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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
COMPLICATIONS or THE TWEED SUIT.

An order wis granted vest 'rI1y by Judge
Lawrence In slpr7,m C,rt, Iimoars 1ring the A.
turty General way ;oIT i"ts an the o"Ft'
side sd-si. ~ Nlnhave, shnnit noi fe reieNea
~ the III l.endcn the s;it Of The s'atc against tweed
The ana liration r. 10 e." utter ~ of Hurry A. cram a
iI.ur, ,.ai- pita C.tnI oHIei uIr cages m al ~
john n Cr,i rti ~ is f"r lots. whicn ne hir i"f'
closed Three Of .pL- have bcn sOid 10 ih&il ~
uttlc Iurc THAN culN@ 20 ever The mtTGl:c Al ''e
l,nr3l sol saJl, III the t1ifht ~ Lhi- 'fh =
likely u restrict Did.n id IL hbis s-'>'hI MR.
"a .ps GA each 1T and uil thr nrsl Tire 10 pro-
-t his nur llsrs, .iIld nnis difficulty 10 Ellsts W"c'
10 C0mpi-t bs pure oSlu- 10 th7 ~ pcmri'' dh
,.xrecls sim A. iTouhe 10" ptrh hot iS''ih mss
tat tcir uonf pat ont IA -5oi 9th siit t"A'
they lad uU conn With ne AIR pi Neeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
TUE REPEAL OF AN ACT GOVERNING CRIMES
ON sUIPBOAItD.

In speaking yesterday Of the repeal Of the act
~ Niarc g. I-93 which gave Fcrr1 Courts aud Com
nySiuers iurisd cton crimes com'n ttcd on Anei
can shiis when IN foreign ports United r'H"%
d strict Attorney El'.s sad that IncInber
~ congress whose name he coHld not
object told him about the tinr OF the adoption ~ me
Rrv.,ti -n.l e. tie ia ted stat - tait Thai ~ va
r,.,..d D. nu. ,s,i: fhe : aeS becIuSr thu cam
nj or diI rs. @, n.i 81. % god 49,. Hl-- ALSO
sflrd fulf II Vas range that l2w which bad ~t1'#
M worked -nal H. 1879 shOniI at tHis al
DIV b. REGARDED ~ uu-Jnu Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
ARAN nENERa

WtsiiVG rov Nav G.-I he following changes IT,
TIE orrr- ri ~. sne-ne"r ,1r2a nave
seen
Fy-st Ilrut A. n F'l,gnu rriit'vtgl q a
saas- ai or er-i fepr 10 the Superintendent ~ 70
" ..iarY ACtliiry Pli't lg tuiy o 3 ~
E10 rsas -ahc ID from duty thrrr AMI ortrf q"
report 20 M ici. 81 WttrT tas cltr fnr lltY
~ fisRi- nitH Hirr1iiian ~
place 81 = ri Lieut. T. n m M" hr baii rs!gryet nu
Ii i-ut WiFti'r ur"rTgt &" r-rot 80 Ma
r. t0pt rh e i'et'ts ns t1- ~ "a" mr L.
nGrfh f1r-4 Liant fwatri " Sfiirf
AR itrrri ~
RI la M.trr VI s'r4iNH = ,nrrr. Mi e. & =
t.iad A1,sHuffs tH4l ~ -gt-ist-iifr
Ia arErrsi -%ry General ~ -ii
Ia 49, st rrHs~IH D." ~isttH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
THE LEASE srwrNG-M,cnNu SYSTEM

