New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

b~sf, % foul fruit We do not here speak OF the
p,ruIAr tspeis Of the RSmAn Catholics, nor OF ne
authority Of Bishope or priests spiritually; bat we
AK shelter Catholics In America will not take war;
ing by recent events, aud their energies agao-s
tsmpoi al assum pnons greater than are submitted 70
in any other part OF the globe. IL Is contrary 10 u
tice religion common sense, that an irreSonaoie
man should be permitted to hold the property ~ any
denomination Whatsoever, no matter how fisn MS
rank may be Not 10 speak of tue sutocrshc power
which it gives TO each Bishop in his diocese u Il
dspeerous on grounds Of common expedien,y btcu
aciusl Bishop may be en- honest man and true 70 us
trust TO transfer the property he holds to MS sue
cessor but how would il be If a negligent, improvi-
dent, luxurious or otherwise bad msa, we're 10 CONS
into possession Of so great power Toe papers
have recorded recent instances in various states Vi
growing dlsafecton among clergy and lsity, aHahs
preletical arrogance; AID we hope that the spur. =.
our institutions viii eventually Annihllate system
which would call forth crusade, If II were ehc'ea
elsewhere than in our own land.
LETTER FROM Mr.. BRADYS SUCCESSOR
To tie Edit- Of The Hartford EreninS Ti"s'
SIR: As you have been 90 kind, through your
misguided zeal, as TO give to the Puohc OF tn.s
city false one-sded statement of the TRANSACTIONS
of our community on Saturday permit me, IN justice
10 ell parties engaged, to briefly but chanaoly cor
rect public opinion iD reference TO the matter. ,
ole Ezcf,nent l. the fact Of the Bishops prohibiting
the use of the church for the last ooseques OF ae
CEASED Mr. Brady So untrue is your statement "a II
the Bishop ignorance Of it even yet s sun cient
proof besides il was the Pastors business, II neces-
sry 10 grant or deny permission, just "a he might
deem NECESSARY. If you, Sir in your own family are
the head appointed by God to judge of the propriety
or jupIoprety Of your children acten, and author
lied BY Iatural and civil lsw TO do so, would you
dee it right fer your children TO assume the mas
t,rsbjp over you and cast az defiance your authority
IS fatfer OF family In ike manIer as the Bishop
il the Urinary Pastor Of God people in his own do
cese and TO whom both priests and people are bound
in obedience IN all things right aud If his prsroga-
tives Of action, given him by hener 20 YER tne al
vine law be inteIfered with by unauhor zed body
impelied by passion it The case; in whose name
and by what delegation are you. Sir, entitled 30 con.
denim and disspproye OF suehi Private Judgment,
suppose. But remember, Mr. Editor, thai wherever
there is law there is order bat where there no law
there is 10 order.
Again Sir YOU are bold enough to assert that dag
gr stone had BET placed the spot where he desired
TO be Inferred but il such pstions had been con-
ctivtd why would he state TO bis own nephew, when
ssk.d IN presence OF the Rev. Mr. Manyan where he
desired 10 be buried" where but in the burying
ground" what burying ground J" ans Tered the
nephew. 1.-THE new battle-ground" No doubt he
nigh aiterwhr1 have been persuaded 10 he wished
tobe buried where he now lies but it, Sir 1t evident
enough to the most ignorant, from the foregoing an-
swef that lie had not 10 this conclusion asserted
BY YOU but through persuasion which was evidently
contrary TO law and order.
Again YOU say, that after total Degation OF church
bonors access had been gained to all things iry
for tie obseques aid that in defiance Of the BistOp
end has ordtrs. What will you cay Sir when it was
through charity and love for the deceased that the
nsius had been carried back the Las. honors
Of saccrdoal burial, and that only with my consent,
and not at all in defiance Of the Bishop and his ORDERS
but by the pastors permission, who is perfectly ODE
dent TO bis Bishop and all Law u authorities. would
then ask you what you call triumph II that's, my
knowledge must be very different from my collegiate
Instructions
Now Mr.. Editor, flOve Of truth was not sufficient
motive for veracous statements love Of order ought
at least to be the predominant characteristic Of up
right editor. Yours &c, JAMES HUGHEs, V. g.,
Hartford Nov %, 1854 Pastor Of s. Pa,rickA