Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-06

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| THE FArALIsT, OR THE FoKTUNEs OF GODoL-
| PHIN.-By an Essayist on the Passions 2 vols
philadelphia, Lea e. Bianchard.-" Characters in
high aud low life the passions Of love and remorse
in their strongest FORMS form the staple of this
VEL the g hero" being a villais, for the which
lection the author apologiscs by saying that " as
shi ps by night obtain from be- cons knowledge Of
their situation 81 we, tost on the dark waters OF
life, by mplating the errors and guilty actions
of our fellow me n shall avoid the qucksands aud
rocks whereon reckless voyagers have been lost"
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ished and sold by Ed'card Dunnigan, No = Fni
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sold by that enteresting young publisher, Dunnigaa,
no got up the yer; beautiful Catholic Manual That
took the lead of all Others in this country All good
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taius CHI curious matter. Here are two extracts
about Kissing the Pope's Toe" and the "Virgin
Mary"
s.The custom Of kissing the cross, embroidered the
Popes SHOE consequence of his elevation above all
other powers The Emperor Constantine kissed the foot
of Sylveser the Emperor Justian that OF Pope john
Justinan exhibited Pope Constantine and Charles to
Clement vIII the same mark OF their suhJecton to him
Christ in the person ohs vicar and this ceremony oh
served by all kings and their ambassadors
The Catholic church reveres tradition the second
channel OF the revelation, which God has made, and
from which derive the knowledge OF many points Of
doctrine that are not found in the Scripture.
also by the abuse of simple expression that the
innoy to weaken i'll some hearts, devotion
Mary As long they said that the clergy made the
people honor Our Lady with special veneration,
found any thing in that which not just and salutary
of her children eminent learning and sanctity
have taught and practsed it. This name OF Our Lady
OF the Italian language They have, in some manner, pa
rodized it by raasatng no French by the barbarous
word Malone, at the mention OF which, the smile Of ri
dicue curs on the lips of impiety.
Heartless men ifyou respect not her whsm the Jesus
gave you as mother-in whom God has done great
things and whom all ages have called biesscdrespect at
least conjure the refuge OF sinners, the consolation
OF the afflicted.
we give to her Son. The handmade of the Lord would
fuse the alteration that belongs exclusively to Him. We
only Law before her necessities aud invoke her pro-
lection: because we know that she will not reject the
who mpore her aid, and that she is the canal
by which the most abundant graces are communicated to
men.
40, Virgin Mary the worlds were not yet in being
God had scattered them the immensely ofspace
like grains of sand the shore-aDd yet even then
thou vert this holy and powerful God, object OF
complacency and Loves and already in tbs spendor OF his
eternal throne he prepared ny dssn,es OF
bless thee.
90 Virgin Mary the worlds did not yet exs-God had
scattered them through the immensely Of space as
grains of sand the sea shore-and already from the
eternal heights God behed man created innocent fallen
an raised again by lecmer In my sterious council
the gust Trinity chose thee to be the Mother Of this
Redeemer, who to be Manhood! May all creatures
bless thee
40 Virgin Mary Thou art the Mother of the Incarnate
Word Never did the sin Of Adam sully thy innocence;
ney could the serpent whose head thou dd crush
TO thee Thou art nine Thy SOUL pure the light
sullied by the least exhalstion of human fray
Thou vert conceived born AM always ddst remain imma-
culae Thy stainless sanctty shines in eternity like the
stars in the armament May all creatures bless thee!
o. Virgin Mary when the blood of thy Son flow ed
down the cross on the guilty earth-when ddst offer
him the Divine justice for the salv alton of the human
racethis Son, exhausted by suffering, claimed thee
mother of all all represented at the foot of
the cross in the pcrssn OF the well beloved disciple. At
that solemn thou ddst doubtless say as at the in
sanaton Of the word Be done TO me according to thy
word May all creatures bless thee
30, virg Mary Mother Of God and of men thou art
indeed blessed in all places and at all tines The mariner
nvokes thee his eossed bark when about TO been
guphed in the abyss Of waters the warrior carries thy
image the buckler guard him against the
perls ofthe combat the Levte and the solitary imlore
thy assistance enable to resist the rude assaults Of
child; the dying Christian fixes thee his eyes kings lay
their thy feet; priests and people all unite to
celebrate thy NAV all creatures bless thee
80 Virgin Mary mother Of God and of men from the
height of heaven thou dost extend thy mantle the
tions that invoke theeon the nnumerable children in
this valley of tears who sigh after and raise their eyes
thee. None escape thy maternal care Thou dost sec
thou dost reckon them in the bosom of God by the
light Of God the shepherd ami counts has hocks IN
| the noonde ray May all creatures bless thee
40, Virgin Mary mother Of God and OF men after God
thou shalt be the first object Of my song. As long can
praise and bless here below will praise and bless thee
Aud when my icy tongue shall 10 form sounds
when my shall feel the grasp Of DEATH and
heat, will for eternity praise and bless thee thrice holy
/ God, and the august mother Of God and men, Amen"
| Social DgsTIyy or Man, OR ASSOCIATION, AND
/ REoRGASizArioS OF IsDUsrRY, by Albert Bris-
| bans-Such is the title Of work which has
Just appesred-the practical object Of which is to
prove that by better organization ofindustry, and
4 with tho great economics which association, the
product ri agriculture and manufactures, would pro-
duce the real wealth OF country could be immense
ly increased; that poverty could be rrmedied, and
that that is while good interes and safe invest
/ nent could be guaranteed 90 capital, the condi-
tion Of the working classes might be greatly amelio-
rated.
| The author apprehends and very truly, that the
proposal Of any reform or change in the social sys
TEN as IL at present exists, will be denounced as i'm
able and visionary, and IL is probable Tor that
reason that he has devslcd the first half Of the
lume to the examination Of preliminary questions
| wksther the passions are gOod-whether human
| nature rs capable of harmony and Justice, etc.-in
order to ceun'eract any uBfayorable impressions,
which may arise in the mind of the reader. We will
say for the work. that its tendency is highly moral,
and that IL is characterized by true phianthrophy