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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-10-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
AuDIroR's OFFlcE, 9s}
New Orleans, August 10, 1874.
No. s. 80 ,y,,.f,.fst
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAX COLLECTORS THROUGHOUT
THE STATE, ~ 81 ,ssf,as ;o;.

!. The time is fast approaching when further de-
lays in the collection Of Taxes are iuoomisteAt
with satisfactory discharge of DUTIES by Tie
Revenue Officers, aud will render it impossible
to meet the Just obligations Of the State or bal.
hnce accounts and make Report to the General
Assembly a. required by law. ,7isirib1HtHi
Accordingly you will proceed 10 advertise and
SELL by the thirty-rst Of October pr0xint0, all
property within your district or parish whefeOn
unpaid. You will be careful TO Observe an re-
quirements Of the law in connection vith1eix-
urcs aud saler, and conduct them under the prO-
visions Of Act AZ Of 1873; but no judicial pro.
ceedings others than hy recnrdation and p1bli.
cation should be resorted to. and the pguuess
must be summary in accordance with section l
of said act .,e.,
Yon win also, in accordance with the provis.
ions Of section of mid oct ~. invsriabay bid In
for and adjudicase 10 the STATE any and eli
property offered for sale and not purchased ~
any Other party. :
In connection with the shove. the following
important points in relation to Tax Sales re-
Gently decided BY the Supreme Court h the case
OF Morrison vs. Larkiu. are communicated To
you for your guidance IN the performance In
that rcspect: 5 s''f - N'it'. 'itfi'
First-Tax Collectors can collect taxes On the
delinquent lists as well ~ current unpaid taxes :
for this purpose they can sell the lands that have
been forfeited to the State.
+. Second-Whilc the tax debtor reftain from
exercising the right Of sredcmpGon Sof 0oh f6e-
feited lands, be cannot restrain tho sale Of tbe
lands by The Tax Collector under Act No. A..
Third-Tbe tax debtor has no interest III
lands forfeited to the State for pon-pAyment of
taxes. except the right Of fetlemptoa.9 sr9.iaH
Four;h-Aftcr the sale Of lands by The Tax
Collector as herein before described,, the tax
debtor can redeem only by complying With sec-
tion six t6] of said Act No A. sss.sT.'@s'i''a
Fifth-The method prescribed BY Act A., fer
.he forced aale Of lands for the collection Of tag
es. is not rrpnsrart to the consultation ot this
State or OF the United States. e@s @ii Ei'Tf To
la CHARLES CLINTON, baa
M. t.Rd.. s,rrh.i..f LII A00tne,;i
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OFrcE SUPERVISOR or REotftA1Ios 81, !
VOTERS, Parish Of Lafsyette, - 'sf
Vcfmflionville. La.

j
.DURSUANT TO the provisions Of "a set u the
[ General Assembly Of LcnisianA, appsoyed
July 24ih 1874. and entitled "An Act to provide
For the revision and correction 'oethe lbts of
Registered voters of the State. etc.o h,f.2s3E
Notice is hereby given that The Office Of Regis
tration will be opened At the Court Hodse N the
town Of vcrmilionville for the registratioas Ipf
qualifid voters Of the Parish Of Lafayette. op
MONDAY, AUGUST 31st A. D. 1878. md wih
remsn open [Sumlays aud legal holidaya exesp-
tcd.] until Friday October Path, 1871 for the
purpose Of registering all persohS entieled thee-
to as qualified electors "f the Stats Of L0,isia1a.
OrrIcE HouI;s- From seven A. N. until ono
o'clock r. n. .and from t~o O'clock Fl ksauhel
seven o'clock +. N. t,.s.t !; i; h41i
All persons .lcsirors to vote at the General
Election 'of November End iS74.'w1ll he required
to register anew. rs the LAW HgoAabits @w ese
from Tot;ag upom aiy CsShGoatt Of Reyiarafspn y
saof prior 10 tie ySrs ls74.e i19F47Sf soi hfsri
.-s.; !, N. JUDGE Supegyis0r OF,
Of Registration Parish Of Lafayette.
- Angast 29tfi lS74.a afH.gi's1i s.i ffsoif
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Che Gafapette Aopertiser.

