The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

This influence was being eXorted on one
c;?es of Indians. there was another class
which failed to come in. They chung 70
their old nlthy habits. and seemed 10 SINK
toward the brute in the same deIree taal
their Christian brethren departed ii'.H
that standard. 1t is thus that Wherever -.
YOU 80 in Mexico. and see group of these
natives that The deseeEaan'5 o. bo-h
classes VIII bc plainly present. II IS more
easily observed in the women tnau IN me
men. Woman is impressionapIe, ond h-t
face indicates the social AMI moral comm
ton of the community in which she ANes..
I have seen in groups of this character
faces that would look well in an 13leol7 OF
glory. and faces that mlsh, wei be seer.
suffering through the burning planes az
hell. l was sorry that DIR. Powell, OF the
Georgia state lunatic asylum, was not
along. He is such a strong believer IN
and talks SO earnestly about environ
ment" that he would have found abundant
food for Che DEVELOPMENT OF his theory
The Memory at HidaIasp.
The proudest possession os san Luis Po-
tosi is it's monument to the memory Of He
dalgo. the patriot priest who was the faith
or OF Mexican independence. Near by IS
the little parish Of Dolores. where for years
he Iabored as an humble clergyman in the
confessional. answering sick calls, b1pu2hS
children. marrying the young ard burying
, 80 =, can - ,r,e Iot ~ ..s,.J priest VINO
- ! ,r,,ra i, i rlrsI ro,1r,..fifty
It was while he was ia this situation, the
welcomed guest in every humble family,
-, 80, III. ,,,nr-et and most ablr,d .f,-
- ia % r,,, ..,,..,t,,z advice and helm
that his heart began 10 DUrn for their con-.
tttt-,, - H. tr,,., liza eIl,eee,,e.nt1,- b5sb
-, ~, ovred tIair inheritance ~ fa.aiI,.
,,I+., ,,,,9s,.tr.,i- ~ ,,,.,,ia7,,,, rfrr,
- 49,, Ct tb,t mis- beal NOW rests llrsar
me altar OF one OF the grauGest cathedrals
~ ~, country i = sufficient answer 10 these
Tare.,tto, bitbons Tbe fact remains tbat
I515l~c iIi5al,, v.aa "a earnest ANA Jealous
! ,,,iast III ever wore the cassoe1 IL was.
his very .aarraetnccs thar I'D him into svnl-.
,,at5,, with tt. ,,oo,. panpIe whom he often
@ot.nd living about in rude shelters like anil
T3,Is II IA ts1 hae1 n DleaslIre-lovj..s
mn ~. homes 81 mis- rich.
parisnionsrs were opea to ui....
,l,i-,r. ms reaeon of his priest ,
~ ONCE no voqId have had the head ~
ti,e taiia and for him The. choicest vintaLes
of I,ra,,on wound have been poured cut .
But he was not that kind OF 81 priest. Right
Iv him There was a hacienda which more
tban rivaleI the palaces Of Europe. Uaon
tba estate attached there were more than
20 900 peops. vile I'm the hacienda there
was the SCUM. / reyelry bv uight," and
eorreousIv dressed Indies and gen
Uemen gathered 70 enjoy the OPP
uIence of its owner, these 20
900 poems were crouching like animals ~
their LARS The night might be cold and
cbeerless but under the shelter OF some
nroiactirg root or plant the peon would
have 70 lie down and sleep like a dog. 1t
- ,t,o,,,rb a. sweat and toil of ueopIe
- = acg,o,,tion Tins are made fha
sun 70 - ,,a,,tI,~,a, Nh, 49,.
- - -. ,,,,.tIass,'os., tI~o,,,rb
- - arc enabled 10 shine for a few
Wllth 'HeS q"
briet years
Nh'h IauIe i1iuI'7o " -,
TINS grand mansion ne -, 40 o 49, I'd
OF The poor Taons instead before W"
they were his creatures as wen as 'Ne IN
mates OF the haclehat' ana me W. ~, ~.