New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

n.r be a7e our itercessr ou advocate our hvnS trtr
living advocate made ntrrcsOn for US and through "
We hay. Access ino the hottest place: believe IN him
WHIT does ,e Other s74 Fis-an jet you need not as'
roo ,ur, Eat fs instead Of flesh Eat uear or iay
bu, "a; butter Fast perform his lsriinae par 'a- P''
for his servce hs II be responsible fory t.s sti's Ne
r,sn God and ron; ia II not Save h runs he
m, Put salvation IN his hands and God Will hold
nm responsible and l-f you go
OF l-se Editions OF Christianity one Is tha' OF fi
non that comes dowa NILroS saws, n The dase 81
.ue along with other rubbish The other i The Christian
-. living Glowing rs came from the niad OF The spr
II ror. 10 ns direct through Tustr eni moa!iE 'h
poIlr1n= traditions, but in the living -verh'as o,c
God inmu tab@, Interchangeable ncorriPtble Tradition VI
;r t-nl-ncy towards forms. for orIn u more -S
mad, III. subi-c matter Of traditions Ihan the SPIRIT mag
Of life not easily handed dowa BIZ tradition and d"sh7
which IL on age i alive loss irs power and life " hrn Il De-
tradition aud the doctrine it>i becomes
Iere4p< sound words bat not OF SAVING Truth ic''
hands down oue the fosn. tn splTlt, not the NE IN
It's luick and r-Jeemin- eaersy-
It- take tie atfniti-S II the svsiemstsir ahnlt'a
mean * q; fact, NOT OF philosophy hoe :" ''
first arr with pspo,isu al the wodd with Arbitrary
paw4r with The Conservation OF Al, that ha come down 10 rs
in ,E, ,lre- net Of time ader thu shadow 81 OLD
C.rlrS lives aud stands iron ii It c'n W monI
ir dome and keep om decay and vanlsh'n: AVA 'h- '
institution. which rh- world las long >incs oisrown ai
which on.tt 20 have disappeared wh-l her had inlili
their nissial The lini-s Of the "rher, lnd Sr's -
rhrm only :, matter Of fact again) ara with LiHer,F
with Progress with Free Institutions with t' Rights al th+
People
There Il re7snr Jhi< Their j. Philosophy N u 4
we'll AZ far-(ir ~ truth wherever there = tact h''
Philosophy IN u could nalr In! ~ The one y ~"
before views the md ridua ,7ls h" - IA a'' Tor "
Ef.3 nI therefore those whO head aud control tT ~ -,
and Ia " HON the belongs. They have value as a'i'
mails only they H. v4nab" their n'Sr"S NE "'s
resting the idea OF III. direct responsibility ct every nu
vlnal resting upon tls iae1 that The ony rule ana
Of salvation the inspired word Of God Is cnnriit,I "
,nIiy 1raio rA
NOT r other system teach him Oh yeS teaches nun 10
say hs prayers prSrn cer-mon'- 10 make N" >'5l "
tie cross. Obey the priest II has 1ne eu rTf ''" '
eyrcridilu honor the King Rnt the other teaches nm Nv
sren process II teaches him think and feel w'th Coo
and Eternity HIM 1t therefore begins b. rnll-hteIms
individual minds It -s en-hen The mass II can never
rf I, would h. trsachernuS irsc If II rested l u h
m, into the hands individual The written WORT 81
Cod and lade him read and understand It, Hence IL aiin-
lies and alliances thereio Wit; th rsht, 81 the
and il tells Tie individual 10 stand MP before God and 'na'
when Inns standing in God, presence he t equal OF h'
King and the equal Of the Priest and OF all who arr mate III
the image of God.
