New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

ststes the people disIked the text and sermon too
and called the preacher wooIlyhesdl daughter
When the kings IN Parliament in Great Britsin, found
that the new religion served their turn in robbing the
Catholic Churches, colleges and abbeys they upheld
them But, should England get into difficulty and need
moneyto get out Of it do you think It's likely that her
rulers viii scruple in regard to the revenues be-
csuse they are held BY the different serts incumbents
These rulers did not respect the ancient Bishops esta5
hed by the grace Of God, while they respected under
similar circumsances the statutory superntendens es
tsblished by act Of Parliament.
The trouble with Protestartism IT, that il ia Ike
London sods-bottle. Il cannot stand It's own bot
tom-t cannot carry on business its owp account
it must 90 into partnership with some broker vino ends
by takinghe benefit Of the law; perhaps through
ticket by the earliest boat 70 California daughter
But lie; Us resurne our theme and see if Catholicty
has more vigorous agent to act upon the social sys
tens which have passed in review before
The reverend speaker then proceeded TO speak Of
the two-fold strength Of the Catholic Church and re-
marked that it WIS not just TO identify her with abuses
which are merely incidental The traveller who sp-
proaches some farfsIned monument Of oden time may
ct first only the crude outlines Of shaPeless mass
and Judge perhaps that little of worth be fund in
the rude pile before him But, he draws nearer aud
nearer be IL undeceived and gazes with intense delight
the splendid statutes of Memphis. Tnebes, or Pal
myrs although it, fair proportions are buried and par
tally hidden below the gathering sands OF the deserts
Thus stands unmoved from age 70 age the Church,
built by the hand Of Christ. He who goes forth into
forests, during these grave autumn days will be
charmed by the many coored leaves OF the trees the
countless voiced songsters and the hum oinnumerable
insects Thu&vary the outward beauties OF the living
Church They are eternal undying. They remain
unframed forever. Amid the gloom of the catacombs
she is a. beautiful and glorious the Cesars Instances
Of the loneliness Of the Church are sa0erous. Tis
like the artist taking the visitor TO behSe outlines OF
some beautiful painting. From wh6 oen docs the
strength Of the Catholic Church procceai Her strength
istwoiold It i interior strength and exterior strength
She docs not shrink from her responsibility Of saying
that he il infalible If you her enemy. she knows
that she will listen to your kne. She really and
truly woTshps God m truth. She does not seek - be
respectable Her Lord did not seek to be respectable.
She does not seek to be popular OF her Lord they
cried out Cruelty him Cruelty him. Her inward
peace and security never be lost In her exterior
strength we shall behold her outward independents,
conspicuous She stands upon a land that is all her
own. She needs advice from her friends or her
foes She is helped alone Let to herself she is le;
III her Hlsut NeloNe the CouhCh7 ''ia' aic HVS' 4'
where is there a voice that is free and independ
snt than the Roman Catholic Church, There cannot be
enjoyed needed any freer speech than Il in the
Catholic Church.
In conclusion the speaker said the institutions OF the
country good, and they must be preserved Abuses
have crept in and they must be remeded. Difficulties
ahead must be overcome What is the source from
whence the country to expect the strength TO accom-
psh these obectsi That strength ladies and gentle
men, is the Catholic Church