The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-16

!. NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY i
/. in the last years Of my rssiga, I have sIvav
promised my self to yield like a. child a
soon as the Church ,Lad rs poken.. ir l. 4lray,
4 hs:er haa any taste for che .Ga.licau sui
tIeties' while the Roman doctrine' Statistic,
\ my INTELLECT 'withf7its beausifur ciearrass;
4 etnce tho Catholic Church is 'aone,. slie
needs q head, n monarch: this king OF the
Ghurch s'the pope. 9 Some great minds
lhse 6ossuet, ~did not sufficiently under.
ssanu tnis spiritual monarchy ~ and, we
Iaymen, 1mperfectly Instructed, whom the
authority of this great name Of Bossnot has
TOO long misleds deserve Some indulpenee.
May the hCatholic Church grant us 4 md
TIERS .pardon.E The Emperor then ex-
a pressed da his profoand sorrow for the pea7
Syllabus, and for the "Memorandumn of
count Daru; and enquiring with great
emouon about what was known ia France
OF the present state of things in, Rome
declared that everything proved to demon
ssrsuon Tue necessary of the Temporal
was hrs Impotence TO deliver "the Head Of
the Church-tire Godfather of his, son 81
ehat the story of his having written from
1ermany to compliment Victor Emmanuel
On ais seizure of Renie was a pure, liuvep /
sloi, ana thae, as to ratifying accom- piished
Univ ttiteaC NJ. hOuner'S
Worh-.Ja r"''is.r, that as con ,
aemnation, "wiiife &c a,pfied pripclpatty to
the invasion of Rnue, comprised also ali 4
that had been done since 1860 j, ::::st thed
,atsgrity Of. the Tenn p9Est Poser, The
C.srers also states Oh Tie authority, iof q |.
ever irom Eh!slshnrsto that. d uring the lat.
ger part of hls life Napoleon II +. was in tthe
habit Of attending Massp several times DUR
lng the week, and We rhave reason TO he
usye nosoaiy that he confessed and com
aanicaeed before Submitting to the opera
a9n, but that he retail ned his consciousness
sSsl bis IS TIE Last s sacFansn.s be-
: The altspay OF. tia,e Emperor Napoleon ii
,sta6iI SIZED that all the eonjectures which !,
lsd been bazaFded as to the cause of death Z,
fere baseless. s He did not succofnb to aoyIl
lrect conseqnenees Of the operation, which :
lad been performed with the utmost. skiil
10 por TO the effects of. chloro-
orm, asseems to have been at zone time
'elieved IN Paris, nor to any disease of the Z
cart; nor to o. clot arresting the cifcula. !
Ion, knownsin medical language as. sem. >
ohem." But there was grave organic dis!
ase, which had arrived at such a point as P
produce collapse and death, which must | II
ave occurred very soon whether the pa u
enS nad teen operated on or not. And .,
ne existence Of this disease twas not aus
eected, nor, had il been suspected, could it !,
ave avs been ascsrtained." l. comes to This, y
mere the,fesonFces of science are sure 70 y
stretched to their utmost, DO wer; and o
here the physicians and surgeons ia at Il
'ndanee are the first Ia Europe, a man may HI
ave mortal disease which will carry him =,
u suddenly without anybody srlspectfng H.
or oeing capable of >ascsrtainipg it. il %
icy did. In this, as in other branches Of p
newledge, the more man knows the G.
ore clearly he perceives how barren are Sr
e limits OF bis knowledge. A story pub- n
shed in the Union Medieale, on the autho- -
or Professor Lea, has BEEN since con- -
addicted. It was to the effect that this
'ysleian, With. Drs. Nelaton, Fauvel, m
ror and recon- mepded an operation about =,
o years and q half ago, and that DIR: to
nneau was commissioned to inform the ~.
npress of their opinion, but that the re- -;
nmendation was suppressed for political "a
Isons: is Is now positively stated, that do
medical examination ever took place
5viousiy TO that made by Sir Henry
ompson In October Isst. odoubt. il the
,peror he'd, been put into the banda of WI
doctprs in 1870, the chances are that de-
war. would have been avoided, and VIII
tortUre be- lnass have endured dcrsno
80 i've bour9 60 Sedan. No man Der. ~ ~
% ever gavea proof Of greater seif,com- for
nd than whoa, holding ON 10 hia M.
d,e Ia me- agony, he rode about Ehat che
'elesS battlefield VITA disaster staring ped
49, al ~ ,osoS ~. 10 70 caeer aim sitl
'ure, which ne was undergoing. TTnt ere
,ould hsve doae it, said Sir w. Gun 81 Of
ARigNes, sis something moro than In nea
D." But this was one OF the Emperor 23d
'Oleon's mechanically great quaiities. :
was phiegmatic, but he had immenSo +
control and patience. And althoO9b III,
egmatio, be was warm-heartod BE nbo
er forgot kindness, OF forpool 4 RNO
nd. Nor was his eQuability Of TEN. a.G!
ever ruffied 90 that no one who lived tiOr
u with him failed to love hiRa.--Londo1 ben
let. the
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