The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-11

uerce. ukiBs the SevesepAent Of ber mari
tine iE.ersst. thas created nA6s SeS
Mistress If lbe seas AID r.tsrai prOPrseEre=e
Of tie Irdiez- TIE in.zIar position ea1
never D. rakeu array from her, bcs tie GOA
ara iro- eaa become scaresr, and Ete IGtle=
car he zresced from her grasp
ALREADY, soue looshs ago, II "as az
;hsri-a,.veiy anoozne=d tLsssszhe saPPlSss Of
coal AID iro- we're sensi5i! Eess aoasts1'-
Price. Of both materials had Increased
steadily AID greatly. EagiALd Eas rAF!ti!
lo.iDg coc:rgl 0: rte i'oa market 0; iE=
xo..d ao4 beng saPPiaoted by eae-P~'
rtvaI.. T1ts rrz.ozr.de ct 81
exis,.. AID zs. u-ee-saTlIy eI:e-d "a esI=C
fabrics Il zkich ;ae cse OF eoal =. po"er
prOdzcer !. Of greac n7mec;- HeE eo.soa
factories uzss 5-:are iong close iEeir doors
in tie pres@cee 8: AmeT5caE eon petl:.31.
t--ez.s= .ker= sc tave eJstSo ccssE~r-
poser cLez:e- a-d yro.Isiors cheaper
TIE teary E7g...a failares Of recers date
a-e ros legitimate fraiis Of the oeczcecee
which Las -, II. AID iosread OF hATl1E 70
uaezriuz Of general import, g. - 80 coz
hs.rt!y Urged, /, CAL oaiy be kno~r ~':h
time if .ley are rot The Ir.cars9.s ii s21e-
,hirg m7eh worse
With her manufactures ecii ipsed, heC . L :
u.eTce nus. decline and Ser maritime FoHe'
20 decay a. 70 leave ber foreign eontrioa
il = peyiloos position. In the mes-une :
Re..is, tie barbarian laughed AZ vhen dis
tart, :. becoming Euch !ess an1sirg a.
D. close lei ghbor II Asia Her immesse .!res
~ railroad. soon 20 reach almost 20 the coz
6ues Of B.iIish IsdiA, give her facilities,
y1a, zocld no, have been dreamed OF =ome
! years ago. for concentrating miii:a'! sap
uie. AID forces IN Gaze of hostili.iss. Rus
.ia has 70 quarrel with England no~, bo
, then .he j. DO, yet qaite ready for toe granc
move. Wien that tine comes, ho< easy i
vii! De TO get insulted.
: Ia lesz thar Two years from TO day th'
: nscessaIy ,ire of railroad will be s-ishec,
Z couple If huudred thousand OF SO Q: Cos
.acksE!!l been caupedin Adghauis:al, sn'
,Len. Well India beng lost with the vss
: zea';h ztich she pours 10 q steady =treau
into Eoglard'= lap. the home faetoI!ea =hu
: 70. commerce crippled, the neEchao: u
: roe dua.fed. what will be Englands p"=i
4 ..po=e.~ il tte affairs of Europe, b1
t. aid On the she.f Ike Spain. NoEEa!
y. Sweden and Denmark.
Looked az z the Ight OF poetical j2atic'
hi. vii! Dc bCt fItipg retribu,ion for ht
>. career Of bad fai.h, cruelty ard ireolenc
n Viewed 10 the religious aspect, it Will
;. the ED Of Psote.tsntism. England is, an
Of always has been, :he citadel of that here's
.e The argument Of PIotestantism has ev'
:, been See the glory and wealth and pow
= Of England, ard England is Protestan
sf She is the centre of civilization, and ow
b. il to Protea,antism. Such an argcmen
81 though utterly stopid, though equally a
e, plicable to the religions influence of Bab
IN ion, Pe1aia, Athena, Rome ard Egypt
-, the day. OF their pre- eminence, is still us
< with effect upon the ignorant, and "
~ only lo.e ita toIce when it losea its app
~ cation.
eG e! EngIand's greatness aud Protestant Ell
i a are rapidly going down hand in hand I"
shades of harmless obscurity.