The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

powers, and ths whole multitude OF heavenly hosts
you, together with 70 delay bus 20 oou,
wnh al possible speed saa rescue NJ chosen dock
nom the Jaws Of the rsvsniDg to dsvosf
oU1sd, and not In vain, 10 other nations bat With
ths French and have been, the first.
would not suffer the reward The ssos.disS Sr..t re-
wsrd-thst reserved In this and the other wsrd for
those vhe shall deliver ny people, 70 b sssoeA by soy
repeat all the Pope has said in his letters to court
favor and protection Of the French With the mot
sbeos nAtt.ry-to invsigh With much no hristsu
rs:entnst and rsaeor - the Pops he'd iavsIshsd
sgaibst the wicked nstio OF the Lombards aud
"a IA .,sS ali nosshis ,nssS 20 sSs lii, oS no.,
vicar and people, lest they should In the mesntms
fall into tins hands Of their mplsesbie enemies; aud
pleasure Of the Almighty and his; and BE-, In oon.
sequence, excluded, Notwithstanding ell their other
good works, nom the kingdom OF heaven.
The consequence Of this oommu niostion that
Peptn marched the Alps lsS siege TO Psris and
Obliged Ai.talphus, King Of the Louesres 70 rsttr.
obliged to sus for peace, which was granted by the
French King, upon the humilistins naitous that
the sxsFohats to the Pope; that he should de-
liver up ase the city Of Commachio dsfray Ill the sx-
.o: - so
terms being agreed upon, PePin caused new agree.
msnt to ~ signed By Aistulphus whereby 10 yielded
a. snS I possessed by St Peter and hs sue
cessors in the see Of Rome After dwelling
the description given in the rsvsssons Of snticer:s
oo,rsspopdsd with the Church of Roms-with eli
its sbomns'ions and idcl.triss With respect 60
the ipon" drunk With the blood Of the saints"
he observed where 10 this fulfilled IL not In PspA
RoGs! After referring to many pssseoutions the Ia.
question: tie Waldepsee the Huguenots, 40 -he vent
on. The whole history of Popery 10 . commentary
upon the truthfulnsss OF this description That bis
tory 10 written In linss Of blood Compared With the
butohsriss Of holy men and women BY tho Pspal an
tchrt the secutons OF the Pagan emperors OF the
fret three centuries sipk into comparative insignia
for net 1.-THE Of the blood Of martyrs vas sh+d
by Paeansm that had been poured fsrth by Popery;
and the OF Psgan Rome never dreamed Of
the malssity Of Popish inqp,tors succeeded 4.
Ing. FIR, tho birth ofPopery in 6o6 to the present
time IL estimated by careful and credible historians
that than nifty millions ofths human family have
been slaughtered tor the crime Of hsresy by PoPish
prosecutions average Of more than forty thousand
Pcpery or course the average Of victims yssrly was
vastly greater during those gloomy ages when popery
nsr ina ~. OF sSs Poos.
has diminished to tyrannise the Dstions, and TO
compel the princes OF earth by the tsrrofs OF sx
communications introduction anu deposition, to butcher
their The right t. hsrstics
and put them death for the sake Of their optniea
bee claimed and exercised for centuries by tho
Romieh church The duty Of putting hsretics DEATH
says Professor Gaussep, 10 among the infsble aud
Isvoc.bls DEGREES Of the general councils like thos:
CT Mass and Purgstory =; and when Luchor dared
to say that against the will Of the Holy Spirit to
burn with Ere men convicted Of error the court OF
Rome, in its bull ersyxe, placed this opinion among
the number Of forty one propositions for which 1t
condemned Luther, and ordered, under severe penal
with regard to the second point, or the cireum.
