The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-10
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Thousand copies OF the OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury on commsres and navigation ordered
10 bs printed alo dfeea thousand copies OF Howso.
on printing was directed to iuquIrs Into the proprisy
Of printing extra copies Of the report OF the Son'
eionsr Patents.
TINS ys,urr,-KxLArIoSs WITH -cohMxRcH
tn. srsAkvR announced the qustion 60 os 90 IeSSn
supply d-dceucies Ia former appropriations 70 De en-
gro ed foe third rssdiog n
his seat aud position sc th- Clerks desk Alter
bsvag removed his eye glass from bis pocket, and
looked through Il At little eo'k which he held IN bis
hand to speak but the noise was so great
be could not be hssrd There we're cries OF "lsuder
"louder;'' we can't hear" Ths confusion somewhat
Mr. IKeuRsosL said-There is much sloqusncs Ia my
colleagues tMr Lsvin's) speech in which he bestowed
much abuse on toe Jssuits. do not know Whistler
my colleague Jesuit
Mr. Levin-dn bis seet-l see one now
MIR sTn;d his .ss to the then 7.
personal insult! A pause, and great excitement
Mr.. LgvrN-Certatuy not.
give take insult n my col-asue will allow me,
on the n.xt anniversary Of our national independ moe
at the Georgetown college. aud make him acquainted
with the Jesuits-they the only Jesuits | know
Of scientific attsnmsus ami the simplicity of their lives
he will hnd persons different from what MS fancy
painted them. I think that my colleague has spoken
without real character OF these men
want him Co g, with me there, and become acquainted
With those men that be may learn charity we learn,
from high authority that though speak with the
tongues angels and have not charity" cannot BE-
Christians And mean no offence when say, want
him to learn only charity but sistom My colleague
10 IN eloquent decsiuer, but he might derive improve
ment inform alton, aud good feelings and improve
mepe in atory from these men
The gentlemen Who had en- standing 10 the and
the Clerks table, gradually returned to their
sests and nov We had something like order
Mr.. ISoARsoLL proceeded with his remarks He al
lud~d To the Invitation extended to Bishop Hughss BY
members OF Congress. among them tbs late MIR Adsms
In ALT n IN hail nrtr nApaA
and twenty eight members Of the House. her but
two Catholics; 80 this 10 Protestant Congress. He
alodsd to the reforms effected by the Pope Of which
was his suggestion OF eom merc,al league with the
ltsisu States Ike that who exists the
but b. is the collector Of the customs OF pinessu Ger
man states His colleague said that the Pope I'D NO.
thing but Ponans Marches" Mr. nx+rsoll that
the Papa States bad but port but rough it.
OF the productions OF clm ate would hnd in
the italian stsses He referred to letter in the Iate
Hgener OF yesterday, written not by Jesuit but by
uoarisp which reference is made to the Pope Who
Is advancing in tho pathway of refrm with dignity,
hrmusss, and csuttous steps - Tbs Pope OF Rom-
clustered PRIEST he is young Pope, som-whst over
yesrs OF he wss soldier, with sword at his
and came TO America, and he back with
Gil his early imprr ssions Mr.. IngsrsDN had been
tod oy gentle an wh: had lived In isly
qualified to Judge that so strong the feeling for
political emancipation when the cardinals went into the
Vatican, that they obliged to elect q LIBERAL
and that II they bad made wise selection carry
forward correct principles for the people they would
achieved their freedom
A hhrLY- RITUAL OF An INVITATION TO DrNSEh-rHE
REAsnN-rHE
Mr. LxvIr, who had ehowp great anxiety for the oor
before Mr. lngessol had closed bis rsm arks OBJ
table He tn 'uxht i. due to himel explsa what be
meant the day when he Qurvd his colleague
(nr BROWN -h-ther be inc"ndiSrism orig
from sipder box" When lhe distur Dances
In Phils county he aud another prevented
from being ared into of the Catholic churches
He put hts loot of the touchhoies. Thus they
succeeded in saving the lives OF Catholics and By
possession OF the church He declared that If the
fell be would fall with it's ruins He referred to the
press of that day, to show that hs stood by the
rights of Catholics. An exami nation was made 10
tbs basement, aua there was found a tin .er-box
placed tn re TO throw o iiun tss native Ams
rcan parry But the people Of thst district put
an extiusuisher en- it. His colleague, (hr. Insse.
