The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-22

| tyaThHlvhH, ttA children nt thh IllHfluH
/ DIN former generation. lou 10 not tnrt,
Hou the Pilgrims at thu present. l.et
tfa home, founded by our Immigrant
/ fathers, continue open In its many tllttA
h.uns to tho immigrants nf To day.
+ The HISTORY Ut cur country. II, llb
ItIliMhlsst au we'll M i,H u0ut tNaltad
apherey, tes'iiiey To thy narils 1T for
dinners. Their atlnng arms hayu helped
tn fnrlew our broad territory with
s1tHals. ahd stretch ia every dIreutlon
thh iron rail, 1hoy have lllsd o,r
workshops, navigatsd our AhIns, and
egen tilted our llelhy, On wharo YOU
| will. among tho hardy sens at toll nn
land t,f gau, and tl)Nre you will ind In
.lnnt,lou# and faithful foreigners bend
! it,g their ,nnuoles 10 tha wprA At the
llaf, add IN tho high places Of comneren
| Yfu viii tinA them. Enter tho retl0ats
Inf learning. and there you viii 0nd
tlaeln too, shedding npon our oonutry
the glory or gc,vnou. Nor onn ANY -
lleptiun bn cast upon foreigners. claim
| thk hnapltAlty now, which Will NOT
aaatlrt, III once upon tl,G diutinN,IaI1eJ
ltvlng And thn ilIuatrIpua dGtAdss upon
VAC Ilish Montgomery, who persisted
| tnr us MT thn sALbn ot tJuGl,eesennbn
lsulnaki thu l'0ln, WHO .tiod fur an Mt
Savannah upon Dh Ii All, Antl SLeuhen,
tla generous tlatnAnB. WHO aided cur
Wnaknuvs Nv thoir military experiences
t+AaIAo npoh thoao gfDlL illirnnt,un lih-
arntArB, knacinako Ut Poland, and In.
fayette Of France. each OF WHOM pnld
tie early wa tN liberty IA our GA.isu
| Nor should thIu liet bo confined H.,
tntlltary characters, 80 hong na we char
iAh tha nnnle ur Alexander Hamilton,
VINO wAe born III Ltn Woyg inaloh. and
tho NAME uf Albert Hallatin. who wna
morn IN Switzerland, n,d never, to tho
alpgA of his OutOAsnArlau Csarcnr, lont tho
tpf1nth Rceunt nr his hnyllOod both Of
whom rendered olvis HoryiGvy which
may be colpme,DoratNd among tho VIC
tpslnn Of poano.
Nor Ia tho HAuerlenGp of oar rnpnhliG
linGujnr, Where ID Tho country nr
lr1WOr WHICH must mol Inucsbs the
slatnpu Ok Foreigners nn ito historic
Nnulp lt wa OAratopher Galnn,hny Ut
tpviiDa wht saiuclnaha to Bpntn thu Mnw
Wosld; IL waa M MaapllAn, or Portugal.
sulllnA In tho service of Spain, who tlrut
pseahnd with Adventurous keel, through
tllouD distant Southern straits which
NOW boar hls nstmo, aud opunod the way
10 the vast Pacific noa, aud II, whB
Cabot. ihe Vhnitlan, who fret con
duGLol NnKliat, enterprise TO t'.iy North
A,nrrig,tIl continent. AZ III tI.3 lri
nlnphb Of discovery. ~ also IN other
IlsldH have foreigners 6xDoIvu. The
Dutch Grptlna s~A,.tlAor at tho sublime
WORK, "'rho i..wg Of 'eaco ul,d War'...
M Dsllp trnn hiA own country -borama
| thn Amhapga,lnr Of Sweden. ami, In nut
own day, The Emperor or t1unn has
onployu'l In Tho usoat important dlplo
natlC trnnlB, tho Italian i'nzzo iii
HorRo, In tho ltaL Ot monuroAD on tho
throne Of England, not one has been
more truly iIngl,ah than Tho Dutch
| William. ln Holland, NJ rulur has
Nyuallsd In rnnown tho uormaa Will
jan,, Prinnp OF Orange, La Itus Ia. tho
German Catherine iI. tnkeu y place
amongst the most commanding govar'
otgps. And who Of tlln sjwotiish mon
Arois wla n better t,we,lN than l,eruh'
dOtts. tho Tronchman, and what
Frouchu,An wnn eyer lllled with ugpira-
tionB for Franny more than tho Uorgicaal
Napoleon Bonapatt0p
But pasu from theae things. whict.
have occupied me Too IonR. A purity
which, beginning In secrecy. inte,fernB
with religious bplisf, and r0,lndb "A dis
orl,ninatou on the ac1ldeut Of birth. Ia
mol tho party for In.
1t WAS the sentiment of that great
apoytle Of Fren'lou, Renjamlu Frunk.
lin, uttered during thn triHla Of The
revolution. That. "Where IAborty H.,
there ~ my GOlintry"
| aa4s.assss aa ..a.4sss aaAsaa4s4==.as
An English lady, not u Catholic,
writes an follows 0pneerning Cardinal
| Nowmaa, la Harnor's Hazar: "lIs ros
ylvnd in thla busy, material, stirring
avs, IN his beautiful personality and
aureuely ordered life, whnt seemed 4
dead and.gons ldaal. lie retired with.
III himuolf, seuking to reAIizD tho truths
Of which, III hu Aialself said, his whole
being was full.' And 90 tho Hirming.
ham Ofntary came to all the place In
our fancy OF tho harmit'g cave in Chris
tian dAvs, And As with hiu spiritual 30
with Aia intellectual intlnanse. I1e
Iikaned his Inner life TO n journey, the
objaet oF which Wag tp find d llnal Roal
aud place Ut rent. ]. To no man. I think,
living IN anv age, has It been given so
Ansly aud fully 10 grHap bis intellectual
ideas. .-.ato be always Ia aiRht ef tho
kindly light that led him o'er 'tnoou
and fen, d 'or 'erag and Torrent. '.-.t,d to
tealizp tl,ata In 4 more beautiful and