New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
PGSEYISM IN ENGLAND.

T'e~ ne LssIs. pesv Move NJ.
The Dsnsen Gaze pr1u'.ss speedler 1e.sssss:<
merit gal authorities have given their opini,n ihas 10
this pr ctss DO appeal lice from The Pi9aie judgment
and sentence.
IL d 20 be hoped that thn may be %. There can ~
no =. yeiea Of The decision without ccnsciosa isc&-
,iaes II Justice for the sake ef mhssbss expsansy
on topic on which expedis pcy not only The WORT
policy bat utterly insdmi sible We do ACT vaas hat
scanSs added 10 the many which the case hes slssdy
M for,unsely ecited and shall be gisd 10 The
&c tervs abridged in which High Church fansics have
the opportunity 20 do things more unwise-we seaz We
must sso add more dishonest- than thsy have yes &C.
complished.
When Boswell remarked that there Wa Nc greet
hardship in an innocent man being tired Tor nsrdss,
provided be were acquitted, pr. Johnson efowed.
And YET, Sir, you would not Ike 70 % nsu '~ yoal
life every day in the year. 80, though ne Queen
be tie heed Of the Church in oil causes ecclesiastical
II il not pesssnt even 70 the ,et Er wian Of Charch'
uep 10 have sueh questions as Mr. Denison iaAsee ae
ba,eo te'ore the Judicial Committee Of Pivy Ceun-
Gil, even With the certspty tha, e win stvSe ses
Majesty 10 disalow the appeal We had surely es'"sa
OF that for reign In the Gorhsm csse.
Fielding would Rave ervied the huDor OF that po.
tester against the Denisou derr. at on Who ha' nnc
sever teen other spiri's frolicsomc a. himself ~
appeal FROM the ssid sentence 81 his Craze fc0
ana Law full Synod OF Bishops Of tho psoViacs Of Can
"e,bury and thence II need be, TO Tree and " siM
"Sy, cd of all the churches q our Communion"
Let the Directors of the Hpperary and Royal Bnf,sh
Banks take heart OF grace from this elpedien % IN
fn,ely more ingenious than any which their we'lprac
ticed acuter Gee has devised Let them anuosnce max
II their creditors will only take no fn ther eteps ney
shall receive twenty slilnss in the pound, ct the
Greek Kalerds or, "if need be- ct Latter Lsmnes-
Ard row that these eighteen gentlemen have ssts-
lied their :onseienoes by this piece OF rh9domon.scS
Lore ElIenborough once dismissed poor Hone, wht b
was interupiipg the Queens Bench, :" pross9 ny
loid; protest. Protest, and 90 about your ousi-
ness ssd the Chief Justice, turning his ear 10 The
rext molten. -,
them. The highest legal authorities have told y: an
thorstiy ely that Mr.. DeDisons teaching - little 10
G. nfoi nifty with the pafl ament'ry Articles o. me
CbuIcn 81 England a. We believe to be with Scrip
ture doctrine; and that s all wanted 10 s'csrsain
Hay ING IT, Mr. Denison bad opportunity
given him Of submitting his ndlvsoaM A.a :. -. asea
placed In charge him, and ~ OF cco'mahg en-
10Y that ecclesiastical benefce which his essthsr the
Bhbop, gave HIM out OF another bishSpe ps.fonass'
Mr. Denisop thus Invited, preferred, however 70 Ct
tempt TO escape from the legal consequences OF hs In
t. temperance by bubble and loopby'e; Thai door
81 red to him. the Court again suspended Judgoent TO
enable him TO avoid the impending penalty Bot
his pride vss uDcouquerabe, his heart WAs hans.ed.
ard rentence Of deprivation became ssevrAbse.
Should the law provide no appeal again0 .os' sem
tepcc he alone 10 rsponsble for biz e1truslon no~
the AIchds of Taunton and the benehee of Eat
Brent. lie was Kindly, generously, considsrsesiy
treat by the Prim.t and DIR Lushngton his oss OF
station Of dignity OF livelihood, viii be the bitter e'n-
sequence OF his own Obstinary, 4.
And a. no one u silly enough to debate with The
Potesiers 40 no one intends TO subject them 10 the
process which has termiHa,ed % disas1ously for Mr.
D.nsop Their opponents quite content 70 rest a.
Dr. Iuhipet irresistible judgment sn@ 90 sAs Pc
that we can Observe the le,st desire or iotean - to
examine too curiously into the eccestriotes aad az
trsvse snets Of Mr. DeesOns frtnos ard y sehners
on ths se points provided they will treat thss
win rsIsc and receive ,s ss. ssi "a .Sss oSs
l.. ht,h xiN pfeye rant
hing en- their part At variance with the iniespre
tstion L hiss given to the Article.. 1nsy arc en-
titled to think it . wrong Interpretation, and ia
sxpuss that opibicn In temperate and moderate
Language. But IL Is uovorhoios' binding on them
ard b, the obedience they Mn'sers OF the Chnscb
owe 10 the law Of the land laid down BY the judges
AID authorizes Of he land they Inhibited from any
teaching in conrsvtnton Of 30 long ~ they remain
nembeis of The Church. This Is an oblsassoa vh'cn
tbey who are opposed 10 them entitled 70 erRsa
thai DIR. Pusey aud his asocs,es will net fsgcl We
can afford to laugh at their protest. and have nS Ne
u least wish to be attracted again 70 'hen pfoss""-