Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

and restored her to her pristine cleanliness
and beauty. But there was no compromise
made By her "with Lssitudiaarian Protest.
antism. Mosheim says that Lutheranism
vas prevalent in England during the reign
oI Henry 9Th, bat he must mean BY this prot
estism tor the moment the Ghurch of Egg
had menwere brought 70 the stake under the
bloody Queen Mary, the LaiheriaRs on the
contineat seyiled those martTers as martyrs'of
the Devil. there was evidently nc coanprom.
ise by the Church of England with Lutheran
ism. There was no compromise By the
Church of England with the cnurch at &C.
seva The poIity of the latter "was ohstin-
ateIy rejected BY the English clergy" Mos
helm vol o, page BOG. and the history of
England since is \ continued proof that
there was no compromise By that church
witfI any o her Professionalism body in Eng
land. There was no compromise with the
Puriians who adopted the Presbyterian :srm
of government and If the preacher mesnshFl
LaiItud:narisn proicsteBis-- the Browuetts,
the New England iaihers there was Ger
tainiy no compromise made with then.--
A IN re faithless and tyrahn!cai body o. men
never lived than they were. They were
false 10 their Presbyterian ailies and ~ we'll
10 the churci of England. Why. sir. when
they fnountxd into power under the Protec-
for lhsre was not let ia any religious Office
throughout Great Britain from that VI Parish
Bead lie 10 ,hesnghest Church position soil.
tary Church Of England man. Tn aged
and the venerable were turned irsssa their
he.acs AID a sci Ut men a~ppoiaied in their
stead, of which all Nice and sober purisans
s,os became ashamed. The principles 81
civil aud rsIigiuas liberty were As Ilt;ts ua-
ders.ood By iasse Pertains as BY The Roman
Cafhoiies Thry hanged Quakers. saey
banlshea BaPtistss Cruelty exseiies ministers
Churchot England men. 80. oppressed with
si3tsne9 PcesbyaeE.ank. Com pfsaaises wih
tbs them, s:ss fsaacrol q Puriian isuaseii thas
aissoufses 10 the following effect their spirit
towards tbs Cilareh Ut Easland. Their
most potent reasaa far the Sdoptiun Of any
religious prsctiee was that il WAS the very
sppasite al the Eisareh ai Eagland in thai
psFiicaial. q the Ghnreh Of England stood
singing in divine ~M0rsi,ie. they sat; if that
charctr kaelt or recilnrd IA pnbE:s nrsyer. .hey
sioads it thai elpasea buried their dead viii,
religiaas services, they buried tleira without
ATTY religious services. &c, &c. A cog.
prstuse NJ die Church OF Engiand with this
neapiet ltvsas IssgeF made By Queen Eliz-
abcth or any othes. patentale or power.--
Fais colnprnRisesupsa Wais.i the Preacher
mtfsducRs lis Church 81 tagiand to your
rsaders issali a fiction bus for what purposecon
.~iecfured he Preacher kimseIi caa best say.
but what Is ths Church. of England based
upon! NJ ,siieias says. Tue wise Queen
{EIizsbethl III her desisa Ia accomplish the
retormstuitof the Church was iallY rrsotl-
ed 10 contus heraelf-to si4e mode exhibit.
ed bysthe Prote sIants OF Geneva and their
adhesents the Purissass and therefore she
resaSssmeadea TO the attention aud mutation
!of..the daetora that were empiayed in ,his
wslssaty and ialpastsAi matrss. The prseHcr
and lasiitaions vi the hrilaitiye ages."--Yol.
HI, p as3 Harper cd lS24 According
10 shts hlatacian isEe.aad in other places,
sud bis anisosatnFs. the~Ehafeh at England
wiped saway lrpia lsrssguvernments srjinsl.
doe,y;f : .and csrsInoaiais sc yyfiSine ooo,rsTT
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