The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-29

Of al Iis AFFECTS By EeS-ybl1lDX What - II ia
Of b.1spheuy, i-npie;J. po.yEtny, etc
" Isere -. therefore, I parallel SetUeea
Spain AID EaE!&rd, ror between = people
aaite'd IL oce faith AId people GItAPP!!y Acd
hop.elessi! divided
i renAinl rev. sir. your faithful s.rTAo;-
- E, CA-c! pAi AIch tishcP
DIsEAII DESoCNcKs srcEET socIEIns
TIE Dos: notable po5i!o 1 OF EA-l BsAeors-
t=!G's NJ. d .sr<e;I's speech 81 Aylesoury o.
Wednesday uAs ne dec A:A,lon that IKE secret
societies OF tie coEtlaeLi we:e al 'le bottom
e tie late and PEessuE rrou sles il TIE I -si,
Aod lat upon them Tesied tie e7:l. OF Ite
blood taAt las keen soe6, GrG tie f-A-fa. OCT
RACES TIA; have bevc Fe-reiIa:et u Bulgaria
Tee rsvoiutiorAr! designs Of sbes+ aA'efu! bat
poue:fa! secis hare lorg been k-oE1 s;c sA7e
Often been exPoeed and denounced b! ;te Ho!?
See; bai il is something De~ to lear he Pre-
-ier Of EnElsc6 d.sc,osin tie cane facts AID
declaring irsf so U,desPresi AID port.fa!
bsdo;he secret societies become RAT they were
able 20 c!rcnuTenI AID overthrow Ihe uo!tsd
diplomacy Of Earope- Tie eui-ss;ies Of these
sAc.s-:hose Of them which have their head
10 rters 81 ST. Petersb+rE. kos,o~, Vienna,
Pesih AID SnchAIest-haye been conducting
their work n Bulgaria for some year, AID it
vas they who fonen:ed tie iDsorTection there,
and II Here Eovinia: while 70 eoHbt it was
they who indne<d ServiA and Monteregro TO
declare var.
The RoseiAn govern ent perhaps used these
sects for its own purposes; or, which is more
probable, they have secret control of the gov
eminent itself Two objects seem TO have bean
been kept IN view by the leaders Of the secte-
one the extension OF Russian power down 70
:. he - nj eY the q 4 eaYmin alton of
the Roman Catholic religion from that portion
of Europe. Nov lone toach of nature makes
the whole world kin" and i, is extremely in
terestipg to observe how the instincte Of all the
foes Of the Church have led them, every where,
20 give to the schemes If these revolutienists
their active support, WHILE on the otter hand,
the instinct Of faith among Catholics has led
them everywhere TO see through these designs
Thus, at the great indigos;on meeting at
Exeter Hall, st which demands were IN sde for
the reinstatement Of the adstore government
II order that they nay drive the Turks from
Europe, the speaker " 10 y as most enih usiasti-
cal!y received was NJ. Charles BrsdIsugb.
Ard, if o1e should make list of the men most
prominent IL this agitation in England it
would be list Of the ueI Who have displayed
gle most bitter hostility - the Ch1rch-it
would commence with sds;one, the Duke
OF A1gyM, Earl ShafiesbUty, P, 4. Tay-
Tor, M WEa!ey, aud - CT, and !: would
end With Mr, B,adlaagb, and lis atheist
f,IoweIs Il cone back, however, to Earl
Bsscolsfed's remarks stoat the secret
cieties. Ire Premier mus: have remembered
tia: tie Prince Of Walks al i all his brother.
arr F:eepa=ons, AID be may lave t1o0gEt It
probable that il this way some Of TIE secrets
Of tie diplomatic acton Of tie Eos i.sh ,verr-
meut uay have been CON 44al.c4ted 10 the
sects. He said
Something happened which Tot ex-
pected: S+r.is declared var the Turks
that is the secret societies # Europe, through
!S<rriG declared ,r0r on Turkey. In the attempt
to Conduct he govern uent Of the world there
are new eleuleuts TO be considered which our
predecessors had not TO deal with. We have
not only to deal with emperors and princes and
miuisters-these societies are element We must
take into oonsiderdtioH ,chich at the last moment
may bd9e all your arrangements. uhtcb hare 0gents
ereryukere tckich haze reckless agents. Gkich
counteRdnce 0ssGsindtion, and trhcb, # necessary.
can produce 1lasSdcre. There WGs an end Of
course, Of oar negotiations
The world may now believe what it has been
told before ard by higher authority.
PIETRo.