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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07
AT BALTIMORE

DhLllMOltEt AHbuhV VI Ahu ~ NuHhvll
Centennial was celebrated here to-day by
n parade Of the various Catholic societies
and an open.air demOnstratioH;ihD Druid
Hill Park, which was presided over by
1 Mayor VanZant and attended by about
5000 persons. Notwithstanding gthe heavy
rain that prevailed in the forenoon the
affair proved grand success. The
various military companies paraded the
streets in strong numbers In the forenoon.
A grand Union picnic, under the auspices
Of the Catholic Central Association, was
held In the afternoon at the Northern
Ohio Fair Grounds, and was attended by
thousands OF people. Aneloquent tribute
10 the memory Of 0'COnncll was delivered
| by Judge ONeill, Of New York, There
we're no accidents, and the best Of order
prevailed.
j AT COLUMBUS.
| COLUMBUS, August G.--The Catholic
citizens Of this place celebrated the cen;
tennial anniversary Of thelbirth.6f Drnihl
| O'Connell by a street parade and an en-
tertainment tonight OF which an address
was delivered by Bishop RQsecruns. e.,
ArTohEDo. - '-'' - $
TOLEDO, August G.-OConnells coun-
trymen arc celebrating his Cente1naryl
this evening on the grounds Of st. Pat5
4 ricks Academy. SpcecheA will b made
| by r, J. Mcdonnell, Hon!iJy NJ, Ashley,
| Hon. Frank H. llndsOn and Hon. 2.
Lee. tUEr IJ
tNll AT CLEVELAND. lN3Att
CLEVELAND, August G.-The 0'Coh-
nell Centenary was celebrated by the
Irish and Catholic societies Of This city.
.'t au'l AT B0sToNin -n. .'np
BosroS, Augusta The o'Cohneil meet.
ing at Music Hall tonight was one Of the
grOndestdemonstratiOns ever Witnessed ID
this city. The immense building was
crowded to Overlooking, and hundreds
we're unable to gain admittancc to the cor.
ridors. The hall was elabOrately deco
rated. Some two hundred persons occu.
pied tho stage, including the Committee
| Of Arrangements, Governor CASTOR, Cen
eral Banks. Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Fathers
Lynden, Healey, Flately, Griffin and
others. A poem, "A Nations Test" was
read by John lIayle 0Reilly. An
Grafton upon the life and services Of
Daniel OConnell by Wendell Phillips Is
pronounced the master effort Of his lie.
AT DETROIT.
DERoir, Mich, Aug. G.--The O'Con-
nell centennial was observed here by high
mass IN the morning, a procession through
the principal streets, ending In picnic
in the afternoon, which was very largely
AT PITTSBURGH
plrsnvRun, August O-The O'Connell
Centennial was celebrated here to-day
by large massmeeting and banquet.
Several eloquent speeches were made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-07

ST. PAUL, August G.-The o'Connell
Centennial celebration in this city passed
of in fine style, In the morning services
were held at tho Cathedral. In the aftur.
noon grand procession, comprising the
various Irish Societies OF ST. Paul, Min.
neapolis and Saltwater, the Robert Bank
Literary Society tColoredD, City Council,
Board OF Education, Fire Department,
and n long line Of carriages, proceeded to
the City Park, where speeches, music, ETC.,
were indulged IN, Perhaps the finest
speech Of the day was delivered by Roht,
Bank, a colorcd barber of this city, who
gave his personal recOllectiuns ofOCon
nell. The most interesting feature Of tho
proceedings was tho determination of
The colored and Irish citizens, which was
hearty and complete II "l' q
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29
Measures pas

