The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

MECDENV Nhs - -.
heo.es There is something glorious, 10
hooses. hit Of that. Some of the iovenes1 -
he .nous Sn earth are those of the pure, A
weet-iooking nuns, who, mis'ak hn1s haine
hey may be; conseS %hsse 'h is sometbing glc
% single 81 IDEA lea thought Of beiDg devoted,
.ious in the s son, Ino to good work, OF
looking neither to the right OF ,S,' ,,f ali.
going Straight on, with heaf' T I%a single Ca,
Vine enthusiasm to the ;mse sa better than
1ne I ann'. %el;eye much in long re-
sor,aars ar short-haired reformers el.ne
There 10 always something nn mou9t
human nS' r;Sa Il. till he dashes his brains s.
ont against the stubborn old ssone s ws that F.
Sact. Therefore, I am sorry 70 geo aats
somebody, in the Commerc'at OF iase of the P
charges about all the .S .a' emnioyment, for
s"nthi If women in factories. Fac!oIy E
Girls make slatternly wives, says .ne sacr;Scs
9nwilling to stay at homo anu saS md
themselves to their husDai quad nd hnsband
comes home and finds dirty wife, airty
cSiISren. dirty house, dirty dinner, oilsy
ovarvthing. and 30, in sheer sell proSeo
. ton, the helpless little man ma aarninss in a
. s I;ca Clean beer saloon. To which beg TO
! be permitted to remark
Empioyment is the very life and soul %, OF
o man and woman; ~ our ho ,,t1 him q little,
a he win see that the very best wives ana
q ,anthaea are those women VINO, oelOre
y oarriage. earned their own honesS, Wno,o
some living. F had e Wifs there are twenty
~ Worthless wives from among the gadaing,
1ounntbine girls, who are brought up Win
~ the view 81 getting their living by oean ing
40 wives and mothers" 1oa eau RuS Y yoS
q, and that a factory girl makes a worthless,
W. ua.se-nIv wife YOU may depend she was
WaTthless, slatserniy factory gil You can
aoTn sna5H vile drive him
pm W. = hear-saloop, you may be sure he was
am W Shont ready to 20 there any how. P9s 2
ny th;rd NEG down at that point. I'm sick o.
r. haarinp folks hang the salvation OF man.
q soul upon his wife's apron sssinssa marica,
IN. onote lot of rubbish from that shallow t,'
vep Frenchman, Michelet, who LOOKS at an s ar
ver ,v"rlS throuch the refracting lens OF an az
civ tificial French society. Women s eanna ao
Of learn trades, forsooth; ~ n zee GENERAL. Good
Yer Yer ness gracious Shall women SIT and suc
,nei their thumbs till the millennium arrives
sue' The millennium of husbands, that Is
now say, when every woman sna an na asina an
/. oanI nshana shall ever leave his wife
A.. widow. ,robab
,iain it will be as we'll for US Go SUCK 70
d it. trades and our factories. FIN sorry lnae
dam to saw that don't as yet discern even o.
that signs of its coming. -. \. .
that circumstances carve out our oes1iny
peo- ma batter than we can do it for ourseiv
Them If fata has left woman unmarried, don'
lead, r.. ~ was hest for her to be so. There
i any 1orl for her which her married BIS
iuo, cannot do. -
, aud somehow, can hardly ever help CLOS
make mn a honlily with poetry: Always. nea !
cross, while write, it comes into my mln9
word, these people have said the same thins
make Wish to say, far more nobly and oeautiI
don't than can ever do, 80 let them speak
IKE to me. Here is something gifted sngle
live, man wrote once, one OF she bF1gntesV'
" die. r.onoen that ever lived:
nat an -, .la have known in the years now gor
name, Tho best shat woman comes 70 knew i,,.s
dition Could have haS hiNs Wi make her 20
once o or "hA0e ~
@, but Have found the hGns1Ss a and Sina noose
tn no. Ana oaiued the out OF all the Worlo
xoect- That nv heart, well 80 my reason cnosO'
r, that s--
,t.tem- "Ivould chonss have my past as ills
nod he And let my future come IS IL WILL
1arpest :" So let my past stand just rs 1t is
d days AND nd let sh Me am aud my lie for me
found 1sthe best, or &c had not been, Hhold.
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