The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
RELIGIOUS.

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hear you denounc strong add opinion very unjust
and unoharabe language certain party for holding and
the cSu&ss
he United think shall not
aiiy rsSae.ns through tho public press
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1 al her S ssT TO fH &
be the last her to question religious
her priests But Whenever q them brings
public po upon which the clergy themselves
ary Whenever he utters senmsnts which deem preadca
tho freedom Of beloved but wronged country
support in my adopted ccustry.
ishnsn, and American citizen to take such aaes.
ton and outside the sanctuary and lay them
In speaking Of the due the Catholic clergy you
they a
Sisresreeted as men, and respected priests But
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eoniess am totally ignorant aud which the catho
%GfS should be better for that
think when you conane the crime rev tiSpnry ~
evil influence of certain revolutionary Catholics and par.
a the OF q the whose aged father
az che anontsd and raise
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think actuated in crossing that by desire
6 nd as enjoy the pleasure q having
rpw Sr o ok s %e the manly noble
sd sssrgss that party With having time
Sss SaFssy or even with having denied beyond hat
mankind should inclined nor at liberty % differ
Catholics wls should A no..shsand
sL.rse therefore anti suppose h.. you
Of all TIE qualities Of man. and possessing All those the
opposition majority the irish csssolia ssS
poy Rss sss ns
this opposition not only by letters the priests
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SeS a the into
S and which already considered
the course pursued by those patriots however
o snsT o dss e G far they have
to the world that they not only not but
s AZ Of this fst should DO
who them as traitors and to she
nothing divine truth where they look upon their
from the lips our Divine kedeemer himself - 'Ans
ss so was
Of sS Was it the ground that they had seen
no @ to s1 The English
look as silent with their odaa %hs
murder either or the sword their
sisters and to not utter even word Of complaint; and
should the chief Of the murderers eondesosnd visit the
homage to him Or her However these savsh and absurd
q the Irish clergy their opinions are we'll sustained BY
the authority Of of the St. Peter
strongest pillars of the church at the day For
s sispS n Psso
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ring the 18th day Of May 1880 and in the eighth
See also the page bull addressed to the
shs5y By sss and sSs
mans ring on the 10Th Of April 1000 in the ninth year Of
fought religion so
bishop Loyal Mhsh he snd
Others in the English parismens reverted
@ @ s %
previous to B have had reason to take
famine But agsin You may say that the
sss
Ct s pr n ss Of the
Sus Of the
fellow eeSnsrymsn bIssPieay call i
country hand which should pG Iaye bsea
acknowledged
the to akeup and expei their English opprsssors
by aiding and encouraging the
and snds Of the and snarsI
II Is y h % Il @ 20 hsV Su for
shield to Put between The yiotm and hi: oppsessor;
instead Of swords And he also knew that his
ch less formidable than sword and that
commence appears evident from tn. fact his having al
monshed them e act as brave as the lion when in battle,
Tie Consideration Of the foregoing facts trust will
or do
please have had and still have many learned wise and
Bpt again if are to regard the Irish revolutionary
1ee, that the Isv0gonsry Catholics Of 7I6 in this
tie Of Which even You must admit has conferred
great dement's both religion and mankind if the Irish
lave had less She claimed this part North Amer;
land even by the right Of fair conquest And besides the
never had an injustice 70 complain Of which the
,s , created famine Il %ers Which caused
Andsss distinguished Archbishop considered BY
day well Of the mort learned and talented
hs he III Gsuss 1 s 9a
their should be Considered Of great and
r a % @
dent from the compliments he paid their departed leader
tho OF remarks
sion TO the immortal W ashington:--
" In country like this in which have had the benefit
of great vino ached in tho order Of social and
political excellence obedience to the Savors
as could arproach OF how important it that his
ample should be ept before minds And how natural s
II to believe that country for which God raised dis
tnguished singular unapproachabe public deverer
worthy OF its origin and that its destiny become
itself the medium of dusag benodotions the whole
human raceo
And, further he SAYS
see him again. the fulness Of his triumph and his
bearing his bright and victorious sword return Its
handle to that loved mother whom he had saved and whose
chains he had broken"
assure you, sir, that when remembered that great
Chief having been thus eulogized in the hall Of the House
Representatives, by the Catholic Archbishop of New
and heard you denounco from tho chair Of Truth
having attempted to break tho intolorabo chat Of
their mother, whom they have right to love we'll
felt greater mental pain than describe; and in
wsrdy asked and his followers branded
from either the Catholic Protestant pulpit from BOTH
ndcs traitors in the days Of their struggle would he
other Catholic bishop priest stand where he did and
praise that glorious conqueror for having approached
The Redeemer's preceptsY
But in conclusion respectfully request you you really
think that the lay of the Catholic Church dispute
with the clergy political questions without disrespectng
them and becoming nfde to inform what political creed
should adopt by which avoid the guilt they
absolute monarcbists in country, constitutional In
another and republicans in and
md then again divided upon the LEGAL political
their respective countries.