The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-19

End in almost every page Of ths organ and need quote
little this topic. On page i3l Of the
undertand it. is as every else between Catholcity
In its genuine Roman sense-the Catholicy the Dark
spiritual order and the obligation of both soyersgns and
subjects to obey in all things the law of God inter
p1eed BY TIE Roman satsOhs ohasen nc 50 IN his
mans Cathocity, the criterion by which to determine
whether he is true Christian or at best following hea
then is his postsn in regard to the Pope or
the Papacy. Where Peter is there is the Church,
and where the Church Is there is God our Re
deemer Whose disregard, the Papscy, stints
his love the Pope, has little to
count himself one OF the elect of God" l might multi.
ply such quotations al ium from these pages Ameri-
can ctiSsDs boldly and openly the principle ns
which the very constitution Of the country IS
standing protest. But sir do not suppose this doctrine
abstraction. Far from it. This journal is intensely
political and keeps close watch the everyday affairs
the ., accal effect OF this doctrine their political
vie Of the affairs Of nations. In an article TO prove
1ou hav. Popsh
triotsm which speaks Volumes" Speaking with An eye
the immediate future there but three great Pow
Russia and Austria These three great representa-
tive nations each representing distinct and peculiar
and supported the Russian and the American
are the two aggressive Powers of the age, and they
plains Of that old Asac continent to dispute the empire
Of the world, and the triumph of either will be the
triumph Of heathenism" and the oppression OF the
Church of God Between the OF other Of
these two absolutsms or despotsms stands Austria
with the other Catholic States of Europe and ths hope
of social and Of Christian freedom under God and
the Cbnlc rests saving her from throwing her
self into the OF either despotsm and OF so strength
enpg her by union within and alliances without that she
can resist repel both the American absousm and the
Russian. Such alliance would secure to social
order and Catholic freedom the firm iort Of both the
Spanish and Italian peninsuas and put stop to the
further advance Of pom in either o. It's FORMS II
would protect Austria and the other German satest
would neutralze The demagogica influence which the
United States ard Great Britain might attempt to exert
contn entail affairs Where If in Austria is under
God ard his Church the hope Of the Christian freepans
Here SIR, the patriotism OF American Young Rome
this the spirit be infused into schools,
and the politics to be taught the youth the co n.ry
that Austria the land Of Hay nau and woman whipping
is the hope Of freemen Nor suppose for moment,
that only questions Of foreign policy ara thus discussed
the for last October the of the Pfesden
tia election you will find article politics and poll
Convention, which most deliberately aims to undermine
the attachment Of the Roman Catholic democracy to their
party declaring the Democrats radical from Instinct and
the wings only from policy in order to outbd the demo-
Gratis and therefore, insinuating that all good Catholics
ought with the wings since Gen Pierce "has given
in Lis adhesion to the Baltimore PLATFORM which, far
thing but abstract nonsense, or unnecessary
defamation, every American citizen should abominae,
We fear that his administration will accept the policy
urged upon by Ludwig Kossuth, alias Alexander
Smith, the Vice President Of the American Bible Society,"
page 5l6 shall not multiply Illustrations further on
for October 1852 just before the great Presidential con-
test GU viii gather page 554 t5s: "No Of
the politicians who publicly sympathized with Kossuth
has been able even to obtain nomination for the Pre-
to the Husemann letter and his after, dinner speech
and toast at the Kossuth banquet" when
such as Mr. Webster courts the mob he is sure to
fall Gen. Cass have been glad to
laid upon the shelf, for We can never support man
who turns radical only in his old age" -
"Moreover, Saxon alliance would be alliance
government has right to form, for is not Pre-
testan government ard is bound 10 respect our religion
and from az i in to IT. Il voo
making on the religion OF every Catholic in this
country and giving Catholic ss citizen n the right ito to
State when it makes war my religion"
Our Politician, would do well not to take the
