The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17 00:00:00

TRI BISNKTT JUDGMENT.'

Isiow ea the higher. anthoetty theft " • twee
*Mei ..to manot stand," • sideogent that
heolsil.no good to tho listabliehed Chunk of Ingland.
Wit have Dr. Posey sand his whets thromeolas to secede
V Deed Shaftesbury and hie lanes make the reeding
of lbsAthenesien steed Co longer ommulsory. The
Weft Cluiesias man look. oust this little quarrel with
Lidecomposure, kuoinug that the result must be for
g.oted of tin Church of Christ. If tho print' pre
nee the days of the eatablialud church are numbend,
sad lAA its fall tie power to do harm will in •
_great
sessare ho tam out of tine priests' hands. U the
led wilds layman wooed, 'hi Chureh will be rid of •
heel of unfeithful ministers, sad this may be • "
• of bar tranquility." As a man goomittmes ging
en importation boggar • trifle to get rid of him, lie
Vita that Dr. Posey and his priests are ohne, got rid
el et the prise of • greed.
Mar me our Bishops doing much to reassure the
hew' members of our Church. We have seen two of
theft goiog out of thou diocese to Clifton, to strengthen
the beads of one of the most notorious violators of the
law, sad to support him in pramices which have beim
="agaiest by hie own Bishop. To quote Um
ipt Ailglist the 10th, "thour sooduol is, we
Mould think, almost unparalleled, for it is a deliberate
ingssforenos, in • ow where, in regard to vestmonts,
MOM, procession, adoestion, and other innovations, Mr.
Biamaisli • own Bishop la "trivia' amicably to roduse •
&de to obeiienes to the laws emblematical, and so
Meld the easedal of • legal premonition." And sitar
the Inevitablo lusohne on that wasion, lbs Bishop of
Seliebary delivered Me sentiment as follows ' And
limbs ems to ("Vika and taken part in the Minion
el that day, ho would venture to express his sosvistion
OMlb. opining a such a glorious church as All heists,
and the partakiag in snob worship, sooducted 'Minn
diesity, sad reveniaos, sod d•votioa, an thin bad wit-
most that day, wee • work of love in which the Bishop
01 the neighbouring diocese ought surely to be entitled
Is Wm" do wet mast not expect much from tho Bpi&
sepal &snob, although the Bialtop of Salisbury looks to
itarsaisir Pon-Loglican Synod as • owns of puttang to
rad the Miasmas sont•stlogi.

Bat then there is the livarigulkol party: indeed there
mum ; but where is its ltflueoes tor good? Not
Ws PAO. we had the consecration of • new thumb in
Partland, under strictly ltriuigelioal mimeos'. Now the
Marsh ignores the faree of episeepal oonereration,os
stew enacted, altogether : excised it from her services at
the ltdormatioo, and never replaced it. tio every
&mhos) does what, is right to his own eyes; and per-
bee snalt a handbill se &lamented the eonseoratiou of
iL hoses, Portland, was never surpassed for absurdity
awl proiaaity. Let, us remember it wee • Weft of woe-
efikeetact not a mute hall that wee to be opamerated.
than was the service in church and formal eon.
Illemettea by the beahop ; secondly, tams was • de,}stiner,
te wide& the bishop bad promised to attend, at three
ellinimp a heed; thirdly, tame was • garden party sad
teglitialy bend, one shilling • head ; lastly there wee •
One party sad amateur cencert at tid. • head—and so
the aura was oonsearsted, Truly the Carol/an
has little shame of being elevated by Eveagell-
:lll:r_enortes. . . . .

