The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-25

Q still moro advanced Liberal one won
be, whether Monarchical or Eepoohean:
This IL n very insidious line OF argamens
10 those who forget, taough bat for . mo-
ment, that we cannot snpport evil IN any
form, aad that Christ Himself has said,
| ale who 10 mos with Nc 10 agatnse me-.
Similar articles appear from time 20 tiwe
ID: the Journal DIES Dsbats, and 1t cannot oe
are for the most part written in Rome Gy
persona specially paid for this service. ~
| 10 known fact that the Italian .'Govern-l
msnt speuds :, 0O0, 600 francs year On Sor-
| eiRu newspapers. The articles written Tor
the most part here are sent TO sertaio jour
I nails, any Of which will iusert them In hcs,
| and are then re- translated into ltaitan, ior
| home consumption as expressing the eensa-
ments OF the natinu'in whose Journals OF
language they have first appeared. seme
are fret Of all printed here and afterwards
translate d into French and English, but the
other is the more usual method. An Eng
4 iisb letter, for example, written 10 Rome
lin point of fact, bnt dated from Naples,
London, any where, viii be trans,ateI INTO
| Italian aud qaoted in the Italian fariia-
| nah ys.'insp ired" it, as expressiog tue feel,
! iuas Of the Euglish, and even Of English
Cath lics their ON internal policy: Straight.
| forward English people wiz nnd IL
difficult to believe in such iaborious
| ingenuity, but it must be rememo ered
.
highest possible encom'um on. pup
lie man in Italy, quito as much as "dls.
Observation-Disclosures quality ttatiaus cannot
eowprehend and would only laugh ats,
I viii not say Il merit, but q mere matter oi
course with an Englishmani IN the same po-
rsition.
LETTER OF 4 ROMAN PRINCESS.
While on the subject ct letters WI.
conclude with one very different in spirit
to that of IN. A. F." written BY one OF
,, the Roman ladies promoters of the fancy
. fair and lotteries at the Cancelleria, Ia an
. | aver to a note in the Liberia, which was
= highly fiattering to the ladies. put re-
GREETED" their .'odio" or hatreu o. 81, snI .die,
|, in question had not made the entrance free
to all. The lady in question writes thus
n asignor Director-I hope you VIII gran
r IN. u small space in your journal 70 rep;s
?. to that portion of the Chronicle OF honie =.
q vour journal which has been shown TO M
q "A having reference to our 'Lotteria
n Renefeenzal On one side we acknowleug'
II the impartiality of the writer and his aoun
). dant courtesy in his description OF our ..
"a raugements, on the other wish 10 oeten'
the Roman ladies from the y nthsp Iealian
d and against the liberty and Independents
~ Of onr country, The Roman ladies nate
~ one: for charity towards eur neighbor for
"a hide IL to them, as also to their husoano'
IN their sons and their brothers. Ihey reps
m with disdain the accusation that they Q
!. not love their country but to pretend tins
N thew should bestow their esteem and regat
mon the 'buzzprri Of Porta Pia, as "
n, L;bertn expresses it, and desires, would
ke no trample upon all the religious, mora
ly and social principles In WHICH !rey .r "a
nd the Roman ladies can never be given 70 tno
hv | vino nv their liberal laws permit the DIV
re nitv Of Jesus Christ to be daily insulted,
he we'll az the Most Holy Virgin and ail .
lrb practices of religion nor 70 tnose 4
virgins consecrated to God, and inhuma
To- Sanish them therefrom nor to tno
er. Who expel the Religious Orders from the
YER peaceful abodes, and who deprive tnem
Fps the sight of their beloved Father ana s go 81
,ts. ereign, their pride ana tns oSJ1 ra conye
ITS. al the Vatican into a prison. The estes
cry and regard of the Roman ladies can ne'
OF he bestowed on those whose laws nave
Don thor;zed and legalized in this country
ced most gross immortality, SO -thaI tn ea 80.
!me of modesty is offended; In the tneatr
ing where ali licepce passes with IMMUNITY j;
of che streets by the sale. of obscene books, q
the eyen nv the exposition Of still more obsc4
was prints and caricatures, in which eV:
ana Consideration of propriety Is disregars
The respect is Wiley offended: The este
'us- and repard of the Roman ladies, bna
yer, can never be for those who under
f,aq Of Tiberty' tear from them IL
.. r sons and brothers, impoyerish their fa
rous lies. and, whilst enriching q few,
't tSs infnitely increase the misery of the ana
he'd: as to cause the necessity of the VIC
in which they have undertaken, ae % "a '" "
the they Intend TO pursue . as 'oos 40 ~ Ion
ii it them the means anu JUG p'"
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eve e,no,,;,o snbstitnte for the de;
be Ing Loh n,,'as s.om an Influential son