TI,e t,,o systems are in conflict Heretofore h"e ha
ber division ri,'cldo and they were IN conflict onS
in parties WHEN hey happened hostile contact
!; was not Tor one snbue and eNtermnli the other One
i7S had jr5 chiefly the Tutouc Nations OF the
Earth the other the nations which have spoken law
uag-< founded upon TIE! Latin One dSeit ~ the North h'
other in the South But Of late hot" * II with England S
i, conyusc with tn conflict between these TWO systems
has been taken granted that England was Reformed
Country Protestant Nation So ,hs and /, yet after
fashion Bur what the question that now a2ltaths her
whole religious community; which engages the attention Of
every man who pr,rns to have ANY religion AZ all hat
the that drawing into s vortex the poiucS o Ing
l,ndl i, the question between tess two systems OF Christ
i.nrv question whether man Is TO he saved as
member the Church feliteht believer ~ ofiS,
whether he Is To saved by thu Priest ar by the Bible That
the question England and the question All rom" rs here
and it is the question wherever onr Nl!s,ionaeS 90
When was boy used 10 read 81 Such h'nsS IS roman
Catholics in Foxs Book Of Martyrs and the y F. Primer
hr, seeing live Catholic should haye as soon thought
OF seeing live Cyclops. And now the great controversy OF
all controversies towards which the eyes all who regard the
signs Of the times directed thar between the Catholic and
Protestant r,.igion.
And now the Ministers of the Gospel begin wonder why
they never studied the question baiore and why thr toie
Snr, in our Strnnaric who 50 learned aud metahys'c
ON other potS never said any thlng about this do not
know hiatt Roman Catholic Church has vet been built on
Plymouth Rock; but idk likely they Will Yet put one
there.
W. have sent Missionaries the AntpodeS, and "hercN~I
,b have zone there they have found the Jesuit rallyns III
natives back idolety. We find them IN China an"
lnts aud the HOLY Land tui IA Nnci-,nd every WHERE
these tyrc systems of Cha.t yet N deadly conflict
The Papi,t too Is bringing the question TO our own door ana
W. are taking his door And all ask as far field
aud as full freedom upon his ground as he enjoys on ours
wish as bold and free discussion under The shade" oil tt
Vatican as he has in the land of the Pilgrims
These two systems thus IN conflict. the omens OF the
They are the gea, of the times and what more
this is the last CONFLICT their dsa-stsusse they sappie
now and will no; be parted till death shall part them
And what Ar. chances The system has
in favor the corruption, the dspravity o' Man .e one
has Man he d-pGved the other Man created IN the
image Of God The one has m side all the expressions
and groans of Humantya those instincts OF Man by which
the Apostle represents him sfopAs IN dlrknes' aud 'sno-
rance of God and feeling after HIM If happy tsey might ni
him. On side that wonderful Book, which when SCAT
tered tlk-. Eject aud which t0u2h the tops OF the
mountains shall shake and wave like Lebanon
There great responsibility connected WIKI the post
occupy IN relation TIL, question. There responsibility
t-i= IN the ust aud confusion of such conflict Il'r~
is responsibility IN holding back when the dr>tlnr' Of h'
world thus depend upon the Aad he traitor
his connry wl.o deserts her whrn Is put IN Peril
then Is be ttor 10 his Savior Who such conflict,
fuses DO hi, utmost.
Rev Mr. KIRK then addressed the meeting for
few moments He was fully impressed with
the Importance of the conflict to which allllson
had been made and as clearly convinced that Pa
pacy was but nfdclity and skcpticsm dressed in
the garb of Christianity. He had long struggled
against this conviction for he said he had trem-
bcd at thus dennuncing any institution that
sumed the Christian name. But the evidence he
had seen OF the character OF the Roman Church
I both abroad and al home and The closest atten-
ton he had been able TO give the subject had led
hm TO this inevitable conviction. He deprecated
the growing influence II Catholicism til, country ami
warned his he4Grr % the necessity OF preparing too the
aistty Mort h. l-lrt, would ID, made make
America Catholic land TIN Jrsuit.s among gssly eau.
sous. hypocnncai. Dn! gFaspiug Now he will
come sskiR- Tor portion Of school fund t-l b..
,erchiag enumeration ioF Convent. which he hll
perhaps much sharr IA burning any one ; ih,t.
be claim, the guardianship Of the people, properly aad
he aaces from clam 10 another al his purposes
iaall reached Aud iTttu humane his barn. thar
rfotet decel' ed aud led and hi, e4u,e. Mr.
kim spoke With force and -oiuelce d.nr W.
have aIirrienA from tie progress OF Catholicism in TIN,
country Ronir and Hell Ia siii h-ll,,f league
.d ual-s thi, Protestant 70 Le colr >
IL spoke al ,omr length but have not space ot
( us remarks
Rr,. william AD,>,, next addressed the meeting brc!