stances Of antichrst's fall, he expAtiatsd at great
length and adduoed the two folio wing instances to
por al submission The nrst in the of King
John Of England. The language OF the deed Of sur:
which had doubtless been dictated to him by the
haughty legate Is 60 remarkable that shalt read IT,
., . monument OF the uubounded arrogance and
tyranny Of the apostate Church Of Rome. and Of the
head Of that faee church. pretended Of
St. Peter and disciple Of him who said" Ny kingdom
not of this world" The following are the words Of
this document -
unto holy apostles Paul and to sSs holy
.nS e Il: s,s ;.sss:;e;: a. wAss & E:.i
THOR living and the 9l hat from
@ f:s 1s Wen :%
successors and Roman ehursh hoaass In pro-
Of r,ne1phS: II y. can Be- il no Of the LORD
And for the .gn Of this perpetual
custom wSeS ought render ehuSsh
marx: :o e Il: sa:s
bis rishs to sbs liz sdsm, 60 ' ~ -- '''''''
Mathew Paris tells MS that on delivering this letter.
the king placed . sum OF money ct the feet Of Pan.
dulph the Popes legate, which the former trod upon
with his foot in token Of the of the country
to the Roman See. These are his ipsissima rer60:
"Panduphus Peeunidm quom IN srcem suhjectionis
req conuerat SUD Y.de suo eoneuica, a'ehiepiseops
etTtct0WeNte instance
would adducs. out Of the many which might be named
that Of Henry the Fourth OF Germany, In the
eleventh century This ssvsreien got into scrspe
with Pope Gregory the Seventh the famous Hdebrs nd
Or as he might be more truthfuly named, Hellbrand.
daughter In this dispute, Gregory sonvoked q
bishops, who unanimously agreed that the Pope had
just to depose Henry, to dissolve the of
rs1n the II. and had taken In
pondepcs With him, on pain Of exoommu uication.
And that sentepcs vas imm illuminated against
Ah.> De al
mighty God, and BY your authority said Gregory
slluding to the members Of the council prohibit
H.n,y the son Of our Emperor Henry from govern;
Christiaps from their oath of allegiance to him, and
strictly forbid all persons from serving or attending
him as king" Thus Gays Haan: Gregory the Seventh
obtained the glory Of leaving all his predecessors be-
hind, and astonishing mankind by act Of audscity
which the most emuloas Of his could hardly
surpass The nrst mpuess Of Henry 8 mind, on hear.
ing this denuncstion, indg nation and resent
ment, but he was at length compelled to submit. 1t
submit. The Emperor was admitted, without his
guards into outer court Of the castle, and three
IN ~oos shirt and With naked feet While GrssosS
refused to admit him to bis At length after
continuing for three days. in the cold month of Janu
airy, barefoot and fasting, the handled Emperor was
Admitted into the palsce, and allowed the supsrlave
honor If kisting the Pope's toe (Lsushter) It Is
Of the unbounded srrogsncs Of the Popss, to say
that all those who entertain such opinions are "pro
S 1SSSqs To
dictates Of Hdebrand," which follows:
The Pope alone should be universal Bishop =
No man ought to live In the same house with persons
exoomnunioated by the Pope. The Pope alone can
the imperial ornaments. All princes to kiss
his foot, and pay that mark Of distinction to him
one It 10 lawful for him to depose emperors. No
general council IL to be assembled without his order
His judgment man car REVERSE but he can reverse
all other jude ments. He 10 to be judged by man.
No ehsl presume to condemn the person that ap-
peas to the apostoio Sec. The Roman church has
erred will fhe according to Scrip
ture He can depoce and restore bishops Without A.
semblipg synod. The Pope sbsolve subjects
ON the oath Of allegiance which they have taken to
bad prince The genuinsness Of these dictates Of Hill
debrspd they called Is testified By several Of
the famous Of the Ron Catholic writers-Har-
duin Baioniur, Lupus and others.
Perhaps there writer's also in the estimation Of Bishop
HUGHES, are all profoundly ignorant" (LAughter)
In relation to the third head Of his discourse, the
reverend gentleman said he must necessarily be brief
rs&erred xarioua pYophaciaa In DAuial and