New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-15

NClTlNG SCENE IN THE UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
A Sermon was preached last night in
De Upiverialist Church, corner Of Bleecker and
Doxbtns.sts., upon the Chapter OF Accidents BY
Archbishop Hughes, by Rev. Mr. Balch, to a re-
Pscsabls and numerous congregation, among whom
vas many Roman Catholics, attracted BY the ad-
rsstsenent announcing the sermon.
The Rev. gentleman took his text from the XVIIIth
Chapter Of Proverbs and 18th verse, which he said
va more for a motto than text suitable to the
nbject, which had been announced for their con-
Liberation that evening. He then reviewed the
leading features OF Romanism, whose aim was TO
hcsns tho arbiter of the truth Of God aud the
Iteres Of the world. The Church claimed the
phtN step In between man and and his Maker,
, snd WAS 0 S%a
u, lives, souls, bodies and property OF its
sGnbeTs IL was hierarchy with a spirit
d tespotism which sought for absolute gov
sHment over all nations nf the earth, and tho Pope
NJ the chief, or the Pomeey, who claimed that
hat be bound on earth should DC bound in heaven,
pl what he let loose on earth should DO let loose
hAssvtn. Through the Pope, Cardinals, Wears
u Priests, there was regular descent TO the
knation of the will OF tho PEG pie, through the
uessioDs which 10 the last link in the CHI ain that
ntsi It's center in the heart OF Rome, and through
ahs Priest could govern the peniien,, and mold
Aheaft with % much ease as the potter nodded
hday. lie would ask II there was not q positive
acmpallbity between such sy stem as Romanlsm
Nd Republican ism, for they were opposite and IL
Moncilsble and they had no power 10 harmonic
Their nature, or to join In an effort 20 make he
abicsnism universal. There may have been time
shsn tie Catholics favored Republicanism, and
wss when Rspublcanism favored Romansm, but
vAen II was stated that the Roman Catholic Cnerch
vuthe friend OF Repuolicanisin, there was an error
ehs Chapter.
One instance where the Roman Catholic Church
MfavoFed Rcpubhcanism, alluded 10 BY Archbishop
RsoAes was that OF San Marino, which be said was
mSpunded BY Papal States; but this vas patch OF
ppud about 80 miles square, with 1000 Inhabitants,
although this Was Repuo ic, II had no power 10
eat word, for 1t only exised on suiierance win.
WtAs riSht 10 oct for Itself. Yet this was quoted
eAs Archbishop as a proof of the tolerant spirit
akemsnism. Had this State protected Garioaldi,
WA he fed, or received Joseph MaIztni, 1t could
ave been Republic no longer, for the armies OF
Lanu Catholic countries would have destroyed 1t.
W other instance had been mentioned In fSUO
nan where Romansn favored Republic snism, out
ees were both exceptions TO the rule, and not
leoi That 1t existed. He dcted the Archbishop
: ,sos hal 1t was in the spirit OF the Church
4 Home 10 favor Republican institutions From
nuner In which Archbishop Hughes had
Tau. Il would appear that the Roman
saNA had nothing to do with the clvil
S,M Of nations but ever since the time
IL
Wee governments of the world. He SAID the
Narh vas not favorable 10 sudden changes which
~ nom the leaps and bounds OF puolic ardor ia
wnA1es, but respected the established governments
Seasasutions Well, what were the factsl
sesairkon In France, made by tho people. and
sWuznspt of their choice existed but a sudden
usspected change took place IN one night
- e0s,iiution was trampled under foot the
sefsls Il The army and the mem )ers of the Legs-
xrevNe Imprisoned. Did the Roman Cnurch
saehl No Rome was Illuminated on the ar
|H@ Ne news, and the Pope invoked blessing
SSM head Of the usurper. Tee Church OF Rome
khew the besrls OF men better than 'ncy
: s.,<hseves, and the blgoted rascais connected
- Said they were bound to submit. In TINS
sssay he design Of some Roman Catholics was to
sZPt third party TO mold the balance OF 20 wer,
4 Msao'shop Hughes, a foreigner himself, came
H.,'enoiSg to- know better than Americans DID
4 T~seo be best for them
4 have some person in the church rose aud ex-
! ~ oissatisfactiOn at the Rev. gentleman
o. eapsessioa ~nich cid not reach the ear
&wsnla after which he retired, slammed the
We church to with great force, and disturbed
sss sssh b necessary for them to watch the move.
3 ~ ~. sseh parsons, for Archoishop Hughes had
4 Va 49, ne Church was In favor OF polite ana
/ cr,assea changes. To see what the Rom an
| M ssc done, they must look at Naples, Lom-
ven spsln and Portugal, and AZ Mexico, where
/ NJ .xanorel from Santa Anna 20 the la,t cniei
I ceAsk VIC 70 seize the Government wasa Roman
1 Int w nuet tOOh Win Cdfo w sho ASS'S
Am leeokhop Hughes, who had come 10 the
su, - y scoptfon to tea n their sons what tney
-, S He would ask the Archbishop, or any
Sats,. u y was not preposserous iof snSn
/ oprS ~ 70 20 make the people believe taas Tue
| Sless " ~ kome was the friend Of Republicans IN,
| pss itself dsspotic monarchy
/ Ns,s...'Ass Catholic disturbed the company oy
= se,f ~ Of his disgust IN abruptly rising uom
Seuts ng great noise through slammins the
| n zen zen the church
4 Ca. AftAAishon hsS rr,,..a IN hts ChaptcY that
e,las ~ .rnee aideo the Revolution in the United
I oA>d ~. WAS matter OF policy, not an essao'
4 ~ a ~ vsh the Church. We notice the oppo,,
4 - pI.s, :. Roman Church TO Prosessantism, ana
4 ~ Is ~ tae Pope to allow the American Min.
essds ss.1uNs to hold service for his Pyotessan!
9an soe ~ said was not proof OF a LIBERAL
! hke , ss voice. "Lawrenson said thaa."l
! Sa i - could not meet together to worship
~ Wa - Without being dispersed By the Po
l asicsrd ~ VA tolsrssiont When he was in Italy
'hinss were prohibited tobacco, gun.