TERMS
srnscRIrrroS-TH THREE DOLLARS per annum
in aduance. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvERTISIN0-
Per Square, 10 lines or less) ......... 81 SO
Every subsequent insertion. ....... Is
Announcement of candidates for Office. -. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising OF Job
work, except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will he pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
TO- All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication, 'or on the day
of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
security ie given or amount of costs deposited.
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p E6s. RelsE. IThat excellent basines.
stansi lately occupied BY F. G. Latiolais,
in VermiIionviIfe. situated on che corner
Of Main q Washington streets. Possession
sivan Immediately. For terms, arpiv to
Maybe, ~. 81. N. BAILEY.
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! ,OTICE.

= s..-;sned wonM Respectfully m
9; ssss ss,sons that We are 10 need lo q
/. ~ e.e.!.iSre notify them to come for
. ) 'ss dsys and settle their tn. accounts .,y y
sssis. Those failing 70 comply
~ NAV expect to have the cost Of
~ 10 their accounts. .p.
s'.Iscd also to further make known t,'
~ Is viii require an annual settle
ss' spXesl services rendered /; circn'i'-
.siIioe as % adopt these measures %
~ - \ and 70 ncct our own ncces-
d. D. TRAHAN. n. ?:
...,s ~. Er0s. 3. HOPKINS. N. D.
az f.e. Mt'DD. N. D.
' L b +. DE4lICHAMP. n. D.
ssss a. II. GUIDRY. NJ. d.
n Il. LYONS, n. d.
- e., ls5;L
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FOR S.qL E.-A fine tract Of Ian

p FOR S.aLE.-A fine tract Of land
in this Parish. and shout one mile from
vermifonviile. containing 100 arpents "I
fich tillabis land and 25 srpents Of wood
land heavily timhered. This land is only
ons half ar 1 mile from the contemplated
depot 81 the N. ON 4 T. Railroad.
For further particulars apply to
.s3s,,fs fsi w. g. CROW. At:v.
o. TO w. B. BAnEY, vermiiionvi'l+, La.
March II. 1874.
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Il n Vendre.--Une joIie vesidenCe 1et lie
terrain, ain.i qu'un maghifqdr, local
.joignant Il -inaison. pouvant setrir De ma.
gas;n soft pour gsocesie ou poar natchan.
dis.s saches; -l'sncoignuse d%se lrr@s
Lafayette q vermillon. faisapt face i IA
rne Lafayette vermi!lonyiile, ,,Ee. Ls
.terain me.ure 0B pieds de face par ] 40
de profondeur. Entousages tostA nssfa
independsmmeat des lots voisins; toutes
lrs. meiioratious sont entieresneht neuves
Is en- patfsit ztat. Un grand gcortidor de
% pirds Dc large, sepass Il residence da
Hmagxs;n. Le magssin = 20 sus 42 pisds
de- psofcndeur, avec toutes les insta ilatiopS
b,en distriba4es.p Il residence ane e..
leris sur IL. devant de ~ pieJs de long sur
8 pieds dc large. L. maison contisnt 2
|chambres de Is sur ] 8 pieds, l foyer n
gr;lles dana chaque chambts, ans g.!eri~
r Il cha!nb.e cote du sud. aUns satss
Echamhss de 8 par Is pieds, .avec galSrie
con dnisant do corridor h cuisine cui-
sine de 10 sor 10 pieds, aysat phe che
|min6s pous .stovs batie sur le sol--sout
|soss ls meme toit, u compris IL sciter6s
ayec refsig6raot.) Eg.lsmeNt citernes
10 smosenns grandeur, auaai d'aasros psil
iss' bAtisssa tres commodes. tels qns rkmiss
|posr ls bois, pouIaiIIss. 10. Un graod
jsS1in, coaSs1ast dee atbres frnitiers IN
postss, DE-, premier choix, vignes, fraissI.
arbustes. &c, slns. esl..a s;saT.ss
ID Pour plus ampiss -dttaila, ts'sdres.sr I,
Wm. B. Bailey, - bossaad J, l,Adsersiser.
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S1yle ~, the Sheriff.

