The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-11

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80 o. g. Pow. or cardinals mr. anv body of men, or any
;;dusI 81 the Church of Rome sbsoye or dispense with
~; ah.c, from ,hsir oath 81 allegiance upon any
n-.,.~t wS.,.o.very -
"a u g. .nv nrno;n, in the tenets of the Catholic
t,h h h,h c,bnlics are ;n.6ed in not keeping faith
With berees o other nerson differing them in rel
~. VI snssoon ;thsr Of public or
80 Mn. o., '
r, g. .r, ~ the Catholic
incSe qoeSuons "e'o '0"' '"' 49, 90
universities or faris, OF Doaay, Oh L'u'"'" " ~.
yaladod and of Salamanca These several universities
- a,,..oa 30 cha n,ost learned men of Europe, and
--,., e-,.s. and nromptness 10 the
they all respohoeo WIN n
quesuons we nave sPa'e o' - -, !,
.u. - an e s,r,c,lv the same To show what they
=, .a 90. se,ec, the resnonse of the University of
ai' "''"
80 81 ,hs Soor,d rc,, of Dsinitv of
Paris 10 the abope queries.
After an introduction according the usual forms of the
university, they answer the first query by declaring
Nsther tne rope nor Tue tan D. hth any cvi,
D ";rp o,. civil jurisdiction or civil pre-emi
nence whatsoever any Kingdom and consequently none
in the kingdom Of England, by reason OF virtue o' any M
thori'y power ~ h an, nther means belopp
A. pons o. ,hs Churcb of Rome This doctrine the
faculty of divinity of Paris has always held and upon
every occasion maintained, and upon every occasion mas
bacs cbnola
90 the aecond query Neither the Pope the
,"' 49, hod ~ men nor any person of the Church
of Rome can virtue of the keys absove or release Tie
subjects Of the King of England from their oath Oh
This ana the mrs. query als ~ as,r.m anns 10
.le ans"e y. s''
Answer to the third query There tenet in the Cath
Ole church by which Catholics are justified in not Keeping
faith with hereues, u 'o. ~. =. - ,e, q, h.k faith
eci' W !,
s r,hc that there il nothing of which those
r. h, defended the Catholic faith against Protestants
h corained more heavily than the malice and caumny
81 their adyersares in imputng this tenet Them &C., &C.,
a. 'A'
r; >, pi. IN tho raperal assembly of the Sorbonne
la ~ Trd.y the ltb dav before the caends of March,
1Tao [Signed in due orm.l
-, 49,, ao,,v r.,;ave5 nv these autbor-
Inc pii'''" n'''u wa
ative denals OF the charge hat o&thoes o"eu
to the Pope The way Catholic emancipation was open
>, an, n d,e time an act of Parliament was passed abro-
80, "a, a ;,;rr to tho Catholics
gatipg inc cruei Pena' 1o' ~ ee
the rights and privileges OF sno)ecs upon 'ahs A o"'
If allegiance to the Crown of Great Britain This oath
- e, .olo, and bnndreas Of thousands of Catholics
"'' 10y $500 49,, ,e:.. , ,.. no
have enjoyed Inc pe'eh's VI 'e "e' ~ ~ ~ $50
man Catholics temporal allegiance TO the rope tneh IL
alIows that all those in Great Britain well in the
rate, c,t cbo ba Va to,en the oaths prescribed in the
oNi'NN ~. - 40 .,o, NOR
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jury.
In addition to the evidences the question already ad-
49,, ~ a,o,t % tho reader an extract from a sermon
u1.~N' W r. - Nou, York nv Archbisbop
delivered only lew oasS aso - ~" 80 ~ :, 60
Hughes before the prOyinclal couhch Oh e Caloo On
in which it will be seen hat he distinctly and emphatical-
+, as tho oooation that the members of his church
y .b .h o,r o,.r GOVERN
OF 40 owe aiesiAn'1 ~ Nv, 0"F '
ment The extract is as follows:
Need refer to the whole history OF persecution TO prove
Under pagan Rome for three hundred years. al 'ne
machinery Oh INA. 'a' e"po "s 81 A., la.;..;s. Ga,
nd go, wors Csrst;ans ever dsoyat? Is there single
instance of their being dcys They understand better the
nature of their reigon-oi tie regtof o. nun VINO 'aus.'
tnem .ls piln'pu As a ' as. ~ H. aoun,rSf ,na bs
country i; tho land !, which he was born or if not the land
TO which he pledges his solemn allegiance OATH He is not
free to be dsoyal OF obligation 70 oe ioya. ne
very prhoip,e ~ "'o 1aN'' NN, 80: 49,; .h, ~
, and fr tb.t conntry he must sacrifice prop
ertv and If NECESSARY life itself He knows but one
country he recognise but one country ana therefore,
IN .hc ca,no,c ,elsi'n .,es - m ora our blo,
49, Ned fr 10 tbe last three hundred years persecu
ton under the British empire during which time the
cry was kept up, and all VINO proesSed 'he 1a,noio i
were aeoarreu 'ro 49, =, ,nat than dat mind
d and hind and pnorautq And yet the reproach against
them Is that they loyal, too loyal Viewed, then by
the tests OF history as exemphyng 'he spi.' Q, 'e
- ~ -. ,h;oh tho rovornnent declares e.
f imnartav lust towards all without knowing any dis