The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03


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KiFR's CsllsEs. me Rev. ~ Prrelsais
D.. Pn-ey. ard two CO hire ether clergy
mrn. mei IN Ihs henss Of Ihs krft named
rss. grn'lsmsn. shea. islkiPg O.sT lhs
progress &C disssnt.' ard che sapapslaFiiy
and even prsrhesl nrgisei nis wbirh high
ehBrch ptIpeipiss he'd fsllen 81 l~ss yrsrs.
hey csns 10 Eesolulian 10 farn them.
seisss inio soeisiy, lhoafh ~nhosi any
frmsl esgsnizshon. 10 use their utmost
edarts % srUss and bring into pr.cliesl
ressnit On the dsss 81 psineiIlss 70
Ehirh ~e have rrisrrd.
The eelsbrsied fraeas fnr he Timss.
had thsir ousin IN ahe meesins 10 ques-
toa. These u.ris sppensd al irregular
intervals. aad we're psblshsd % prices
ssfyihe. seeordlng % The qusnsity Of nab
irr. irom t~a-pener 10 six pence. Tie
'r.rts so.n siirsesrd general attention from
'hs startling daet'iass they sdsaneedi sod
30 me tendency 81 al II Them wss N eK-
sli he sushsrlJ II the church. and in
crease Ihe tsspofiRnee of Ihe clergy. BY
investing l.em wi,h special sacsedness
ef character he nes rlsss Of opinians
msde rapid, progress among them. Eve
IN successive tract became bolder and boil
der 10 % ionr, aad approached nearer and
nearer ihe- doctrines OF the Church &C
Rome. The pnnclpal writers ~ers DR..
Pssey. ihs Rev. Mr.. Ward. he Rev. Me-.
Williams. Ghs Rev. Mr.. Newmao. and
one or two Others. The series proceed
ed until Il reached No Oh, which 50 Open
ly snd enormously sdsocaied Popish
principles. tIlas The Blshop Of Oxford felt
called upon 20 intsrpose his authority and
put an end To The IaTiher publics,ion Of
the t-scts. The last ol The series. M.
90, created . deep sensation. especially
90 % was soon discovered that IL had con.
lribu,ed TO- make sesersl individuals 60
openly over 90 the Church Of Rome.
The dOclriaes now held BY the Pusey.
lies. who are sometimes called Trarisri-
aus. so closely resemble those of ,he Ro
man Catholic Church, that there can hsr6-
ly DO said. ON most points, To be any essen.
nal difference between them. Among The
points TO which The Pussy lies attach a
special importance. 10 the sssumpnan that
all the clergy Of tbs Church OF Eng;aad,
in common With those Of the Church OF
R,me. have descended in a dreci l,ne
from the apostles. Tits is what 10 called
aposlol,eal succession. They also mann
lain that all children. bspnzed by the es-
tabiIshed clergy. are regeneraled when The
wster 10 spnnkled upon ihem. but they
refuse 10 recognize the baptism OF The
ministers Of other denominations, az bap
ism ., al. They hnlJ that there 10 no
hope Of salvation or ,hnse hn are with.
oui the pale IL the Church. They de-
noDnce The Refnrmanon. aud look for
warfwih fager desire TO union between
The Church OF England aud the Church
Of Rome They maintain iha,,he Church
has an authority shove that Of RE state:
aud that ihr Sovereign aud the Senate are
bound o. snbnit Ia tie d'clom of the
church. They Law but hule suess1on those
docT,nsl matters which The evangelical
clergy in The establishment regard as
necessary 30 salvation. They attach much
greater importance 10 the wrIungs OF the
f,ibets, Than 10 the narratives OF The in-
spired evangelist. and the epislles Of The
apostles.
They hold. indeed, t,afthe Scriptures
ought not L, be read at al by The layny,
unless accompanied BY the EXP POSITION OF
their meaning 10 be found ~ The Book
OF Common Prayer. They virtually re-
jFcl tie atoneneni. and sci aside as ia
nsnc1sm what is regarded ~ other bo-
Dies az the religion oi the heart. they
look upon religion as manly consisting N
the Observance of forms and ceremonies
They MAINTAIN that the bread aud vine
IN The sacraDen, ATE converted. when con
srcraled by The clergy, into the actual
flesh and blond Of Christ. and that the sa-
crameni constitutes a kind of cnntinu alton
81 the ssonement IL Chris, on the cross.
hisfor maintaining these two latter points
IN sermon preached in the Cathedral nf
Oxford. three weeks ago, that DR.. Pnsey
has been Convicted OF p"pish heresy by
a bard III disInes. and sentenced by The
Wee Chancellor 10 two years psohibI-
non from p'esching within The precincts
Of the uniser.Ity The board ol disines,
SIX ~ number, separated without coming
tbs lnrmaf dec,sion; but they afterwards
severslly gave in their decision. and were
unantm 'os in their condemnation Of tha
sermon, as advocating heresy.
De. Pusey las entered his protest
against the decision Of tie board and sen.
lence Of the Vice Chancellor, on the
ground that he was no, heard in his de.
fenc-. AID that The objectionable pIrls oI
bis sermon were not specified. A requi-
sliion. signed by about sixty members Of
convocstion and bachelors Of civil law,
has been fors rded to the Vice Ch.nce!-