70 the Edtt0r or me FrfbHne.
SIR The editorial in TIE TRIBUNE OF April
go Sccns me do iHeicc to te general syr'cm ~
the sewiu trade No dnHht there soue Dis
h0u men trade Please give al the facts IL the
ease ~ IL seems 10 he importance H0| long
did tie wuurln have tie machine WIS II because o.
poyurfy s,nrcsiy The cis'nn'r'4 part lis The
'p'nrr,ry rr'rSd 'tirn the mtchne nrnn the pay
neni of the balance There nave hecn raj many
rn,rhiu,~ s,i her. aad ~ ,.tIy on ia. lease plan.
sncdS ~ at know when ! say that very
fpw ~. ines tl,eP ht'F after hhNih &
81 tleIu. II lw Ns been tile custom
az ali cOuii~u. here 70 return nv mae me So 20 o.
hack upHn the uBiieI's paying tie hanrr' IhfIr II
any IhOut per cent OF c'lSt1'ner~ ""
wiz Uuf pay T TAI the system ~ not u tstal nr i-
an hruic correct BIT the cnuCtu.ldu draw 70
that tlr system ~ lc'Se contracts * profit ir ~ H"t zen
s,l, aiinilynd I never have known pcrS'iu wDo
Wa. able c,utiuu' the plan. On the cont AIRY ban
rtpfcy has ItlY hccn the result; and o~iaN oul5 N
six vtngnac liic ihlc 10 stan ~.
t4e ;lui,. nII- sr ne cabsS T." - ul
- thc ~ ~ NJ ~ an go"
lugsnrciu, cou,rgy that point. awe 40 interest
IN any way wi u rie OsnliE.li. SlO~ea " G.
SrJriaA9Il, Penn, May L. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
ATTACK OS THE rRUAXT LAW.

judge Lawrence, in Supreme Cont, Cham
l.rs Yesterday granted writ ~ haieis corpus. return
able today 10 prodncc the h,ly N John Smith In court
owen ~mi.h the pet tonrr states iirt john sn'th hI-
.,u Is 4, wear. nd 1ud Uat hrs mother II dead tu t,
the petitioner. his n ~lca Tor 7rsci,i "rch- ~.
s+ nm, ,i ohli.-rd 20 kccn hs ,uy homr tiat ut
M,ua ~ at ,,.gb. 90 h.S boy -eil'i 80 l'i1h
taken lcfnrc JUDI Wan.r.l AM sent @duc X i- 80
r.rfio,,ri a. -. --uc,l 20 Ind WdHdrll 20 rctu
IN ,,rt,~.r,l. n-f,r. hm ~. @uiia's s;.er
HAT is AIT. mas ~ .lLi.tk tlt lw lt7"f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
VOLUME NEEDED AZ A aREAT LInRAry.

NUf.UMI- NF.I-IJf-U a 'IItTlfI I-'I'Is-N'-
TO the Edtt0r Of rae Irtb0He.
SJ1: few evenings ago applet at tie
C1Aj,n Uaiuu Library Tor C"nuen ar, Un tue Oid
T,t.licit heils ,s!roaS o. siud the To my
.-t.ushncnt tie woman cltlF2,- told ma there WI
sn "a Comm mary az the Old Testament IN The library
Il Hq.urrtd IA me If the al such book IA such
lc, y.rr. M L. public tn ,"l itnt WE'LL lo-ui
CHRISTIAN tn.sht MN s ia rhr;rv with complete
iou!n,u ary on III E,be. that eouns who arc DC
.~n. ~ -tu! yimg the ;rlptire- NIX 50 De- 4.0d "ycis
facility for doin= Tifis NJ that when The srt INV -
ne a .iiu 30 s.rcli gh. the 10 OBTAIN II NJ
he M hand ! r.n,1 n wifb re-fts'i, JUiN sH"T.i.
No 4JI Hudson IT.. Nav 4. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
pLSSrNGrEY SILLEn-

POR HAHBUra. IN a,rnvshtp Hsi-r'sd, MAY s-Hr md
NaIti-f All i~O cai.r-o Mr. AL AFe = = tricn-
ii MAJ Aalr. sI aad AFn Ci-f Zinii, .isa'
Ills. Ml>-- -ayhi Jeanne. tiua All 1rrit n a.
Ar and l. FIissai AMI Hfaut Mr.. il-an - iIvl.g
.tDn Mr Irs H. illr. III aud Mira "a ID ~tri~" ~
SldflaL NJ a8d Nina Aairis btauStr ant Two shI'
drrn. N - Pa -In, - prit~ N H"nLL Nj a'd ain =,
" Hi-- siiuus tr-i Nn, 't. ~ as. ~ NJ
O,.~rnrv.r 4na rhiLrvl lamb. sees,
Adupn brrIhar ytihI bviru hastrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
Tile PROPOSED INsuRANcE COMPANY

