The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28
VOLUME VIII.
Nerning Star and Catholic Messenger.
rW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1875.
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

81 TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY,
So FOREIGN.
GERMANY-The Pope has issued an Encycli-
Ua1 denourcipg the Falck Laws and the Ger
&.5aia, the leading Catholic paper of Germany,
hsb been confiscated for publishing it. The
are also to be prosecuted.-The
1%ernmepts of various States of the Empire
zs8 Investigating the causes of emigration from
1<Srmapy, They will endeavor to remove them
M facilitating the requirements of small es-
les, and by opposing the action of emgra-
On agents paid by transatlantic govern
A<ents.
GREAr BR1rA1N.-London, Feb. 24--Gladstone
Has published pamphlet Vaticanism in
He maintains his original assertions eulogizes
f-Awmau, whose secession from the Church OF
9gland was the greatest loss since Wesley;
11k no Wedges the loyalty of the mass of Cath
t55ics is unchanged; refutes Mannings asser-
SEN that claims the Roman Church is not
k1nged by Vatican DEGREES, and points to
sse4arations repudiating doctrines of PaPal
86fallibllity and temporal power, by which the
glish and Irish Catholics obtained full civil
7iSerty.-After an exciting debate. Disraeli's
253ttion for the expulsion of John Mitchell was
takrie6 without division of the House, and
reg writ of election was ordered. Mitchell has
ned an address to the Tipperary electors
Renting himself again for Parliament. He
m have no opposition.
&ANcE-The Assembly having finally
S9aepted the bill for the organization Of Senate,
fbe& mp that for the organization of public
es,Hers, which passed second reading. The
1;sSridments moved by the Right and Bona
fbists were all rejected. The clause imply
Recognition of the Republic, which January
had one majority, was finally adopted by
Department. du Cotes du Nord resulted
Republican, Al 900; Legitimist. 10000 {;
apartist, 5000.
UNITED STATES.
sRrNGToN-Senate- Spencer pre-
eaa q memorial from the Republican men,
fEa "a the General Assembly of Alabama to
fesdent and members of Congress, setting
f1fta7<first, that changes have been made by
s1af Abama Legislature in the penal code of
tate by which system of involuntary
tude and espionage for Africans is sought
Hs insugurated. Second-That political
iation has been enacted by means of which
Republican voters are practically de-
of representation that the Republican
ktution is restricted, and there is q practi-
publication or the constitutional amend
10. They, therefore, ask Congress to en-
ser the President to suspend the writ of
- rs corpus in certain contingencies in order
reserve the peace in the Southern States
sTed to Committee on Privileges and
fions.-On the oath the bills admitting
ado and New Mexico as States were passed
now go to the House.-MorLon's bill to
ete the count of votes for President and
resident passed by % to 20.-The Civil
bill is to be voted on on Saturday at
H1ase-Tbe bill to pay awards of the South
4laims Commission-about $3.50, OO0-was
ea.-Most of the appropriation bills
been passed by Thursday last, the Re-
M Leans devoted the remainder of the week
Afitical legislation. Their object was to
She celebrated force bill" giving the
Ident almost absolute powers in the South
relied upon the new rule, adopted two
Is ago, authorizing the Speaker to entertain
oEe dilatory motion to prevent hlibuste ring
nable them to pass the bill. Their plans
entirely, however, as the Democrats, lead
hndall, of Pennsylvania, refrained from
on the main proposition, and as the
Leans could not keep together majority
House from their own ranks, the vote
Feveal the absence of a quorum. Then
ttet 1iOus process of call of the House would
foeeeded with, and when it was finished
,6 the vote came to be taken again on the
Proposition, the Democratic would resort
same tactics, refrain from voting, reveal
bsence of quorum and necessitRte q
all; and in this circle the House went
and round for twenty-six hours. With
and notwithstanding the disgust of the
in being thus thwarted in spite of the
Die about dilStOry notions there was no
tion of lll-temper on either side. Butler
supper at his desk. 1S was only at 4
8 on Thursday that the bill was fairly
bed on the turbid and stormy waters of
ouse. Then the members were all 80
ted that the Republicans agreed to ad-.
% Friday.
bRr OF THE HoAR COMMITTEES ON LOUIS
Hoar, Wheeler and Frye report Q) That
q purpose on the part of the white
20 take possession of the government by
fraud and without regard to numerical
ties at fair elections /; (2) that the whites
80 refrain from murder, fraud, civil war or
sion to accomplish their purposes (3)
there are whites who object to these
edings but they are powerless; (4) three
operate to unite the whites; the fact
the Administration party of Louisiana is
up by mResing together almost the whole
% negro vote, with few whites, largely
other States the fact that there has been
maladministration by the Repnblican