~0D-n- ~A
Avnnt do connaltre'. les Advantages
qn'off,e notre Compagnie Lo-
Gale. louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
e g &c Z a. 81 ~
Uni vo"s donne,.to ce one Ia surets
lui prrmet de vons donncr.
PAS EXPERIMENTATION DE
PRIMES.
PAS DE RETRAlT D'AGENCEs.
Uue compagnie..etab1ie parni mons
ct d'tigae par les principaux nego-
ciauts de In No"velle-OrIeaus
Saml NJ. Todd, President,
W. b. Schmidt. Vice-P President,
VIM. Henderson, S.cratnire,
Wm. q. Robins, D'rectemr d~'agerces.
Lncins McAdam. Grehier.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
Z. j. Hart. JAS. /. Day,
Chas Ch.Ae,
John !. Adams. " J. b. Camors,
y A. Tyler, Geo A. Fosdick,
Henry Abraham. Il II. Fniwhild,
John Henderson, W. p. Harper,
A.. Thompson, W. b Schmidt.
S. i. Newman, David Wallace.
Alex. Marks. i. 7. Wa'she,
Emory C'app, H.. j. Vose,
). Is. L'l'"nde, B. F. E>hIeman,
Z. b. Bugs. j. W. Stone.
L r, Delaney, Agent general
pour III Loaisiane.
j., Come. Agent pour les paroisses
d. fi-nve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonville.
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n quot bon! Seuls, le vice ct le crime
rot,gissent. Lamour ct Ia vertu lie con
naissent point Ia hontc. CONNIE nous,
les oiseauS ont etc crcGs pour ai,ncr, Sc
lie dire, chanter, pondre ct mangc les
vers. Car roiseau nest pas settlement
III Gtre charmant, mails encore I'M ttre
utile. Fills de III lulniere ct du cicl par
laile ct par le chant, yrai polite de In
sensibilitt ct dc Ia grace, a,tiste adova.
bic, don't lie dernier chant, i Ia ucriitrp
hculc, y. toute Ia tlaichcur ct toute la
jeunesse du premier chant d'amour, roi.
c est mon compagnon tic sillOn ct de
jarlin, lami dc mes brufs, mon ami de
travail. Quand je r%ctournc Ii tcrrp, ma
nWuvre condamne ct pencht, %roiseau me
suit pas Il pas, tamilie:ement, %secouant
son allie ct sa q%ueue,vif ct lcstc, gazouil-
liant i deni, ct %acllevant mon ouyrc. IL
volt le yer que .je ne vols las,e ct il lie de-
fruit. Sill me vole parfois ume grape
dc merises, il me sauve vilgt ptches ct
dix cllouX. C'est lui 1ui fulne mes choux,
ct lc bollhomme Tohie lui-mtme ne IL
maldit pas. Pourcuoi done ne raimc-
rionS-noyS point, ct he lui d]evonS-nous
pas dc Ii "Reminiscences, nous autlcs
.JlfdinlerS ct planteurS de poWmcS de
terTe9 Les co"dors, les Angles, les vau-
tours,lc milans,l les hnseS.le tmoucAets,
les c%alvncros cuX-mcmes. tots les iu,lvcs
de Ia serrc ct dc III glandc ailc,sont uti-
les i rhomlnc. lie care,crO est le d@sin.
fectcur de 1t Louisiana. Ma%llle,lrcusc-
ment lie calenclo est san prise sur les
conScienceS.
Mails letournonS i notvc sillon dc
pommes de teyye, a nos pinLe4 t!y&s.
j. GENTlL.
a ~ContinaW.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29

-L'at1aire dies %collecteurs paraitra
bient6t,a la sessiondejuin. En- ttendant,
fotficier al hoe collecte pcu on point,
laissant peut-6tre par discretion In mar
&c lux collecteurs religieux qui ont rlla-
bitude de diner anlluellement ell cettc
saison.
Mails une bonne pluie, beneidiction dun
ciel qui nous rcdevient favorable, nous
permettra de remplir convenablement
nos doubles deyoirs de citoyens ct
d'hommes religieux. +
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TEN7ES.-A sendre, par ordre dc
Saisie. h 5.jmin 1S75.d Ia Maison de Conn.
q II heurrs A. NJ. T@nbitntion xucyiire
Nyirdnie Laiche ct dutres, situfe danS'M
pafoissc 81. Jacques ,rirc Nauchr,d enriron
80 mites au-dessuS de Ia NOurcIic- ore
ans, mes"ront q mpemts lie face at ,fcure
"a "nc prctondew de so, nrec II mulcts,
. charrettcs,7 dayvucs. dc. La tcyve se,a
rendne par lots dc 10 4 50 acres.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29

