Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24

halt If were prince OF that country so would ven
turs Acmcidiom thereon and would throw a IA tine
river Maldow. l admonished the people deveuIy to
pray 10 God to take away the devil; the same was
done accordingly, and the second year after me
changeng died. In Saxhnia, near unto Halberstad,
was a man that also had kiIcrop, who sucked the
mother and FIVE other women dry; and besides, de-
voured very much. This man was advised that ne
should, in his pilgrimage at Halberstad make pro,
mise of the kiicrop TO the Virgin Mary, aAd should
cause him there to be rocked. This advice the man
followed and carried the changelng thither In bas-
ket. But going over river, being upon the Dndge,
another devil that below in the rver called and
said, "Killcrop, killcrop Then the child the bas
ket, that never before spoke one word answered,
:" Ho, ho!' The devil IN the water asked further
"Whither art thou gong" The child N The paskel
said, am going towards Hockiestdd, 10 oar LOVING
mother, to be rocked" The man, being much al
frghed thereat threw the child with the basket over
the bridge into the wafer. Whefeqpon the Two aeVlls
flew away together, and cried, "Ho, no, ho,' tumb
ling themselves one over another. and SO vanished
Such changelings andkllcrops, said Luther, Suppona
Satan in iocum rerorum ftiorum for the devi hath
this power that he changeth children, and instead
ayeth devils ia the cradle, which prosper not
only they feed and suck. But such changelngs live
not above eighteen min teen years. oHoquia
lenSatiG.
TIE JEsulrs.-What the Jesuils have been, we
shall y6ry briefly show 1t is known that Henry the
Ill, Of France not a favorte with the order OF
the Jesuits and although they were no strangers TO
using the secret dagger yet they thought they might
90 more openly 10 work with this monarch, and even
Justify regicde. The subject was discussed IN the
Sorbonne and after mature dellberalion OF lhe
doctors assembled, TO the number OF seventy and ma
wing heard several different reasons drawn, Principally
from the Holy Scriptures, well as from the holy
canons and the decrees Of the ponttis was concu
ded by The president of the same faculty, without one
dsseatient voice. end this IN the form of council TO
remove the scruples of the said people-frst The
people 81 this kingdom and released from the oath OF
dalff ~ Kan IA
may, IN safety OF conscience arnl unite, raise money
and contribute towards the defence and preservation
OF the Catholic apostolic, and Roman religion, against
the horrible projects and attempts Of the said king
and his adhercnts, since he has violated the public
faith, 10 the prejudice ofhe said Catholic reglon the
edct Of the holy union and the natural liberty OF the
convocation OF the states. Farther the sad faculty
OF Paris has deemed proper 10 send these conclu.
sions the pope, that he may degn to approve and
coHfirm them by the authority OF the holy apostol
see, and by this means succor the Gallcan church,
which is in the greatest danger.
The crime of Henry III. against the Jesults was,
that he had refused to establish the inqusltion in
France; and at Blos, in 1888, he dared thus to al
lude the crimes of The clergy His Majesty de-
MAIDS from the clergy, since they are charged with
the reformation Of others, to begin by reforming their
own lives, and give good example 10 the other or
ders OF the state" This not to be borne by in
solent, factious Jesuils they established an "impe
riam in impero !" they no. only pretended to owe no
allegiance themselves 10 the sovereign, but they en-
take up arms against him and that no scruple
whatever might remain in the minds OF the igncran
and supersttous they engaged to send their decisions
to Rome to have the authority and appreciation of the
Pope The principle, therefore, Of absolving nation
from its allegiance considered to be principle
of the Ro,nish Church. The Jesuits, indeed, knew
that their doctrine would receive full sanction frons
that Pope who the preceding year, had pretended by
a bull, to lay all England under an Introduction, and
TO declare Queen Elizabeth usurper, hereto, and
communicated, and ordered the English TO Join the
Spanlards to dehrene her. promising great reward
TO those who would her person, and deliver her
up to the Catholics, TO punish her for her crimes.
The Jesuts of France absoved the people from
their allegiance the 7th of January, 1885, AID on
the 3st Of July following the same Jesuits, con-
tent with preaching the doctrine of assassination,
seized the dagger and plunged II into the heart Of
the sovereign. The news Of the murder OF Henry
Ill. was received with transport at Rome Jacques
Clement was called the "blessed" by the Pope HIM
SELF whose christian charity refused that funeral
should be performed for the repose of the soul
of the assassnated king. Yet history tells us that
this Pope, Sixtus ", though he sanctioned the
own principles abhorred and detested them as incor.
rightly wicked and criminal When pressed to choose
his conessor out of their society, he said, ut would
be proper that should confess the Jesuits than
choose them for my confesscrs."
BIBLE AND CRowS.-When an abandoned fellow
wishes to carry on deep-laid scheme Of villany 10
debauchery and corruption; to calumniae the people
and enrich himself with the spoil thereof he assumes
the matte Of the Bible and Crolrn, affordng the
most convenient shelter for every species Of vice.
Witty and hypocrisy.