sel) had read from the constitution of the Unitsd
States. That was ths platform which he (Nr L.
vp( stood He did not propose to stir the Catholic
rsgion, for which De- dsno uaced as a msimsu H
announced the fot to which be asked she ion
had that the nilsson 70 Rome was TO tora
basis Tor charge to Hsyri When O'Conpeli propoe-
ed to overthrow Sou bern Institution, called tose
tner the Influential Catholics in London In ls43 having
fJr HE object the overthrow Of thi, republic. circular
was issued Ia which declared Congress could
les,sats on the euo act or religion; but the
Catholics got the sseeudspcy ia State they could maxi
Papacy tas rsligoa OF the ate They said they woad
not strike until they could control msj ority Ame
rieAn gentleman, who was In London, with great diff
euty procured copy Of this circular I'D IL
QueGiy handed to United States Ser stor t expisin
ed the secret system TO overfood our country With
refuse population Tho gentleman is 10
Washington he may b' in this hall The circular
WAS turned over 70 Mr. Buchsoso Mr. Lsvip would
not ssy that he supprersadt but he had been
able soce TO put his hand the paper He would say
TO ais colleague (Mr IngarsolD that he meant disre
spe 10 him He knew Of no man who understood the
subj .ct Of Jssu.ts fully. His coilssgu. had
from a book printed IN 1871 but anything satisfied
him OF the odiousncss OF Je.utsm, 1t letter puo
lisoed by that gentlemen in 1919 Then he denounced
Pope as the scarlet whore of Babylon Mr. Levin
had stood up In defence OF Roman Catholic rights but
he never made use OF such suguage tba Lafayette
foretod this stats OF things: aud said that If ber
ties fell, they will fall through the influence against
which lie had srrsyed hi Dsslf. Religion it falls
feom heavsu, sheds all around ewoet and hsowny In
fusnce He bowed everything that teaches the heart
true region-thst pours ths red balm into the hu
heart and throws beams Of light through the dark
tomb to ghten the way to ion morIsity But VIXEN 1t
proposed TO blend temporal with sp ritual power 1t
his duty to resist We have heari thst B,snop Hughes
had preached sermon Ia this hs |; the who
stepped fro N lis pulpit into tbs political aress, TO seek
TO ssnd memb ers to the Legislature of New York who
Bhhop Hughes. There has been q struggle to connect
religion with politics Here proposition from
Mr. Polk to the House He says that in terestipg poll
tica events going in Rome" (whether he meant
that events going to send food Of Roman Catho
sssert but the President says that the interesting po
liticsl events should to
chare there to take part la them and are 10 have
nuncio to take part in the political events OF
try. We are to build up great aud growing party to
oct as the see OF the democracy until they get the ad
vantage Off. Yesterday ION the vote to suthorizs
charge to the Pspal ststes,) great line was drawn
through the great political PARTED What need hav.
We Of . chArg there' Our commercial interests
srs protected We have ooDsuls at Aucona Rome.
and Rsvepns This miss 80 mvsh
70 protect Commercial interests, rs to coasra-
tulate the Pop, on being reiormsr! Mr.. Logger.
soil had said I'd there but Catholics among
the membsrs Of the House; but Mr. Levin cared
many Catholics there in the Hous- IL they
American born They would have stood la the days OF
the revolution where Charles Carroll and others stood
sho then resisted Jesuitic al inn aepos He drew
line or distinction He would rely - npticiily Anne
rieAn born shoiios as on frotes .ins Il ast mat
tered this when be found many v1tini the pot
cal aud elgious Inns? WHAT had the Pope done for
spsip' There was civil an desolatpg rage What
for rortuss' Theirs superstition does It's work, aud
assassin alton walks boldly abroad. The Pope, t
said, had establish d press. Bot IL was not free
press Wherever liberal principle found prpgine
mp from the Jesuits have been driven They
no. making their home in this couotry. MIR. lIgsrso