The StAtess OF 1OuleianAs ~. fChaSIes
ia Davis + ais; Parish CONT, Parish Of
.aesw Lafayette, Siates Of louisiana
iii. ~ 3.ees Mo. 1885, ssss iiiRF -
.iDY virtue Ut wit Of 'herie faeias. tssue1 in
- the above entitled cause, ont of the Honor
able the Parish Court, i'm and for the Parrish ol
Lafayette and State aforesaid. and to me direc-
ted, there will be exposed ct public sale. at the
Court Honae OF the Parish of Lafayette, on
SATURDAY. October 3rd, 1874.
hetween the hours of IL o'clock A. N. and 4
O'Clock Pm. FOR CASH. an the rights, title,
interest and demand Of Charles Dayis i ais, in
the following property to-wit:
One black horse, Three bay horses. One
dun mare and coli. one bay fliy one
gear old. One sorrel mare and colt,
One grey mare, I 100 cows asd one
.cnN. Ore hack. One scag0n.
Sheriff once, vermiliohviflc. September tie
18th 1874. i5 .s b. EAETlN, Sheriff.
i :
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soe.@ ...s. $. r. MOSES, ',,,,,.I.sa,ag ). !,
AND LUMBER YARD.

foRw AnDlxG AMI REcslvIxa AosNf..
q Choice sawed lumber at $25 pst y !;
Pieux, Shingles, Boards, DC, CONSTANTLY
on land. Hauling done to and h0sA
warehouse and lumbs. yard with, prompt
ness and At low rates. ..'.,,.i.i. ,,.,-, 4
8 Bills sawed TO order at above rates, .lo.s
july llt!,, 1874.
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!, GEO. v, SCRANTON, Il. d..

TTAVING returned to this Parish. ses
II pectfolly tenders hi. professional
services to all who may honor him with a
calj.nil.9!0 ri ~
He will alwsys he found At MRS. Scran.
ton. place, abodt dae mile from the town
Of vermilionvjlle, ss'ss'f'.
'a March %. '7+.-ly. ~ 1i., ~,
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NOTICE.

'HvyBEs am1suieued At1oeueystat Lawsa olIes
81 their services, free Of eharks. - stuGs6En
'boea. Of naturalixed citIssas, who de11re tsI0b.
slAia Registration cettioonteo. nGn ihe ooaeequsAt
right - .yots in the. appeoechinG election.
There should be fho delay d fi6Ae might he
required to procure TIE ncceaary documshb q
1o2Oofs = .ratastA N 81 .1yFA Il !.
% YcsmilionviIle; La, Sept IL, ls74. r I. ~
SIS -, :. NOCfps = DrliAllLox,
4. E. GrRA&p,
sst. sSsssd st'asssssasssA ". q. sCs0w. sss 49,
~ Ees HUn. M0tros,
ak.lss.Essss q I4Hx CI.KGU.
L. puilIBEsr REvilL0x.
J.s, 4. CmAneoIs.
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,PlERRE vsZ.aL, ;assv
: gsa.- ssss Ceb1soee Maker,

N7OULD respectfully inform the in-
havJ y Aabitanss, bf Vsrmilionvil'& and vi
eisityl tlaat be has rps,naasntly estsblhbsd
himeslfa iet tha .buildj0e ON Washington
street. asas NJ. 10. Noston's store. where
hs viii b alwAya ready to do ~ kinds Of
work pertaining To liis aradc At moderate
prices. Marcel, II. 1874.
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OFFXCE.4L.
To the Qualified Electors Of the
State of Louisiana.
n STATE or LOUISIANA,
Office Of the Secretary Of State. 7
New Orleans. July IA. 1874.

OHlCc VI Tic CeCtctaFy VI GIaLe.
r. New Orleans, July II. 1874.
In conformity to article HI, title nine of the
constitution of 1863. publication is hereby made
to the voters Of the State Of Louisiana. Of the
proposed amendments to the constitution Of the
State agrees, to hy two-thirds of the ,members Of
the elected to each house of the regular session Of
the General Assembly Of the year 1874. and re-
quired to be published three months before the
next general election for Representatives to the
General Assembly in at least one newspaper in
every parish Of the State. in which newspaper
shall be published. Said amendments appear
fully in acts Nos. 4. % and "a Of said session Of
the General Assembly. which are herewith OIL
cially published for the information of voters and
will be- submitted to the people at the general
election Monday, November 2. 1874, in such
manner and form thas the people may vote for
or aga inst suci, amendments separately; and if
majority of the voters shall approve and raiify
all or either Of said amendments. the sa ne shall
become part Of the constitution.
r. G. DTSLONDE.
9-- Secretary Of State.
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II. FS4LA.
COLLECTOR.

