New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31
CHURCH AND STATE CHARITIES con.
PARED.

l. scSorGAuce With preSious announcement. l.. Sf-
msn Iyes. IL. D. dtaVerei lecture in the Broadway
Tabernacle en- Thursday ,elnS 10y the beneSt q the
StNiiceu, 6e Pan. Soccty There Wa ai1 house. s0t
,he tp,6t 70 the Society must have been handsome
Ihe Roman Catholic clergy wtre wei represented.
pr. Uep-y y. Anderson .n.rcducei the ectu'er who
on coming forward was greeted with hearty applause.
DR.. Ives pscctttei 10 discourse upon the hstoncsi
,issi,;,, Of the Roman Cs;ho'c ChuuA N a. naaSas
where !, haG existed AM argued tAereOm that IN an
Catholic countries n ;he word morality among ths
common people assumed higher standard ,hsn ,ha
Of the Pro,essnis in any part -; toe world o. IN say
age. The Catholics hSG everywhere apG awsys msm-
f stcd sTcng respect lor the Church snd the God sho
was stivtd therein. Sud therefore hsd beer toe GOA
selyato-s of lgh and liberty IN those nations whece
apcsts,e notcstsnt kirgs and QGtcns bad sssEmed
the hesdship Of the ChuIch sndrruled oct OF power
sud place those friends Of truth snd universal FIRE.
dem of conscience. CiyIlly and regiousy-the Roman
Catholics. BUT the Catholics, IN not few nstanccs,
had determined 10 be free from the yoke OF pAmpFed
alisiocrais ard had 10y then love OF the rghi OF pm
vs'e iudsneu, wrcnched from hinc> what belonged 70
tie ptcple-a fair field or The education ottAe chldI~
Of tie poor. In Germany ;heY had opened the way,
snd there the traveller row sees, ard sees Il with
ams1emen, the Catholic pres, on onesde OF the street
making converts IL the true Church, and Dr, Strss
on the other side OF the street making converts 10 toe
Protestant faith. This banonlcus state OF competitive
rch, had resulted from the manifest resolution os the
Calhoi,s 70 establish such great public principles a.
would move the basis ~ future plan magnlhccnuy
designed 20 insueurs;e system o. hOeiti waco,
although novel would eQualize the rights Of the r,,h
Protestant and the poor Catholic aud thus she'd ''s-
ter upon the power at the Church.
In Cathohr Ireland parents had been prevented by
ptual law um educating their children and for Cenui an
The heart Of Iceland b,ed under thus restraint uni by
the light of that liberty which had discnhrallcd 'he
vtoplp IN other Catholic countries they determined 10
&c educated 81 all eyents-'hcy the Roman Csholcs,
determining. Ike the early martyrs, to serve tod
~ nat Of "a
ability 10 read aud wue, for how often In the course
of isv did we see men highly educated IN these e.e
hts yosseesod OF numerous accomplishments. and
yet waning OF the deceDcles peculiar to that 'oc'etY
which having received q moral and religious educa-
ton without elementary accomplishments, swayet a.
influence upon the customs AZ large.
In this country good truthful and honest men in high
office were the exception sno Il mus, be so 20 long
a. there is such chasm between the secular and tho
religious education in our common schools. tvdy
dta which the benevolent men IN this nation OF IN any
nation sutCrtsnS. borrowed from the Roman
Catholic Church. Protestantlsm, with lts ny iad IN
stituons bu the usurper of rights and duties which
legi'ima civ belong 20 the Church The common
school Is OF heso institutions adopted m this codn-
Try during rs infancy, and ougltto be managed by tue
Church The State has no night 20 usuip duties not
lccitmaely its In all countries where the cdu-
cacn had been secular and pro, ded Tor by the state,
criminals stood as one 10 nine ot the population.
Men in this city s,arile 10 hear " the crimes daily
con m,cd at doors, and just such state of things
might be expected Ion 81 he education Of the poor
i. placed in the hands of aposaie 10 the faith and
reckless OF honor and morals. cur Pablo schools arc
for the education of the children OF the h and uoi foe
those of the poor. This being the case they have not
To- this da, justified by their practical results The effort
which was successful in securing their establishment
But the hour of release viii come when Catholics truly
senibe OF their rights will gam "a in times gone by
happya release from this system of tyranny which
their children made to suffer. The light OF COM
mon sense VIII bring it about Ia thus land OF tree-
dom day OF iudg mcnt will come upon the opprr'or.
II viii cone and shall remove load from the should
crs Of cyery Catholic, ana many sorro"s Ifom her
hearts.
Frequently during the delivery Of the lecture. esPe
ciaiy when reference made 10 the wants and TIA
pairotism of Ireland, the Tabernacle ung with APP