The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-25

Egnated Dy the citizens who in want OF their AID.
The great objection is, that the star can be easily
covered from sight. 1t to rectify that difficulty that
| some more prominent dress emblem will be chosen.
recent act of the Legislature gives the selection Of
Crystal Palace Police to the Mayor or Chief Of Police,
and awards them, for the time being all the powers Of
policemen only they paid by the Crystal Palace
papy, instead of the city treasury.
Father Gavazzi and the Jesuits.
THE LECTURE ON SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE METRO
P0LITAN HALL.
The audience at Metropolitan Hall was Saturday
evening more numerous than the previous night.
The orator announced that he would give Tuesday and
Friday next at the Broadway Tabernacle two free lee
lures specially for the Industrial classes and for the
Irishmen Here Father Gavszz mentioned that he had
been wrongly represented in the public press by esutcal
writers, having spoken against the Irish This no
denied all his sympathes for this down troddea
people Next he informed his hearers that the proceeds
of the lecture Of Thursday next will be given 10 the
eighty Italian exles who transported to NewYorx by
Sandman Of He had not word to say oppo.
sition to that government, which, by circumstances has
been obliged to send away these patriots Father Gavaz
partook the opinions the Pedmontese authori-
ties who would not ruin fifty thousand refugees for eighty
of the Mazznian school,
The subject of my lecture for this evening" said Father
Gavazzi, will be the Jesuits (Applause.) respect
every individual but attack most mercessy the system
and the whole company of Loyoa. That in private in
dividual find some good qualities do not question;
but as soon as your take them all Jesuits, you will
find that terrible sect fatal to PERSONS to societies. and
to governments. Suppose party Of friends 60 pic
mic, all the invited carrying with them some good and
choice vctua others taking sweet and delicate beve-
and all these excellent things should be thrown
into large kettle. this mixture would become most
disgusting dish. This is the with the Jesuits.
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the great remark of Christ becomes verified when he
says that they Whted sepulchres but full of putr
faction and bones" If this voice should say to this
society, break that wall, would what was
witnessed by the citizens Of Kontspocano at the begin
ming Of the Jesuit and what the Italian crusaders
vhen in ss they entered the college the Jesuits
in Modena, viz the scandafous love correspondence
Of The holy children OF Saint Ignatus Loyoa with their
female penitents And this il enough Of the called
her Of the company Of Jesus for beots is their passive
obedience, cannot be considered good Jesuit
virtue which may please God No, no God created
man for honest liberty when he willingly that
and without praise Human intelligence and is
the greatest work Of God and when surrenders the
and dease him By hs ssucs suSmssion msn
become brute You can drive your horses when and
where you please because they are animals but know
The paid armies called brutal forces IN the hands Of
their conductors and often eespos these armies
chain Christian nation It let loose the brutal army Of
the Jesuts, and with the most impudent mockery, they
such dia bocal work" 10 the greatest glory OF Cod
(Applause). It is said tat they necessary to the
could not subaist Tho primitive Church Of Christ had
1t any support from Jesuiss to defend her against
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The bgots say that times have changed No. say rather
that the Church itself has it is 10 more the
which acknowledge to be true that without the Jesuts
the rapal Church in day could exist longer These
modern saints the true grenaders and guards Of hon.
Of papaey But this sect has been fatal to the Church
its Worship morality simplicity and dosmas Of true
interesting description of all the superstons and
ceremonies introduced by the Jesuits into the
ship of the Christian religion. He spoke fully and
with facts of the morals corrupted by the doctrines Of
the Jcsus as mental reservation, dependency, false
TssGSs and Of that
SO that all crimes are sanctioned through the confessional
and from the pulpit The Jesuts fatal to the gospel
as their final object to prevent the reading Of the
Bible and to destroy Protes tansm. The demon
sraed the arts employed BY the Jesuts in this attempt.
Jesuits Beware, Proteatapts, he exclaimed because
what Jesuts cannot obtain Of themselves they will
Charity, and Of other denominations These female h
suits under the pretext of teaching children assisting
house and with bold persistence try to disseminate pap
doctrines in the minds Of lotestants Behed here the
sh So hs sha
or doctfines You have plenty Of wise, intelligent pure,
ana Christian American who will, without the
assistance of Jesuis teach the children and assist those
who are In want But the Jesuits also fatal to
society and. proof Father Gavaz spoke of the pub
lie schools and gave as evidence of his opinion the
cent prosecutions Of the clergy in Belgium, France and
Austria, where they succeeded in expelling from the
Universities and schools all the most learned pro-
iesors, and even attempted to substitute the works
Of Pelarno Segreri, and of other Jesuit writer's, to
America In the United States the Catholics fe years
age very well satisfied to send their children to the
nOv thrOu ayoicQ Of fOrpiOp JQau fbo0
insist dividing the income which the States apply to
public education without distinction of birth religion
and II they succeed, you will have here the same
trouble which has been caused to the English govern
ment by the establishment Of the Maynooth College
better, and how fatal it is for them have Jesuts
in their country let them learn lessons the de-
Toll, who wrote that during the first French Revolution
not tingle Pill OF the Jesu!t took for estab
noble struggle ndcLendcr while your fathers were
led 10 battle by the immortal Washington you had had
%s Acan Of hs
have marched against the enemy. and you could
have established such glorious republic you enjoy at
present Remember also that the Jesuts love money;
their great aim is TO make money, with which they
tabish their police all Chrisendom. The Italian
former illustrated this part Of his lecture by recent
events In Italy, as Tractised by Jesuits he de-
monstrated ao, how Jesuts. in short dresp, served
faithfully This object and this point he introduced
to the audience. N natural and comic manner,
IN imaginary Tom Thumb with large boots whip in his
speaking French This rersoniaed little specimen was
under TODD 10 represent the editor Of city paper who
last week published article against the lecturer
Father Gavazzi pretended being aked by an insignif
can't Tom Thumb why he was so cnraged against tho
FItnch, aud replied
"Because my little sc-iobler was in Rome In 1919,
and two thousand Of my lillian brethren wounded,
mutilatcd and slain by your French soldiers"
Have you sympathcs for the French " says the
little EDITOR.
'Not for the majority Of tho population who have
voted the expedition against Rome"
"no YOU not re, rect Louis Napoleon my masters"
NO" replies The indignant Italian, 'b-ciuse he
butchered my brethren and betrayed the hopes of
ton. did MT solicit many French editors do, the
decoration Of the Legion of Honor. respect this mnori
ty Of the French people, who like Quinct call France the
Assassin Of Italy and here Father Gavazz puts under
the of tho little writer the dedication Of said work.
Father Gayszz then fsgns having the Tom Thumb editor