Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

nc OF TIE Catholic asiogIaiiua Al hi.
81 have now 10 meniiu,i y lac, 81
poriai.ce to HE peope Of lbfs e.. .,,. '"' co.. =,
the bof ors,ber, the Cove. n..., I"
land have iladr no he's Than II,re. net o..
fa the p,5pe f0t a ctpictrdafuIn Iii .''"'f'u,
The application was aai matte dirpr,,, MAR
law Of pieinunSe prevented !, bn !, ~, ur
az heftu liz by tl'r flanosefian An,b.'' o''e
resp's''ii y, Rome. Hiear.) Three s,.,'u'.
"ppiie1li.n' we're made 10 iae Pope. a,d ,Ne
no" authorized TO slate The airsMs, ~ sm
ness. L was cn,ie Il Il. irrns Of kI,,l,.'i'i'-
tTirndshp ioWmi- the British Go.e,,,,.' and
T. ended with an emphatic declaration u;
II The esltt oics Of ir.iapd mere ro,,n.,' w
no treaty on the subject wonki 6r f"'',
Rome (iinInrnse cheeriog) Inc can, AZ
oil Ireland will join wah me IN pray., r''N
b'ess,nesef Almighty God on His RoI;,.' We
this dee!aration he is the father of ,be VOC
II. chureh; he "iilHot enter into any n,r...
inenI regard'n the government VI IT,
IN this country until the freedom of tic ..','H
lies - established; and his answer 10 m. u
ish Government N the best reply and ,d "'
,ion " ich eau Afr to the Duke of y'""'
aud The security men in England. 1 b,,'t
honor OF having one grand child, and If .,,. "d
cipsiion we're 10 lie had only by securi,ie, :"
atnlosi | co1ld expect would he. ,I,,,' 'f
er"nd-ehid would he grandfather no ~ J
time 'fhs Accomplishment. As am on. 5 80
those who ardenf'y desire to be prc,.nt ,t ,'
festival 10 ceiebrsfe that happy even, VIC
the firm and de'crtnincd foe OF Tie s.c',, '0l
Hear, hear. III do not reject secure, ~.
any hostility to my Pro,ex ant brethren ""h
cause have never rulerta ned toward. >, W.
any feelings but thasp Of affection and .,,t
men,. iHear) am ready to give real
rites those which should brake The Throne ~
aud the empire secure by ei,listing ia sn,,,a''
OF its dig"iiy and we'll being, the aiI,r,,a,,,'
solIcitudes Of the people"
We subjoin the commentary OF the Jona..
Courier on Mr.. O'Cooreil's speech. N'"
" The extraordinary siaiemcnt relatiy. IN a..
concordat deserves the most serions a,,.,,,,. "'
Does II not prove in the strongest and Gu.
light, tire Connection hetwee,i the catholic. as,
n foreign Potentaic, and the iuerfet,.c. ~
that Potenate IN The internal affairs Of , 70.
eign State, and with the sobjects Of Foreir,
Sovereign Remembcr that this interteren'a
is not upon matters OF religion, but upon po;.
cal matters The Pope lays down a bss, Of,
negotaton--a ,ine qua nOu And This !, t.
that the catholics shall he admitted to nol;,;o,,
power-shall be pat upon the same foo,,,o
with Protesiants-And the then he will coT
descend 10 enter into nego,iaiioni-Ia n.
weigh this weli-iet II be Considered and 70
considered by every Brunswick club ,hroreL.
ont the Empire--and then let them dec,do
whether their objections 10 Emancipation vii
not be ten times su"nsrt than they have been
question Of i'oliiaal power is Ia he set.
tied in the first instance by Foreign Prince
whose religion is all alien and adverse 10 IN.
constitution Of Great Bri ain lie 10 10 d;c,a,.
to the British Paria rent the conduct IN he
pursued with respect TO eatholics--,he oath NJ
the Keeper OF Kings conscience must be new
modelled, in order not TO offend the tlelicAcv or
the Pope and his Legate-snd we, are are 70
owe flow in kindness and gratitude for the pe,.
mission granted us 10 share our mi. ileges win,
the catholics who viii not condescepd TO yi.v
II in any other Fight th,n as heretics-beretc.
for whom there is no promise and no hone of
salvation. RecGlirci that we do not ,nnur,
whether the communication, If true. is true in
: hole or only IN part We take ii aud areu.
upon il, on Mr. ID O'Connell's own show in
nnd the mannerin which il was recci,ed Nv tho
ASS citation Sufficiently proves that, so Tar from
any repugnapce az the interference If a For.
eign Potentnie in political n,attcrs, the Agi,,.
4 rs are prepared 10 hnd and welcome il Win
the greatest gratitude and esutatinn. Undpr
such circumstances the increase of the Bruns,
wick club viii not only rot be Ter OF .ur-
prise, but will be o measure Of the most ureent
necessity.