The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

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lon, tie gcvernmsut and clergy were bitterly h.
mical 70 them, and wished TO seize on Ill their
reputed wealth. The other orders Of monks believed
hat the Jeeuits in California and Soaors were az
Nd peari Hsheries, and wished to drive them out
But II IL now well established that they did not WORK
gold or silver mines, and actually forbade fishing for
pearls.
hatred of the clergy the Jesuits are owing their un-
popularity in Mexico. This luminosity was so deep
In the last century that one occasion they came
10 blows In the streets Of Puebla.
Of the history of the order in this country that am
certain the above nara IN would be as new to them
Is to you. As I have had to follow the stream Of
Jesuit learning in this country, in my desutory
reading among books, pamphlets, aud malus snpts, 4
have thus picked up the leading points Of their
'haracter.
"a credit is due to Santa Anna for this decree Of
otrv, dion, as he was moved to It by motives Of big
srts and et,, The Jesuits will bring back science,
much supsrsttito this country. They will root out
beresy none existand idoatrous practices As for
lgion to become 30 81 no one cares enough for re-
fsnaticism. would ppatd 10 his neditations OK
bring all their talents and that the Jesuits will
government, ana that they wing TO bear upon the
sberal party, for the church andke sues WIN .ac
w soon pe at war with them, ariQarcnics ,scuon
.ney III throw themselves into Ibid. sen as'ence
We .ake ..ir past history there will nahoS y
strange IN Ia One who has portrayed thAothins
al ''nes past ''.-'s says Of the Jesaits:- S'y
IN nothiis but in their fidelity TO the churcL
"s S appeal in her to the
doctrines o. obedience and creme doctrinss of liberty
ans rent "s taeis 20 the people, the right Of
bad ruier-were incnlcated by the same man sncorany
A. he addressed himself to the suoet of Philip or the
suh.et of Elizabeth. Some described hese men as the
mort rigid, others as he most ndugent of spirtusl al
reetors And both descriptions correct Tina truly
c@voui listened with ave to the hrh and saintIv ny
GA wal ar
rival through the body The rail beauty xh, hsa &c.,
,. her marriage VOW found in the Jesuit an easy veil
eu man OF the " rid, tolerant of the little irresuar
es OF people of fashion fhe Confession was sts;ct ~
according 70 ths tsmper OF the pentent His ARA
csnrcf Since were bad peopl. i wa h, ,hst VA.
~ ~ De bad Catholics than bad Protestapts IF mar
gambler th as to be bravo Hoertine or
''S was DO reason for making him hereto too
Now. these are the kind If neonIo sor Max;.o
nas Lucy mlo ~ Fast centuries may he buried in
.ne pass. lne wnoe Christian world has united {,
escape the little pecaSosss 's and in this manner
in their playtHness, to practl.a in The st
and on the exchange OF every CIV in tho -o.,g
= not many hundred years since u could have
desire by any kind Of Christian cook S,nr us
might fancy. You could order Chris, 'pp0a.e ,
can Iow order an oyster at the corner oE Brad a
wall streets roasted, fried, stewed Boiled. s.as
brown, or boiled IN oil The Jesuits we're adept,:e
THIS culinary sciences but they were the first Ia arm
me business and set up the lnew branches of ard.
whch all aye pretty well versed H. but which all are
too MODEST to admit. So the Josuits moor sa,ow.
40" Tho bear the sins of all the Christian world.
-. wing is the translation of the deeree:-
FISHING THB COMPANY OF Jgsys
Antonio Lopez de santa aHxioo.
try general of division ca bne'1rs of the
royal and distinguished Spanish oras as ,ar,s the
Third, and President of the Mexican Rspu,M. to the
people thereof be 1t known that b. virtue of the mowers
whicn the nation has conferred upon ms I have
thought proper to decree the following =
article L. The religious order thaT
re in the republic, conformity with their
ana rules approved by the charch, entire
sunectop 10 the national laws.
Article z All members of the Company ~ Jesns shall
oe IN consequence admitted into the republic and while
tey reside IN the national territory they shall be con
tioered As Mexicans, without claiming any rights AZ
foreigners. with the power to establish communites
ouhd colleges hospitals, professional and novitiate
houses, residences, missions and IN nil
places where they were formerly established or in those
that may be deemed suitable with the consent of the
government anu notice to the specve ordnaries re-
naming as well the particular members as the comau
mites subject to all the civil and ecclesa laws Of
the reput lie. -
names rights and chooses in action which were
by them and still preserved without appropr ton r
them. " soie'
Aricls 5. The restoration shall siways be without re
Jeoce 70 Third PARTIES and therefore shall remain ex
IT. All property, rights and claims which have been
on u any other manner assigned in favor Of ovrpo
fnfers OF individuals
I'd Those appropriate TO establishments or different
apo es, not dependent the government either held
Us The first or have IA ssed b, ls tsnot
tor TO those 10 whom they have been adiuigsd to in
terested third parties
90 The % fees which have been liz paro-
cai churches or dedicated to other irsii re
rous operations unless by the ordinary of
the ciocess or respective clergy.
Article T. The property whisl the pious may give for
any estab hmen of the Conn of tue repub
lie during the first year of their restoration ,han only
pay zen per cent Of the persing duty md II by will and
tetsI emit They shall pay the of the estate
only the part that pertains To the Judicial fund.
Therefore, order this to be printed published crcu.
lated spd strictly observed.
National Palace of Tscubaya, 18th September, 1853.
(Sened) ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
A. ID. TEoDosIo I-ABEs.