE no SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE
AND MONTREAL
Through tickets sold and baggage CHECKED 70 detusion
JOSEPH CORNELL. Superintendent
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD,


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Ws,r Gap souishqrg scranton
B1gtamon, Syracus ana Osgeeo, WIHOI CHANSE OF 1A'
Dtpois n New York foot Of Barclay and loot OF hsopl
WIN Ek ARRANGEMENTS MONDAY, Nov - 1919
8IO BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. boonton r3ncn
from NeFYo % S.ri1t0u Bin9hamton Hone
Cortland and without change AZ Dover N
Chester T. r. at Waterloo K r. a. scranton with l.
Is. 4 Tor Kingston. Milsesharre. Ptfst0u &c.
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Dsnvlle with Boon
Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo Attn Sk X
Newton Washington with the D. J. and w H. H.
ater Gap SoubI Scranton. Great Bend, Bnghamt9n ah
and ~ uurg with Lehl Susquchauna au1 Leh
NalleY r. x. for al points on those rotds.
l2O0m, PHlLLlPSBDRG EXPRESS soDs ~ newark M4l son
Monstowu intermediate stations connects 20 v atroo Win sussex
ard Slsqueh R. r. Leh VALLEY T. X for bethlehem Allen
Mauch Chunk Wkesblue Reading ard haTrisburs
$50 p. N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN VIA Paterson Sno
BoOuon directly through 20 Scranton and Blghamto "t
change stopping principal stations lonlecng Dover WIN
Chester r. T.. anu a Waterloo with SUSSEX r. r. . a. u
3Up EASfOA EXPRESS 90 Dover WIN Che.'r H. n
Waterloo with r. and Plipshurg WIN g anl u'
guetauna r. r. and Leh-b alley r. r. for Bethlehem Auo"l
Reading Harrisburg, and The Vest. a., 81, - u
4U HACkEiTSTOWN EXPRESS connects Win CheAer L. H.
and WIKI Sussex r r. for Aud1yer. Newton and iahAlu
5:2l o.. no. DOVER EXPRESS 80. al. ,.o
For YOUNGSTOWN at 7a 9:lO Hoo 1850 @ 1880 2o $50
FOR SUMMIT a. 7:l: 800 clio Ielo ll:ooA 2o 800
For OEAS GE ooi SOUTH ORANGE 7.l5 49, 9o 30 }:lo
ard loA no, 2j. 35o ~ t''J '' o'J o'J o''-' '
For NEWARK At 1:ls 1850 30 $50 90 go 'lolO 1870
II:0G A. m 1880 flIO. 200 '1 $50. $40 $3.50 .it
40 $40 l'D 52J $500 Gc0 G2 $3.50 $500 &2J 1000, aal 1900
a. m. Trans marked stop O.. Elt NeTark -, ., . -
$50 anl lJ.tJ a an 300 $780, $40 ,. ~ a0 .' p H.
A RIASONER. SuucTD.-uIeIt
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THE MARKETS.


he quotations are based Cotton store nanlhs 10 '1'
he than AAlf grade ABOVE or below the grade guo'eL
SAILS F0k PKEs4Nr pELlykkh ~.
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s. VELDA's FORTUNE"

tVHARPER6 BROTHERS VAL send either Of tie above works BY
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VIII leave New Iok daily Suniavs erce1fl e. O'clock w. ~
Ier No. g. NORM River foot of Canal ami Wattsst ,,,,
For NcwLonion ard Norwich her connecting Wn snd
Tor the vermont ttuitali NoINleu Anu
Boston Hariiori. O. hre Railroads -, n. rr.- A
For through ucktts rates ioE ireghi alEJ y Amt
North River. W. r. TAnNI'' H.
~ - L-.nL
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4
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY Bonds,
by the Midland Railway. for sale at 81
JAMESON SMITH Il COTTING, IA BrOad-st
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The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylyania Sixes 100 Penusylyania aud Erie Rail-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-19

A good joke. on Senator Sumner is cur
rent in Washington. Everybody knows
how persistent hs has bee d in introducing
his Civil Rights Bill, in season and out of
season also, how equally persstant sena-
tor Bayard,. of Delaware, has been in OPP
posing it. The other day when Summers
bill was reached on the calandar, Senator
Carpenter, who was in the chair, turned
toward Bayard and said, '.Does the Senator
from Delaware object z" 'I will if the
Chair desires it," replied Bayard, "But
did not say So" -rD,...t .,.. ~.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-19

fran expcs4 5nce IfT kI&% t0&A1ng 1akout
sociAsT Ion elonEto III 20
The ctoisteig i 6&A thess spm l
s sness 1890 a:s r. ss sss sas ne
body can take nyfhing fdmn Put
Spad the papers, and hear great cenHfaints
OF commercial dishonesty.
s Father Burke here dwelt ct some length
o. the silins fSfms g dishonsssy; 40
eAty, soclsl aishsnesty. abiding to the oc-
cupation or Rome By Victor Emmanuel az |
piece of robbery parralleled BY that OF
burglar. who would make out his title 70
your effects by virtue of his six shooter, and
showing that the Catholic Church incui-
Gated honesty Of all kinds. @
= If then, o people of America, II union
founded upon the grand principle Of relig-
iOus unity, if the preservation Of strength,
manhood, genius, and intellect, If honesty,
public aud private,sif these three things
come to the Catholic Church to get them,
because you cannot get them elsewhere.
If on the other hand, these things are dan
gerous, then the Catholic Church is q dam
ger to America. If America looks upon
these bhings as dangerous-any nation that
upon purity and chastity, upon public and
private honesty-any nation that LOOKS
upon these things as dangerous is. already
self. coz demned: Bat America does not
look upon theae thin go az dangerous. NO.
The Intelligence that has been thus born
| and Graded in freedom never yet turned
away from the glorious light of the Cath
Ollie Church, but sooner or latter turned to
it. The nation that has opened her i'm
perial bosom, irrespective of previous ant
ecedents, to an who have been driven from
other nations by religious or political
tyranny, that nation sooner or latter will
become Catholic. and in the day when
mig hty America becomes Catholic, in the
day when the genius of Catholicity, the FIRST
mother oflsum an liberty the guardian of hu-
l man purity, the proud shield of the dignity
! of womanhood, che splendid and unchauging
voice proclaiming herself the strong pre-
server OF public and private honesty-in
the day when this genius of this Catholicity
enters into the mind and heart of America,
when this mighty people will be united as
one man by the sacred union of religious
unity, based upon freedom, based upon
Z Integrity and upon justice-tell me is there
any man living-tell me 10 there any phil
osopher upon earth, poet OF orator, whose
vivid Imagination can approach to the
magnificent realities, the intellectual, NOR.
al and physical grandeur that America will
Z present to the world in that glorious day
that is before her. r- b. 49,
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