Dernify'es Nouyflles lie Pane nest
pas strirusement maladc.-Lc go,lycr-
nement prussien intcrdit les professions
MISUNDERSTANDING de Mines est mort,
II Gtait mortel.-EAsSemb!ee rationale
francaise complete Il comitG dies 30,
Iui sc compose de 20 sauchers, 4 Wal.
lonistes ct 6 droitiers. La iiscorle re-
gne an camp dies conScrvatcuis.-An
Derby, Galopinla gagne dune longueur.
LES lndiens Sioux ont !ilmG IN ca
lnmct avec Grant, ct Queue de Mouchc
ma pas dit que lie Secrftaire dc Finite
rienr fit un menteur. Queue dc Mouche
tn settlement pensc. Les sautereIles
ont paru dams Iiowa.-La Convention
rtpublicaine lie Lancaster q public sa
platetornr. Ricn qui ny SOFT dtmocra-
tique, ct pas dc troisiemc tcrmc.-A la
trte au convent DIES s,rurs de st. Vim
cent dc Paul, New York, donnttcn lhon-
nenr de Nminence McClockey, trois de
moiselles ont compliments lie cardinal,
Tune en- anglais, lautre en- t%rancais, la
troisieme en- latin. Une croiXcn diamant.
dune valeur de $4,000. CONNIE st. Pier
re men portrait pas, a etc oi1erte i Mac
ClOSkey.
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Aux PIanteurs ct aux Bouchers.
Av13a

Madame Charles GauLin nvertit ses clients
ct SEES conna'ssnnceS q't'eIIe rutend, CONNIE
par lie pas>a. t-nir sou MAGAsIN lie GkocE-
RIEs It de M~ARCHANDIsEs S. cHEs. d Ia PoInte
lie College. ct les prize lie vo"loir lien lui
c,nsrrver Ieur bieuveiIlance 1t leur bonnie
voInhte.
Son Magnsin ct parf"itement assorti !; ses
m"rch"nd'sts Sont de premiere q"M'i,e. It
ellie c%eutinneraa meriter IL coutiaucs de pub
lie. :
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ttuilleton gu Eouisianais.
u RARIL DE- PDNNls. DE- TIRE
CHAPITRE V.
CHAPITRE
..:e...

II lh a5EE4EHE 524. = 81 kyF+tfs-s r.
II y . longtemps de celia environ tren
to ans, mails .je men souviens CONNIE
d,hier:
Mon peyye, un vieillard, me disait:-
Je ne sails pas ce que Dieu to reserve,
mon fls, ct ia vie vera peut6tre celle
dun pauvre diable inconnu, sans fortu-
ne,sans patrie, sans amis ct sans famille.
Nous viyons dams DIES temps oranges
d'agitations ct de temp6tes. Mule ms
ttutions humane nest yraiment solide.
~ so II malt v ici qui meurt la-bas, ct renfant
g sc g steele par eos jjours' ne yolutionnai-
sl lnl., est exnoq4, commel y fsuille de Far.
ID Dse .i 2 y 4ax vents quill plat q Dieu
Dc soufier q nous. "A yolaat4 NJ, peut
IiOn, ct h devoir est un maitre supreme
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29
LES E
ETUDE GRECQuE.