Office. VssmilionviIle. L.. Al the residence
% non. of Ms. II. L., Monnier. ls Il |
yNILIx give prompt attention to sll.accounts
wv and notes placed in his hands for cOllec.
tion in the parrish Of Lafayette. New Orleans
merchants having claims against parties in this
parish, will save trouble ard expense by sending
their scooon@ tn him for collection. las
\, Returns iet 4 all, collections promptly made
every Saturday. ,.sl,nas Sept. 10Th lS74s, |
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IRIS.

1AE soussigna informe respectueusement
les hahitants de, IN Paroisse.. Lafayette,
gull pnbliera toute> iabitations, fsrmes on
!o's de tene, ainsi qus to"te proprietes
mobiliaises vendrs on = !ouer, san. fr.is
jasqna ce que Ia vente ou le ioysr dss
di'~a prophecies :oien. effectu&es. d d
II annonce egalemept qu'iI prepare .une
brochare descriptive de toutes les po, tions
de Ia Ps'oisse Lafayette, detaSllant. les
resources st autres informations ,ni6res
santes, ) conc@.u.nt ces diverses parties.
Les annoncrs ct references, sesont pub!ies
a Ia snite de ces descriptions. ts
Ponr plus ample. informasions s'sdresser
!. nosa 81 !. WM.e r.. BAILEY. s,s.
.Aa bureaus de r44dyersiser.
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!

ssl.,,;sne.l would respectfully
~, 10 the inhabitants>of the
y Y fae.yest-, thst he will advertise
y ~ ,eat ~ plantations. farms.
lands and also MI movable
'sps,as,pd. to him, free Of charge,
+, n l.ass il efsied. NJ.
! ~ preparing a pamphlet de-
~ ia. parish. in which all proper
~ Mn will appear. '~.r
Il ~ W..B. BAILEY. .
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e1sIk-Sis young creole mules. j"
IN "a gentle to harness cheap
|zS hs9s nv az s. ~
+ Nisrteen town lots situated
sssr thA corporate limit. Of
si I vssmilionviIle ran be bought
I - ne u ". Is sBAl.sY.
m Rssi.-A certs;n plants
& .iesthis parish. sbnu: 5 miles
Gnilisayills. containing 2sO AZ
Dna, : portion Of which is we'll
VI krncing, comfortable dwell
= Ut honaes, DO.
100 arp.nts d land. IS
~ woodland. situated on the
Tnstae, about Is mile. west
leiI:s can be- purchased at a
In land Is guaranteed to
essssid bayoa. '
w. r. BArLRY.
Dse hogs. AMI lot, with
ssisss II Lafayette and
il Y HsrmiliqnsilIe. and
r. l6lsvess3 street /; the lot is 06
~. NTH enad new f+nes al,
1sst ef sAioining lots !: sll
1sses = the place are new
H. ssiss: Y asix feet han seper
ssea IA, dwelling :, the store
siih NJ lhs fssssss thr y
y epsds sseshl shl;ahmest. The
sa tsost gallery ie 4. long BY
~ = ball., two poa,ns Is By
aae = .sasl, With hscki gal
sp1ssoce; one . Nv rs Il.
lnslhsf bark gallery from hall
k,tAlss 10 by 10 with chin i.
lsxsessAs sirs AL an
l4sIu6ag nue. ciktsfn will.
IsU ineditm 's;zsd Us
~ eoaseafsat out houses.
lka.lke Also = aspi4
~ (lssesi 1scss the yar0,
)pi@s lruit tiers. 4 gvsps'
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DArRoNssoF HUsBANDRY.