To fhe Editor ~ The Tribuus
SrK: The bill providing for new method
~ ,44~e->iug Insurance cL. les now 10 the Hcmdc
unelt not n,sS n ~ m,r3.s patch upcn system
Which i. everywhere thrcsdbare and need general
REVISION T. reaches rrUpcrtY which r-c"ii"~
bat 10 ASA nit property HOW n,-As-fi n any
event Il cnnlt Apply for THIS ycar - companies IN ts
it, whore tie hnlR o. cap tai 49, tr tic assessments
for Till year arr closed. Al.
fi,,LN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
A PROPOSED CONVENTION OF RANK OFFICERS

PROPOSED CONVENTION Of RANK OFFICERS
A oirciEtr, I:neI by considerable ndniIsr
nfirsi- eiiI',- oni-e At kswi1rk. la hcen
,asaed IL cslls Tor convention OF uamK Off hat
yet has is~b s,Beai by only thrv New i0rk hanks
the Fir@t Ntun the Dry tintis sL,te htaII anI tae
National ADd Leather. TIE erenlL II a. f0!inVS:
Nln respectfully invited ~ atieid National Con
y"htUn 81 biDk ci-ir a'l ''kcr0 4, - l,rd tue
1Oiu Liy Of JHly next ~ SlrItos y. y. fae dcsiTr
and r>ity IT d iDeeiins now ptOOSad
has Iuis hru rltiiy realized ai'I III hnl'OrtalcN
duiJ appreciated. h3 AL Ml.u have "li,' iai
u,.rtun with u .nkS Tie adt:inGagUs dud pcIsir,
ivulr thai Viii r- derived iu
with tho-,. who daily rorrcs .ot'Ice, alur
s'.t1ru tHdiLvmr for siIrii utefine: AID her liz
-icT dequrtaiIct AMI pleasure, We beLNe ihi s'il
fphi viii result frln tni 'tIaugr anI conafirsn ~
ael- aud cxt-f1t,crs i"Litu2 Ia ts r.,snic at
a.-ilites w ii t.lIs, itrtirf,cfc. Lbi
stUTa will Je i,rsIIJLd ny Sotionil C-'ii
lT.arA al experiences bans AMI Inie'-.
watch dOlntlr, tl.S-iI"Is 81 u,ti"n iuU.est ani I'M
a.rtncc. ty La" viii Ice iuily aud tre ~
dises-,si T,- eis c,siIsiIssl must We tel.eNe.
command universal ttsl,.ci AZ ntirniIuu. aud eACit
l,,w"sIu luisprc lear las.d Foa TIA ssity ala"sal
III. -il,,g s,.d SoJcofs. veal tiT,ss
a. rorr~Io,ilrnc with 1Isiiei~ slid bdnkrrs IA tue
iiri'itl rt> ast III the country. have every
rf--sou ALset . voFy large aiisu1AlsAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

being daily sworn that the foregoing eonpaiit Is
t1s ~ his own kn1wi.igc, except ne 70 Tie nhfters
thercin Information ami b.le, ami ~ 10 those
matters he believes L 70 lie true f. A. HrATH
Sworn nc tfiiS th rlfv ~ AUfl, 1879.
A. J. D. LACY. Notary Puel,c f26) y, Y. County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

a. 4 - tln S-L4.-.lpVi
II WA.RR gIls VA 3. Is. 1880
Hoax. SOD lslIi 81 trIl o. Ftrrb ll--
~ VA Il tits az - b.
- k III 3d. worry II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
CALESDARs-Tius DAY.

"a Harvey AL L-li-nt6sa.
~ Du Pay agI yP.y ~.
~ Juusa at Porter
,CHnTJ
100 hattfI col 5@rtl.
IL , Int at -m-nsay
IS+..N nght 49, Nnsll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

Il M ruaii sgI bszser.
"A.
s.. NsriK;eldrr. &c. ACT
Myers
50 AsBirii art. Hicboisnn.
Is lx hVy sVc-. -, "a '-bh.
XC.
IL. .FEl.iyan - y \. Dal
L. fSulI.sL~sz Ass -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

