, 1874-10-09

Tic Representatives Of 00OD Total abstinence man,
asssos s,s San n ohsnAo H. ssf tesh aal @ s 11'e y.
hrutters tilo ino!abofa of yoNr TONI Ahyt'tci,ro
1.eaa!o, No hl lion goa ii,se,' an1 chsts t!s,n
Sietv and tnr the snlto Of orr 1oy rellE!oh AMI,
sElos i,! prelto and behaved faher npthins Il wSs
ilia araco IrelbiHop' aianng among our honorary
members. lioptng that wq may aoon hail your ta-
trlnua nn'o uon oar rolls wo hAso G honor gnd the
pleasure to aKu ourselves yotlr humble mud devoted
i. ". usrnr, tho 1sev. ". brcstahon. Ohio; Join
piaacspllts W. OBriup, Nnw brunswick lin 1sry.
M mef' o9sn oSss Co., s y s:. A. D1s 1a.sqs, ss ! Hss
Ynrk; w. uarlcn, Loniss4e: Wll;la Arcatctiat,li1,,
W,i!ningson:, Martin Kerrteau, Tennesseo; A. II.
o1sourko, Illinois, cotnlittcp.
Tho address waH received aud adopted, and
ordered to DO engsosacti md sent to Tho Arch
pinhop BY tho Scct ntary Of The Union,
Tho Committee oil Address to tho
~ HOLY rATflt:tt
t!ro~ III tho following, md submitted 1t to tho
Most Holy Father zeoopsberlng With gratitude, tho
encouragement giyan by Your loiness ID THO Catholic
Tosal.Absslncnco tnion Of Ame1ica, tve tc rcprG.
It, assembled aud tcliboraiiug On. :. tho best
,ncast,rc. to advance 1t" inteseys !foi 1foi.
devotion 10 your seered person. Il viii no doubt
cheer your PASTORAL hcars 70 know tho great and goo
Ea38S ut tHfflefNHEH ~ making 13tA
fsy-ono societies have been ael 10 te roll hInee TIC
GsSsSsa q st teal sf 5 fseess se;essss :.
hosa wn Aeve.otssa simply admired our ofosts and
looked With doubt, considering tlem lnurciy tIss.
t.,cccsa wa attrihuto to tho sal,ctlon 30 FRA
slonsty arsn 9n tho nossg Of ns t'' os pSao 70
Liza had tx cleuca mud sts sconcrs. TlleY arc 1ios
deaa; they only sleep for while. we must keep
of tho aacre trust given lii, knowing osr hclp Is
frosn OH High, for III 1io4ron wa hope aud IN INN
trusting VIC shall MT DO eonioun.led; Wo pr2ssr1.o 9,
our societies aud orzclvos Individuality tho blessing
Of our iioly Father 1oro Itas 1x;
Ma,Sncy, 1adssa: lS = rio noS, Edward Doyle, Ten.
nrsaea ; Esthsr = i. hlay fehnsyiy,n" Lake hse
a as es o1 lons ~ eia sa % n
Delaware; the lsey. n. D. LAWYER, Iu3hSAo; !. 9.
IIlldrstl,, iarylanA; joha 7. hurs,gE. 1Irnok1yn
I; Fork. Il; A"eA''' ~" D''A'"''~ 'A'' N''' N''
4 motion waH made to adopt tho address,. Tho
ncy. Atr. Martin, Of philadelphia, asked for
What good was Tue addroaH Intended. Tic Pope,
no doubt, would respond to ;the telegram. bus
l1e (tio spoalior) did not tho uHo Of troubling
tho yencrablo old man with q Tong account OF
our tloings. Tho nldEcss was finally at'optei.
Atr. Mccarthy, OF minnesota. moved that wlcn
tho address ID being sons to liomo,
DnAl~r ron |, 900 F1lAScs
fiji gold bo ucns with it as . present for Hia
Holiness. Il. o'0la1lor. of Drooklyn, objccted 10
appropriatinG any SUN from tho funds Of tho
Uu.on for any other purposo than tlat Tor which
they were collected. ....-
to eenling liz draft, hut hiH opposition was due
to blu couriderin5 tho sum mentioned rodics~
louHly small It waB ludicrous for Union calling
itsolf lou 900 atrong to donate only $3.50. ilo
thought 1t better not to scud any sum.
iii. Carr, OF Ohio, was III favor Of donating
tho money; tho amount should not be colBltt-
crod, but rather tho spirit III which tho donatlon
Was tlatlo. -.
Tho Kov, Fathcra Kcane and Martin opposed.
