The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

iir-t cry OF lhe ilIllr imprisoned ulltu.
From that time forward be- grew rapidly.
and came out q iuil-0edged chick 40 the
proper time.
IA CRONACA NERA. or the Black Chron-
icle. Is the title 0f new journal recently
started in Rome. Italy. a, the organ of
the lower clergy. 10 opposes ihe claims and
privilege. Of thc higher clergy sind their
abuse. The scagnOIIi. or poorer priests.
are at the same time luii OF loyalty to the
church and devoted in their sincere homage
{ Pope Leo XIII. From the programme #
e editors We quote the following signiii-
cant passages. "tipaycn IL with ttaiy and
with Italy j. an immense majority of ifs
Clergy. which. with impdticnce. j, await
ing happier times. exhausted and suffering
under the yoke of tine inirau-igeant party,
that Is. Of those few princes Of ihe church who
are living In worldly -plCndOr. while they
let the lower clergy bear all kinds OF want.
every dishonor. every humiliation. forcing
them ~ the same time % hide their liberal
and patriotic feelings Only the fears OF
suspension by the bishops. tie paper hints.
keeps the lower clergy from protesting pub
licly against the administration VI their SHE
peri0rs. As the advocates Of an oppressed
priesthood the editors energctically express
their mistaken faith in the Catholic Church,
their love and devotion 90 Pope Leo who is
asked 20 bless tine trOuaca NerI. which
would keep him informed Of the conduct
and management Of his cOurticrs.
FROM Berlin. where the Salvation Army
has beaten such di~gracelul retreat that
General Booth is slid t0 have given up ail
hope of ever c0uquering the sinful Babel on
the spree. the report comes that Che dis
ciplts II Brigham Young have established
! there an apostolic mission. For tW0 years
they have been trying their conversion
scheme I'M q thickly settled northern part Of
the city. and the result j. "a small bat ZEAL
Gus congregation. which holds several
meetings during the week o. listen tu
the new gospel OF the "witnc-scs-' Men.
women and children have adopted
! the creed If The saints. lOlyglmy
is. of course. out OF the question In the im-
perial d0mni0n-, and remains merely "a
piOus desire As a cOn-OlinI feature IL may
! be mentioned in Ibis connection that Mex
lean paper is glad tO inform ifs readers that
| the mOrm0ns. because Of the Increasing
pressure and persecution in the United
states. have concluded % eHigratc in lar-a
numbers tO Mexico. where they have pu-
chased nearly million acres 0f land
Another journal think 70 would not be Bad
I o. attract jhe negro population al-o 90 NoN-
/ loo. l.ct them try the negroes oi ihe south
How many would go from Virginia.
THE spanish. Portuguese. and French
press Of our Pau-AmcrlcHn neighh0r, south
Of the states has recently. not without q
| good deal of innocent sarcasm. criticised
the attitude which our government and
ruling party. - vel as large position %.
the press and public. have taken toward
foreign immigration. Speaking ~ 'ng
actual ANA intended restrictions in this di-
recti0n and the party cry, america only
| i0r Americans" they ASK. Are tne promo
tiers of ihi. exclusive issue the defendants
| II those Catholic who nn ile shores ~ tAf
| lhcsapeake bdy eferiastn-iy ionond
! themselves hy founding thc first State ou
/ the globe where religious tolerance threw q
| halO around the banner and escuicheln of
| the lords Baltimore. and The only place ol
refuge for the oppressed Was found
under Gods sky or are they tAc pro-
1cny of the Plymouth race. Who leil
/ their native shores to Zee !lou
| the persecution of the old world
| muaticism. in order Co find resting place
! tor the free exercise OF their iaitn and works
| I'm the red mans country We regret 81
near that men Of either lineage are joining
ia the cry. But did they ever mind the To-
dian- shouting: "ihi- country is the cuun
| try OF our fathers. which the Great spirit
| ha. allotted t0 our race. Away. You ln
| truders For ID these gentlemen were
| logical in Their reasoning they ought 90 Dr.
| turn North America tO the red man and
themselves sail back whence they or theil
ancestors came. The Eco del Concrete. %
| an article on immigration, remarks "ln'
| Northern Colossus, this emporium oi agra
culture aad commerce. owes rs creatures
| t0 the different nati0nllities which form tl'
same. The American Union Keeps th'
| 4 I..r. NffIf load H.I HHa ID
eress by means OF its wise laws that shelte
,md pletect IFS colon,ts ais il lhey were
! born ON the same SOIL.
TIE Hindus are evidently very forbear
ing towards their newspaper editors ant
| journalists generally. Not only on tl'
ground Of the naive correspondence some
Zines published and the abstruse discus
sious carried ON I'm the columns of thel
Journals by brahmanic s0phisiry, 40 th
side OF very readable natter would va
| reach such conclusion. The periodical
press is simply conducted Oh very free anl
| easy principles. What would The reader
# The InfEs say. Tor example, il IFS pub
fishers had announced that during th
| Christmas season the paper would not ID
published. An interesting event II
the editors family, public cele
bration in town and similar occur
rences are sufficient reasons FOR
momentary intermission ~ arduOus news
paper work in ludia. Win The ulmos
aoilanimitv. therefore. did the readers Of Oh
Behar Herald and India Chronicle recent
receive this laconic but impressive edlioria
announcement: ..F0r the DHssera iestiya
we claim our customary holy days from thi
day hence. There will De no issue ~ on
naper for the next TWO weeks Happ
ffindusl But Is Il true that similar cas
IONS use 10 prevail IN this country anon
the pioneer pressmen OF The Nc-tf As
furious parallel il may be mentioned that
~papish Workingneu'- journal T. known Z
lus. which on lis first page, below iis title
,pars the reading: published as often q
there are funds on hand
Dom PEDRO. the late Emperor Of Brazil
| n his cui0gY On the teachers calling, pro
nounced last year iu Paris, made the mem
oyabIe remark: III were not an Emperor
| should Ike 20 De- a schoolmaster.
Whether he will choose tAls profession now
| ,fter his sudden dethronemeui. does not a
vet appear; bat one thing seems sure
would never get salary as large as IN
pension which the generous repuolicOt N
United states of Brazil decided 10 give hin
aid then decided noi 10 give DO matte
whether he would enlist IN Richmond
Buen0s Ayres.
| PROFESSOR SCHAAFHAUs SEN. Of the Bon
University. Germany, has published
realise on the evolution OF human cultuI
IN the MISUNDERSTANDING WOchei
.chritt.- which gives an excellent synops
| 4 The state OF mans knowledge and civil
zation. Particularly attractive and u
,tructi,e appears a collective review OF a
.fnds OF Institutions. customs aud usageS
he present time, which still preserve Il
"Reminiscences OF ages and notions OF an Il
iniie past, and which the great master
nihrop0iogy marshal, before our minds
| Nell-lormed ranks. AS little os We may
| Wiilin. 20 hear il he remarks, for instanc
-nur0Vn ancestors were cannilals, ANA u
mem, ~ 81 II is not vel eNtingnished. W
lursesi cradle song: sleep, baby, slee