New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

b.4 ~ Le nisSei hs heart or his he,d, he nshcl al
inc r,.. him. He looked upon our negh0ors here Arch
I;si, III Rs and ymh gcaiem n az the toss Of ;ht
- az i,,.rc .,.stie rte rintcs, as ih' children
c,Tei them. Uaurhter. But. he continued, iIe se.;-
h was rot speaking apOt eypticSly sssi 81 ru
mower was a. Rome. II could ony sp oa ~,
=. Rom rever mind the lite fingers. lie dec,frel h'
thorrh Il r;diculons-;hcro somehng h'rrloe ~ i,
too Int God granted this pcrce on o. !,
Us from too much hoTror-Tlei nv ~ C,".
Ia lis present condition with is Pops an is vi =
TIev wanted 20 save mems souls, ana we
surrounded bv twelve Thousand bayonsfs 20 Pect
their bodies. They had the utmost care iVi
their children ami 50 they to that o excellent
liar the present Emperor of France, and go' 7V tfene
men 20 watch these "dear children to taS@ care o.
These precious lambs Of the flock and we knew, tna'
they were be taken ont OF the Papa dominon the rope
good man, would be safe for moment lie liVel ohy
BY the support foreign bayoneis Now, tins could o'
ss. long He had more faith IN Bible than IN any pte
OF artillery more faith IN shower of tracts than in any f
sade that could be brought to bear on the people And
they shoud have them In spite OF the severity 0i the o
Zee the Truth Of God ike living water was percoatns the
mind of Italy and in proportion as that Truth wa kn0wn
and felt world there be liberty, and where there was b-
erty there free Church and where there was iFee
Church. there was the blessing of GVd ana where
there was the blessing OF God. what sI-nlnod a
miserable PoDe art trumpsTy p2cS ot Cardna-f we
coud ony GET AZ The hear would not tone ourselves
much about the rest of the anatomy just m proportion as
Troiesanm prevailed. he averred, country WAS nee
and lust in proportion country was free PfOcs lntsgi
prevailed. Compare, sai he Prussia With Austria. Tie
would not like offend any Prussan gentleman, but he
had almost said the best was bad enough Compare Bel
gum with Hoand-Scotland wiki lreland-any nation
where there Protestant Church with Spain and fof-
tugnl With the Bible went freedom; with freedom went
the Bible. The strength Of Popery lay IN the eN'nct'on
Of that light which came from the Bibe alone ihey
could not do this except by the foot OF absolute power
ard therefore il was that absoutism in civil things was to
great supper; Of Popery in ecclesiastical things Our work
difficult there. They had the power the money the
prciudces of the peOple-a the ground and what had
we so far as the world would contemplate we were
very weak. very few. But lac remembered that when
MIGHTY oiant once deed the army of Israel and there WIS
nn,y fbaysh 1,
ture who was strong there shepard-bOya boYhe
did not even wear sword, bat lac had what perhaps he
had made in boyish sport sling. and he took ie"
pebbles from q brook. While all Israel was trembling
while all Philistia eXutant, he here the Rev. Dr
used imaginary sling. but with no imaginary arm put
stone the forehead ot the giant Vow one stone
falling into the very brain of Papacy would do the WORK
for us Ii we poured continuous volies Of Bibles ana
tracts into their ranks should soon conquer eau
them willing capves 10 the prospects OF redeemng love
Bu there was another portion of the subject upon whc
lie would say few words. lie never had been good AZ
figures lie did not think he had ever accomplished the
multiplication table in his life. lhis made nun always eN
eeedngy cautious with reference to numbers ana always
careful to keep within the mark We had heid here,
fair field and all that asked for ourselves and all we
we're willing 10 give To our opponents fair field aud
no favor. Not for all the blood in the veins OF MS com
parttvey worthless body would he live TO see single
violation of tie principle of religious freedom in the per-
SON of an adhorent of Papacy He had the Rev. Doctor
continued much right to be here as he himself had ana
please God if it were necessary he himself would be Will
ing 10 contend for his safety in the exercise OF ms rights
lie knew of no principle in the Bible or out OF It winch
would justify him in laying his hand upon the shoulder OF
anv man Who did NOT violate the law of our land
He remembered once, when IN Austrian Italy,
taking ND n sort OF thing that was called a news
