The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-04-13 00:00:00

TIIK Clit!li(111 INsTITI7I.:

w. 11.4,1 at 11 111,Y.,1 :ado
lay evemnit. when the Rev. 1'..%. Lane ~
leetitn.. The Ilidpip iif the Ilioweow prevt4.4 lir
'iy th.• Canon altepleeiaias. aa.l
.1. 11. iteott, and %Ir. 7. Nlilledere. There a:li hi....
aseli••nce, cosseisting naatly ..1 ladhab
The in big 01000 3 remark., evprere.l
ge eat iolevome at 'wing :kniongAt the peoiale tlii.
I'' tof the ilbee.e. Ife, however, hat miot Coolloo•
ool••• kk t.• thew that night. lait to lie 3 1i.1•31,3
3311 i 11,31 too the rens irk. which Nfr. Line hit • •
t.• make. He dal not think Mr. 1...
had delivered quite vo •nativ lecturea i. boo o 1.3 I
ooloilO 1331 1,311,13 :1131 :1,11,11.301 Ito h... 1
all over Itorvvt. li el red t Lebo,
Tin.. WWI r. Lane 19th I.l.tme, Ni, 113.1. In ...;.1
100 ill 3 pl/olillooll too 111111 l Inio• hiol lore,jooo, t 1,14,1
after ha., fit t h • pith... of the county." awl isle is
li.' mine t.• eneh a Ware a. \Veytieeitlieel) with
tin' „I.llllo.e.Phv eleireli Isidro v. lb.
lector.. that 33011.1 loo• pitll 1111 l :try of all
belaol le•fore at previ.ey.
T 1... Irgerenet., in the yew.« .4 in. reales ka.
.sti lainet he did not that night widi to 4,1 33:11 the
or revenue of the fining, eNeeptoo? ,•rr
briefly, hiecatia.. he thought that in
tto. pn..nat there Wig.
lii thove hintorical matter HI. A.:di...we we,' I
therefore, no .I.nobt, twefer that he elaell.l deal
•or two ol•jecti 111 l made to the Choreliof
w1,..ti...• the, o,31,:•• lo Io•loo .•:31.' •
They all knew that "a li., which was half the tr.
..v er the blackeirt of bee." seal Wlr•
n 1111 l her if year,, hail been trying to thiow 'le.,. it
•.11 the Church of Pawl:mil lad) a mill .itrai -I
truth, ..per wh lel) they hail built a large mitierrti ain•
of misn•presentation, and one .4 the gr..ated t
iiii.repeaentationa wa, that which elivracteria.l tlii•
Clove,' of F:ngland as the enemy .4 religious...Pub',
It wan mid the Church was everything tlivt a.•
arbitocratic, and therefore everything that a3o. 1.-030
and that [hoar who il-Orral t.• have religire 4
could not have it, owing to the irncial ativina
upon it by the religinies tepidity nf the C hO
F.ngland. The Church of hngland waa by far
the greatest of Chriatiam organiaationo, ay. that if ...
Were disisitabiished and di...n(1.w., thia
priirent ea lilting,
institution which had th. greateldwealthand waiver.
would Amya he, tippermoat in the mind, id
and
ion "lurch*, ainndtlituewi.nnkiltomb".stlier"irtkritiha"ter;hr.l4.
"mope' thrown to it., so that Iwiipin wiinlij ri.4 en
P'lnfl4.l4 ivialitY by the disestablishilient fth"
Church. lie apprehe.n.l.l it w.. not true that th''V
intended heaping a stigma on their N. ne.s,fon.e4
(pencil in any nity. It hall heen represented the._4l
the I,sheyation Society that wen, it not for the'
lireet.ige in connection with the Church th.se ‘eve
multitudes wi,, %souk, not he imaing it. wlltenast.:
alit., that the 'fruition ol the clergy t..tall.el t.. heas,
ellri.t which looked with acorn ..n tho.. 001/1•313
Anil that the laity wen. incliarel to fl!
Steer e'ca,,,ili. Swish ainportatice. rod
intbience, belonged not to a po..ition, hut to a
They could not think for .405 moment whit
• tion.l-, they had who tried tri disparage
ilistituton like the Church by mad littie
They want., tog,, um. loreema .d the 1-.4 '''l
Mtaii leasons of hietnry to awl whether the 141,m1.
Ensll.lld deaerved to he that which ithe had be.o
they
.h,kti.,naatitunwalnaOthi,n
i.tre.
l ob h.
h r./ his
tcountry. Vs li'n
ChUrch of England an being cododen.ive with the
nation, it would ht. t„
truth that th- Church of England had ever 'wen .4..
church of every individual, and yet not 1° II"'
Church of the nation, Iswause it had Is.en
nation working for national purposes, fr.on the
earlieet boginning to the preeent time. When tfiev
imolai of the Church .4 the nation, they lied terra'
which wecc "fie" misleading The CI Ai s.vi
of the nation, and the 'lamas Wa. Part "f
Meer. Liar. • Th.,. could not 4.4 f '
Church and :nett as (els.rat. ismies. Eve: -114'
tins country was • State, ea they under-mod
it had always had tho privilege of 111 l n 1""
the Chunli. At the time when this country wv•
under the dominion of little teddy king', thew ia
..he little chiiroh lietting an elialliple te I.IW.
.4 the, "Mr'', and when they saw a etidel
Church they fought to bring aboin a united nation.
(Apph.) They, however, fail..l tr. do vo by force.
and it was the bishops who h 'ill the
State together, and to have, the, empire romol.d."
under one head. (.Ipplattae,) Evor diner* it levanai
r obited kirlirdoto, it had had the Church at
Di Wive the Stale all it,, wisdom and in—al innuelm-
ft .reat applause.) The Church had n.it only helf.!!!
to weld the State together, but to bring it. Pm
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prudence into a conaolidated form. Therefore Ow/
had a right to call it *national Church. especially
there was no place in this vaet empire u'1..1"
Church had not made it., hold. 1.11.1.1a00.0
property ou 1.0 ght 131 aacred to „
the ''ll-t
the property the Church
...
t glebe lands, and certain monk:, given te it ?!
dilferent times, and mused in vari.m. ways. A•d"
"State loud church," that required no refutation ~p
I, part. The State had never endowed the Chunk
..r pail the clergy, oscepting in oue or two install.,
when it any., to the Uhurch it gave 4. van"'
Nonconformist bodies in England and Ireland.. 7
what the Church had rearived from the &Al!". 4'
hew than what the State gave to Noeconfornutb
argument could be logical which would take IT,
the loamy, front the Church as went of tan

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