The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-23

Il SAkM w &sftuNAtAlC- % ms AraNIulaa.A
seem % be stirring among Ihs people. Al
length that light IRON Lniher's genius hss
g0 inI0 he kingdom. and he abuses Of
Popery are pointed =. and sbe vices Of
the priesthood noticed. and he power Of
The clergy resisted and eircumseribsd.
The way Is evidently preparing fnr reli-
gious federation: and shsn thar takes
place Professionalism will speedily be viz
torio1s; and when that is ihe case, Spain
will be free. Until that time. do nos
see how freedom Is possible. UnIil
then, it is In be feared there will be no.
hing but succession Of sanginary reEo-
lut0ns.
Great freedom of debate. j. exercised
in the sessions of the Cores On the
subject af Ecclesiastical ahases, and
tone is adopted in regard 10 the domIpa.
ton Of the Pope on The one hand. and
the character Of The clergy On The other.
which augurs well lar The deliEeranre If
lhe kingdom from the dsspnlism of bn,h
An energetic speaker. Marine de Eslaseo.
declared m a recent debate that the Court
IF Rome must yield lo the anihaFily Of The
Spanish Cories. s. II j. necessary 10
cpmhai the court Of Rome plaIaiy; il Is
necessary 10 treat the curt n linn. a
wild beast: either cringe tn il. nr cut on
/ is head. And this - what the Cores
well know. AID the Roman court ton
shall know IT, situation. shall know that
the nineteenth century, 10 not the twelfth.
and that new senIimenis and ideas are
/! prevailing correspondent with new prIn-
eiples and modes ni aruOu. Lei the
clergy he taught those principles which
now. lorsooih. are admired a. novelty,
. when the true novelty il in the abuses
under which those principles have been
forgotten. and tina, beautiful ecclesiastical
discipline concealed. which ought tn have
endured always. Let the clergy he DIS
tinguished, not by their lmmnniiies and
privileges, but By their virtues. and then
they will be treated with ias, and gene
rous respect"
What would he the tenor af Don Car
los's reign, could he once Obtain the
monarchy. is sufficiently intlicaledhy the
sangulnary and snperslillnns policy With
which lie has carried an tile war. II will
be remembered tlst in 1885 he appoint.
ed the IS Holy Virgin" Gsnsraiissimo Of
his troops. The l.rnclamauon deserves
TO BE- again recorded. " The mast holy
virgin de ios Dolores hag'nr heen declar.
ed by me Generalissimo of my troops. ii
becomes my duty, from mouEes OF veue-
ratinn and pieiy. TO distinguish with the !
title 1t GeRersiisslno the royal standard, |
which bears for ITS device this august !
image. and in consequence ordsin that i
this august aud royal standard be not
lowered before any person. mi even be.
fore me, and that the same h0nors and
ssluies be rendered to- IL as TO the holy
sacrament"
Don Carlos promises To restore the
Inquisi,ion, and renew the diminished
power and splenhor nj the Roman Calho-
lie despniism. In this way he has gain
ed and still maintains aiherents. working
upon the blgotry and superstition ol the
people, aud accusing the liberal party Of
an inienunn - overthrow the Roman Ia
thnlir Religion. and establish universal
EleraiIn@. On ihls account the Curies
viii at present be compelled To use eX-
treme cauutfn m any measures that Look
toward al end dnslrahip m itself. and
1T such IncalcuIah, bpueli, to the king
dom, - tnr tol~rauoa o. Pr,testantlsh
Yet the British CnHs.i observed tn me a
sn0rt Ime since. that h" entertained the
hope THAI within the space of two wears
the proposition of religious liberation, al
ready at one time agt'aied. would he cat
rled. An Eplsrnral chapel would pro.
bably he Imwedtstrtv rrrc'ed N Malaga
and other cities IN Spain. and a wide and
eff-etual door walli be- opened for the IN.
trodacuon OF Prnrestant missInus 10 every
part at the kmgdnm The space nf Two !
years may he an earlier period dian can ra.ss
uoDally be fixed for the accomplishment
ii such a measure, but II cannot lnnc be
delayed. The example has already been
set nv the kingdom oil Portugal, and snon !
1t will inevitably be followed in The Spa.
nish natIon.
The kingdom at present is in state
oil qnIetude greater than has been enjoy
ed for long season. The year. pas,
have been marked by such dreadful cou-
fiicts and crueliles; frIars murdered ~
their cells. governors pat 10 tlcath at noon.
day, robherles aud assassinaunns as com
mon almost as profane oaIhs--that the
kingdom seemed relspsIug into a state
far more savage than civilized. There
are fewer interruptions oG travellers a, the
present moment. in this part Of The king
dom at least, and greater safety for ones
person and purse. The firm establish
menl Of The liberal parry would tend T
greatly 10 give confidence and vrgor To
commercial intercourse, and security aud
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