The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23 00:00:00

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Staid Nets.

ENGLISH 01115ROH UNION.
DOUBT SWIM

Some twelvemonths gime the Dorset Brush of the
English Chetah Union held a ineetleg at Er'dreg.
which was attended by it.. members sad two visitors.
Oa the sewed instant another inset* was held In
the same losality, bet we it. not leformed bow noisy
persona were present, nor what amount ef money me
raised; we trust that it wee at least equal to that out
loused last year, which amounted to fourteen shillinp
and four pease. Moreover we have in the ealunuis of
the Chronicle a fall and partienlar mom* of
another meeting of the same union, held at (Mattes.
bury, on the 211th ult.. at 'bleb right personeare skated
to have bees presoak with • mysitssiese " be," al the
cod. imabli the seeder to El the 10ea by the Peeer
of his ovt6 imaginatim We mist airt4ml7 LIT* lem
Usiesiebs seedia fee peat ceremonies& Some uneliarit•
.Me persons might use to Mess the language of esstrise,
" I wonder that yoa will still be talking; nobody marks
you ;" but of all kinds*, munge, DOM equals that
which sea hi. utter WM:mon Pereesution is a
"little holyday" eompared to is. The Icily prieMple
that eon 'attain • man under Men smet try's. groggin.
@Mem le that 'Mara dislike we all ham
“Te Mesh vimen,
A. 4 waMsoat proem= !a Ur demi alr."

As the thareetioro;e is represented bireie7: saying to
Fere.
Far raps reght insinestrd pram nawrind,
Wleb studio pais, rib rages Apia rind ;
thethad by few, feneshied yet by.noss ,
ers hase appeal to thy ispisierrrons.
gis4thees preset al tbe seers' in do sob find
dignitary of the Aar* to per the rearm
rite lus swat pesesse, sot rem a rani dria ; eay
we Tara think that there vie sot ose lassabeat ; so
that the Clair la sot a very overwriarg or at
promo,.
Ad In rookies of re mrdings of tbis meeting
yrs the ithth bobs able be by
with re opening epees b et the lie a. 'T. Zed=eirsealstga
in &Lading to tbe protest of the Error of Stud bribery
mhos' the veer* Wag held be his purls, the
gentler= rid t
There =the be every three with be many whim heth
very ammo is tow, their throb pied, sad who could soe
S. rower le Wrath troth Maths the Ithelhe Church
Ursa. aed bolding and burr ha
hewer Is dhappror of the sobsty. The Zoilleb Church
Psis. hes klee society, awl Lir deist of the lei 17 to IN"
tor the free eftheess of Qburth mother, the on ell rade
remitted, Led wee soh of all dashed by WO owner. of
froward) priesersft—(beer, beer).

We are really delighted to wiskolus We approach to
commons's* In thaws High Ohara Uniosiste ,• will they
be as reasonable in their own parishes, as they am la
their seighboar's f That remains to be i.e.: but
heneeforth we have the high meteorite of the Barbi&
Church Union for saying that the abergyouus Is not
monarch of his parish, nor has be say right to prevent
Ids people from me•sorse ay lawful purpose, melt
as BriU lfsh sad Bible lismiety, and inviting
cla
from *Sher to attend, they did at
alt=be as
ry on the 11th ult.
• resomiltiosi of the amides@ of the late Rev. Samuel
Lane we. of course made, bat why mould they set
mention his name, without mid* the mysteries(
letters B.L P. whisk, they do twioe in their revelations?
Rave they say doubt on the subjerd? We should be
thought eventing is charity if we stugested such a
stontitSi ourpart Vwe think therefore that his partials,
Maeda might More beast more careful... _
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Os this =driest. as might he impeded, a greet dud of
unesetpteral acsasess was talked • bat Isom other
1= tire Ito. T. 0. Hershel' "He wished
that we might be able to restore to our tetra
nod land the blaming of the daily amide% tor which
John Wesley longed and Waled foe' Pow John
Waky ! aster ere a mos worse used; we are prepared
to lad spy strange things mid by that pod man, but
we mast impress our insapabilify of believing that I.
longed and prayed for the restoration of daily com-
munion under the name of "the daily seerillen" We
have Co hesitation In mlyett that we believe this to be
a ode slander upon that emu. Bat as thereto no
hope of tb• reetoratios eUde "dally seletwalksa," the
Bar. J. C. W. flows saggseted the foilowiai plan :
When thomuld not receive Chant menuamdelly, they mold
end ought to =skean set of spiritual conanueloe. The church tn
all if had tamest Um *slue of epontml communion when
emeumenta mead not be bed. He would mortally roommate'
the memben to we His from of *Mud oommunton gime In
the 'annual of the matnecrody of the blamed remnant, sad
could bodied to admit coy od the members of the Engliah Church
Union Into the coat redernity. of which be eve hirer • prise
ammoniate.

