The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-19 00:00:00

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Boxes TACTICS: 0/4 • Lill°
peon tug Parr. —Dana Goode t.' aWm F.SOLAND
r.tottriable pamphlet with this, tiPoll ben iftoen
Otile, Wallow
kho groat object of popery sr "that
uoti (leen to unbent& aud rut tin Reformation
a Ptotestrat churches.
and P,o aslant state*, by e
cured by download op
pe, Aweessians and troubled,
a ,noe of "Bootee allies in A aorta," with a briel
to support of the first pr lAse Chorale of England."
:mar on,
.the Dean auditor a mans of evidenoe.
a emote, well auth. character. sot
o uttris anti suthe Altloolcdo showing that by th.
ifty of the Pope cud his chinl
I.m.als
Ak cud ostensive system of
.:uda d deceit
kraib,i n carried on (tom 1549 to.
11. e pr..serit time
, bo damage the Reformed Chuich oi
E.dblad. 41" 114Yrow this kingdoin into • ttate ot
c"ausion.,_ A 'curious part of the e•ideitce a tha.
W."ch tier Surnh that be death of Charles I. a•
brought:.
mat through the influence°, the Pope woo
his COUof, setios try the Jesuits in Eiiglaud ; huts
more it A:Portant ounsideration for us is how du le,
e. non Carle se Protestant state. The Doan remind.
Si 13. Alt the ehturch of limns is in all her Urbino anti
Pc' aoselee unchangeable, aud that any apparent
eltiarge is due only to her being fettensu by cir
Mauseirwora, and will last only chars and as lug as
114,4•Inratunatanoe* remain, and rays :
Ile must he blind le lioa signs of the tinsel. who can
• doobi, th.t the assue.preetiime ate sow, nod hey. been
)sacs, earned on among IN MI were garsVal•s•t
in this wintry is the 17tli coataiy. It le a toss wh gh
oue who knows antthiug of the state of tins,. to
thio eouutiy earl question, that we are 'swamis.' sits,
.7 suit." And •Ilitietery tells us, what est, U. glbst
Obie•ta they 1t.,. iu view, what the resits uad to
ste-outpli I, them, and what the imvitable elicits, it no.
g„,,,eigieoled, or • Protestant State. It is to,poeeible,
%WON to eontetaplate the present comiitton of our
o.inlett elithOtit seeing the rentarksble resemblance
vetch it bears to that erliieh cambial here about two •
se utu.ies ago, though, air I usuah wore tomin.es 01
re• it, cud aim. how its cherticteiistice poiot to its ,
entity of the war.. from which, it springs. If wi
lob at the secret directions iteat d to the eruismat les oi •
Stove is former limes, as for instamm to peach
'do triage of .11 kind., and thou "by &greed to add to
is. adettine by rereismobs," and "by imitate.
.doe rime stud by eddies/ of mitimmies mom Oros be at
pee int permitted" to brow the " heretical dpi. pal
.1100.ty" of England "as sears the llotbrr•ermrsis as
peons*" to be 'more saabino &SWINK the Pope" t•ien
oi h r., obi!n ar..ri-ily supporting I.iasatteet, to prodUtte
in'sruel discord in the Chureh, so tbs, there may be
" Ire leas po•S. to OppoGo the Church of flour," and
all tr.* oilier similar eurniml. we fiod to the documents
on above,—sad then ampere theta with what lose
teen taking place in oar Church during the lost few
yeere, e• can helm I think, little doubt, judging oven
from this oinoiderstioa alone, of the causes that have
bcru at .roik among ns produoe the moults we now
am Tim list part of Route's work boo bees ulresdy
socrimplislici, in tie production of a degree of strife,
11.11•Otd, 114.1eonfusiou, both itt Church ond State, whi.b
th,eatene anottoneocue of serious import to the pesos
and prosperity of the country. Alto already er, hoer
the coin. of HOISOI taking the advantage of the tut.. of
thins,. it has omit aimed, and alluriog en to Lemuel! by
proehtliniog the blim•logs of the peitto and Unity we
Shenkl enjoy muter her shadow.

