The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-16
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vote, and you must and do judcialy know all these
facts True you not bound to notice private char
act and becomes part and parcel of that act you
take judicial notice Of il Phillips Evidence. sls; I'd
Mr. CurrIso-i Conclude then, that i. is not necesss
ny 10 put on record the organization Of the you
constitutional and void because conflicts with the s
section Of the Constitution. If the Clerk Of the
Ionrt OF Common Pleas under the 9th section lie I'M
der the 9th and therefore, to be elected by the
proper and any act of the Legislature that comes in
ana says that part Of that Court shall elect him.
CONSTITUTIONAL and voii And lastly, being majority
bi is unconstitutional, because ii takes away the
o. chartered officers and the constitutional rights
OF tbe people And this IS manifest the face of it, 1t
passed since the Act OF 1912 and providing the
mode OF certifying all two third bills. And the plaintiff
| in error, (Warner) must make full and perfect
case in all these points, and clear and valid title TO the
oice he inrudes on, or the people Of New York
Tho Attorney General followed Mr. Cutting, and was
succeeded ss BY Mr. Wood, who closes the argument
The length of this article prevents giving the very
able argument OF Mr. Van Buren, to-day it is therefore,
| unavoidably deferred
Sermon delivered In st. Peters Church, Bar
clay street, on Sunday morning last, by
the very Rev. DIR. Power.
Shortly after ten o'clock, on Sunday week, il
being known that the very Rev DR.. Power was to
deliver sermon on the subject Of the " Supremacy
Of the Pope" the church became densely filled with
persons of all persuasons anxious TO hear this uni
versally beloved clergyman on the above important
and interesting subject. The reverend gentleman
commenced his labors by saying:
| The Catholic doctrine touching the supremacy of
the Pope, Can be expressed thus Christ appointed
SAINT Peter head OF the church earth under him
self thls office is transmitted 10 Peters successors
and his ordinary successors the Bishops of Rome
and IN order to show that state this doctrine iaIly
and TO demolish the prejudice that calls novelty,
and IN usurpation, will quote for you the words of
SAINT Augustine Il am held, says he, Sin the church
by the succession OF Bishops from blessed Peter 10
whom the Lord entrusted the government Of his
f s Will now draw my first argument in favor
4 OF Peters primacy, from the words of Christ and
by looking to the 10th chapter of the Gospel accord
ing TO Saint Matthew, and 18th verse, these words
viii DC found "a say to thee that thou art Peter and
| on this rock will build my church" Now if
Christ, the principal rock foundation, be the head
OF the church, because the church is built upon him.
Peter must also be the head of the church under
Shrist because the church is founded on him under
Christi therefore from the reading Of the text IN the
Lyro Chadaic language IN which Christ spoke, it is
| quite evident that Peter made foundation of
the church under him. In that tongue the text runs
thus: :" Thou art rock, and this rock will
build my church." This text has very tanciul in
depreciation as given by the fanatics, who say that
Christ addressed Peter, and then pointing himself
SAID, upon this rock will build my church" but
TINS Interpretation was not sustained by learned
| Protestant Commentators. Here the learned gen.
tleman quoted Dr. Maub and the German Rosen-
muller utterly hostile to this interpretation The
reasons In favor OF 1t were utterly demolished and
from the refuatlon OF those arguments, will pass
on to the consideration of the words ofthe Redeem
er. ITO thee will give the keys Of the Kingdom Of
Heaven" Showing clearly that Peter was
made foundation by Christ, and not only a
| foundation, but chief foundation under himself
The Kingdom Of Heaven means the Church the keys
even among the Heathens embems OF chief authority
the Prophet speaking to the Messias said 'that the
keys OF the house Of David would be placed his shou
DER and the Messas said to Peter ITO thee will give
the keys OF the kingdom OF Heaven" Let any
port himself back in thought to the time of Christlet
ties thus -"You the light Of the world you the
mountain on which my city will be built you will be
but there is one to whom will give supreme command
the rest, and thou Peter that person" In view
init the supremacy of Peter because Saint Pa has said
that we are founded on the Prophets and the Apos
merely promissory. Thou art rock, and this rock
wiH build my church-to thee piu give the keys Of
was fulfilled 1t was. For Christ some days after his
resurrection said to Peter, feed my lambsfeed my
Christ in the 10th chapter Of saint John called his
church sheepfold. And here he gave to Saint Peter
to iced the whole fold both lambs and sheeppas
tors and people Christ on the day his resurrection in
vested all the Apostles with the apostoca commission
go teach all nations, whose sins shall forgive they
are forgiven But some days after his resurrection he
says to Peter, feed my lambs and feed my sheep !"
