The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12

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chairman, was simply fearful. The Ameri-
cans had numerically the better OF the
blarsted Britishers and other foreign trash'
but these latter, with that dcgged oostina'y
for which Europeans are famous, stooo
THAR ground like men. Now Crooks noea
with Curry, the American heavy weight 30
far "a sympathy went, but politeness re-
ouirad him to recognize the Europeans ana
Chinese as men and brethren. So ne man
aged by persistent efforts to restore COIL
| parative quiet for moment, when no
made o mastery stroke OF strategy anu
struck up hymn. This was Like OIL on
the troubled waters and thereafter the
discussion, If equally as stubborn, was less
noisy.
The result Of the affair, SO far 40 any
result was obtained, was-just what We
have said must be the upshot Of the whole
proceedinR-an agreement to disagree. 1t
was embodied in . suggestion OF the Dean
Of Canterbury. This gentlaman has BEEN
/ educated, probably, on the outskirts OF the
Diplomatic circle and knows how to keep
an eye to policy. So he quietly suggested
that what is practicable in this country Is
not 30 in England. Which means You
keen your opinion and well keep ourss No
compromise"
And 30 it will 60 throughout. Nothing
will come of it except mutual contempt
and greater vindictiveness than ever. Only
on one topic can there be any accord
Whenever there is question of andying
hate to Rome," then it is plain sailing. No
!. one can go amiss. A bold lie, even, will
:. not raise a storm, except in the way of ap'
J. plause. Witness the following:
Rev. P. L. orrlaux, Of Paris, spoke of the
difusson Of the syangeaeal PI,1ihe'gg snstm ~
i to Protestant pastor, the day before he wa
for Bible .S T e.;h nSs to
v. minister. DR.. Forbes had . consultation will
l. him and Y might be said 10 was prepared 10
p Observe the applause. What can be OK
n pected Of an intelligent set Of men who ap
10 plaud an invention as totally contrary t
= well-known history, as that about the Arch
AZ bishop. The statement concerning tn
AZ Senator In probably equally ias menda
se cious, for there can be but little doubt tbs
no The, Commune would caress, instead
y killing, any Catholic who would turn Pre-
:, testant.l e.. p. so saes resss SO .'.s'sN =.
IL But they cannot harp for ever on th'
no ssfing.. Other topics win come up and di
20 cord must dominate. The knowleage tn
No Q critical public eye is updn them ma
su' create something of caution, but 1t
only the Holy Ghost that can give chria
-, ian unity and peace. Tho members OF Il
.lu alliance may have Q yearning for unity;
so men instinctivsly feel the necessity for i
ma but where there is no authority, there O
be no unity On the contrary, every enc
like this to obtain 1t, win only end in mo
ny. ~ confrmed antagonisn, increased ii-w
oA and more inveterate bitterness amo
those whom prejudice and passion o
:. education have naturally put asunder.
A1 II these men want o perfect Christi
unity, let them And it already exist
'Ds where Ht has been for eighteen centur
% without waiting to be created at this II
"" day, Let them look for it in that Chui
Ley which has converted all the nations, VIII
p 3. has single-handed combated all the pow
. of darkness, which has outlived all
- heresies but theirs, and is now stropi
than ever, while they are seeking TO
" hopeless unity to avert threatened disso
tion. ... -->
Gentlemen, 60 to Peter. He is only
Door fisherman, but he has the keys.
Al NJ