Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-10

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nEmLfN. July copies Of The fun
text Of the second memorial presented
by Herr oaheusly IN the papal secre
tarv Of state, Cardinal RamPolla. have
been nut into circulation The greatest
Importance i attached % the memorial 7
II. a. ID h hoped. the holy see AT be
induced 20 follow out tts recommends
tons and appoint = large humber OF
German clergymen ~ bishops In the
United StateS the German influence
aerusS the Atlantic will be vastly In
creased aud will rebound directly Ia the
growth Of the home German gov
eminent In American AFFAIR." Herr Ca
hensly. indeed. appeals for aid 10 other
foreign governments Italy, Austria
spain. Canada. promising them IN re-
turn = due share Of the prestige which
will come for q division Of the episco-
pal sees Of America among the repre-
sentatives of the different classes OF
immigrants IL il felt here, neverthe-
less. that the lions share will fall 70
the lot Of the empire. The war on the
/ Irish bishops lin America will be
prosecuted with vigor. II will be no
fault of Herr Cahensly II he fails. The
text of the memorial In part says:
Most Eminent Lord We rome To humbiy
submtt 10 your eminence some eonsidera.
lions upon the subject of emigration 10 the
United states of North America This great
question affects Interest," that are of very
great importance whether they be regarded
from = social or from a religious point of
view. The current which IL carrying away
20 America populat ions of different nation
alttiez IL already formidable. In the future u
ia likely TO become irres stIhie. As Is proven
by the table of statistics appended "a
this memorial tA9. 90 Catholics left Europe
for the American continent during the yea
isss; Of this number 1880 went 20 th'
United States. tbs same country re
cefved. moreover. thousands OF eini
grants from Canada, Mexico, Brazil Hnt
other countries of Latin America. Cal
cuIntlons based upon the most authoritative
statistics 20 to show that Catholic tmml
grant. and their children ought TO constitut'
In the Unltrd States a Cathoiic population o
:. 7aooa. oo0 Hut the fact Is that the number o
Catholics in that vast country scarcely ex
ceeds 100000 Catholtclty therefore. ha
) up TO the present d tie sustained a net los
OF i6,OoJ0 00 In the great American republic
/, The following are the chief causes OF thi
: de=ertion on the part OF the Catholic forces
First-The lack of sufficient protection TO
the tNAAEEhhAN " ~ NhtfF - N"'
from home during their voyage and ON the
arrival in America.
second-The insunioiency Of priests an
parishes of their own, for tue dtnerer
u nationRiitits of Immigrants.
Thlrd-The pteunlsry sacrifices, often 81
a orbitan', that are oxac.rd Of the faithful
A Fourth-1hg public schools.
' Fffth-The insu niciency Of societies, Catt
, Ic and national associations of mutual al,
l. siNth-The want of d fierent represent
4. .iyes Of the diff rent nationalltles of INN
m {rants In the tpiseopatr.
After s2eaking OF the great inf'uenC
"a Of the bishops the memorial says:
. Ts6a ..is question depends the solutlo
II of the greatest problem of the present time
n the problem of the immigration OF nation
IF First. the salvation of souls II herein co
ia eerned. bishops WAC are strangers TO !
spirit. character, habits and customs
other nations can not In tho required mea
OF ure ndnpt their virtues and knowledge al
IL appreelnte and enectually attend to {
ms wants OF those nations. Again the co
= cord between the different urtions Is
- ferted by this question. II The episeopate
handed over almost exclusively To- one : ~
nationality, to tho detrimcuto oil others, IA te
ing OF uneasinuss of general discomfort
created among these last. u feeling whl
W assumes the proportions of jealous natioi
EENNtTitAf u " hNA VI Ih3hfhN go N
We as tho want OF bread. IL i desired thnt &C
al cord AMI harmony reign among tue difer'
nations that 20 to make up the thurchts
90 the United States. Nothing II more des
Z able, nothing more cs entail Tue sole q
~" only way to attain thiH END IL To give
ta- every one Of these nations bishops oil I'll
ties own, bishops belonging TO each, who '
ler represent their respective nations IN
enl=eopal body. Just rs these nations
.hB represented among the parochtai clergy
among the faithful
of As the dtuct ses are formed of e ttholics
tho different nationattties there is no quest
O. demanding the division OF these "ioc'
'"N according TO nationalities What II tx2et
inn of the holy see l. that bishops OF til ? dtf
of ent nations will be placed In the episeo
tha body. so that the different nations VIII
represented by some OF their own peopl
the episcopHte, In the eecltslast car ]
viuces aud in the councils Thanks 10
the prudrnt measure the church of this Un
States, beInR composed OF such din
l.r nations. viii have II character o. uhiNer'
i ty like that of the nation itself.
but The time has come when governments
the no longer remain indifferent To th ) ~
A tn and mnortunt question. For example,
L.. "A matter Of no consequence To England,
ny land, France, Germany. Italy, Ca indA 4
MT tria. Hungary, spain aud other EoNethm
II in that they number In II youthful country
the one full of prospects, millions OF FELLOW
I, liens. forming part of the nation anu ia
=" V an active part in industry, commerce.,
que. ties, social If, and public a~tfalrsf l. I
D re- not ba lost sight Of that the American
for ton, the people of the United States, II
,ha people Of one rpee only but OF all races,'
long mav tax its Mace IN this tho sunlight.
oubt eIsely owlng TO this fact and because rell
4 for is the cornerstone and the keystone OF Q
a.. social edInce, the nations have an imm
interest In their emlg rants being repre-
ed In the %eplscopate of the United stat
bishops of their own. Aud therein lie
dard !sason w"y dn ~ the great req
are .xnectlnR from the paternal sole
I'd ms of the holy ace bishops whom their de