New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19
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most practical uc-n have si~ay' f. ii exDs-;eass a,
importance Both set the revalsii1. .~av hst.,in,ay
naugh'. Infdehfy would utterly Se ~ waisl wArns
On which filth rests and the hope AL ms ffsaHs,ns
andoonso the human heart n ih9 N =. D is f4-l p-s,
Tlie The Pope wouil l'ed rs fgloTe-s - q f,gy TX
Zee, where tie would saCTdce them 70 III - AZ Of tas
peEieIco al subjects j., By the rsa5n1i wien ths
VOID considered 81 me highest importance ~ r.ks
sac experience / ciduced n show the errors "a n,
Dess IT Roman'sm and Infieliiy WY then W g very
nouncsd 20 20 fanatics O. + on OF heritics. But ~
serious opposition the influence % the gospel hss
It's eWeeTsn'e. Il u Of three kiras 1t Iaat hearty
tn which Infdelty bears TOWARD he gospel ID Ann
feature which has lately presented Itself naH9ly ~
s ut or indirect opposition given by eadng Pa3s men o.
trust an6rsponsibi.y and 81 The hsei MOB II DEGRADED
and ignorant Catholics who stand prepared 20 b1,k up
misrvincs about the denulcis4)as Of men
in authority, when their conduct caraeerized By
treaclery AID he called upon 10 lay down his re
there was question which he you'll Willingly defend
a. the night 10 hear and be heard lie perfectly coluree
in the sentiment con,s ned in the Presidents Message that
70 man 30 high honorable that he sfo I'D be
deemed exempt from responsibility and further than the
justice and Indulgence OF the masses were he only seeu
" for the freedom Of the State There never was irleF
sentiment Their ever time when is application
forcible and obvioua time when he represen
taVcs Of tic people Themselves are sluanterng tner
onty ond opening the public places 20 DO honor to tie
minister of he West despoism H would ask Governor
Seymour and the Mayor to read the Pre- dents Message
aeItvoy. and he would ask TIE former by what aaiho1
ty be dared say that the people Of this country fe any
affection sympathy for tie Pope. No there not the
sligliest inclination that way. We are strong in
orr Republican FIFTH but know that there can
be no alliance between RomGnsm ard "a. We
setk 10 at fairly and justly. We wait NJ laws
against PcIory. 10 laws against emigration Bat We .
have the Of God and the freedom OF speech and these
with The liberty Of conscience viii proclaim % me 10
world No has H. hs 70 make alliance o. peace
with that which mfeies the progress OF truth or eni Ian
gers tie welfare # society And with respect 70 me warn
irg which Bishop Hughes ha, jest given 10 The Catholic
pop If ell lie charges he makes be true why have the
Ifh Cchofcs this fearful place when they are
threatened with such dancers Have they not He'd hiher
from the desrotsm which they complained against At home
Why talk Of spraCy Cgenst their lives and property
There s. mono but the piracy Of charity and bsneyo
lence against poverty, OF the tenderness alt auec
ton Of tie Ter FOR her infant all conspire in the
nomo Il our heavenly rel gion to in degraded anf
suffering people aud 10 pour the balm Of Geaf and ta3
peace If conscience rccOnced The preacher concluded
bis remarks reminding hi hearers that beho'ved them
look Their rrhts AID 20 that they were not en-
croaclod on ly ignorance or malice