The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

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mem- sto,ightforward and out.poken can
..:?11 If England permits this. i,he will, 1 oe proved to be
other steps as may be deemed adviscable to give effect to of unsound mind, and in need of some ctr.e taker. The
the,xesolutions carried at the town'sarteeting under the Pope's writ de lunatic° inquirendo y properly be
presidency of our chief magistrate. (Continued applause. I returned, with the g, atifying demonstration that Joh-ti Ben
eanaet yet inform the cardinal hear tartly hundreds off is the lunatic. It %NM be mere childishness after that to

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influential names will appear on this. committee ; but 1 ea
thinka-may venture to say th&t if he really indulge in the for the restraint of tl
fond hope that the storm is abating, it as a proof that another-subjeet I woul

)f the InquigiCon or

y other invent ion ofu isdorn
. (Loud applause.) On

even ugrare cardinal can be beguiled by a day dream as I struction upon before I sit down .1 mean the att smpt
far as:possible removed from the realities of truth. The made buy Rome and Ronoonizers in England to undeceive
storm abated ! Has his eminence ever :heard of what your eoreid, are in the Bible, and render it subordinate
seamen eall.a lull ' There may he a lull. (Cheers and and subservient to the swim' ity of the Church. On this
laughter 4 Englishmen are patient. 'They would very point sir. Bennett, in his leiit.:r to Lord John Russell,
much preier to have the right thing .done in a quiet has adopted the Lue Popish sonii'sm. He says—
constitutionel way, by the authorities.; And .if the cabi- " Let. inejiut it to you, my lord, in the simplest way. You
net will eNorese, and the parliament seaport, :tire known ere quee cettain that the Gospel
,of St. John is an inspired
hook—that it is reavy the word of God. But.on what s.ou.nd
wishes, oot oak,- of the nation, but also .of •the highest
.
Personage in the nation ;—(long continued cheer- do you beheveet ? How do you know that Saint John was in-
spired or wive .the truth, or that the words you read are his
ing)—if the ,eabinat will adyise such a speech from words? We orAy believe it because the Church tells us so;
the throne as ;oar most gracious and most .determi. because the Church examinei into its genuineness and inspirit-
and pronounced it to he so. Now, if the Church be not
nately Protestan' Queen would delight to tatter— tic),
(immense applause)—and if parliament will -return a INFALiTELE, any-one at his pleasure
it,
dispute it—might
suitable arni..clutifehaddress, assuring-her Majesty,oftheir Mete lilt' say,
i i I„:teiliieonvertnieotii!liaTtrigitoyfo';.theY(Ciieccanh owrq,l7crt7s.
cordial support in compelling the Pope to withdraw his pronounced it to tie so, and heeded it doe ato you. In pro
hierarchy, cardinal .sad al!, and to eat his own hull— poi4.ion as you trace away the iniellibilee of the Church
(laughter and liteers)--whatever pain -it may occasion to take away the certainty of the HOly et, ,pi ,ee, I ~
hignifallible digestion--{laughter)—then the storm-;still this then, my lord, that were I to tell you that the church is
abate, arid in the calm ?that follows Archbishop of West. raiiihis, i ehoeia tell you THAT YOU. HAVE NQ ORoUNDs FOR
BEING A CH KisTIAN. .., .
minster, Bishop of Birmingham, Bishop of Liverpool,
• • There is a home-throat at the confidence' of Englishmen
aGAINST Zvi it oitnn It • , IBishop of Hexharsa. Asiritl.genus wane, will be sounds far in the Word of God. nig gendeman says. we believe it
our mocking birds. rhymes for our nurseries, be wilioh ti,
our children will be taught-anew chapter on infallibility. because the Church tea -us so. Now, I want to tell you,
, to tell him, and everyone who argues es he does, that we
Woeld you like a _specimen by way of variety ? (Y
IWell, • here is one. Even-dogs., -eren
.ti don't believe it because the Church says so.- (Hear,
ehre.i)r national :utility; and now,
TYCheir"Latntacititi3saatlieg:litdtays, our youngfriends expect a little axe. Iu reply to this We say that we hafC three several
in the, and distinct grounds on whichere receive the authenticity
; and genuinness of the sacred wrAings. . These are soften-
rinient.-- tic Instory,ellie still separated law, and the internalevi-