A quoi p~ensait-il pour lie quart
D'heure7 Ne sails yraiment point. Car
Tout philosophe a DIES idees
Merveilleusement debridees,
Enfourche a poll ct bien solvent,
On grand Bucephale de vent,
Et parcourt, malgre les huees
DAristophane Ell ses Nutes,
La route invisible DIES cieux.
Cest I'M homme audacieux.
Oh nous voyons le noir, lie sombre,
GU pour nous tous commence rombre,
Oh s'entasse %pobscurite,
Pour lni commence la clarte,
BIT o puissant esprit penetre
Les mysteries profonds de reltre
Eft de rint1ni. Son dada
Peut l'emporter du mont Ida
Au mont Olympic, a rEmpyrte,
Oh les Dienx, troupe ~vGneree,
Sont 6blouissants, radieux,
Et s'amusent CONNIE DIES DieuX,
Buyant d'autant, s'aimant de meme,
Et 1aisant gras en- plein cartme.
Cest la que Venus II pieds nus,
Entire deux Dieux tres bicn connus,
Mars ct Bacchus, offre la coupe
Et dit: allez, messieurs, j'y coupe!
Pour Jupiter a barbe dor,
II ferme les yeux ct s'endort
Pres de Junon qui lie regarde
Eft dit: vieux sacripant,prends garde!
Mails Apollon chante tout has:
Jai WI SEES bas! J'ai WI ses has!
Vulcain seul ne volt rien: il ltve
Que sa femme Venus renleve
Par les cornes. En- verit6,
Quand un p%hilosophc est monte
Dams e Olympes, dams ces spheres,
Au-dessus de nos atmosplleres,
A la source, al commencement:
QnM volt le pourquoi, lie comment,
lie car des cornes d'abondance,
Pourquoi pon rit, comment ron danse,
Et de quelle facon Jupin
Bolt son vim, gagne son pain,
Et trompc %impunement "a femme,
(eni le trompe anssi, Ia chere anne!
Lon peut,sans6tre un grand mcqueen,
Rire ct plaisanter de bon cnur.
j. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29

CONUERCIAL.-Nons oppelons rat.
tentioN DIES hnJit0ats dc Notrc payoiSse Ct
DIES p0j'oisscs rossiRcs sur ie Cosmopolitan
House. de ". 7. Forget, rre Cont. 80,
Noural2c- Oyitnas.
On y 'rOnrc boaRe tnble, bons rims. bon
ht,bonnes figures. ct h tont 4 bon mMrcAf.
An yeste. Ia maison est tifdncaisc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29
Compng"ic hAss"rnncc
- MutueAe du Huu.

CAPITAL PAVE. $500, 900
JAMES I DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, secretaire.
'-DIRECTEURS POUR 1874
Jno. G. Gaines, JAS. /. Day,
+. ]. Hart. Geo. Jonas,
Henry keu>haw, Emory CInpp,
Hugh Wilson, g. NJ. Bayly,
j.. Blscor, James Byrnes,
l. N. Marks. j. J.. Harris.
Clas. Mmrraly, Lionel G. Levy,
w. u. seymour, W. b. :,chmilt,
Richard Flower, l.. Aliens,
J. Weiss, Il. L. Torian,
i. W. Taylor. Scott MrG.hee,
j. c. Morris, Isaac l.. Huas,
Cette ancienne ct excellente Com
pagnie amet DIES policies consre I'm
cendie, les risque- de @rivicres ct de
mer, nnx conditions les plus fnvoru-
hIes. Ellie resI. tontcs les reltes anx
conditions les plus Iibirnles ct les
raie promptement, a ses bnreanx, No.
81 lie In rue du Camp, coin CONNER
cal Alley.
T.. r. Delaney, Agent CENTRAL
pour Ia Louisiana.
J. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
du flenvr.
Bureau :-DonallsonvilIe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29