Now either Christ gave no to Saint Peter, he
gave him power common with him. But to assert that
he gave power Saint Peter this OCCASION would
be against the words Of Chrsfeed my lambs and feed
my sheep"-words which were addressed to Peter
clusivey, and not to the other Apostles must al
lude to the in which the of Peter
4 ducedby the Evangests-'Simon and the rest" lie
said to Peter and to those who with him. tell it
the disciples and to Peter" The critical reader will
say from this way of mentioning Peters name, that he
had authority over the other Apostles. The word
Michael and his angels in the 18th chapter Of Revela
tons will give us idea that Michael is an arch
angel if the words just alluded to do not justify in
saying that Peter was placed the other Apostles
The learned gentleman again read from the 10th
chapter Of Matthew, a catalogue of the Apostes-the
first Peter, Sc &C. This, said he, made powerful
on the mind Of Beza as to make him say that
this word first, introduced into the by some
stickler for the prmacy Of the Pope will now allude
to some OF the actions Of ST. Peter which are recorded in
I tbo trfs n he uh
primacy. He proclaimed the deposition OF one Bishop
and the election Of another He convened council Of
tie Apostles at Jerusalem, and the Saint James the
Bishop of Jerusalem Saint Peter opened the proceed
| ngs ofthe Council.
cism answering the leading objections against the pr
macy of Saint Peter Dr. Power passed on to what he
the authority conferred saint Peter purely minis
eral and given for the benefit Of the Church. it was al
cessors OF St Peter the Bishops of Rome. And
quote the words of the Bishop of vilev in hume
dia who said, against Donatis in the fourth century
that Linus succeeded Peter that Clemens succeeded
Linus and forth. St Augustine gave the same cais-
ogue Of the succession OF St Peter Philip the Presbyer
in the Council of Ephesus said that he to that
Council by ccestine the ordinary successor OF 81 Peter
The Greek and Latin Fathers have admitted this
sion. The General Council admitted t-ccclesias,icsi
history attests itevery light that leads to Christianity
throws flood of evidence on the subject And in con-
clusion, assert and affirm that II we reject the Pope's
supremacy, We may fling the New Testrment TO the
winds, and herd with the in6dels.
| EIEcrRo-MaGvrrrc TELEeRApH The Electro
| Magnetic Telegraph between Washington and Bal
morc since became branch OF tho post Office depart
ment has far exceeded expectation. The correspon-
dence between the merchants Of the two cities is
ssnty carried by means OF this important inventions
and learn that il is frequently the that orders,
received here at o'clock, r. NJ. from Washington,
filed and the goods placed in the freight train OF cars
at three O'Clock the afternoon, which hour the
reception Of heavy goods for the day Orders for
small packages received at half past four are attended
to promptly and the goods forwarded By the passenger
train which leaves here at five o'clock and reaches
Washington at half past seven O'CLOCK
deem interest e now felt the subject of the tce-
| graph and movements foot which will, IL is
thought, soon an uninterrupted communication
all the cities in the north along the Atlantic
coast A gentleman travelling in the west, in let
ter written TO a friend Of his in Washington under date
Of Illinois May %, says You can have little idea how