When the Pope speaks plain .
i deuce. • Authentic history bears testimony to the prirni.
lie never speaks in vain—
eee said the boasting race tive doctrines and the writing's. Josenhus, King, Tacittis,
'rent Hildebrand to Boni face. were oattnembei aof the church, bet were a a neses to facts
. ,
This will do for a first verse, by way of introduqion, and We rettuire no proof of the existenee of man as man ; as
then corning at once to our own times:— man -he is qualified and i apable to be a historian. But
1 . . ILl.erooe has chosen hisorizeinan, .- -we do require proof of the existence of men as a church.
1 , And called him Cardinal Wisemee ;
By him he sent a lette-,
Bold lidimen to fetter;
FruotmffiEngciotairoinifeststo sturdy
(frogmen,lay i ,
And Britain's faithful teachers, cb4dars.)
. i.e., as a corporate body entrusted with a commission
from heaven. Of this no proof exists exeetit in the Scrip-
But ; *tures. We moat, therefore, be satisfied of the authority
I of the Scriptures before we can rationally believe in the
existence of a clrurch. (Applause.)• The still separated
COAL I COAL I ; That is, her gospel peeachets. Jew is a standing witness to the netratives of the Old
And ns was plainly seen, Testament and to the comments of the New. Admit
MESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY and CO. beg to England's most gracious Quee . . them, and the problem of Jewish preservation end sepa-
MI inform Shippers and the Publie generally, that they have All, with one voice, said—No !
now constantly on hand, at their -- Cardinal, you must go! (Cueers and laughter./ ration is solved. Deny them, and the Jewish facts before
DEPOT; SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD-STREET. At first he thought it a hoax,
i (fence of the Bible itself is a witness to
itm
our eyes are inexplicable. (Hear.) The internal evi-
aO9nO'sliOhteabret ' gain.anl
(Lancarhire and Yorkshire Railway Arches, Nos. 62 and 63, Then he began to coax.
io.ef.,tbe Holy Spirit, a
Large quantities of good Surely you don't mean so.
! swvihtnnessiltraticnaendnobty be h:sitneasacyle'dn•—g
HOUK?, STEAM, AND _SMELTING COAL, But the cry grew louder—go!
So the Pope a famous pi izetnan,
from their mines at Rainford and" Upholland, which they can . Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman saved to the man himself, though we grant it cannot be
,
deliver at 7s. 6d. per ton; and ' trsn;ferred from lain to another man. It is a matter of
As school-boys say in fun,
SLACK, AT 3s. i Was fain to cut and run ; experience rather than of reason, while history and the
One trial will prove theethese Coals art of exceedingly geed Or, borrowing from Sam Slick, , Jew aldress themselves to the intellect.' The three
quality, being large andlree from dirt. Was forced to cut his stick. . (Loud -laughter.) together appeal to the whole man, end supply grounde
Messrs. A. le and /". MACKAY and Co. having lately erected
el What ! when the Pore had spoken ! - for entire confidence in the- Scriptures; in order that in
some new Machin on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail- . Infallibility broken !
way, they cab no*load carts with the greatest possible expe- Old England said, his pretence is a lie.• . them we may find the institution of the church. (Cheers.)
dition,without Shovelling Or breaking the Coal, Coasting and The Pope had his laugh, he may now have his-cry , Before I' sit down I must read a letter which you will all
other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily leaded in • the His infallibility is all in my eye, I be sorry to-hear.- It is from one of our best friends who
course of a few hours. (Applause and laughter.) Now let us be serious. Though r stood by. es when many ware either cold-hearted or
Ortiess-2, Bronford-viace, and 23, Sefton-street,
Liverpool. Englishmen are patient, and very much preter having the against tr. It is from one who often joined me in this

T. J.,Garringtoit, 51, Chiirch-stseet.
William-Gray, Lord-street.
Robert Woodall, Ellor-street.
Ilattliew 'Weston, 172, Yorkshire,street.
.Thos.itr,W. Rigby, Coal & Salt htelehants
. Jahn Barnes Barrow, Solicitor.
John Nield, eortwood.
Henry Heap, Cocker-hill.

Willfaan Astern. Grocer and Tea fleeter,
T. Pearfon,Foatlethwaite, Solicitcr.
John •Platt,,Bewseystreet.
Woodcock, Tort, and Scott. Solicitor..

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