. " - = ~ - - " - -
1881 .cn "a ait truman.
-ArT1 T. -.C.
-. liza - At. .ba.t'n.
.OaJ 81 re at brUnnafl.
-h-rlh &C
10 D. NcJcr a--t. N cher.
~ HarInam ami aH0. AIT
lirr .Iau, nirr a.
IOJ3. &c ..u,in b. gan agL
COuSd.
10 ; W.gui,s at.f. E.o-'
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and r = a. Is. ~.
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iill .Gi..rt.t ~ al 49,.
Ia ~ 10.
A. l.Ca4c.5 ct ca Ok 81
. kriu'- " at rhrlP
Ia H4A rIinL S-Vl 'tb.
Ass ~. ,'1Juac VS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

PRINTING CLOTHS N1RkEr.
psssvtpRNcr - May Printing tkths rrrt,bse lprf
prii, it, bA~,. VI 49, stAisAsA
ENua O.I"-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

235 MCKINLEY Ia4ason, 2yj Hell Iuln lst Read IT,
227 Mater Of Lsthrop. 2s9 - ast -.
sIE1AL TERM-Adlourn.d 10 May 10.
oINgqAL TfIn-DAvr r. J., BRADY AMI DAArIs. ~.
Du-nore al agt q Matter II -ardford -
90 - : OF America igt. 20 Mater Of |nfit
0.u. : q America aet 8 M - gTIf.@s It al
srih &c 81 Mat., Of tSe r.ris Rail.
SSr5n IT, asi aa ~ ast 3, Mater q I,.-on
Matter Of "rrman Hos % tier %, nIhy
10 SSt.r o. iistsi va Wsithsrs adj i al
i MAJ. Z se u. e. o. rs,l mud ? r II Ca
i Sai.r q ioae. no Il CO Er' Hallway Co ACT
is Ns,t-r ., Bor rr.Sy Al Kelly art Maythan ct
''''''~ . So. pars aet. au.srave ct
iis Mater Of pe Pecisr 1914 ra1 Pcol L. &c, FARSI
3e- Gf ~. 11ion,ass at TIC Marvin saie
20 Mater n Io-e.eta los C;aaiu 1t al agt Len
~ Mafirr n Iariue and 30 Douglas act. Dcusa..
seo 2sI swet at idar and
Il Mater Of tisiIa- Nj Is ast Hin roth and
% Matar o. san,tiOrL 40. 2oa. F. n. y and j. Il. L.
CRcr-p,a1 r-Do-ou,T, J.
1881 ward at. Bagro 1867 y Groene AFT Germauia
1855 c-'nry at Skinner and - u + re lis O. - -
1909 Mcrniso AIT vose 81 ~, -. cur o,ieu aud o.
az Mining e, A. er.r. IN gc'
"A t. DAVIS ~ al 23so..D guis NJ y J. Mid
Of Fn. grafton Se 1901 MaruaanI ast.
1873 = ' Fire Iu "a Go. Hanover ''-'D )-'
TART Ivan EuxT. ]. shnrt Causes.
24Os scai o. tmv &C 81 1850 u'ius et al sgi Unkar
NJ at. '.nu.ne AM. al
f S,S l S ~ AT r J c 2 Feiosg e. i'
1876, Ghr-t as, Caring. -'--. tS' e, a - ~
Man'r,.ia, 81 q 90 ioc4'qMtr Ii, ei; al asL
1875 sui al al, ri fus Il Al $50. p
.al2 R.slte e,aLag'. lrarey 'ia,,oT' Jay
an: az srei. 2'..'.. ':.4.'.,u 81 a. at
;5s2 D,la I'D ct al aet 2sei. 10 A. Peokskin
PAu III-RARlvrr, J. sl,r, csurss
1879 Payton AT Pm. 1881 = Ktg ACT Anthony ct
iai7 stem a., Il Al ast 40 Q d. itsohe Nat Bank
sss7 9.d IT. ct at az, 2e-r Ia rS.ar,
20 Zen Tat Rea-rcy
4.'5 her ei az A'l'rsS e
surp.,ton Corxr-TRtu. r@.N-PA'rr f-~rerts. J.
Az Kno,.Itin Al sg1 Z 1881 Geid AIT truman
ga 4,r Sns AT ,,ern -. ia - .;t ,,a,t.n
s,,-.i Ipio., San AT du %, ryri AT ,rcnnan.
Nf ' i al. A." s1 10 S SS'oa a anI ',S a AT
asl Auutr a.. II IA irr -,a. 1.rr IL
so So i--'u ~ Mat 1903. &c ."oin b. s|u sgt
40 i eli 1T. Westeat. 10 w.a"i,s 81. Eos.
1863 r. r. ar ri * asSnH 90 @ r i1 ;S ' At
1857 Wa b,i h., Az Con ,o 81, its". - a. ,..
l41a dc - AZ rae Mayor a."t'rf. o.
,Ias ara@u Fis:. j.. 81 Il .n..ar,
1853 o'r ~ni ,ro el. N. $50 =, D.s.er o,....,.,
1854 co;n sh an, ~, S ,r: at '' az * 81 ot,, 81
.~.5 Mo- 1aa ast C. r. X IL 80 49,. at
1851 r S Ii :" a. t % sna 'ciD'' :. j" It, ~
I,ca roa,S "a M S s1S at q.'e
~, On,.fb r. .st Fooy. IA So rtnt 80. .'b
Ip1J ir..i. AZ. -~eetr Ass ~. ''7Ju"" .'a0
100 Ley .,.ra ~. ta D''-11a
pAEr IT, sFrrq J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

