New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

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nshe order and you have faen eer aaoher to pas
tiv n he DARK valley Of the shadow OF death msy he
snr hs sogg which Is herein recorded glory unto God
wko iyeth us the victory .hrOcgh onr Lori Jesa Car
NJ Mason the Chanceilor. r;urncd thanks N appro
pirate roa,uer and rlei-ed his honor that no Koran
Catholic shord ever b. allowed 10 desecrs.e Ia scored
ness asAough few weeks age Bible wss tskea ron
he Mission House Of the Rev. nj feaee; o. ne tvs
Points AMI blurred in tAc open streets siter being ke<s
Shog the streets by raess mob He trasted that weaie
g light 8 thsiT path 10 gSie them to the eeessai asas
Aaer re hand tad arsin cnliyened the meeting.
Rev. Milism Balch RISE 20 deliver crefioa %
Ioe Bible the Charter Of Civii and Political iAeery
Aer showing thsi the intrinsic value q the truths
sSpresd in Ire Bible which made US love e. ard no, is
ancient character merely the Rev gentleman wen, -
trace the effect hal upon the different nations aaiony
whom hat been circulated and to contras; their o.
cal and social condition with the conon q he then.
idoierocs Popih lanGs showin- tia, independents
and self government bad been slmos invariably produced
by the extensive circulation 81 the word II God anong the
people In Turkey there but little Of tha, easy dignity
which indicated high moral and high bsnevclencs
Of soul The Turks had Bible. and they often stoned
Christians who attempted TO quietly through their vii
lagos In Greece the Bible read By not much re-
speced priesthood 10 the few who assembled in their
Churches aud the Greeks have inkiings aner greater
degree az liberty than they AZ presen, enjoyed Rasss
Vas fearful Of the results OF Greek church teaching aud
the Car has introduced preschng and restricted worship
IN the mere ritual form The Cossacks could not read the
Rbe AMI they held the liberties Of EGrope in check
Italy had the Bible chained IN the cearche where the
sanstihed might not enter; In naples every I'm n.as
Cnstam house Tuscany once hat shadow Of Liberty,
ba, Tire reaction complete and Meda imprisoned
for reading the Bible o. his family. Rome bat for tho
influx Of sranger would starve fncm the opposition Of
the priesthood Piedmont had show offrcedom because
the priests held in cheek by the Government Aus
ra, NeReo. the Wadeuse. Hungary, the German States.
Switzerland. Holland, Denmark, spain aud lastly Eng
and all came under review, and the Rev gcnteman hos
ed that liberty, commercial political and social IL
every instance enjoyed just in proportion the Bible
distributed read and appreciated by the people Americs
then came under consideration and il 10 the Bible that
il owed its liberty and the glorious puriiancal influences
which had been brought to bear powerfully in the struggle
for liberty Speaking OF the Catholics in this country ths
reverand gentleman said Roman Catholics enlisted
into our army and navy. Suppose conflict should arise
between the Government Of Liberty and such an army
has been assembled 60 protect and propagate the doc
trnes of this Churchno improbable overland the OH
Ger in command should order them 10 aim that way. aud
their father confessoT dashng little holy water them.
should direct them TO aim this way, what would the poor
fellows do Would their patriotism their religion pre-
vail their country their church Or would they cut
and rum The Apostles did not hesitate 20 obey God
rather than man. What would they do They believe
that God the side Of their Church and their mmor
tai destiny in the hands OF the priest and In sach al
lemma with death near they would be likely TO obey
Again ask What would they do have the answer
from one who Protestant preacher but who Is now
in good standing in the bosom Of the Romsh Church He
did hesitate 20 say to emphatically, before many
witnesses the day before yesterday that in case OF
conflict between the State Government and his Church he
should take the side OF the latter The orator
concluded with peroraton OF patriotic character and
the reverend gentleman resumed his seat amid much
applause.