paper he could not tell why, for 1t certainly con
tained no news. at least nothing later han
some two or three hundred years ago. IL had words ami
not many of them for scarcely larger than the cover
of their report He crossed into Swiss canton ana the
first thing lie took up paper lubhsned ele contain
ING an argument by Bishop IN favor OF nunnerY Inc
moment he crossed the swiss frontier there was Popery
whining and telling iesyes, SIR he repeated tehl5 hes'
4 "a t,ald auI
earth had the truth Of God fair field exceptn this blessed
land of He not afraid Of the rope OF ms ems
sarics in this land so long as Christians do iher uut SO
long as the land with the Bible 80 long a. Pot-
esnnt parents are such bes0od fools as to send their
children 70 Catholic schools From Canada to Mexico he
suuposed their entire force could not amount to more than
i6OO coo. \ gentleman on the platform suggested JOOO
OOO Well take it at O0O-then We have 20 900
whites oppose to these three millions lie had made
fy m,moranda aud he found that If we calculated with
the greatest lbcray their side, and with the utmost
caution on hs side our Methodist brethren had three cer-
eymCn for Roman Catholic priest. lie knew that
three Methods dergymen were e9uM 10 one 'a'hoic
priest in any wayequal TO three Of them There was an
irgUmcrt 4 while ago in favor oi The Catholic Church
because il so cheap. priest could i've on Two or
three hundred dollars year He would that all the
Mctlodsts might have lint 10 live upon He would that
an the PrCsbytans mig have that He would be hearth
v wiling pitch the Methodist Church alone against the
Catholic Church, and he believed at they would drive
them down into the sen, laughter until, Sir, he added
they were chokod. Great laughter Such was the
ubquity Of that denomination such was their capacity OF
living upon little or, if necessary, upon nothing that he
would pitch them against the Catholics and trust God con-
hdeni for the issue. But ii the MethOdsts were three To
one the Baps were four to one the Prcsbyerans
and-Ghaf 20 one, and then Sir the Congregational
-s And when il taken into consideration mat most
of them were Yankees, with Yankee brains, Yankee
tongues and Yankee hearts did they think this was fair
fehi Why if he could gavanize W nlam q ljr0wniee
and Joseph Berg Of Philadelphia into activity they two
could chase ahousand and put ten thousand to flight When
he looked a. the names OF the Catholic cergy-hedh not
require anything than the nameFrench and Spanish
names aud names with Macs and o., and everything he
found people not homogeneous. lie was IN
Boston laelv and a of Erin undertook to make HIM
fire. after great deal of trouble andblowing and unng,
he managed put fire out Another came aud made IT,
Sir said the successful fre-maker what could you ex,
.recth bother than this from Crane Irshman Why,
what, are you /" Och, sir. haven't been here tin
months % He had heard French priest preaching to
a audience of ladies the duty of just weight and
measure, considering that unlike French women who
universally the shopkeepers, these had probably never
handled anything heavier than needle Il they could talk
here without being heard in Rome, they cOnd talk
In Rome without being heard here, they would hold
very different language from what they did. POpery
system which would bear the light Of day. nor would
ear that power which represented by the gentle
who were sitting before him. so busy employed with
their pencils In endeayong to be short he had been
very long and what he had lost all the order
Il hs thoughts he must close. Inc gentleman was
interrupted by frequent bursts Of applause.
The Re-. DR.. f. n. KIRK was greeted with loud iaP-
pause. He sGd he heartily glad that an assembly
AL remained for four hours in that place He had notes
for two hours speech But he would rather not speak
at this time. lCrie Of Go on Enthusiastic applause
Betune and lie always had the same innities and he
1t wa. announced that, if possible another meeting
would he held for the purpose OF hearing Dr. htk The
Doxology then sung and after benedction by tue
Rev Dr. Lansing the audience dispegse, the Soceiy re-
manning ;or Tie Transaction Of business.
AMERICAN SWEDENBORGIAN PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING SOCIETY.
The Fi Anniversary Of this Society took place in the
Elcvcn-s Church lsst evening. The audience not