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

through the great political PARTED What need hav.
We Of chArg there, Our commercial interests
are protected We have ooDsuls at Aucona Rome
and Rsvsnns This Nilsson not mvsh
70 protect our commercial Interests, to coagra-
tulate the Pops being a reiormsr! Mr.. Logger.
soil had said tb It there but Catholics among
the membsrs Of the House. but Mr. Levin not how
many Catholics there in the Hous- II they
American born They would have stood la the days OF
the revolution where Charles Carroll and Others stood
sho then resisted Jesuitic al inf uspos He
line or distinction He would rely ss Implicitly Anne
rioan born shoiios as on frotes b 81 ast mat
tered this, when be found v1tin. for the pot
cal aud gious Inns? WHAT had the Pope done for
SPAIN Thsrs was civil var an desoistDg What
for rortusai' Theirs superstition does It's work,
ssssssinsti walks boldly abroad. The Pope, it
SAID, had establish d press. Bot IL was not free
pres Wherever liberal priDcipl found prpgine
mp from hre the Jesuits have been driven They
nos making their home in this couatry Mr. ILRsrsol
had extended 10 him an invitation te dine tbe
Jesuie ~ Georgetown college MIR Levin sao have
the honor of such aviation invoked to r.
there uodestood that they l/d lur uriou.y, aud SO
Tar .. the palate was eoDcer oed appetite would b.
grstsd resisted the vitstion and dstermioed MOI
togo This was dnring KY 3rat tsrn "a the twenty
ninth Congress Toe gentleman WHO invited me said
my refusal would be construed into evidences that was
opposd To the college, aud the church. aud that he mad
epd.vorsd to rtsy the Jesuits that tht, wa, ot th
fact would be obliged Aoline the invitation low
dscliosd the nrst invitation proved TO the gspte
that was ooe Of the bst friends OF tbs institution
He thought that very strange What do you
mean ?" Why" replied, ." understand the Jesuits
live luxurously am subj .ct to sever. cramps collie
might eat mucb, ana die and nothng vosld sstis
~ my constitu. they would think that poison.
I'd tia bs
MIR MAcLAv arose.
The srsAErn-Does tho gentleman from psnnsylvsnis
give way!
Mr.. LEVIN ssseuted.
MIR M.eLAr (sending up to Mr. Levin SCRAP from 3
nevspsper) Ia that an extract from your speech!
Mr. Lawn read It Allueon was Understood TO b.
mad 10 II to frederick scheigsL who delivered lee.
tuee Ia Prussia aud vno represented as saying that
EUROPEAN thrones Insecure unless America 10 checs
ana thst refuse population ought TO be sent 70 the
Sheo STATED AZ tbsy will keep the foreign population
sspsra- aoo oisunot from the A nerioan. a.
Hlr mAcIN-scnlsisA hss no such quotation In any
OF ms leo uiss. There is no references 10 slavery
L Insrs "a to the slave usdsl1 rnere IL no suoh
tract 10 n,s work
Mr LEvfS then wound Up his remarks
nosg or JtsUiTIcAL IsrLusNcy ..p us,ror,
Mr. DIcKsy ssid that os wDhsl " have In. sopropri
altos for missions stcEen out that the on ot
ght come up bsiors tbs House the report OF m.
Commute Foreign Affairs. They not inclu led
In the estimater and cannot be dehci-nci.r "A. had
no doubt that the reforms Of toe Pops may con.
fer soms bsnsnt the people ofths Pspa 5tsge. Bat
the OBJECT Of the President 10 TO play political game
ana onsr bid for the foreign vote, let make foil
aud not half mission. These voters wIl hrst be
found 10 the democratic ranks Whistler they will be
sves In the vhg ranks time will tell Mr. Dicksy
much acquainted with the Jesuts, bot would refer
" lsstars from man who onoe edited the democratic