The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05

|RNING, JANUARY 5, 1879.
the chief cities aud towns has increased
twofold the cost Of living has risen with
it. This falls heaviest, of course, on tho
middle and lower classes, SO that we are
not surprised to hear, that the rate OF hv-
iug having increased GO or 20 per cent. 10.
the poorer classes during the last ak OF
seven years. and tue French so,% 10 h eoor
have been unable to meet their new e1
penses, and "ever since the conclusion o,
peace with France" to quote the specin,,
correspondent of the London Times, Aprnt
18th, 'tthe German workmen have oeen AZ
war with their masters. All isss SJ
from this glorious consolidation OF conieo. |
crate Governments in such numbers thns
the central government is compelled 70 can
into practice measures as harsh on the one
side to restrain their own people FROM run
ming away as they used to force ; oa' We We
believe we have said enough OF German
"Unityn on its first two years OF lease 70
| show that it's workings, whether lnteFn"i
or external. have been anything but salts:
factory 30 far, and far from hopeiui W WIG
world at large. r.,. Cor.
many were not restricted to that iocan'y
They spread through the greater part ,s OF
Europe and reached out here to us, WIN
varied success, New York was In many
: departments of business at a standstilL ~
. what 10 generally esteemed as the ousies.
3 portion Of the year. Fortunately, WIN .i Ss
Q and for the greater part elsewhere, ~. ~
v astrikesn passed of peaceably. and tne
y masters and workmen succeeded IN com,nt
T., to n compromise at least for the time 20
: ing. This uprising of labor against capita
d formed one of the most Significant, we zen
y most threatening, aspects OF the year. LIZ o.,
T. was union and c1mOina.,on , a an,
1, our own. which enabled them to ofier per
IF sistert, solid, and bold front to their emi
IN nloyers. Funds and more perfect organ
l. ization, neither Of which seem to us imp1,.
IN sible, would convert trades. unions lnIo ";
r most formidable power In the m" co,
agI Christian education can alone hope 10 col
On vert this into legal power. Al presenS
a. wavers between the dictates Of good sens
es and fair demands and the wild and IN
possible, but, to half-educated men, vel
&C. fascinating dreams Of the commuhlse
g. Labor 10 beginning at last to feei l's pv"tJI
,1r world cannot get along without it, as litt
cb as IL can get on without the co-operatlon
ln- the rest of the world. Let the laboril
ats Glasses receive an education worthy OF y
roe name. plant religion In their hearts WI
os- at school, and, when they come 10 .hcs -,
III.
tn will he led away by no fallacious teachin
ID that what lie and always must be necessl
de- ia a wrong done to humanity; but divoi
nal the schools, as governments SSeu ~
hat resolved to do, from religion, and LABOR
and merge into communism.
and France has berne her terrible trials "
ign o calmness, magnanimity, and 2 sell
Ter pendence which have regainSo 10. n0a
fa- the eyes of the world moro than she g
ong lost at Sedan. We speak here OF the na Dat
not of its hapbazRrd governments. In'
on ia at present o necessity ana Dy tne
or of the bogy .sresigpation" which he has G
roy iured up SO often, and whereby he fr1gnt
ian. the still cautious Assembly INTO suomI.o,
out he has managed to hold the dangerous
two ments in such state Of order that the
der ton has been able so far to regain Pu
ling confidence that its loans were caughG
Ives with avidity it has almost ffeed ~
the from the foot of the foe 1t has troW
the down the folly OF Gamoetta res'O .Ss
our army to a sound footing, and won tne
miration and goodwill Of all by It's q
we patriotic bearing in the face OF raPaei
re- dictatorial, and merciless conqueror.,
the Tbiers cannot last, and what 10 TO tols;
THU The country would not bear Cne ru
sub, "the man Of Sedan" though unoouD nD
'Ould his twenty years of firm GOVERN
bible Wroueht il up to the pitch Of material
It in nerity which even its terrible Losses J
beon unable to destroy, The speec'
1T -. "A, the Duo d'A1didret Pasquier on the
. Em, contracts, showing system Of hnanc
up the army antd nnr eyes in the
afi from government, has killed Napoleonism
The nonce. wecan only hope for the
dsre- in France from some Otner anu III
,iIltary sprout of former dynasties we ca
SS the foresee it. We must not forget tnat
In the NATHAN hos been kueeling Mt ITS affair
ropean n1N,O" 49, or oorroa apneriOr DeOplo
sPts it, :Hwitty'' writer's have laughedlat and
dream tad nation for being foolish enough
10 that so far behind the age as to believe
: half assistance of a God whom they conl
aood q contain in their capacious intelieets.
rpstart has surViyed the Laughter anu O!sAoS
han the - vanohara . INIT her cons have been