Truly thew primate are wonderful masa I We bad thought
In oat iononnoe that the "Chianti in all aro had
taught the galls of spiritaal ociateganfac," whether
sacraments coald be bad or net I Led we aegunst bat
tbink that a fors of spiritual 64111M1111114110 is in iteelf so
absurdity --absolute notecase! Nor de we think that
spiritual onameana will he at ald ineisted by inning
the " Coafraternity of the Blood finntiosse seder
tb• iastruniat of this prenadod priest, who evidently
does not know what the word "spiritaar mesas.
The mat solieet was "Foreign Niesteas." on widish
tin Bev. T. 0. Marshall, Among other thing", speaks as
follows :
Something had been meld about interfering with native cits toms
we had often dooe worse, and Intorland with and Wad to
taproot native truth—he meant the gnat doetalne of seefillso
whiali they shoed universally recognise& We bad net to
uproot that doctrine, but to take ear Mend upon It as •
oommo• point, and teach the heathen te whom maraca warn
to he °fend. and what Jose ma the aosephehie eamiltoe—
moo the body and blood of Chrbt ones slain tlfeli the Orme
end continually offend former eins in beano by our great High
Prieetnad ea wale by Um primes when Ma hoo eat to Ms beam
It. Holy liesharlst—fappisuast
What will intelligent churchmen thiak of this ?
Can sagerdokal folly go bey,eal it? What • sympathy
evideatly °sista betimes all false palest.; " • follow.
tioliso makes us wondrous kind."
The Brahmins borne this widows with their dead
husbands ;don't interfrre with them. The dgeotenthrew
themealresunder the • heels ofJegoismaut;don't "uproot
setae' truth," for sorb person, would make eseellent
Catholics if thy would only take as for their Priests,
and believe what we toll thent. This is the pringiple
which bee led the Murat of Rams for *siderite to adopt
es mach of betthen superstition as ponds* instead of
proteetiagegalost it; and this aufaithfulams bee rounded
on her own bead, and made her and all who rimpatbliie
with her little better than the heathen thnnsoluag.
With regard to tin Mackonooble ant, it intim been
announced that the English Church Union would sot
d fond any more eases in the law eourt—e eery sensible
doeision —the following resolution was proposed.
The wood roe lotion was prorate& by Mr. E. Halos—
" That the ilherhonse blench of the inglish Church Union
hopes
Ibet neither the English t'nlon nor Hr. Hackoaoetl.
they would be replenishing th•collare of the Ofairch Aveodation
end meta ,ned them,. de mom bro to the eh.* In t.g.
H. Kr Hutu mked if etr. hlademochle might not bly be
deprived of hi. Ilsiog If b• refused to pay the mete n that case
it would he better to pay them too times ower. To meet thie
dadleulty the propoeseof the neotlou added, Mtn Kr. Haeleono•
chleettams, she words " antes. It shall tomb* Um lois at hie
poeitioaa. r lee of the wide."
Mr. H. WHITS thin 1100011cilld the rembation, which was
carried Utk•AilikOWlly.
The thud rovolution was propm I by Rm. T. U. Itemenett,
"Th•ttheliberborm branch at the Eagi •h Clawch Union can•
not remignim my morel obligation Incumbent on the Church in
England to obev Umlaut judgment of 'ha Privy Coonsil(ae being
apedernient denser In tblar pertaining to Clod): but bolds that
the ovation of obedience under protest or 11f nevem* is a
queinton of medium:l to be deeded by each pule' pike foe
himself according mitts choutemanamof his parish mad Ide own
mom oldsty."
We loam our modem to judge of tin hominy at them
Indivldisale, from these two retaliations. Convicted of
il proonidlop by the higkeetCoart of Amp's!. they
orinli yi tarn round and deny Mosotho.' ty of that Court;
and. it they dared, tiny would permed' Mr.
liscimeashi• to refine to pay the mats; but there le a
diflieuity "looming Is tin totem" and so they an
"halting between two opiniona" The monitors of tin
Naglislt Church Cabe maid without diligent bay no
the members of the Cann* Association wittiest borrow•
leg money. How la it then that their supplies begin to
fad? That that 1180,008onatsatte Mad hen hit them
all of a keep? The mesas * they are not la wont
•ad while • f..w *union most periodically and air they
nonsense in the proving/0, the AA wan will a" Pay
down the money. Meetings whim no one meet.:
easolationt that suet be carried oat; dielteetions of
14s, L. wee% do mash towards en•Prdlostantiaing the
Emboli ohat3h, sad Winging the land eosin ander the
Pops of Koine. We are ia4Med to adopt th• Poet's
words in his ode he &tenon c--
patoosidet too. tangos that as. metres,

Row Mud and Elisto7,,i,-,aa-gobati-to-iiii
er Bat e have reserved the shoisest t for the last—

The Bev. 0. Manenmairapialoid that the Leona Clarrett
delendmose which bad a prolneet od warm ler
vemmeate, whisk were dletincaly prommaced loyal by the
=h,shthldge:Leillate). lt
szra:nom
Vaal (fee t had not authority) to rt"p •
ammo from Ming Pilleilled in tha Catholic Church of &aimed.
The ant ntectlntiou was then canto" unanimously.
Beaten with regard to lights, Ito., without hope in
point of doctrine, they will take their stead on vest.
meats, which are desetibed as " • Catibolis tustome
Having failed in annihilating hot arose buns .on Good
friday ; haring found iliat *yea mak bandies bad little
intimates on the lammed minds of Dometelsirs Pro-
testants, they take timer Inet Mead upon vemessata
'Why aid OM not determine what than vselmente are
really to be? And while tiny were about It they might
have settled the ordinary clerical deem. and especially
explained how different dignitaries were to be dts-
tinireiabed. We have a drew, for • bishop, Is. Could
the. primes sumest some emeoptiate dram for • rural
dean The yeitera and apron being the proPerti of a
bishop, we *mild humbly mimeo to the English ebereh
Miles for their sonsideration at the next ordinary
mooting, that • pinafore and knickerbocker* week' be
suitable to the rural deans, as being swan bishop& No
doubt, if they would take the matter is haat, one of
them dignitaritta would gram tie next meeting out of
gratitude.
We ran only hope that the oommittes of the °burgh
Association will not be alarmed at ibis testsendone
outbreak of Chureh principles, and that the Seater of
Shaftesbury will soon recover hi. *unanimity, and not
anise mask from the Incursion made aim his parish.