H. fears that many in high position and of great
influence colons us hide from tbemalves the fact
of the dangers to which we are 'spiced hum the
machinations of the Church of Rona, and says that
Lb. character and interests both of individuali and
the canumuity at large are almost at the mercy of
Rome. Turning then to the second part of
-hi. subject, the Dean observes that the opera-
tions of the Plata agents have been aided and
enliplanented (as is forgoer times) by those among UM
who, though not direct agents of Rome, are almost
equally faulileee in hart to the doctrines of our
Church, sad labouring an zealously for its destruction
as a Protestant Church, and the abrogation of its
Reformed Formularies He quotes Mr. Newman'.
moil Dr. Posey's statementa to show that Trattoria
teaching II founded upon the doctrine of "economy"
that *peeks the truth ezoept when the inteneis of
eupposvd orthodozy require the ointrary ; so that,
cin belong outwardly tu • Pruteetent Church,
• '.l 0 in heart they are Romanist; pro.datin their a
ammo consent to Protestant Formularies and siphon
theta as meaning Wallah doctrines, and by mesa ..f
their sulaription to those Formularies are the
revenues and privileges of • Protestant Church for be
purpose of Orating it, overthrow, and bringing
shout its M 111043,0, ati.,a into a Church which those
F.tioularia proclaim to he apostate end corrupt.
Thu followin,/ letters addressed to Dr. Pusey by
tlswords (known in airsei)and Haskell, member.
of his own party and salons fri ode, are given, and
wit root. them SA calcukted to throw toms arldiuousl
light on • matter which was rtoently the sulikot of
ciontroverey between 8.0.0. and Dr. Pussy.
Awl, worth wrote *lateen years ago :

Both by prereit and r sample you have been smonget
the remit earnest to m•intsio Catholic princi.l.s. fly
Jour eoulssot and oorn.con practioe of administerior
the Eistrameut ol I .n. 1100 by triflooraging everywhere,
II norw.hj lug aoriculsr 000lersion, •n.I giving 'petal
WHOA/ abs tutior. ; by toasting the p ohitt dory
pas.ifice f the lloly liucharist, as •pplinaiury of It,
wine merit.* on the Cross, ishil by adoration of Christ
really present on the sitar coder the form of breat and
ace; by your intim luclion of Roman Catholic boots
• ad.hlo.l to the use of nor Cliorch ;'" by encouraging
the use of ,o-s,'i.' a.. erlarifilec, aol sprel•l devotions
to our Lord. es e.g. to His Five Woen.ls ; be adopting
isncicase most ho se. fully er preasivs of oar ineorpova.
'Lion into Clarivt, ea e.g "our being inebilated by the
blood el our Lod;' by advormting siounsels of psi..
Section, aid seeking to restore, with more or Imo (ill.
mi., the tionvesita.l or monastic if.; I say, by the
teseLing sod prsetioe of which this enuineraiion is s
tip. •tut icolleathm, woe have don. moils to
revive ..... opt u• the system which may he Pre-
e,.....en.ly calls I "meramenial." An•l the writer.
k meetly urging open &sorrels oon..istent with thi • eon
slue, gow. on to plead. "Let us no Linger hssie any
We are now pilot the time for Ouneeet
aol economy in suds matters."
Nisakell, who, like Dmisworth, bad gone over to
Home, thou gives his testimony no the praotioes
adopted by Dr. Posey with respect to confession and
absolution:—