tbs-ref— ors • wooder ii honest Christian UM are
begfaaieg so ask theamel yes whether they an not degrad.
Me War profession by being any loupe mixed up wish
WM • gigantic sham as the Established Church has now
MOW Amoug other men the Rev. Ospel Mequon,
Me el the ablest profiteers in London, has felt con-
eleaked to protest against the false position In which
MU plead by the bonen Judgment, if that ma be
MEM a lodgment in which josuos was utterly ignored.
Mew Mat the highest Coon of Appeal in the Choral
bM oedemd what the bishops have iong been loiter-
ing, is seems that things •141 00gibe to such • pees that
SIMI poles* of honest Protestot man is almost men.
dareele. The Ito. Copia Molinetit's pamphlet is
eamarkable for honesty and plain slimming, and will well
repay the oast sad trouble of reading, for honesty at
Me preseet time in liasliesaatioal motion le a rare
MOW Hers is posidvely an Evangelical Clergyman
Who oases his omit:does above his workUy position.
Alter explaining the native of the lodgment, be gives
the !Sigma of the public press upon toe result of It,
id wide* we will reprint one or two extracts from throe
"rathat represein all the intelligenee of the people.
n* hew n It has hitherto been understood that ,
tie Matireml Cherie taught the National lieligioa ; but
If It tesekea almost any religion that may please the
dew, may be questioned whether the nation Ma be
NAM ea to rapport the Establishment."
IL The 140 But the real point which must prams
apes all thoughtful members of the Chunk of &placid
U Ude sues the reeogultton of the aothortgy of the
Pops, who is there loft to distinguish that Chords from
tis Much of Home, or • Protestant from • Emmental ?
What dostaine or observant» is there widish by law, as
WM &IMO, • clergyman of the Potablished Church
MeV leet preeob or prodies which would be preached or
proithed by • priest of the (lurch of Rome!'
IL The Atrawsiter "On the other hand, if fuggy of
&rectos I. not • desideratum in an Establisned Charoh,
why turn out Mr. Voysey t Surely there I. room for
Ilathembein as well as priesterat in • limo Comb.
Bat it appears that Mery is room for both Jilt la not too
bewail, expressed. Perfect freedom of expression is
set allowed, although, U • man be willing to Moat his
desolates in convenient ambiguity, he may nourish as
may bensies as he pleases. The effect of tots judg•
Meat will be injurious to the morality of tha Chetah.
People will may, and justly, that Mr. Voysey vie lost
hp his honesty, and Mr. Bennett saved by hie clever-
leer"

4Th. wug.,„4.7. • ;,etre (Boman Catholic) 'A
Obsteh nitwit paraffin the teaching of heresy, width
bee enlarged It. soincliag-gronad to hold opposing
destrines, and to admit • variety of oontradiatory
opiallens, cast no longer, •Ith any shin of reason, olaini
le be regarded in any sort as • whams to Divine truth,
let Divine truth is 0114 1100 is 1110160•0 of every error."
AM having cUaeounted retain o:leader to seeerion,
end great mortals masons Is its favour he oreludes with
ther words "If the Church of Ragland ia to abide as
ash i—a monstrous sombination of troth and error_
ei
Protestantism and Rooraism—of light sad darters
—4 testi:way for Christ, rd yet also testimony
=Christ ;—if this must needs be so, then!
y, seriously, end as In the eight of God, ash,
Mdii or duty MOCOSIISOUS question I I presume
ad to answer it for any other man living; nor to judge
asp ether man living for the answer, be It what it may,
width he may feel right to give ; but I do presume to
wirer the question for myself ; and ttat with perfect
esalidenee; and the answer is —thoession is my Duty I
Lad that duty I am, Gnd helping me, fully prepared to
dheabarge; yes,—real, radical Reformation tarrying
with it the Revision of the Prayer-book being impress.
lisabl•—/ mill seer& I I will not, directly or indireotly,
by Ouleeat, or complicity, a anew's, or, in any icier Ids 0
=O, th idolatrous w.lrsitip which, the Judicial
ttee of the Privy Council, have, by their aoquittal
of Yr. Bennett, end legal rrognition of his destrises,
pervaded to coin, and to all furor and primers, to
be eta up, is the Church of God, r by Ise established
hi these realms."

Oempared with thle lamptage how poor and paltry
snail the vain *cruses 'hug" men are making for not
gertiagainst this most iniquitous judgment I The
alch Lev b• quite sure of this that the storm is
giltbering around her; &ad the men who for the sake of
tisk pontiffs are clinging to an apo.tato Establidimeot
will be the nest to feel the weightof that storm. lJnitad
West sod protest against Episcopal Treseon and
I.l=at might have saved the Chunk which
sad tinio-servint have now brought to the
Esedg• of destruction. r. C•pel Molyneux may be
arm to mak* some earuidoe in oherbases to the
of his cosaoience, but be will not be without
bls reward. Even in this world he will hays the respect
sod emilideaos of all who love and esteem uprightness
▪ beers sod °learns= of purpose. If, as some affirm,
• Naillosal Church ought to include *very kind end
Oros of teaching. and it may be so; thee it is equally
dew that a Christian men ham no bumbles. in ire oom-
mualoa.

