The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10

review This lecture the subject Of the reforms
Of the Pope and as rrcts:ser Drewnson speaks Of the
whether this mission to work the problem others
might say. Mr.. Dickey trusted that the day would
come when tois object ehsll have been accom-
plished Alusou has bsea made to the establishmen
OF the Roman Catholic religion the religion of III
state There nothing In our State constitutions which
prevents then when they get the power establish
ing the Roman Catholic religion by Law Of the State
He had not the before him but he had
that coneave Of bishops here the question OF the
annexation Of the whole OF Mexico was discussed for
they would be benefited by this Ii would bring six
seven millions Of Catholics among us You will ncor.
OF the Mexican States the Union before
long There may net be much danger from
them because they have but small population he had
been informed the pending contains
clause to project the Catholics The PRECEDENT did not
that to be stricken out but he could recon
mend the striking ~ confirmation OF title. to land
the question to reconsider the vote by which the
gopmsnt of the bill ordered he would move to
commit the sue1.o. o. the n s va uneo,s
navigation what great amount Ct trade there 10 between
the United States and the Pspsl States Bolivia 0Aute
msls and Ecuador Perhaps the President wants to
send there another book writer Stephens gave us an
Interesting volume ruins and from else
may have another 1t may be that these Charges may
spy out the sud for Interior denomination The
President may design to these republics future
day live do them better than We have treat
cd Mexico, we ought not to send diplomatic agents
there
THE OTHER EIDE OF THE PICTURE
We thus far have had three Psuus Slvsuians on the
floor. aud nov have . fourth, in the person Of
Mr.. BRowN. who ssid that he opposed to bringing
nestle or foreign al irs To this he Obi .otsd. He Oh
ected TO 1t Ia the States bee its sncy and Il
would be occasion difference between those who should
live amica0y With auoShe. This IL what he i'd
when bis colleague introduced the subject which he
denounced as incsndiarism Wherever this has been
done there have been DISASTROUS cons. Quencee an
fields of blood. history informs The gentleman
says that the Catholics get the ndsncy in the
States they will establish tn. Catholic religion What
security he asks will have snst this? MIR Brown
had only one reply to make When the sky falls,
will catch lark" Ills! hal Look at the Methodis's
n
than the Catholics Look the history Of
Episoopaiaus and Presby terisn (of which dsnomna-
cuted the dssners! and have not ths sbytersus in
Mssssc psrsecuted those who d. from them IN
opinion! The security here IL in the resistance to
oppression, which We see existing In Italy We
have security In the probability that q OF
will ever have the .jority here Mr. Brown had
read in his colleagues (Mr. Leviu's) remarks that
OConnelps letter spoke of the abolition OF slavery
the South He understood Che gentleman to say that
a meeting was held by the native Americans in the
county Of Philsdephis to resist that But 1t the
democrats who came to the of the South. The
paper published In Philadelphia called the Sun edi ted
oy Lewis Levin, (ths gentleman determine whe
Their he lie the MANI against all Catholics And
what did the native Americans In this House? Every
ceived instructions from meeting held In Spring
den meeting OF native Americsns, the subject
crime in any territory which may b. cquired from
Mexico Ii O'Conneli sought to ntermeodle With ss.
very at the SOUTH have the native Americans done
go! D. they act IN pursuance OF OConnslls instruo
tions! MIR Brown had heard Of the ible being
burned In the streets of Pbadlphs On the contrary
Dissertation Of the Bible the OF ice
being carried 10 native procession The public indgus-
ton raised st the dissertation book by who
pay regard IT, Why this! Churches burnt
the ground not finder box tut by breaking open
doors and setting hre TO thsm with the torca IL
poor, miserable, conte mpole SUFFERING for his col
league TO out by bis sllusion to the finder box
Fhe native Americans held the sway In his colleagues
district They acted in concert with the wings, by
Ct their number to tbs supper
Of the whig canal comm ssioners Thess who in
struct him (Mr Btowe3 sell Their ionaence to party -
de expressed his vie in favor of the mission, when
The question taken the motion TO reconsider
the by which the bill ordered to be
third ro.ding, and IL decided in negative
The bill to supply deficiencies in the appropria
was theu pa'sed-y as 1877, nays Is.
And the Hous, adj oucned