In p. 6 of your letter to Mr. Richard@ von blooms Mr.
Dolt aorth for Im•ing s.MI in hia publoloeci loiter to
yon, rh it you bone "Pr joinod" anrieul.r toonf•maion ;
sod 100 my th.t you ri odd not ell in surioolor eon.
(coke. Suffer ine to say. that in ronnearon this
•celier wonl. of the same •rntene.., Mr. Rodswortl.'s nee
.of eh., word euj 'in was just and re..onanle. He Ace '
not ago it and ...mut lioniostion ;ho Noss that
you loon, •'enconragrd of not eo Joinsod" auricular eon•
fool'sr by w• ich it is evident the, In the •enim of
comporiaion he tore. as w. II rig roursrif, roe could not
po-seloly enj in anneal., orrefeasion. And ho know
oleo as I know, that in say merely that you nem
enmurag.d it, would fod as far mhort of who{ your
oen .1 practice is, as thos word eni .in, in this seno of
selopelling. would .aored it. He tome that you Immo
.e•oue inoro than 'noosing, confession in very many
ea-e. r that 11,{11 taro warned people of the done*, of
d. fermi it, hays initialed n it as the only mom ly.
bore pointel out the ilevitable d•npro o 4 the neglect
of it, aid have proorni•ol tios hithe.t blessings in the
obtorvasoce, until you bowl brought ponotonte in four and
trembling upon their knees before you. There ore some
*them parts of your lotter to Mr. Rich•r which, I
11,114 own, hove .omewhat mom tl•an startled as. I
h•ve begun olmost to doubt the grenlr•Of Of my
memory, or that I could ever have understood the
commonest rubor of plain•speaking upon very solemn
mrsmoi.e and dull s of the Christian (oath. I mean
such poissasre •• the..: "W. are not no btrode, nor
.ficr our Norris's; nor to set up ourecives as guide*, or
don...mate other@ ; we are to be passim, ready to
minister to any who 'mine' to u., but not to amiss
oonfooion sod heartborning by intrados*, through say
oat or word of ours, into this minintry of others" . .
"In latu way, when re•idum oloewhirro"—from which,
of worm, no one would suppose that you go from Immo
Into othoor diocie.es for the express perpom of rooMeing
auritmlor einfeseroos—" when any same to me, I
ministered to them. Bet not hontas a parochial cure
!_have not led others to confession." . . • • •

Now, pre. do not =anal-island to.: far be it from toe
to ay th•t I attopom that, in your own heart, you do
aot believe .very wort of them sentences to be strictly'
and esrbally tna• vrtat I no ay is Vat, so far as I
tore known it, tatp do not in soy retaliate or rad nap
represent your practice . . . . . The Bishop of
linear would repudiae (I think) ..i.h hereof the system
of partieula end dstritai inquiry into every iiircuen-
strong of 015, which, in awreet imitation of the Roman
C.tholic roles, You ida not toil to prar . . . What
then, let me We, doyens manly' thrt th• Bishop of
Exeter would e .y of person. surety received inainst the
known will of their pursuit., of Gout...ion, heard in the
boners of tiotornon frienxii, or of cil•ndeetme aotrapood•
onm to arrange meetings, under initial*, or in envelopes
addresses., to other person.? sad, mom than tine,
such cooftonion• are reanumaidal nal urged to • part
of th• spiritual life. sat among religion. ^wt..; not in
arder to quiet Itie oonimience before reasi.ing the Com-
munion. Think DrA that I write all this to give you
unnimeguirj p.in t1.1..k not that I wri•e it without •
feeling of rep 11•10 and eorivair in my own heart. But
than is ...ado,/ which toile to., that. on 'oelialf of
atom...wt., iii, matter should now he brought taloa
the world I.l.intr, honeetlY, ani folly. I know low
bilevily the enforced mystery and secret correspondence
regarding conferion., in your Creonsaaion, hes wadtted
down t.• mind, of many to whom yoa and others liare
mini-titnel•" I snow how bitterly it has eaten, ewe. a
• tanker, into their very •ouls : I know how utterly the
speeioes arganient, which you bare urged, have falai
to remove their burning setae of share and of dee...B-
laine....

Other proofs of the character of Tractarianism are
give.. the dangers to which it impala p, °Wotan' ism
are wet forth, and united well organised efforts are
8:4°41 °Pronton to the advances of Popery.
"For," the Dean concludes, "it can an longer lo
&mined, that if a vigonius eft it is n-t at once mad•
to arrest. the n0.,'., of the m..vement whiub Rums
and her allies among ourselves have raised in this
country. the aspect of our Chnich 111 be altogether
*hanged, and its Protestantism a tbing of the pa-t."
Wen ,rdially commend the walk the atientiun of
onr readers. Ps puhlishers us Haiehard and Co.,
187, Piccadilly, London.

DVBRITT'S PIIMACI, BAROICIITAGI. KMIIOIITAGI
•ND HCLIMI Or GUMMONA. Iwo Vui. -lo the.;
do)* it is of no little imprtano. to h.ve at hand
the means of saertainong vri host &Woolly the
bio. repines and o .nneet sons of the arietoorsov and
sopohent of the Howse of Commoots, and se cannot
a swiss of this being effected in a wore empesdioue,
e ...pie s, sad cr.. r 111111011101. than hy the 1.1r.e
0604 6611101.• fee. 1i67. mentioned st the heed of this
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