Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-06
MISCELL AN.EOUS.
"A CARD

MISCELLANEOUS.
"A CARD.
IN EDITORS OF TnE lsTrLLrorxeER-Haying noticed that
SSouIse OF The present attack OF the TImes
Oahoe church and Its members your paper wisely
character ask the aSor that tIIs arttce
and chs @ In your next paper as an advertisement
rmss " the person alluded Of
the paper as ss as ss
tbe Ieason a WI substitution to the mes
to take and pay for any thing he does not wants my sub
scrpton TO the Times expires July, and although
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sutg 70 the feelings Of my family sSa With s com ,
oe Drought into my house, and even for Catholic
iree country. . no 'A''t'' !" 'niS
@ TSii IL IN a ans " is not to reply
commencement Of his articles aganst the Catholic church
the present Public schools and the ea
Sons That induced Catholics to oppose said organization
unc or free schools originated Catholic times have
existed in Rome for centuries and still flourish there. II
ton, fair discussion OF the ground OF
hose objections is all that has been asked by Catholics
s h hs Supposed invitation ., ii. Time,
question of the mpropriety the Organization OF
fed statement VI the Catholic view OF this question
What was the Consequence? The OF, the Times
were perverted from their proper as secular
most insulting alse and absurd charges Caot in re-
IyIo our objections to the present organization the
rom brains incapaSle OF undeTston m
prcciatug fair argument, aud wee utterly unworthy OF
notice in reply The writer remons rated with pro.
aud was told in repy-thot other secular papers had en-.
tered the matter that he had been applied
every Catholic subscriber he might loose by course
a was matter Of Calculation or OF tR osl nass
cens This has been denied by tne Times but it is
nal in the estimation OF every honest candid liberal
mind. t
that il attacked or assaulted by m1dman idiot, ruff
S s a eG ee Sa Fl Is 's difficulty
cred as not only the proper but as by
coneeing TO the assaiIant any right 10 be oe[
wise 10 be avoided, by ali reasonable
means For this reason, the vile articles In the Times
This crusade of the Times against Catholicism has
carried the retence ofextraordinary
gous liberty and repubcanism AM Catholics have been
tons ncspabe Of Them contToled and gov
by authorities their church, from the Pope
rial Of the Times ot IL IS Sated mat "a we ee eca
o;s,) allowed read Protestant publications
Unless Protestant publications are considered including
charge with all that precedes it, most de-
ctledly and unquaiihedly false.
largely upon the want historical knowledge the part
s IN m @ IN s Ii. raS
try ought TO be able 10 tell him that the Catholic colony
gious buTty and to afford refuge for those driven
from the other colonies opinions sake and that Charles
ocs in the Country beside Inc Marquis La Fayete and
shed their blood aud risk their lives and fortunes 10
achieve the independence CT our country
The writer is convert to Cathoiey, for over twenty
years has familiar with the doctrines the Catholic
church and Its discipline and has been favored with the
church distinguished alike their useful and blanlelcss
II has been to him cause OF some dissatisfaction,
Bishops and Clergy, were,
expression ofpotcai preference could be extracted in
decided and supporters OF the opposite party
s ss 10 s on poa ou
ton election, all his efforts have bccn abOrve anu
by Pope or any other minister church,
tointerfere with the perfect and entire freedom OF tie
sonal political rights duties This TACT shows how
subject 1t will be obvious to any rejecting, unpredju
diced mind, acquainted with the changes and revolutions
that Catholicism presents the most firm and cidedy
conservative 'front.' 10 the torrent ofnhdety, Red Repub
canism, Spiritual kloCkings and all the other isms and
vagarcs of which the present Sge is SO prolific and which
and Il Il sage edoS Of the Tines with Joe ssSe
Kirkland, LeaLy, and men OF similar principles could
what is there prevent him and them from indulgi2g
their widest visions OF The largest liberty aud involving
existed in Rome under the brief of Massin Gavaz
sTs Se sa% lust a aS T
cued again from the vandais, by means of Bonaparte
we believe nothing OF the sort ever happens by mere hu
The preceding remarks intended, answer
tfthe feeling OF the Catholic community here, SO far the
writer is 1t may and nd on S WILL dSW
suocrat OF the Times He go on with his alsehoods
be taken in this way. confident church
which the constant promise OF its Divine Founder
has whstood tho attacks ofis foes for eighteen
centuries is in great danger from the puissant editor OF
facts Rst irve s been eco%ty that his haTed
Sna % oar Is not likely to more M
Since writing the above have learned that Messrs
n. Crawey, Jro, Mathews. NJ. J. Rohan J. Kger, and
es. yere to the Tines on the Ssih June and
still taking that paper. This iact in connection with
placed in the veracy OF eite the editor prophet OF
tho Times, In the premises -------- - H. NJ
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OF THE
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For the year ending January 31st, 1853 81 "
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount reed for premiums and
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- --Ss63, 3o9 40
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