The vsrmil,onvilie Grange Of the Pa.
irons Of Hnsbandrv will bold re9ula,
tnsJtiDgs in the town vermiliouvills. every
Saturday 1t 2 O'Clock p. n. 'asS
The Gecvststy sSn IS found 1t the
Grange every "wednesday morning.
50 Dy order II the M.aa
'sd h. JAMESON Jx:,! ssst'y.
June goth. 1874. r
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/ !! .!!.l 91vltG8 La. a'3''
- Il .Ae Cont. ii
tsniIioh ana Csms-
u Nov. 90 'sss:,
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II Vse,sl1s'e. Six ieune. mnsets ere,
oles. domptes .anx ha,nsis. hon msrcher.
S'Adresser au hnreau de &c journal.

S'Adresser ~ bureau de ce journal.
A Trndrr.-Isix- neuf terrain.. .itues
dan. -t an dehors d.s I;miten de Vermil
,lnnvi'le. r-nvent ,etre acl,ets bon mar
rlIe en- s'adressant Wm. B. Baiisy, M
bureau de ! rAdvert;ser.
a Ttndre om a Lousy.-Uns habita
tion situee environ cinq miles I'onest
de- VernillnnviliA. dams cette raroisae,
contenant 25O arpents de terre, don't une
portion EST bien etablie en- une residence
tcommode, cuisina ct amtres baiisses. Pour
IrIns amples details. s's'lreeser WIN. B.
Bailey, ad bufeau de ''4Adyertisfr.
"A Vepdre.:-400 Aspepts ds terse. q.
rantie Ia meili-nre de- l'sndroit, don't Is
srpents ftsnt boisee, .situee sns le Bayou
Qaene Tortne environ. Is miles Ton
eat do vermillonville. Cstis terre peut
Atr4 acl,etee des conditions vaisonssl.ie..
S'adre.aer WIN. B. Bailey, au bureau
\ del advertiser. ..s~s.,.a s,,..,.,.,
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I, F: MARTIN, n Collector. ! Z, +.
, 1874-12-03

"Churcll Unity aud loft n ,noat favor
nblo impression Of his ability a.
4 man OF thought and oratoftcal power. In tic
ovoning tho 1loy. Mr.. Williamson, Of atadtaon,
At tho cloHo OF tho solvico an invitation was
gvon to the public TO attond reception Mt tho
residence Of tho I1on. y. 4. Whita, IN honor OF
Islsl,op Wclra. Tho nssanlanco waH largo, and
the ilonora Of tho occaHior wero dlspcnaed moss
ytfo
, 1874-12-03

Inns not word to say In condemnation Of tho
notual tyranny OF Bismarck io Is trembling at
tho imaginary tyranny al tho pono. 1t ia oqual-
" strange that lilo ox-pronior did not discover
tue fatal toudcnoy OF Tho Vatican doorco for
four yoara aftor It wnB iranled, n'M not unlil
after Ills Alinstera! dofeat, nnd had llo romaitl-
I'd III Office, the world woull nnrof llavo aeon
llia famous pamphlet. Respectfully. yogr obe-
tttent servant. JAMES nInnOHH,
bishop OF Richmond nntl Vicar APOSTOLIC Of North
Ftrt
, 1874-12-03

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
scrcs timber. hSfAnoo apsGycd two nll's te9l sla:
tiHu IL ties irn Eln; ti5aclasa house takon M paft
tinrliont. i. IL. KIiELkIi. lit Llark.at.
, 1874-12-03
wANTED..MALE HELP.

BooIlroepors, Clerlks. DO.
| J1TANTED-AN EXpER1ENCED SALESAtAN TO
w fatn ehatgn OF ta;a ten aud grocery finro hd
dscsa ~ u, Tribune oleD ntatng experience aud snasy
| GIrgctoa.
, 1874-12-03
THE pRocT0R.MOULT0N SUIT.

