The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-13

SPAN. ara VINO so1OSrnec SeVerai Weeks II lt capb
tai, Madrid. They may interest some Of Gu
female readers by their easy style ard graphic de-
scrjptions. The OBTAINING Of her iovery at Irun,
under the pretence OF exae.ing duty which is i,e
cal, clearly makes cuta care ofrobbe,y gainst the
Spanish Custom House, which viii he in ned ate,y
put into the hands of the american Secretary of
State for satisfaction and adjustment. We arc
somewhat astonishea AT the ccnauct OF the Spanish
Custo House, in their Preparation Of an :. tina:
would not be countcranced Tor o moment, even IN
Russia. During the last summer, the same ira
Weller visited the North Of Europe, 80 "a, ~ 81.
Petersburg and Moscow, tu. always met with ;us-
,ico and courtesy from tho employees Of he Char.
We expect some letter1 from the Js ne hand dc.
soribipg Seville, Cordovs, and tbs famous Alhsn-
bra, in tie soath q Spain.
lScriEET DIssESsIoNs IN TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH
~ THE UNITED SrATEs.--Our reade-s gro nc dout.
aware that there IS published u this city paper
called the IfeemoaS JGtrna! which is the organ u
Arhbishop Hughes, who Wolds tie osat.nies Ct
The Catholi, Church in the dio:ess OF New York.
That journal displays good deal Of taieu. il its
editorial columns, but we are sorry TO say It OK
hibits equal quantity Of intempe.ance, passion,
and prejudice. This may be accounted for from
the fact that the ed tor is zealous conyc7t-n0t
Catholic by irth--who repudated at q dash tbs
principles Of the faith il which he was reared aud
educated, and belted in one mouthful those OF the
Roman Catholic religion. notwithstanding this
display of ntemperance, passion and prejudice, i
is the acknowledged organ of Archbishop Hughes.
and is commended by that dignitary to tie support
and patronage of Catholics throughout the COM
munity. There are other Catholic journals pub
lshed in other parts Of the country, which, if they
arc not marked with as much ability as di.tin-
cuisines the FrsemGas Journal. are certainly supe-
Tior to it in moderation Of tonc ccurteousnes. and
propriety. One Is published at Cincinnati, lother
at Boston, and another in Baltimore.
Now, it is q curious fact that the organ Of Bishop
Hughes, in New York, is denounced by the other
Catholic journals to which we have referred, anu
which are likewise the organs of the Cathoh,
Bishops in the diocesses in which they arc pub
Eshcd. The Boston publication and the Bal
tilnore publication have for a long time
wrancled and disputed with Archbishop Hughes
organ. and repudiated the anti-repub-icap, reac-
tionaiy and ab:olutis.ical principles which It SO
streruously advocates. They cannot endorse the
"beardless young Nero,'' Francis Joseph Of aus
tria, as saint upon earth, and o-naucn. TO the
church nor do they believe that the Pope, in his
capacity Of temporal sovereign Of Rome, Is inlall-
ble IN church matters they doubtless believe in
the nfallibiity Of the Holy Father but in politics.
they probably think that Plus the Ninth is Il sblo
to commit and probably has perpetrated eryors, in
managing the affairs Of the temporal gove.nm ent
of \ ONE. Be this as it may, however, a breach
has occurred between the Cincinnati Catho!ic Tie
grain, the organ of the Catholic Bishop Of Cincia
natl, and the Ffeoan's Journal, the organ ofArch
bishop Hughes, Of the diocess of New York. This
is evident from tie following extract from the for
mer paper
T,r Nrw YORK FtrtMAS's JorRS 1.-THE bad spirit
which this paper meniiests on every occasion fox the
Calioc Telegraph, is SO cons icuos that We owe II 70
seliIespect and the honor due to the church
in Ohio to decline beEceforh exchanging with that
jour- al One OF its late numbers contains an article 50
gross, imperative and vulgar, that compelled to
the Catholics of Ohio against the dangerous cha
rcter Of the paper and should any eccesiatic lay
continue to patronse 1t, hope that he VIII II
allie reconcile such patronage with the respect which
is due to this docess paper remarkable for tie
Introduction Of discussions heretofore unknown to te
hful neither defend the cause Of Cathocty MOI
eoify family.
We have the fact, then, before Us, that tho organ
OF the Catholic Bishop Of Cincinnati viii not oven
exchange with the Freea,an'S Journal, courtesy
which the lay papers, general thing, extend to
each ether, how much soever they may disagree
ton by the Boston and Baltimore publications
would show that neither the Archbiahop oF New
York, nor hi organ, are in good edol among tnc
Catholics Of other parts Of the country
Now. what is The cause az this wglngling ard
4uanelling among the organs Of tho Catholi;
bishops in this country Il is very clear that !
this ilfeehrg ard these differences continue, they
viii seriously impair the haYmo0y Which hts hitherto
existed in the Catholic Church ofthe United states
We Think the cause can be easily asccrtaincj, end
may be traced directly to Archbishop Hughes. Iht
Archbishop IS man ofuaquestioned talent, elo
quent, purgent, ambitious, and sarcastic T. a De-
gree rarely witnessed. n f2cs, be Is sa:orio!a
bOssuth. Ey che course which ne has p2rs.ei Il
politics well as in church matte rs. for number
ofycars past nc has acted as flc wished TO be TIE
great representative OF the Catholic Church and o.
Catholic doctrines in The United ctales--to be the
most brilliant star in tie Grmament Of inc
Catholic Church in Ameri.a-to be the pin
cIpaI shepherd OF The Catholic loeb, with Other
bishops merely as auxiinries. This has excited
Jealousy in other quarters. rs might naturally b
oxpecte Il would; and Archbishop Hughes could moi
pursue the course which he evidently marked out fol
himself, without creating feeling ofdssatsiactior
and scentent in those who iee themselves as com
peteut to take upon their shoulders tho Who'll,
weight Of the Catholic church in America as he IL
but whose ambition to DO SO is not great as thai
Of the Archbishop Of New York.
Here, then, we have the cause Of this iucip.en.
discussion in the Catholic church in the unitet
States. Whether these difficulties are tho precur
sor Of great and fatal discussions in the Catholi,
church, VIC cannot say. bat that incipient difficulty
does exist, is evident It may be that Arch bishop
Hughes, having FAILED along smoothly for many
years, is about to meet with the dangers, Difficult
ties and distractions which the ambitious are sure
to encounter later, whether in the church
or out OF it, When he gets into serious dlii .u.tY
he will find friend in us, md no mis- Jake.
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