• " Tbe Bonnett Judgment : Our Duty, +tut is hr
ity the Bair. Oa* Kolysonz, B. &. Vicar at St. Paul's,
&nth Keassigton. Landes: Ilustand Co., Prim Oats
Mats&

THI AUTUMN IiANCEUVRES.
Warms°tutz &rocs, Wade,.
The Dorset battalion marred in bars—four mike
fierehrage---st sunset, after • good day'e work,
iss rats wre Amok at peep o' day, sooa rafter which
lite invading force marched off to do battle with the
Ifirthara host. Bator* half-an-hour the battle rm.
misard in fall view of our baggage raiz, which was
awaking orders to more. It wet • splendid eight.
Mir two or three hors' fighting, the Northern army
mired, and we married off to this pliee--• distroe of
berm 6 and 7 mlles—in drenching rain. Now (clue
p.m.) the ram are jut getting their dinner.
BALIEBVIT, Ib:MEAT EVZIMIG.

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Operations oammenoed today, at an early hour, in
lie Immediate neighbourhood of Wytys. The Southern
wee the &et to 0900 fire, and immediately after-
wu • ruse, the 6th Dragoon Guards, who formed
&dr extreme cavalry right, raptured the In life
Oeesde, three 'gumtrees of the 13th Humor; and •
Weep of Wiltshire Yeomanry. Them troops had oon•
aegeently to retire for the rest of the day. The ',p-
essary troop dashed poll mall into the dragoons. 'west-
ern about • more of themselves and • Ilse number of
their opponents. The two divisions of the Southern
army then aosoentrated themselves on Lamb's-down,
where they had oonstruoted some extensive trenches,
sad there waked the week of their Northern foes,
mite occupied ths heights to the eastward. Kerr's
divielon attempted to wry the *entre of the Southern
divides, bet was repulsed with bear' lam The South-
ern faros at Wyly. was 'shamed and • brilliant
swag t followed. iiiiher up the line
earinhat con ict raged, which resulted in a severe shook
he the right watts of the Northerners. Hire the
umpires stopped the fighting, and decided that their
Me reverses bad more than neutnuieed the sasessees
gained duly in the day by the Northern Army.

DOULINGITuJ DuWA TtIVIDAL

Our estop wed at Berwick Si, Jamie, while that of
ear foe lay on Wintarbourr.• litokedown, three or four
idlee further north. Nearly midway between the two
maw Stoo•hsags, and bars it was expected the two
mules woald come together, as we should probably
Maks ea attempt to reach the town of Amesbury, whieb
be would try to Kermit ilk. gave battle at all. lf this
bal been our lases*" It was frustrated by our sate-
geetit, who puked Us form rapidly forward In advasste
of the peettion awned, and took pommies of the ridges
✓ossiag from Winterbourne village to Normaatoo
stewst RR vedettes wore seat forward to Labs-down,
whore our scouts of the light brigade mine IMOD them
sow after sight o'oloolt. At ibis tune the Infantry of
beth armies wain mill some Outagee In the rear, 'ad
(era wog while nothing could be sew but the wary ,
1111•WeWebte of Use honeaten, and the waving of slgual
4... dm dietaat hills. The artillery opened oil our I
vadinseildng salaam from Normaket clews. Theo oar
oh Komar' sad Lammers made • dab for • eseassaad-
... paigkft known as Foshill, and having masa it,
-tiLyers soon followed by • battery of Royal Hon.
; Wore the gum could be unlimbered we were
woad by a shut from some gum masked by the
*NM 0/00e betind his cavalry skirmishers, and atarmy
Own within a arab" of barrows. Ralf • battery of
awl lUDS Wee brought down the slope below to. Druid's
Bat to amino them, and for a while there was a
WPM ortalles7 deal at sloes gamier., until the earay's
gums bad to retire hummed ey °ovary. . The Noose-
bed wan seat lip to redeems the patties by a
amploarrimegaifiellss trdiliht elf will& wed/ hoes
11Ple 00 NO 11/1 0007 Walt Ova, igua!

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