. ar. AcCarthy, soous tho drift of opinion, to 10
overwhelmingly adverse. withdfow lds motion.
Tho address Was adopted.
Tho Investigating Committee reported that
tlioy had nothng to Investigate, md their posl-
'tions woro therefore einccuroa. Mr. Walal, Of
Now York, faccto,1sly moved the naopton Of tho
rroport, which Yrs received With laughter. Tho
Committee on
i REVOLUTIONS
reported aerica OF resolyea expressing sympn~
civ with tho Pope III his Imprisonment and
e!tlietion, a1r.on q a, Tue ,ia iatiIfa ~ nanfps
.Honhtr,ca for ho noblo stand they 1nadn ~ cots~
fcsgora Of faitl; tlliat gratitude to tho Holy
.D:>s.--s sosZ apostolic benediction; thanking Tho
hierarchy IT Amorica for their cordinl rcconl-
ing ali :" xoclctias attached to tho Union
to npproscl, Holy Communion in
Il body Tosr' times ycnr; recommending
the formation Of wornonA total nDstluonco So
ciotios to ,co-operato with tho mao aociotics /;
recommending frequent public meetings no.
tciig tho spread or tho principles Of total ab-
stinence in lroaltl. Sonic pleaaantry WIS occa-
stoned during tho debate which arose aB 10 tho
formation Of woncn's societies. h1r. Walsh, Of
Nav York, who y very. humorous in his
aud somewhat concal maunor or Introducing
hfnlseif. lilo gonoTh'iy announced lis presence
By rising suddenly, and crying out " Walsh, Of
New York;
Afr. O'lourko. OF Chicago. niored TINT tito
thanks Of tue Convention be- rendered to alcssrs.
Gage & l,ice. prorrctors Of tho Grand Pacific
Hotel. for tic courtesy bestowed anl tic kind
nosB extended by them 10 tho Convention. Tho
motion WaB unanimously Adopted and commit
tco Of tlrca appointed to convey the ox1roshio1la
Of tito Convention to Messsg. Gage i Rice.
Mr. Robert Wilson. OF New York, moved that
Tho tlAn!a Of Tho Convention bo glrcu to tho
press OF Chicago for Its attoudance aud faithful
reports OF tho proceedings.
arna,ldnaont thnt the tlanls be giyon to the TO-
portcrs oaly, for the word press Was too general
aud would include thai infamous, insulting
sheot which few mornings MO- reforring to
thia nssombl9ge heatod its article "Tlo Droauo
4 yoico--l'u like to know wlo il ashamed Of
tlo broSuo
Anotbpr voice-doa bless tho hrogNo. hope
they can nlwllya have to say, allitoratyoly, tic
"brogae. not tho bottlo.".
Tho motion Of Ar. aYilstn waa then put aud
carried nom. cot,
The Committee on Immigration reported 4
Borics OF suggestions for tbs sfosInation Of con-
mittoes in oyoly parish to taso steps to assist
immigrants from lreinnd. Tho Secretary than
road tho
CONSOLIDATED HEroRr OF THE UNION or AMERICA.
ART. of the galterNl uy-awa provides for ~ lf-
yearly consolidated report showing full ils Of aoi-
va Iii tho unlou nulcr the head of states uu owup"
Ths Inst report having been isslled on ANY l. lilo
present ono covrrs Eu months, uatuely, May .jhc
Juty, August, and September. From lho reports 1!
will DO seen tta 15l Huciotica ayo boon added to lila
roll Stnra the last Convention, making tual Of 1OD
societies Mt thu prcseut lato.N Taking tic aycrsro
membership at 150 we havsn army Of teeto,afess i'll
tho Gransl Catholic Unlon of over
SIXTY THOUSAND.
Fnrty-tWo States Are represented.
For ftia nast nine months ta lncfe1He hna hAen
fourteen Goctels ,000 nlunler4 ncr month,
In AuRiEt. twenty societies wero received, a tn Stn
tenhcr twenty0c, ,nAkinR for each week five g0eje-
ties Of TO 1cfDcrs, or III 1nelGcfs every iay
No have gained nearly 100 1er cent on our mclulcr
ship Of laat year.
To activity Of local officers ia remarkable There
aro little or arrcaEg Slaulid loyalty 10 lilo Ucn
eral organization ~ pcryadng tho moro n,u
nure its IaysH uNl als het0nlo RnoWIt t.r follow
Eatltulica embrace all Batun them like wiso ent
brave The fntttto destiny Of tho Catholic Total
Abstinence Union a11olly HlCh people can hu Ito