The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

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Is Probably sminst the iight and Intelligence Of
tho nineteenth century. Il i not though erpedis
en-, for the good Of his church 70 advocate o.
pEactice these doctrines Of the inanible pope
Gregory, at least 10 tn. United States. Yet Il
ought to be know. ia 70 3 10 as the year 1919
. volume appeared from the pen Of an Italian
Catholic, De Mo,stre, which has since often been
reprinted, advocating to he fullest extent the
doctrines Of Pope Gregory naiatsinine mat kings
are but delegates Of o. Holy See; that the Ro-
man PoptifR hove power u deposc them At will.
and ever trillng form d petition which ma.
tons sho6I address his holiness. when they wish
their aovfeign to be dethroned. Itisworty to be
known by Americans, that this spiritual despot,
who maintained the right Of the Roman See, to
'trample at win upon the governments Of the
earth, Il enrolled in the Roman C4(hoIic calendar
as SAINT, and as such revered md honored,
even ii the land Of Washing With all due wor-
ship on day anuallyset apart for that purpose.
In an edition Of that standard Papish book of
devotion. called "The Garden Of the Soul" now
lying before me. published in New York, 1874,
t"with the appreciation Of the right Reverend DR..
Hughes, Bishop Of New York" in the calendar
Of the Saints days, find the twenty-frst of May
ldcsgnated ns the day set apart in honor Of Saint
Gregory the VII p
When Mr.. Bowling wrote his invaluable his
e.,vv, ,xlt.lxN<y foraeroinor
extracted little did he foresee the fearful strides
that Romansm has since made in the United
States. BY the aecredeted organs Of the United
States this doctrine of the supreme power Of the
Pope, in all things temporal, and over all the
rights of states nations and men, throughout the
whole earth, Is now openly and boldly asserted.
The order Of Jesuits, heretofore suppressed on
account of their enormities, has been reestablish-
ed, and they are now said to be scattered in Eve
ry quarter Of the land and even the necessity and
propriety of establishing the inquesion in the
United States has been asserted, as needfpl
means Of propagating thestrueor Roman faith and
decipline. In the Boston Pilot. aCatholic peri
odical of first rank, we read: "No good govern
be no religion without an inquisition, which is
wisely designed for the promotion and protection
Of the true faith" The CHANDLER" says: "You
ask if he (he Pope) were lord in the land, and
you were in minority, if not in numbers yet in
power, what would he do to you. If it would
benefit the cnnee of Catholicism, he would tolerate
you, If expedients he would imprison you, Danish
1you, hne you, possibly even he might hang you
but be assured of one thing, he would never toll.
crate you for the sake of the GLORIOUS principles
ofscivil and religious liberty
Pope Plus XI. in his Encyclical letter Of An
gust 18th, 1865, has this: "Thc Absurd, and er
roneous doctrines of rawlings in defence Of liberty
of conscience, is most pestilent error-a pest o
all others most to be dreaded in state.n Ye
his present holiness pronounces, that liberty o
conscience is pest of all others most to be dread
ed in state. What say you, people Of Missis
sippis
The Rambler" following the lead Of the Pope
maintains that religious liberty. IN the sense of
: liberty possessed by every man to choose his re
l. ligion is one of the most wretched decisions eve
foisted on this age by the father of all deceit
And says Brownson in his OCTOBER number, 70
1851, PIP. $685. "The sorriest sight to us is
Catholic throwing up his cap and shouting, "al
hail Democracy" We native Americans ar
averse to elevating to Office those who canno
Heartily and sincerely "throw up their caps an,
) shout all hail Democracy" Long live the gov
eminent Of the people, purchased by the blood O
our fathers; may the right and the power of sci
government con inue until "the moon shall fad
/, away, the sun himself grow dim with age, an
nature sink in years."
D The celebrated Daniel O'ConnelI, in ls4a
pressing the subject on the Catholics of ireland
exhortsfhem thus: "You should do all in you
power to carry out the intention of his holiness
the Pope. When you have the electoral fran
> chise, give your votes to none but those who wi
: a sist you in SO holy struggle"
> The American party agree when they have th
elective franchise they will give their votes ton
one who will not assist in the holy struggle /
, preserving TO every human being the right t
3 worship God according to the dictates of his ow
conscience, by resisting the aggressive policy {
the Roman Catholic church.
The shepherd Of the Valley says: wv
: think the "masses' were never less happy, less re
spectacle and less respected, than they have bee
e since the Reformation, and particnaly within h
last fifty or one hundred years-since Lor
t BrongEam caught the mania of teaching the
oread, and communicated the disease to a lare
e tportion Of the English nation, Of which in sp,
all our talk, we are too.often the seryile imit