The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05
- NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING., JANUARY 5, 1879.


NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MO
passion being perfectly alive to all this,
we have still seen At to hand the power OF
the binding and the loosing of marriage in.
to the hands of the magistracy, to be dealt
with for the future as O civil contract, thus
reducing it to the far more convenient
form of mere matter Of buying and sell"
Gag at will. :. a..
direct and special manner our gratitude
for the great services rendered US by the
Society of Jesus and kindred orders re-
Gently on the fields of France, and IN the
more lasting and beneficial fields OF intel
lectual and religious culture under tue cd
ucational system which obtained so long
and with such profit to us, but which we
have since seen fit to put an end to, we
think it fit to prove their devotion still fur
Their to US by banishing them the Empire,
breaking u their com N mites. closing their
churches, appropriating their properly 10
our own use and imprisonlng them II we
find them within our territory. We mer'
ciful,y spare them the further trial OF I'M
mediate martyrdom.
4. Having been compelled to meet the
, demands of two powerful bodies OF our
) subjects whose interests on religious ques'
. tions sometimes clash, we have very wisely,
) those demands by special articles In our
r legislative code which have hitherto an
: swered their purpose 30 we'll that both eoa
n les have been enabled to work harmonious
y " though in friendly rivalry together a.
IS common children of fatherland; we nay
g seen at to erase those laws. at least in tn
10 caaa ef the Catholics. We cannot alloy
b their bishops to excommunicate our sup
iects. though we have hitherto allowed l.
E. and though we still allow it to the ProtesI
ie ants. AS was shown in the Catholic Wori
last month, accommodation Is not oni
id recognized by the law in the case o. I haa
to estant excommunicators, but has zee
Oh sanctioned and confirmed by law, on an a.
he tual case being brought into court. =.
he course we shall be met by the obJect.o
We that the formal declaration of Papai infa
n libility has altered the connection oetwet
x the Catholic Church and the State. on1o
ne tunately for this easy method OF expiain!'
he awav difficult matters, excommunicatlt
lly has mot bean a whit altered in force, rel
ton or form from the days OF the Apos'l
the to Plus Ky.
md Honored Gentlemen Having thus 50 .
NE ceeded in creating profound and VIII VIII
lis spread agitation by outraging tue eo 'ee f
ted most faithful subjects, an agitation wnl
has spread from these IA 100000 to hu
, to dreds of millions of their co-religionl
,cts outside the Empire, and indeed OF Ia'
ink bodies and powerful secular organs opp
Ter ed to them in faith, the confederaIe goCe
owe uaents the most powerful Oh "uS ~,
Ole, may look forward with joyful COZ
ARE dence to the further national and state
ate velopment of our institutions. With eq
the satisfaction you will hail tine assurance .
sty, the policy of his majesty, the emperor
n to king, has succeeded In retaining
of strengthening the confidence OF ~, .'l y
euts States that the power acquired oy
many is not only a safe bulwark for the
.. tberiand,+ but likewise affords a str
"a guarantee for the peace OF Europe;
y a. The new administration in, and the 6
- solidation of affairs, in Aisace ano
nave raine, have made most saGi1acGoly ~
.;on ress. BY careful and well.
J" w agement, we have succeeded in driving
" .. the population of these two provinces,
- Of the yealthiest in the world, In REM
.nno ing their cities desOlate and their sun
'ther country desert in gaining for curse
ion q new legacy OF hatred: anu n'ousS
'eSr. disgust and, what politically IS worse,
'.ntH auanicion of all governments outside
stete OWE. ,
,nrcb must add the dangerous symptoms o.
= tSa volt exhibited by the Upper House IN
4 for Prussian diet, and the duclously cons .n
80. aU tional mode adopted of bringing it to
sn,S ;J mission. The influx of French gold "
SO seem to have created q South Sea BE
ia commotion in financial circles. her
ouble o., - v-h,c,, read the declaration of cou
Cod Grassy to the Austrian Pariiament that nStwtsh
reli ing the friendly sssnfancSi n Of their recent
ora nce Berlin Ss could nos peace ever
Sc to Christmas Observe also the mn .nsnt ords
or, if all the e 6e Cp Tes Of new pattern
Witness Bavarias remonstrance. which vas
parded at the sudden imposition OF the severe p
is code OF Prussian service without allowing 1t %
asses, cover As m0ts Istssrs which appeared
slfare, NaI York Herald Of November sd, on the Eu
have stuatos short sHtEnSS Ne sermSny acc
gion % T. IN s1e respects realizes the German
with Of unity. That a course every Semen wans
which, NO one Sants nao no camp and take
means mion able bodied away from the farms Sn'
lion in t!iOus eaings we wsn ne SorT of little
tutiug Snssias priee WHO'S Mans s cider
animal R0napartes' erOwa." o