NJ, j. Ethi A@tNft@@
Zo.0 iiuius 20 al. sg; q nkart
-. al
p 8. Naf. s.. 3 = Bank 1gL
keiiogg q az
2722 Diggi"s-f a. ait Hot.
bI'I rt al.
1852 y. aur,ly 81 al agt.
he ~. - Al GA. Il.
i5Clliq.MLr H. ct al agt
hts- Il al $50. y.
:sg5S GtrH1 Va .Ais at
laytor, Ian q, a..
49, MIR = = l. FaIa-- 80.
21.sl. ....& .ifutu 81 a.. AT
Wrinut r..
2ss0i 10 % A. PeoAskill
iron o.
?, !. Short CaUrs
2S3ltg Kitg ACT Anthony et
a.
l6 . d. ltschc Nat BANK
Al Onkart "a At
2e-i Kot.'-. t-ai AT pnNaTt
81 Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07

FTh.f f.tifts h.'f''Nf - VI NJ
Az Kn"'sit1n at Al sgt \.
=. slI TTl $50 "a.
ga rir buns ait r1r!nrh
5it,. iIpiu. San r. AT. Au
lu.. l- iDs. o.
1913 kal-' ~ liit 40. Az
bdhl -'il 81 a.
a6l Autli'r A.. II "a.
so ~, i-.4In AZ Mat
ihrWs
H-J o. .u 1T. Wcstcat'.
T.r-'L
l-6B sTri 'ur AT. hlchi gau
Is-I RAJ *. g.. ~
1857 Wa b,i igf Az Con.
lilr - Ga
ls@g be ~ Al The Mayor
lla3 Hruau At fis.,, IT,. ~
ln5n CurAui ara art ny
"a ch ~. 90 a.
1854 Coiidnf aud hru agi
rrruCn.
,W;J Mo- oAan AT g.. 70. =.
an - Il. 40. ~. ~.
1851 Ter tli q L. frif. aud
.Isa. AaS b..aA.
ilni FOgirl 1ri sno. AZ
lew.
~ Dn--IiJ r. All. 70 GY.
100 on .r..L AZ, -~sotu
100 Low . .L-L DFsa Ii,.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28
Civil Allegiance.