Economisez lie temps ct cpar.
gnez'vous les dGsaglcments ct les.
depenscs du voyage en- vous are.
tant chez nous, an lien d>aller en-
vile. La vile nc yous donncra
r'en de meilleur ct a DIES prix plus
MOdtres. Et vous trouverez chez
nous tont ce que vous pourriez trou.
yer d Ia N0uvelle-O Orleans.
Les chars arrivent q midi d Donald.
sonvillc. lis nc repartent QUA deux
heures. lis permettent done, pendant,
ces deux heures, aux voyageurs ct aux
acheteurs de taire toutes les emplettes
nfcessaires sans Granite pour eux dnat,p
retenus 4 DOnaldsonvile.
Nous he demandons qu'une yisite. nno
premiere visite a nos magasins. Et mons
avons Fintime conviction que nous don.
nerons satisfaction complete q toutes
les personnes qui voudront bien non.
honorer Ell ~s'adressant d nous. Ie mn,
bic peut compter sur Ia maisou ISkA.
Eli EFT co. II y trouvera Ia conyenan.
&c, les egards ct IL politesse qui lui sont
ous' Av, Is. l a..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29

ASant les moyens ~nGccssaires
pour acheter 1U COMPLIANT,
nous voulons Greer rere nouycllc DIN
BON MAKCHE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-05-29

--Cette aimee est l'annec dc Ia ioic,
de Ia jubilation, du jubile de la musique,
da chant,de Ia danse ct dc Ia penitence;
ct nous NE le confessions pas. Mails &C.
pendant il ne fault pas negliger les cho-
SEES s%erieuses. Adonc, nous dirons a no.
tire Juri dc police, qui Sc re5unira samedi
proclaim:
Ne %pourrais-tu pas, par respect pour
les mGurs, defendre a certains individus
d'exhiber en- plein jour, sur les bortls du
heuye, sous preteSte de balm, leurs nudi-
ties ct leurs iaideurs noires Gu blanches?
C'est indecent. Lie carnival ct les cleo
lions sont passes.
Secondement,comme nors avons nom.
bre de saints a ch0mer Ell cettc saison,
ponrQuoi ne pas METRE en- disponibilitG
deux Inspectors de chemin, celui de
la Vachcrie, on le chemin cohte dejA Lex
yeux de la tete, ct celui lie la Grand'
pointe Oh il NY a pas dc cllemins?
Nous ve;rons apres, snrtout 81 NJ. Il
Cohen, Phonme au sccGu, loyient rul
dcs cinq legislateurs de la paroisse.
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a quoi bon, Sc demahde-t-on, unc
Cour dc paroisse,si i'm tas de miserables
petites aftfaires criminelles ,dtja indignes
de Ia Cour de paroisse, sont renvoyeees
devant la Cour de district!
Certes, le ,jnri est une bonnie chose.
Supprimons alors Ia Cour de paroisse.
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Wis.,.

On demandc 4 ochcte', pom du comp.
TINT,
lo.-DcuN machines i r:lScr les SOU
ches.
2o.-unc machine 4 copper le Join de
JIrcS-mdchiac Duhon.
S'dd,e$scy 0U BNrcau aU Louisianais,
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~ B. BLANK,

CORDONNIER EFT BOTHER.
Pres Il" | Es!is. Saint. NJ ch-l
SUI ! Hsb'tS'i"n Edmond BInuin.
O"vrsge soIije ct garanti.
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10 M0gnitiqucs meublcs d rcndrc az
magasim J. 4. Ricand,ct q tres bon mar
che.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09

io,s,en Rule Lodge No. I6O, 1. q. .. r.
,,ssssS,... Regular meeting held on FRI
As1N1 DAY EVENING of each week Ut
as.5s,S7 ~ O'Clock. Sojourning brethren
''S"msss' in good standing are cordially In
vited BY order,
a. G. TABER, N. G.
Il G. TRUMAN, r. s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
CAUTION.

