The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

ness from this fatal pasture. Rcprove, IN
treat, insist OH all occasions, with all doctrine
and patience, in order that the faithful, at
tachng themselves exactly to the rules
our Congregation of the Index, may be per-
suaded, that if they let the Holy Scriptures
be indiscriminately translated into the vul-
gar tongues, there will result, in oonse'
quence of the rashncss ofmen, more evil thar
good.
"'rhs is a truth demonstrated by expert
cncc, and which st. Augustine more than all
the others, has made known by his words
There have been formed hcresics and per-
yarsc dogmas, w,ticia involve the souls OF men
il her snarcs, and drag them down the
abyss only because the Holy Scriptures have
not been wen understood, and, having Ill
understood them, men have supported thcll
false interpretations with rashncss and auda-
city,
"Such. venerable brethren, is the tcnden-
cv Of this society, which, es'dcs, onhits moth
ing for the accomplishment of is inpious
wishes for it boasts not only OF printing the
| translations, but of disseminating tlicm by go
/ ing through the towns; and there TO SeAucc
the simple bv'a pcridious liberality, choose
TO distribute them gratutlou"ly
"Wc cNhort you not toilet our courage be
this we rely with confidence on the Lord,
the power of Secular Princes, who as reason
aud experience show, defend their own cause
in defending that Of The authority Of the
Church; for never will it be possible for man
to render unto Cesar the things which arc
Cmslr's, without rendering unto God the
things which are Gods. You will also
haze for YOU, to speak as st. Leon did, tho
GOOD Offices Of our ministry towards You all.
In lour crosses, in Your doubts, and all Your
necessities, have recourse 10 this Apostolic
guidance. For God, rs St. Augustine said,
k" has placed the doctrine oftruth il the chair
OF unity
N. CHAJEAIBRINND.
The following paragraph is the conclu-
sion nf an article in the Journal dcs Debats,
a paper in She direction Of NJ. Chateau1ri-
anl
Let US not deceive ourselves, a new war is
commencing for nations, VIII it be happy Z
--t;od Lnows. As to us, It is only given us
to prepare ourselves tor future events and to
have lrcscntimcnt What they arc to be, that
VIC may avoid useless opposition. The only
man who could .stnp the movement Of the
age is no more. The arms which divided
thc rocks of tho Smpion to make Il route to
our glory, has Been III it, turn broken. The
formidable op'rcsscr It public liberty was
thrown Aic n ;hr lect oi' the people OF The
new world Nh0sc Ibcrty IS now frrnenting.
But n his progress lie accelerated tho aye
III thrmiddlc niold empire, NY WAS hmseltal
Astonishing Noyclty and if by hi dcapctism
ht checked the dcvcinpcmcnt 81 IDEAS he
promoted ~ his cAtrlotcinary singa}rity,
WhateE CT there was grand and hiddcn ii the
spirit of the times. ihc Atlantic IS only Il
brook which Is passed in 4 few days; and the
influence of the policy OF thc Stit"s Which
may be established III America, will III F,it
in Europe. This is already :. change Ger
many, released from the swuy Of our a~laYi,
has only reestablished the half IT her CotlIic
constitution.
The fcderativc bond is renewed in DIFF
fcrent manner, and Representative goycn.-
monts,haye entered into the union. Ii is agj-
tatod that i'll her attempts to repair the ruins,
she has thrown them down on herself
Portugal has re-cstablishcd its ancient Rc-
preventative government. Spain, which ut
first took rcN olution for liberty, will sooner
or latter find the latter in It's ancient Coltcs.
Spain is never in a harry, hat IS not done TO-.
day, will be d0!re Tomorrow; and in its
Christian resignation, there is something uf
the patience Of Sod, whose orders she awaits.
Constitutional monarchy is not formed in
France of written code, though we have a
printed ST ut laws---.it is the daughter OF the
age and II cNruts like the ancient monarchy
Of CIR fathers.