There is not, as yet, in this country
any direct persecution of Catholics by
illegal enactment" There exists good
deal of it in an indirect way in the shape OF
public school tax etc, but the principal
persecution of Catholics here, is, for the
present, limited to that public opinion
which misunderstands, misrepresents and
ostracises them.
Whether it copfine itself to that shape
OF go onward and assume another come
what more Prussian in its garb, it is equally
matter of first Importance that all Cath
olics of fair intelligence and cultivation
should understand the fashionable misrep-
resentations of the day. We use that
phrase, because the world modifes it's false
charges against the Church from age to
age. The first grave charge against Chris
tians made in the earliest centuries of the
Church was that they habitually breakfas
ted or supped upon the flesh of baked in
fants. Matters gradually modified until in
the days of Voltaire they were simply
laughed out of countenauce as fools.
Now a. days the laugh has passed away
and quite a sour expression of countenauct
taken its place. 1t is discovered that
Catholic cannot be good citizen : his civil
allegiance is divided. Mr.. Gladstone i
the chief apostle of this falsehood in Eng
land, borrowing his doctrine from Dollnger
8 and his policy, probably, from Bismarck
: But many of the lesser luminaries revolv
. around his track and, before long, the stu
-, pid falacy may have general possession {
the public mind like the infatuation of an
new folly.
We know of no work better calculated
! enlighten the reader on this point an
many others of kindred interest than IL
:, pamphlet of the Archbishop of Westminst'
:. on the " Vatican Decress in their bearir
on Civil Allegiance" 1t will be found az
vertsed in our columns for sale, and v
- earnestly commend its perusal to o.
readers,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

At q recent meeting of the Catholic Young
Mons Society, Cork, presided over BY the
venerated DR.. Delany, Lord Bishop of Cork
the Right Rev. Chairman made the following
eloquent allusion to the presence on the plat
form of Rev. Father Kleiser, at present on o mis-
sion in Ireland connected with the Church in
Germany, and to the prosecutions now innicteo
on the Catholics of Prussia:
"When wicked men conspire, it is time fol
| good men to combine. Associations are form
| ing i'll every part of Europe in when tpe
slightest particle of freedom is left to the IN
habtants. They flourish in France, and also
in that land of martyrdom in the present Gay
l-Germsny, SO glorious in the attanments u
| her children, and so glorious by the lnvinclple
spirit it exhibited in daring the mightiees
power that ever scourged this eartn. lvu
have amongst you this day a son of that lano,,
which formerly had intimate relations WIFE ,aa
Ireland, that land of Germany, the Cath9LG;o
of which are akin to US not only in thsi.
perfect faith aud thorough adhesion to tns
chair of Peter but also in the gallant spirit OF
men who are ready to dare and suffer 81
things in defence of that religion which 10
dearer to us than anything human. You nato
with you priest of that land, who was 81,
deavoring to establish a free and unshac9leN
Press, that would speak out the Catholle trse
ing and opinion w!iicn animate the Iss.arts and
NIL tne Minds OF the Catholics from the rising
of the sun to the RoIng do wn thereof.
a ho 10 LOU Gne 1883 acceptRDle TO us DOSo;Il
, he came here upon such mission, and he WIZ
return to his own country, with fate stsr, ~
him in the face, like to that of Regulus OF oiu,
who, having failed in his mission, return a0.
again to his enemies to suffer the utmost pen
alties that cruel hands could intlct-a tate ~,
which parallel was found in our county Ky
when the Bishop of Ross, sent to invite e. ss'
inhabitants and defenders of an Irish tortIgSs
> to surrender to Cromwell, went within t III
walls only to tell his countrymen to hght SUI
as long as they had an arm to lift. Lna1 HI,
g priest whom / see here, delighted with al ~
9 sees and hears, will go back to his native Jaw
only to End prison"
I In conclusion, his lordship apOlogized 10
e having detained the audience with obserVS
4 tious which must be superfuous for he had nc
i told them anything they did not know beior
3 and could not stir up any noble feeling VINO
: had not already vigorous life in their breseS
o He wished them all the happiness OF whlO
{ youth is capable, and when they were DID, =
n hoped they would continue young in heart -
q spirit, and that their end would be biesss
with the peace of God.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28
The Minority Report.

