The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-28 00:00:00

THE SARUM "BULL"

The reported charge of the Bishop of selliabsry, it i
turns out to be a °wren echo of his opinion, is full of
111 augury for the pone of the Church. It plainly
tesebes dookrine whir* were abjured by our &dormers,
which MO DOS hued in our formularies, mid which hams
never yet been subedited for the acceptance of
candidates let Holy Criers. Such ottomant of error in
high plasm is of far non importers°e than the teaching
of the sawn by Idr. Ideckonoob is sod others, sod if Morns
set that the sentiment. bare boon delivered by Dr.
Hamilton there can be only ooe worse for those in
authorititti A duty will devolve on the whole
of the true frf=tf the Chareit of &gland to sesertein
whether the doctrines of the Bishop of Salisbury are, or
are not those which Bogliab Clntrehman are to receive,
sod English priests are to preach; the matter ouinot
be ersdial, end tho Bishop must be brought to ttlal for
heterodoxy, with far a4llllffit idol proof of Ms error than
*odd be got at in the WO of Dr. Colons°. That on
clergymen tin Rev. W. C. Templer, should have
proteeted in open church, and We left it, doss not at
eli turrito no in then days some out-of-the-way
molest of PIM nmeives front complidn with snow
seem. deineeded of ionised men, sod we cannot help
ilisSisr the isnortest moral effect which woela
ban been produced nod hi. example bens imitated by
all who agree with hits In opinion. However, no
doubt the battler coons is that unpaid by the thirty-
four chuntswardne who have peosamed in writing
against certain Donnas of the Charge. • we-
teniporsry says :—"Bet whilst we do haulage to the
bounty of the Bishop of Salisbury, &ad bean. that he
I. on tbia &noun in some respect um dangerous. se
cannot but regard jhis position and Mind authority in
the Churn as of serious Import. His doetrises and
sentimenn are nearly recognised.. Romanising hr
many of his deeplt and the great majority of chelajtv
in tits Mann is for the Archbishop and the heads
of the Church to determine whether the arils represented
In the lay address at Bridport 'bell go on uneheeksd."
What ia meant here by honesty ? Oen the Bishop
honestly find his &ennui in the Articles sad the
Prayer Book? If not, his plain duty, his honest Kron.,
Is to transfer his servlcos to another ammonia' when
they are plabely taught. We eosins we an rather
tired of benne so many Christian virtues attributed to
map who have Dee sudisiest maul courage to refuse to
sat the lined end wear the &soon of a Chunk with
Irby.. teaching they have 5011 MM sympathy. We say
this on the yrresumptica that the report of the Chatp
Is ettreet.—Tta areeal Jewess'.
Is there one Bishop—can ono 8. Own perform the
lest of diglutithio, the swallowing sad dignSitlis,
Baran " her will require Lot say Wein%
.•••• "el
leatlar•Med with • cloth of gold tuned is the
sass, entreled with a Mag. of &gal-
leries of 'the (less," his jewellog groan and its

reverend and royal bearer at his eids, look upon the
crowd of some hundred hieurnbents find curates beton
him; if in possession of the ordinary amount of
common cense permitted to hnmtnity, can be then 1111.1
th re 'in—" Belliol4 in that surplicel front rank,
It, blacker bordering of clergy, • band of —Apostles,"
Dulling more—that we have scarcely got to, but
nothing leas. Men, to the eye of the world at tarp,
simply professional, as such respected, when deserving
of rmpect, but to him their chief, orpernatunilly gifted;
to i:orl and Christ what the partakers of the Ism
supper were when our Redeemer broke bread for the
List time with them before Hit pricey. He Ims known
many of them as personal friend., bat more or lem
aoriuMstance with all of them ; he knows they are—
what he was, before the happy fortune trims to him.
to be the choice of the Witir or Tory minister, as
.uoNiteor to a vacant tee. Is it conoeivable, that say
finntiin being can tell the retrograding crowd of bearers,
that the ordained portion of them have no mall share
of positive divine power and authority? That they may be
' elbowing individuals, to hear him bettor, which
individuals, an compressed in their test, are of the
super-nature ot a Matthew, • Peter, a Jobs I They m.y
know them by sight and name, at neighbours, Monis
oi customers, 11 bola they visit, par and remiss, verve
with their good., just as they do other men; they are
now told, that they have taus visited, tho, for ever
met and served, with little thought of the fast, men,
with power to work one miracle (if they had more power
to work any number), with authority to follies sin,—
more than this—it is bard to hive to write it—tbey are
told, that these men, by virtue of the supernataral
element of their office, can and do, at emelt Holy
Communion of the last supper, work out an ineffable I
mysterious change in its element., which then and theft I
imparts to the bread And wine that actual nature
which Christ drew from the Blessed Virgin ! Doss
there exist, in the intellectual organism of any one
Bishop, an instinct to grasp, a power of creedozpiounori, I
• capability of inwardly reoeivlng and digesting, such
an Insult to immnionoente, as the teaching of the
Bishop of Pallabary. —The Christian Times.