eUstom house catholies as representatives Of the
Catholic voters in the Urited States" = The
his and Shouting us AN hail. s
Catholic radicals Catholic berAlsts to extend
official ,mpathie. to the men banded together for the
destruction Of holy religion well the peace and
order Of society Over such Catholics angels weep and
devils laugh. Politicians must not judge the great BODY
descent pative born, eDerants from Ireland France
Germany by these Office holding ard custom house
tile 10 our religion and VIC vn die q thousand deaths
rather than support it." OuT numbers daily in
ceasng and The time not far distant when our influence
will be iIcompsraby greater We must look not to the
popular entn ent OF the ourry but to holy reli
gion, learn n what side to cast influence
&c But folbea have cited enough to justify fully
the charges recitea in the resolution add one or two
quotations, by way Of illustrating the ntolerant
spI. and principles Of The Roniish Church in America
You will find in the organ for April 1852 artcl, in
defence of the POI ition, 'ih.t Pfotestnsm is atheist
cal = ard another in the humbr Tor January 1852 in
Of POSITION that Protestant is civilized
beathe,im" ! would commend these articles of the
Rertc to the consideration Of Archbishop Hughes by
Of key TO the nterpre OF Of the liberal
thiI in his letter With such opinions Of Professionalism
you win not be surprised TO find the doctrine of religious
extracts illustrative Of the spirit Of the Catholic press
touching persecution. And first, from the Shepherd Of
Kenrick 1.-THE Church we admit H. 0: necessity, in.
tolerant. Her intolerance follows necessarily from her
He,ely .he in ert. in her catalogue Of mortal sins She
epdures it when and where she must but she hates it,
and directs all her energies to effect its destruction.
the Catholics ever gain--which they surely will do,
tho ugh at distant day-an immense numerical MAORI
ty religious freedom in this country is at end say
our eLemies-to believe. We have said that
advocates Of religious freedom, and repeat it.
not The liberty TO believe contrary to the teachings
Of the Church is the liberty believe ie The liberty
abuse the mind and p,llute the Imagination From such
Liberty may we, and those we love- be at oil times pre-
two passages first duty Of every civil govern
is to protect the Church and maintain the freedom
Of relgonthe freedom of religion, say not of heresy
and nfdey, which, far could ever learn have
not ard never had and have, any rights, be-
(Jan 1850 page 2o) ,'And therefore we lose all the
brea tn expend in declamipg against bgotry and In
tolerance and in favor of religious liberty, the right Of
any TO be Of any religion religion as best
pleases him. which some two or three Of journalists
would ersuaoc the sorld is Catholic doctrine Cp CAY
The Framons Journal makes the following candid ad
mission the inherent intolerance OF Popery:-I
would conclude by observing that i. easy to show that
while the Catholic government Of the entirely Catholic
communion is not bound in order be consistent to its
principles, to tolerate Any otner religious teaching the
Protestant State, though having Catholics e,tab
H4hed in it's realms could not, without denying
the essential PRINCIPLES of Protestanti-m, oppose
the introduction Of Ca,hoEcy, any other religion
Let these suffice, sir, as specimens l might null
tiply them indefinitely, but need here only quote
enough justify the grave recital Of charges my
luton. This conceive has been done aoundanuy. One
great advantage Of tits tone Of Popery is that
may bring direct issue on the merits q the question
No longer do adversaries skuk and hide themselves
under evasons devices and special peadings They
boldly out with all the arrogant Gains or the s5stela
have rrsce to add but word or tso, in conclusion
touching the duties and obligations imposed by ths
state Of things. Our brethren n Europe are called to
suffer for Christ while still free. Surely it is
small requirement Of us that should succor them,
and furnish the Of sustaining the Gospel In the
eholds Of the enemy Az to the other duty sug
get.dthat OF engaging with renewed zeal and energy
in defence Of free institutions at home i trust need
not ay word Every obligation of citizenship sell
every OBLIGATION to Christ aud his Gospel deuaud of
As to the last thing suggestedthe duty OF laboog
have TIE PRINCIPLES religious freedom