To all parties found manufacturing or using
any part or portions OF the Union Gas Co.'s
patents without the written consent OF the
Company, is hereby notified that suit will be
brought for damages and for infringement OF
patents. UNION GAS COMPANY,
San Fraheisco.
Francisco. Nov. ll'h 1915 II I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,

December 18th, 10Th and 9th, 1879.
To the highest bidder, 10000 three, -four and
five year olds $1,000 one and two year oids.
and 10000 budded trees, on the following
terms: For all purchases OF two hundred dol
l..rs or under cash; all Of overtwo hundred
three months time given, with good note and
endorser, and will extend this privilege. The
buyer of fifty trees or upwards shall have the
right 10 remove his trees any time he may
choose before May lst, 1876.
JOHN T.. EBERT.E.
JONES & MOVES, Auctioneers. n2itd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
10 o. 900

zone Hundred Thousand) ORANGE, LlME,
LEMON, PEACH, FI0-and other trees. The
undersigned, having purchased she nursery
OF John Lazzarovich, will offer the choicest
lot ofthree, four and five year old orange.
Lemon and Lime trees ever offered at public
or private sale in Southern California
Among the lot have ten thousand tl0,Wt3
budded trees, budded by Professor Bard, one
of the best nurserymen in the world. The
nursery Is situated on the East side of the
river, at the foot of Mount Pleasant one-half
mile from the Court House. | would respect,
fully invite parties desiring 10 purchase To in
spect my nursery, as claim that have ihe
very choicest three, four and five year old
trees that can be had in the county.
And furthermore, Will sell, AT public aut-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
$50 REV ARD.

NIFTY DOLEARS REWARD will be paid
IL by the Cerro Gordo Freghting Company
to any person who will furnish, at their Of
flee in Caliente, POSITIVE PROOF that any
teamster or employee of the &. q. Freighting
Company has tapped barrels of liquor, or
opened cases OF liquor, or in any way illegally
in the charge of the Company, or sold, with
out authority, wagon=sheets, or any other
properly belonging TO the Company, on in
their charge, provided such proof is furnish
ed as above before the Company have settled
with the employee complained against.
X. NADEAC,
,Iec- 2m Superin tendent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
Dissolution Of Cepartnership.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
Il ing between G. Mangin and p. Loisean
has this day been diss ,lved by mutual con-
sent. c. Mangin remaining in the business,
is alone authorized To collect the cl aims due
the late concern. and will become responsible
for all the Indebtedness Of the late firm.
II. L0ISEAU,
G. MANGIN.,
Los Angeles, December Sd, 1875. AZ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
J.LUPPO, NJ. D.,

,yIGNoRET,5 BLOCK, NO. Is MAIN ST.
- Residence, Eternity street, NO. ~, cor
ner High. Office hours--9 to II a. M, TO p.
NJ and q toSp.M. Lingual-English, Espanol,
Franeaise, Deutsch, ltaliano. auzi u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-09
orange Grove Eacampment, No. 81, |. 0. 0.f.

.,,~.e.sa.. REGULAR MEETINGS held On.
SsxSS. the Second and Fourth TUES
.w 49, DAYS of each month Mt IN p. N.
,"fNSV> Sujournng Patriarchs in good
.,.tu,ung are cord ially invited to attend.
II. WARTENBERG, &. L.
MAPXSEN. Scribe.
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
MASONIC HALL.

