The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

many have actually been transferred during
the three months which have Ella sed since ,h ms
En Dr. oGon nne we are not in position
state But we can say. on TIE authority q ,s she
re rIog'. m # st. n2ss o 81 pupils WAS WAS
made II ON the old parish school oil saltwater
to other State schools OF that s,tyi =, cn,,ons
| mi In the same letter OF cardinal GlpOons:
I, is rcnorted that his Grace. tie Archbishop. of
St Paul said In the account ne sayG last Of NJ ~
secuiarized schools This; which was true
three or four months ago does nc, seem 70 h o.
one oil the teachers of the saltwater school.
Sister Hyacintha. has been removed IRON ,hat
| This we have on the authority Of the )2mrhHHi,
| the CLrci irogrtsS. under date 81 reb. ~ *, We
Dr. Wr' D. /. kiShIe. General state superintendent
OF the Public Instruction n MiEhesot;n' VINO VINO
rules oHt Of the contract any sueh G9n.
S,iIn th Board Of he SAYS
cannot legally tind itself to follow any reiiE-
it allowed to classify children according. TO
their religions" and he adds that ~ e. sg
certain class II person. or the haiti they
wear had Il Significance Which was Nc accchta ,
bic. the Board had the right OF inviting LIEN
to dress Ike other teachers. or eiSr ~ Will
draw, This official document was Published.
IS well in the Journals ., Minnesota o. as IN n,
'' Tns f stsf f before va Is the
teachers now receive salary 9I Spy fbs
good and poor sisters of ST. Dominic. Neither
,ns nor any other sum Is nor can Do nIiton
that they abstain from speaktng OF religion
during the seven hours, that they act us snrv.
ta"ehers se And s,p We may
little surprise If. us the letter afilrms. they "re
III Both the religious, teachers and the
children" continues the letter. are 7noJsct TO
an examination by the School Bnhru FROM
n rcliSimns female teacher the same H. Ids
good of n religious mastcr-is hdmltteu as ne
ing within tho competency oi II secular Statc
OF whatsoever kind it be. even Protestant or
lE.J in tho last place. no one need he eur
priscd ut hearing that. since the sccnln,izt-
ton, The schools are more numerously at
tented tend Than before" The reason assigned by
our correspondent is obvious. brl"re me laic.
and attended 10y Catholic children alone; now
they are neutral schools. attended uy lrotce-
i. With respect to tho facts. Of which mon
tipn is made in the last lnr' OF hi Eminchcss
inent Wo will saw but one thing; it i thnt:
whereas the date Of tho ,ctlcr is the iSth oil
date that. in consequence Of the events al
ready mentioned. and Il tho d"rtrinni Iues.
tions whith rose oul OF thon. an aEi';.,inh was
country and was fclt here in Europe:
in his communications of lch. e: ms
Catholic conscience OF Ibis country" he said.
was suddenly thrown into condition OF "N,
treme uncertainty. and it ielt "a II the ground
on which the Church had taken her stand mad
suddenly given way. AMI u ii az me vast eN-
Jensa rn,a.lrd SO tar to support Catholic euu;
cation had been an utter waists OF inhdsi- Al
the journals and periodicals Of tho United
States entered INTO the discuss on: eminent
writers published erudite and judtious views
upon the question in articles. reviews. anu
pamphlets. ~
Z. Among Catholics. therefore. and among
persons cf solid judgment. there is enc uni
Versal expression OF sentiment and 1t Is t!iht
their feelings have been violently shocked by
the events which have taken hlacc. with re-
spect to Catholic rarochia! school education
or this we could furnish n very recent proof IN
the conduct OF the Catholics belonging toa
certain parish in baltimore. when the parish
priest cndeavored to mako there an nttemat
similar to that Of Faricaut and saltwater.
! he attempt. a. We learn from documents re-
ceivcd through the channels Of our ccorrespon.
denee. ended in failure ms we'll. because OF
the determined opposition which was aprre-
hended. and. above all. because OF the prudent
action taken BY the excellent pastor OF tho
diocese.