New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
c,v.zzrs FAREWELL LECTURE.

r,,e- cavozzi delivered whit was al, ertised shis
Fa,eU.u Lecture at tbs Broadway Tabernacle, sstfen
NO His TOPIC a. announced was "Aneroamsf-its
prity and Integrity" Tho first part Of It vas rsny
devoted to the school question: and gave repetions ms
customary denupois,ons of the Catholics in that cosec
tor Cor their alegcdpurposo destroy toe fnohc eo
\, .reudirc the Bible thertfrOrG There was muea 81
hal rspeen in tits part Of the lecture the 'nct on
IVES 50 rider il rather obscure III was con"nueuhst
the Pibe was not n seoiarian book All frOteStenFcb
a.eerted "a Their guide ia faith and conduct II tfio
man Catholics rejected II they could NOS be Chr pms
Prt forsoob the Bible mast DO efclu led from the aiic
Sehools Now either must please God or the fs.1n
Cn,bal;es lie Was for pleasing God The Bible " a
paoaaI book and they who excluded II IRON the nanai
schoc a proved themselves seciarlGnS there was norr
~ Of Christianity where there was no DiDe Oi hsy
IL MD ON to the Bible were the real Christians. The
hook must be taken without comment and Withoutod0r
inc The purity Of ProtestaDi-m In ths country dfnd
ed upon free access to she Scriptures, ,...,, LII.
o,acioy the Cross lie opposed n the CfOss)g 1t
was the Gross perverted by ne Paptls lie as zen
denounced as ahe revolutionary PADRE lie hdaogm
for H. rpbts of his own dear Italy rnd worn thpDud
Ialisp eoekade. That vas bis Cross end not theoss
dsplayed in the churches a. l'ece OF mumnery seh
uses y the Cross not known IN ne pristine cahet
They could not be justified by the scriptures. lhspriL
nal ross was the only reliable Cross II must be wo IN
fbe heart Tot as mere form. Ho denounced tho tlls
"Ctareh journal very severely assuming g'oisse at
:ituafs which created not q little msrTim 'nt
Tte l.ciurer next proceeded 10 notice thu GU va o.
wearing crosses female ornaments II was not dw
LOS ion to interfere with "wouans rights, Dh hInr8
cor sun this custom Of anti Christian tendency Inc
hr-srcan eaele would be mach lore appropriaorna.
me N for American females bot the manuiacurer5"h nv
IA tAke crosses for sinister purposes Foreigner VINO
"a IA rot r adj tho BsI0es 8ifh wAch they hal be.beP
fred siened their X. The cross "a worn TOO mo oy
f,rsien women 10 be sae as an American custom ney
30 Fed too much Of the Catholicism ofthe codntr-i"tn
Haieh The venrers camel
Ia depoupced The Gothic style. 10 lOngel to Jcar-
Gus age Gothic chur' hes and cnaIeb were pu' osse
places Of worshp with ProiesiHhi hsVyS. Ins ~
spdows and equally fastasuc a<res were redc1aS ~
iis esf,rntiru fie wOuid reccmmend that al pig o.
,orhp De square "a form nd lain n cement, o.s
toe people could get more eqShy near % me
Ia such churches there would be- some nance lot
4 irt.rp 10 - al and In frh Dstes sd OF tho Hsnp
81 mere outward InesD.ngle.5 ard hearlless forms.
OrcLestral gc!sres and cl o.' ~ nc" enIioyeT srs
slso ~ Cefbof 1.ienisncy. > 90 Oryns. lie Ncs 10.
tni orenps s.tirey bu. De cesircl 10 see the u*ei
s-s ana the Ei.turCs mora III ioycd 70 near 'sy'es
~ tie reotle 4Ed n0f those u og hEenx 81 xer
ever fine mi 81 b. the wees OF NJ OF mrs % ~
In this conn s.ion the lee 7Ter was yery 5eyee ss
srsfocra,ic sss and pni4s o. WeA az sieepAs my
Sfthe Proi6,sant ciurc 90. Wiie the fash onsb wof
shipDors Of ne Fifth a.. We safistnS n "a
Ctf,c cinobes costing ffty t.hundrcd thousa ayi
lars th0usr sds Of Cod poor wld VINO a u' 80,
Iet them .aink how rcDy smaler ehureAes and 'psn
,le raorev thgs waste would sid. Tie lectur,i.i'
freou.1t 8sd loud cheers win AZ AiNs d sno '''
ale cLurshes end1hJif opphe'Se'. :, a.
The 81 sect 81 forsisn mise 90 was .sHen u, ~ -
eussed r. como lem "a II " nd p - me opl ~.
y =
roissi,- felGs at J1le occupied and iti'Sr'
was orly necessssJ b look around n ms Chy,s ~
work ar rnissio- aries BEN ie poor and lEnprg -
yicio1s OF New York veis csTel Or Il weGid %
erorzh 10 tnrI attention he ltsaiaen elsewhere An
reTs On Of he lecture VS. rsptusously alPiA9ded.
Tss lectarS mex. paced 20 aofe qsrcniar cS' ~
tie, Of the shoo question: AMI ~. 1sens re I'm
n9tto LET fo,lqn teaehen sD1 booka p'r0l mem
1s.ericor. and not GnnAr. Irish o. F.encn .chs :,
,houid b. establ bed azd susi ared-Ino>E iess. -
Sner-if Wa hcged 20 retain ti5 Prey o. 49,.
ehr;stauav He slosed rlxh deyunsi1t,n Of ths.
81 the s-hoD % Buffalo - % IT, ecclez1stesl 81, p
rburcs rroperty. and q TAe fri51n. as " cs' ~
HeSSs,sier Il comI aimed a i a. -: a-yoeyDi
~ ssIns" 4 the dGyst n - teetotalsm, s>oJin~
Sn5 even Bs1Omeris1. Tie 1titsHs, N the ofaon
D. lecturef while hosting ine Tag Of pogress a. sy
.batof Rcd Republicansrc. ~ doing all Il co9id -r
ard crr,A the sririt q religious teedh and e'ti
Religious desrcskm l. I'D this By defining tiaI,I'n
o6 i3rsalo, sndfsu1ing the PoPos moo IL - .
: sdvesated anti slavery AZ Tie sotih vais ss.-s
wc,.t OF slavery a tic NORTH lie lthe < .llerr'n
ta zee su.i slavery in the North az well Is the op'
4 Tke Determinations OF Tie Irtbrss which weEes ~
ter were boistsrously eppauded BY PORTION oitae
r deuee-espeoially toe alleged inconsistency a. ga
vb;rh seemed 70 BE Tel.hed a 20 much paad I'm 70
5 slavery ITejadces.