IHE FHUE E1UH'RVUIVVH oUII.
NEW IonR, Doc. 2.-Thc anit Of Miss Proctor
agatnst i. D. AIoulton will DO among the first to
como np IN tho Unitod Btatos Circuit Court,
which opeus tomorrow, but when The trial vii!
tnko plnce Ia very uncertain.
, 1874-12-03

briefly in ras8ipE to the comparative freedom Of
tln Engiieh and French All the tands III Great
Britain and ireland, with population OF eomo
s2 oUD ooO. AFRO owiicd by about $4,000 pcrsouB i
97,ooo0o0, thoro aro nearly 6,0UO,0Oo OF FREQ
l,otlorp.
Two do not roo whnt Tho 1and-ayalem Of Nront
Britain has to do with thla controvorsy.-
1svory rrler Of Great l,sitaln, from tho daya of
Alfred tho Great down to Victoria, In tl,oir
apeechee from tho "tllrono" called tho pooplo
ever darcd to nadrcas tho Froncll nation otor
than ah "Frenehmenl' ueforo, this tho tltlo
ennec. Surely, THE INInusE will mt deny
tns' cortrr;ss fanso r. ard , Lar bsen , Tor
progressive iaoaH%-asul that tho founders OF our
lsopnbo wore. To no small extent, stuaonta Of
tho French school ot thought. Mother will TIL:
Tribune deny that tho Franct have shattered
moro thrones destroyed tho pre,enBlonB OF
more despots and tyrants. mud advanced tho
catIso Of pohular royornmons in Europe moro
!han any other peoplo; and 1t looks now as II
Frnnoo again threatened to shako tho nations
ropo from tho coosanl dospotism faatenad upon
them hy Kings md Enaprrols who blasphc,ne
the Almighty by claimiug TINT It iA lie who gives
them absolute dominion over them.
tThis Is a!l very esoausnt, sat not to thu point.
Some other time wo will dtacusa tho poculiar!tiou
OF tho morern ial aud stormy Fronch.-ED.l
In tho coming strife the Catholic Church .at'ss
ho, as sho nln ays Inns bean, On tho side OF tho
pooplo and against ths absolutsm nnd preten-
sio1la Of their asl-nlasterH aud OF tho final re-
Bu!t Catholca throughout tbs world hnyo no
Tears.
Finally. TnE TRIBUNE winds mp ns fol1owa
''Tho Church has ITO right to inteiforo with tho
stato iu civil matters aud cannot be NIL arbitrator
IN civil matters Tho Slate Inns no right to Inter-
foro With tho Church In spiritual matters, and
cannot be MI arbitrator therein. Doe. nur cor
respondent bolieve thie2 Do Roman Catholics
believe THAI"
It is an open question With Catholics us to
whether they favor Tho union Of Church and
State. Tho convictions Of your corfeauondcnt
ara that tue great TIM ority Of Catholics trongll.
ont the world nj iu favor Of tho total separation
Of Chnrcl. and state, The Catholic Church Ia an
organization Of Divine oligin. older than any. OF
Tho present civilized Governments OF tue world !;
her toachings aud government hayo always been
tho sanlo,-
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and for the further reason that they offered
their service when the government was in
greatest peril. Now, what did the govern
ment do? They held council. made up of
the chief priests and scribes who had assem-
bled at Washington, and said council, it
seems, came to the conclusion that a mill
tary necessity then existed, and by reason of
such necessity they were justified in taking
any steps necessary TO set aside any and all
contracts or obligations of the government; I;
amount of the green leaves of tie
liberty tree. and called il lawful money OF
the United States; then placed il in the
hands of their paymasters and sent them to
the soldier; compelled him to receive it in
satisfaction of his demands against the gov
eminent. In order to accomplish their OBJ
ject more fully, the psymasters had rs sign
the pay rolls before they made known to us
the swindle they were so soon to heap upon
us. We were then marched to the paymas-.
ter, and the green leaves were. handed to US.
without any knowledge on our part as to
what we were to receive. We did receive
them, however; but when so received they
were worth much less than what the
terms of the contract called for. Now
were we bound to receive greenbacks?
Yes, because we could not help our
selves. And why? Because if We had
refused we would have been arrested
on charge of mutinOus conduct, been court
martialed and shot, because those chief
priests and scribes were then pretending to
be very loyal indeed. Now why not in all
justice to the soldier, who pays taxes on his
horse, or whatever he may have the good
fortune to own, violate the contract with the
bond holder as we'll as with the poor soldier.
Tsis would evidently be more lust in the
eyes of all christian people, and more just in
the eye of God.