The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-01

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Orleana-is soon to receive sttsarion. Boes
Shepherd insereeded In vain Casey vii
intereede in vain. TIE Faoes have de-
creed. Grant viii receive them; smoke
with them a. Of old, eondole WITH them.
even weep with them over the evil days oi
coming deeeDeyi bat he mEst look out
for No 1. The King dOes 10 wrong
perish tie Kings Minister'S
All this may be the dawn Of the Center
NAL. We may hopefully look forward tc
tias event a. the final cessation Of hostili-
ties between tie seetions-the real end o.
the great Confederate war. If 60, mani
prefane persons in this part Of the country
will regard Centennial Is az least the tent
part Of Millennium. And really there sp
| pear 20 be reasons for anticipating pretty
thorough reconciliation az tina. time. Gran
| would never have made the startling con
ceesions already wruDg from him, did b
| not feel that the carrent Of in-win haG
turned back into one Of sympathy. The
great Democratic victory AZ the North Ia
not been tie only or latest Indication
The haternizing of Union and Confederate
veterans on various occasions, the deeorst
ing Of the graves of gallant soldiers by thos.
to whom they had been enemies, the warn
reception of Southern visitors at the Bunke
Hill celebration, the cordial greetings be
wreaths which show the set of the current
| Bnt can there be . real reconciliation Of
the part of the South This question is
di&cult one to answer without lirtl
rumination, No southerner, unless he
an actual saint, can feel reconciliation wit
the United States Government as repre-
seuted by a partizan faction, whose ruin
principle is imp,aeable hatred 20 the Soutl
The people here are hardly capable of lick
ing the boot that brushes them. They I'm
it 6ificult to actually love their pre-
nouneed, open enemies They also fad
hard to distinguish between GoverDmer
! in the abstract or Country, and Cover
ment in the hands Of their vindictive opprei
soTs. What thenf Are they truly patriot
{ citizens of the whole eoantryi
, We think this question can be truly al
{ swered in the affirmative. AJAX any Soutl
= erner How do You feel towards Thurmai
t or Allen, or PendletOn, of Ohio, or Tilden,
3 New York, or any great champion Of rigl
( and fellowship He must answer: 81 fe
: towards him a. though he were my fathe
:. or brother. care not whether be Wi
n e. L.