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 1 2 |         their brethren in their public and private afflictions,
 2 2 |      delay any longer to give a public expression of Our thanks,
 3 3 |          So, too, We would make public profession of Our gratitude
 4 3 |       faith, and, as it were, a public manifestation of due honor
 5 13|    sorrow We felt in the recent public disasters, Our wounds were
 6 13| perpetrated in violation of all public right and in contempt of
 7 13|        Catholic undertakings of public utility have been thwarted;
 8 13|         utterly ostracized from public affairs. And the authors
 9 18|       home, for the sanctity of public law, for liberty, civilization,
10 24|  nations. In the midst of these public calamities it behooves us