Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
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sage lear.ed Unitarian editor OF the Times,
satig TO Tic ieess OF ny amis shall, with my con
SENT be brought into my house, and even for Cathoe
presume, that US ye his house Is his caste IN ths
all not to reply to any
OF his rtices Against tho Catholic church
the present organzat our Public Schools
sous Catholics TO oppose said
existed in Rome for centuries and still flourish there
tion and an honest AND sir discussion Of the srouGI Of
those objections is ali that has been asked by Catholics
the supposed invitation the Times discuss this
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fed statement Of the Catholic view OF this question was
sent to the Times and published therein. e.
were q ONCE from their use as secular
or political paper, aud made the vehicle OF the grossest
most insulting, most false and absurd charges not in re-
eahs
trines and mcmbes Many Of these illusions evidently
preeiatng fair argument, and utterly unworthy OF
sisr o Writer ss With the
and was toldn repythat other secular papers had en-.
scbers publish articles assured by for
eycry he might By such
that it was mere matter OF calculations, or OF dollars aud
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ns the OIL every honest OF h0sfa
It has always been considered among sensible people,
that II attacked or assaulted by oman id,o or rGi.
speedily possible and such aeourse usually consid
S as
connecting to the assailant any right to be other
means For this the vile articles in the Times
hars 81, been f with silent
Carried on under the Leenee zeal for re.
represented the enjoyment our &c insu.
TONS Incapable OF appreciatng Them and gov
down to the humble Priest. finally
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oli;s not allowed TO read Protestant publications.
all yellow covered literature OF the day, the
CHARGE with all that Precedes it, pronounced most de
The very sapient editor Of the Times must presume
Of s fe ss every assen pSp IA the Pubic
Schools in the authentic history OF his coun
OF Maryland the very first to allow Unrestricted rel
gogs iboty and to afford leige for those driven out
Of earroton fna many Other dsnsqshed Gath
his eomparios from Europe, ong the foremost
shed their blood and risk their lives fortunes
achieve the Independence q our. country.
The writer is convert to Cathocity for twenty
has been familiar with the doctrines OF the Catholic
church and its discipline and has been with
church, distinguished alike for their useful and baneess
with in all grades OF Ecelesassel authority
| II has been TO him cause OF some dissatisfaction,
knowing well from his own observation, that while at
least nneens tho bishops and Clergy SO tar
expression ofpotca preference could be extracted In
favor of wing principles large proportion OF the aity
and however well disposed wing to exert all the inu
that could be brought bear any political cues
Influence been attempted in this country either
by the Pope, any other minister OF the Catholic church,
Catholic aity every connected with their
sonal or political rights or duties This TACT shows how
much truth There is the statements of the Times on th
subject 1t will be obvious TO any refectrg utpredju
diced mind acquainted with the changes and revolutions
that Catholicism presents the most firm and cdedIy
conservative 'front.' 10 the torrent OF lntdety lied Repub
cansm Spiritual knoekngs, and all the other isms and
Vagaries OF which the is prolific and which
uproot and overr the foundations OF society,
and II tie sage editor OF tie Times, with Joe Barker.
Kirkland, Leahy, and similar principles could
only get the vative influence Catholicism,
what is there TO prevent him and them nom INDUCING
dearest interests in tn horrible confusion that
existed Rome, under the brief sway Massin Gavaz.
phant, Providence that city was
cued again from the vandais, by means OF Bonaparte
We believe nothing Of the sort ever happens by mere
man will.
The preceding remarks intended, not answer
OF the feeling Catholic community here, SO
writer is informed 1t may, and doubtless will, draw
forth Characteristic reply the would be dictator and
autocrat OF the Times He with his asehoods,
far are further notice OF him win
be taken in this way We iee confident that the church
which has the constant OF its Divine Founder
and has wS the attacks ofits foes for eighteen
is In danger from the puissant editor OF
facts that hrve been recently developed thai his
opposition is not likely to produce more good than