The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-27

=, listen 10 ultra French reports OF hom'
W. .;.n matters. we should conclude, that
,.T,4sting war was certain. We DC not rel
-, We get, as We best can, The sob'
@oagtt Of sober people, on the other side oil tn
and draw such conclusions from them, q
am Judgment cOmmends.
s,oupiversal war, il may be. But yet, "
=. will not happen, if Russia renal
40 Nicholas seems disposed 10 do, an
gu s,ists even ordinary prudence on tn
r.u,nean Governments. Ii is not likel
D,psh war wall las, long. That Will b
"a We suppose by the friendly interference
se,gland, OF by mutual concessions, whlcl
49, nanted out TO the belligerents. Nor is i
~ that the Austrian and Italian war vii
P.,s The Emperor has Offered Independ
"a North Italy, and Charles Albert vii
,-.,ly ask moIe Surprising these matters ar
- and that Fuance adopts Constitution,
go. we see no cause for wal anywhere
n, CONTRARY, there exists the very strongest
.,os why all the powers OF Europe should
MAINTAIN peace
Ne have paragraphs, too, headed Revolution
..,..,aned IN LELAND as well as Counter
v.,o,bon threatened IN France." When sill
: ,hsv amount to nothing. Doubtless Ireland
.nsenns. Injustice, great injustice, is done to
=, Rut she has not The power To master Eng
IA authority, nor has England the viii TO aban-
y, ,sst Authority. But there is power under
Fl the Throne. and behind If, and around ii,
.,nor,l mower. which will not only secure full
..s,,o far Ireland, but for the whole Realps
N. L,s8sn TINES tells US but little Of this pow
=, The RIamiHer barely squints at 1t. Yet
..s e the force. activity, energy, OF this power,
dat h,ib admit the fact Of its existence. Nay,
..,,tbsi the Times last month, had signif-
can't sricle. headed, "The new Radical Organi-
z,ton" ,sIuding to the move Of fifty members
# Parliament which We noticed in our last is
.,s, IN which Il said, through peace and even
,.r,ayb vain the midst of revolutions and
.I,rm, and stll more in the hour of re-establish-
:, .,ns8epce-" England riH BE- reforming
y..,s " So il will be- What the CkariiSfs
,sfsp8es. ever, man scofied st-now that CoJ-
l., Hsas. &C. have adopted thesr eIeei, in
u,r even the titled and the great consider II |
v-,rt5y Of respect and consideration.
Bat the grest aim Of the English ReforIners Of
yb,h We hear SO little, aud know l1ss--is d. !
r.c,sd at this moment, mainly, to the severance
ofChureh and State. Two cases have given
them new life.
The flrst was that Of Mr.. SHORE, who was
o,5sipsd eurale in 1892, and who was forbidden
BIZ the Bishop Of Exeter from preaching. &c.
Mr. Shere seeded from the Church, and be-
cane a dissenting clergyman. The Bishop
sgsiu inlsrf.rsd, and the decision was, that he
could not diyest himself Of the character Of
pres, in holy orders. The case is discussed in
private and Public-in the pulpit and among
The people, and IS evidently concentrating pub
lie opinion against the Established Church.
The second was that Of Mr.. GERHAM. A liy-
ing was conferred upon him some two years
since. He showed some symptoms Of indepen-
dsnes-sdyertissd for a eurate Stree from Trae-
l1IiaA cllelr ~ us fourC1 Aut bt.ftp VI
Exeter. He examined Mr.. Gerh4m first. for
thirty eight hours, taking four days for it--Pur
sasd him with fierce spirit Of revenge-re-
examined him, consuming more than hfty two
hosr., deprived him Of his living, shut up his
church, school, sc. This case has excited
general indignation. Besides that, it is likely
10 involve the Bishop with higher POwer-for
the Crown presented Mr.. German to the living,
and Dr. PhiPOtts has ehcrOsched upon its
nights
WshsVs full reports Of public meetings pro-
testing sgainst this tyranny-calliag for an
union Of the labOring and middle eiasses-invOk-
ing FsiOrmsrs to forget their differences. 10 sac
rihos their opposition TO each other, and be as
one man for suffrage, equal taxation, education,
the lsssshing Of class privileges, &c. &c. The !
one At Manchester was remarkable FOR its num-
ben, ana the sbility Of its speakers. That our
readers may understand these English Reform
sr'' and appreciate their spirit, we quote part Of
Henry NineeEts address, on this occasion. Re- {,
isnihg to the Church Question, he said:
4
In the name Of Christianity. call upon my
001nIynen TO protest against 1T the universal
saaowmenl principle in the name Of that beau /
uiai iaith' which, in times Of peril, never want
sroaRd-thst faith which formed the glory Of
tAgand. Yes, eountry.n men, England's strength
i's IN her spiritual and moral glory lcheer,l In
As name OF this faith call upon you 10 protest
- ulis' NO more iamPering with religious az
an no more laws on religious matters. Noble
.N1'' honorable gentlemen, set 10 work repeal
avs Tree Us from your constant intermed- | Z
ing Nih religious Affairs. | argue from those ,
~heh nov bring before you, that not
"a establishment principle unsound, but I
- Poiicy It has failed; that it is thoroughly /
ust The statesmen have given IL mn: ,
snS uia' now one Of two things must occur-the
meat OF many others, or the disendovv- | ,
Ien' oi al cheers On which side do Won nro- | !
lOuheei Men Of Manchester, on which side J
you pronounce Let me see. now. eyer, ,
usA 2hd woman who shall be In favor OF the
Hs1Oa Of Church and State. Throw nm
ssla n@aas. The whole audience, apparently. | I
ulslf hands-a fact which was followed !
y load eheering)
wonhy Of you. You who have strug- ,
sa.ii Trade must now free religion great
t,l,Sf-I ana how free rslgionl By being
Civil -, ~ your eivd rights; by welding your !
WIZ shei oy taking care you always elect men !
JoS. worthy Of your coniidence-msn like
N. Ign 'oud eheers And in thisc crisis Of
msn,. .S,.i history with so many mighty move
tb,, Cb.e1, oaa' II is more than ever important ,
sob. ,,a,t men should come to the rescue Of
booth rsh". = The hustngs and the polling
more t.ib Coantrymen, you must have
deprive a. your iellos-men; you must net
peaisd ronet" 1S man Of his franchise ire
mast r-msaI. " emu nsiastic applause You !
ernmept wb,ot u u Tie religious system Of gov
tb,, ' own Ministers, equally maintaIns tina,
ssa, asy are competent 10 eIec, men 70 $50
In. mem nsn leheer'l You must have f.it5 in
Nsi you must lean les. No., ,L, 'ai'" IN