Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-22

lthe needs u children aud the necessarily o.
educating them IN the Catholic chnfnh
Ito advises the erection OF paroolilal
ech0ols In every parleh Missions VIII be
al, on regularly IN the future, according 70
tho decree Of the sovereign popiif The
abuse which existed NJ the practice oi
charging for admission 10 the churches
on Sundays aud other days, must De
abolished. la every church certain
apaos will DO hereafter sol apart for The
accommodation Of those who 90 not
have seats The celebration OF the ehcta'
ment Of marriage II spoken OF and Mo
contracting parties are hereafter required
10 be married IN the church before the
altar, except when they ARE not Doth
| Catholics Tho archbishop cloaeB HE
! letter with reference 10 the burial oi
dead Ia eonsoefated ground, He an
nounces that II Ia ddcfeod that this IL
binding, aud that Catholic cannot be
buried with tha rites OF tho church unloas
inferred IN oOnsocrated ground In clos.
Ing tho archbishop Announces the nameD
Of consulting priests, doacona and examl'
nefs OF tho clergy already published,
ConRldAR OK nKNRY gRoR0K.
NEW YonK, Nov. ~ Archbishop Cor
rigan, In ms pastoral letter read In all
the churches Of this dioceae to-day, had
this 10 say IN regard 10 Henry ucorgnH
land th0ofleai ',Undoubtedly, God made
earth for the use OF al, mankind, but
whether tho possession therefor was 10
be In common or by individual owner.
ship, was lott for reason To- determine
Such determinations, judging from the
facts OF history, tho sanction n tho law.
and ffdm the teaching OF the actlons Of
the best aud brayoht ot mankind has been
and ~, that man can by lawful Gcta be.
come possessed Of The right ot ownership
In property, not merely IN rs uso, The
reason ~ bscAnse man N strictly entitled
TO that Of which he IL producing, the cost
Of Improvement he briggs about IN II and
the enjoyment Of both. But ~ IL clear
that In n farm, Tor IN lance, which one
has by patient toll Improved In value,
in a block OF marble cut from which
Que has chisol0d perfect statue, he can
nvI fully enjoy the Improvement ho has
caused unless he has also the right 10
own the object thus improved, llo has
tnnt strict right, aud evil nfa the laws
and system which Ignore II, either TO
ownorhlp and enjoyment or TO fun com
ponAallon for Improvement, which N his,
10 strive 10 base M argument against
the ownership Of land by reasoning on
the universal distribution of AR aud light
N only freak OF imagination. Once
deny the right Of ownership aud YOU SOW
tho seed Of 6tagnatlOn IN human enter.
prise, Who would buriow the enrth
10 draw forh lta buried treasure
II every mine no was working
were at the mercy OF the puasorby whom
ita riches might attraot2 who would
watch with eBgern0ss when 10 HoW and
when 10 reap and gather tho harvest
which IL the very fruit Of HIS neigh
bOrs, II he IL told those
who stand by tho way.sido are
equally entitled to its enioymont2 True,
Indeed, IN many painful Instances tho
rights Of the tOller nre tramped
upon and the fruits OF his labor ARE
from his grasp, True, this IN
done too frequently with the concurrence
lr at loaat the Cognilunce OF law. This
N an evil that needs redress, bal such
redress can never be brought about by
ienying the fundamental right or by
)erpetrating radical wrong"