Messrs. Hoar, Wheeler and Frye have
distinguished themselves by their report
They deliberately testify that the "hi'e
Mans party of Louisiana 10 composed vi
murderers. They cay that 1t desires W
control State legislation, and Will h''
hesitate to use fraud and murder as lnstru-
ments to accomplish that end. "nas uo
Louisiana gentlemen think OF that Lou
each one ask himself: Would commit
murder or get others to do it, to obtain tne
defeat of the Repu blican ticket in an cleo
ton Would my neighbor consent I"
such q thing Would majority OF the
white people whom know, or even email
proportion of them. resort to deliberate
murder in order to carry an election
| The answer to each of those questions
would be an indignant "no." Every oooy
knows the charge to be utterly and absurd
lv false, 1t is not only based on no proof
whatever, it is not only gross and clan
derous assumption, but it is most impro-
bable on it's face. No community can ex-
lat in an organized form where majority
of the people deliberately approve of MUIR
der "a a means to a political end. Murder
ia generally considered the grsvest OF all
t crimes against society. Any man who Is
ready to 90 to that length will not hesitate
= at any intermediate enormity. One who
t will not scruple to kill political oppon'
r emit. or have him killed, deliberately and
= with fixed purpose, would certainly lie Oh
!, swindle or rob or forge, if it suited his pur
a poses and could be done with safety.
@ Such a community would be scourg
n and a terror to the rest of the civilized
world. Their crimes would be as fearfu
le and notorious as those of the organization
which, centuries ago, under the name c
le the "Old man of the mountain" ruled sui
- rounding nations with the mysteriou
r dread of assassination. If people will nj
re shrink from murder, what in the wor
g. would keep them from assassinating sue
men as Kellogg, Warmoth, Packard al
in other notorious Carpet-baggers whose bal
n full agency has been chiefly conspicuous
o. the ruin of this beautiful State
we The safety of such men shows conci
sively that we have a population Whlc
'or probably more than any other, shrln
from poluting it's hands and it's conscien
he with blood feully shed. Certainly if
leo public sympathy with such crimes were
H. universal and unreserved as certified
ry' Messrs. areWheeler and Frye, horr'
Its stricken world would not have waited
for be informed of it by those gentlemen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

A TIMELY VoLuME.-The new prayer BOOK
called "The Child of Jesus" which has been
lately prepared by lady of louisiana ana
iust issued in Murphy's unrivaled' style OF
typographical elegance, comes just at the
season when children are most encouraged to
take their first steps in practical piety. 1t Is
lust the book to place in the hands of young
catechlsts. Sunday-school classes, and the IN
mates of our juvenile asylums; and we trust
it will not be overlooked by the charitable
benefactors of these classes. A supply Ia on
sale by the agent. Mr.. Chas. D. Elder, at his
literary depot, l24 Camp street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

A SoIpIER's STORY OF THE WAR.-We are
indebted to the author, Napier Bartlett, Esq,
for copy of neatly printed book of over
three hundred pages, bearing the above title,
and giving the marches and battles of that
famous corps, the Washington Artillery, in
whose ranks Mr.. Bartlett served during the
war The work also contains muster rolls
reports and other interesting matter relating
to Louisiana troops. Mr.. Bartlett is one OF
the most fluent aud entertaining writer's of ou'
State, and the style of his work will give
pleasurs TO every Southern reader. 1t 10 nov
ready for sale, and we cordially commend it t.
our friends.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

The following is the concluding stanza of a
poem called Life, written by Mrs. Barbauld in
extreme old age. Among poetry, not profess
eddy religious, perhaps there is nothing finer
on the subject in the English language:
Life! we have been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy weather
It's hard to part when friends are dear
Perhaps twill cost a sigh, tear;
Then steal away, give little warning,
Choose thine own time
Say not Good Night, but in some brighter cline
Bid me Good Morning"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

ST.. MIcnAEL's CHURCH, ANNuNcfATloN
SoUARE.-This Sunday evening, at O'CLOCK
the Rev. T. J. Abbot, C. b., will preach on the
.acredness of the Sacrament of Matrimony
and the Evils of Mixed Marriages."
Sunday next, March 7th, ut Al +. M the
splendid new St.. Michaels School Will pe
solemnly blessed. Father Abbot will be the
orator of the occasion. His subject will b'
"Christian Education"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

The American Newspaper Advertising Agency
of Geo. p. Rowell & Co, New York, is the only
establishment of the kind in the United States
which keeps itself persistently before the peo-
pie by advertising in newspapers. They evidently
receive their reward, for we have it from u
reliable source that advertising orders issued
by them for their customers have exceeded
three thousand dollars a day since the com
menoement of the year, and this is mote rcrI
good year for ADVERTISING either.