MISERABLE sNyERs'-MR FRoTHIyoHAM
TELLS WHY We SHOULD LOVE VIRTUE MORE
THAN WE DREAD THE CONSEQUENCES OF VICE
Mr. O. Frothinghsm's sermon yesterday on ''Ms-
cradle Sinners" founded on quotations from ST.
Fauls Epstle 10 the Romans and from Ralph Waldo
Emerson the FIRST treating sin sad reality inherent
n man, while the latter rejects II wholly as simply
among the "mumps and measles caught by the soul
The speaker began by showing how deeply the orthodox
Idea q the domination of sin the idea OF the inherent
Worthlessness Of man, imbedded in the Christian
religion, 10 ts doctrines in is liturgy and even in its
very architecture FOR the Cathedral was built in the
shape q q cross the blood red windows typiaed the
blood q the atonement, the music vas q wall and a
lament Every time that there has been an ouburst OF
Christian feeling II prompted by this overwhelming
sense Of sin. II was this Of Sin which caused
Luther 10 assa tho turpiiudo Of the Roman clergy.
and the reforms originated by Wesley and Pusey aro
10 be agcribcd 10 the same cause Whenever there ID
new revival new outburst or emotion in the Church
even In the most liberal Sect among the Unaar
ans-t takes this form Of the necessity Of fresh re-
dempton from this crushing burden oi sin.
Is SUFFERING PROOF or SIM
And vet the sense OF sin is lost daily life Go t
the Catholic church and listen to It's music, most o.
which IS taken from the Italian OPERA there is M
spirit or sin H. The priests are comfortable men,
ihe laty are comfortable men, The sense OF sin Is one
nov very dinlcut TO get at by any body Of men The
old idea used TO be that all suffering oil misfortune, al
calamity could be traced to Gin committed py The
afflicted suffering Jesus himself never proclaimed
this morbid idea or sin lie always repelled u, but
notwithstanding His protests, HIS disciples 50 On VIII
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
"AMERIcA For AMERIcANs.n
THE CATHOLICS DENOUNCED AS ENEMIES OF
OUR FREE INsTITUTIoNs-oscAR HUGO on
THE "EvERLAsTING MICHAEL"

THE CATHOLICS DENOUNCED AS ENEMIES OF
OUR FREE INsTITUTIoNs-oscAR HUGO on
THE EVERLASTING MICHAEL"
large audience assembled in the Second Presbyte.
ran church. in Jersey City, yesterday afternoon to
hear the Rev Oscar Hugo "Amerca for free schools
and free Bible but not for Gray Nuns pricstly pro-
tectorcs and black Jcsults" He began with bitter
complaint that several pastors denied him the OF
their churches in Ohio because some OF the mem
bers OF their congregations, who were candidates for
political Office might lose votes. Some told him not
10 come round till after election 'F1his proves" said
he elhat the Pope is seeking to establish his power
over the American people. But when came to Ceve-
land ! found people who determined to keep the
Pope from crossing the The 6ght has only
menced, and IL will be waged for ten years The blsh-
ops and priests see that they made great mistake in
being too hasiy; they we're few years TOO soon.
Archbishop Baycy the ablcst Catholic prelate
in this country, and American by birth, realizes
this he Is about TO issue manifesto setting forth
that bishops like Purcell Of Cincinnati; McQuadc Of
Rochester and Corrigan of-well some place or other,
arc NOT opposed to the public schools as bishops
but as individuals individuals bah (closing hls
left eye and bringing his fore finger 10 the tip Of his
nose, attitude which provoked great mcrrI-
mcnt. The Pope claims in this country
8 900 900 Of subjects. Subjects, mark you, not
loyal citizens OF this country. SO that man cannot
be his subject and be loyal citizen. No man
serve two masters, God and the devil, which means
cod and tile Pope (soars OF laughter) only one
man Ia history tried 10 serve TWO masters ana he sig
nally failed.
WENT AND HANGED HIMSELF,
which ] hope the Jesuits will do one Of these days.
tlsenewed laugherl The Catholics say, We citi-
zons Citizens indeed Precious citizens they are
This country would be much better OF without them.
The public schools are the only channels IN which
we consolidate all the foreign elements into one
American, non. sectarian people The people opposed
to the Bible are composed chiefly of that class that
Ds our iails. Eight years ago the cry against our
schools that they we're Protestant Three years
ago there was change of captains and the cry went
furth that our schools Goddess. a priest In st.
Louis two years ago, when addressing a
benevolent convention, said that be was
I they we're criminal institutions that turned out pick
I pockets burglars and murderers Well, would like
to know what kind OF people the presty schools turn
\ out saints OF coursc tLaughterl. Who are the
\ Keepers or rum shops, houses OF prostitution and
gambling densg Why, the saints Of the Catholic
4 Church. tLaughterl Take up the HERALD every
morning read the list Of criminals arrested Tor all
sorts cf offences and what names do you hndy Some
thing Ike these Michael 0'Brien, Michael OReily,
! Michael nonohue Michael this hichasl that. the