Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-28
rnRRoRs OF THE rAPAL AamoRy.


VEhNotts OF THE AHmoHb'
Our European adyices make frequent refer
-uce 70 the threat of recommendation denoun-
ci against Victor Emanuel Il has bcea
ttatcd that he sentence would be executed as
soon rs the KING sbouId announce his accept
tnce orthc Emilian rrovInces. That accept
,uce has be,u siqpi6cd. but IL does not appear
hat the sentence has vet been formally pro-
noun,ed. although mention is made ola "mon-
itary " Ina which the King is informed that be
il ia fact ercommunfca.cd. IN the minds Of
most persons in our day. the ijca of oze0m-
muuication excites but little Of The emotion
with which 90 used once no De associated.
The c~xcumuuuH.atru Gui iniordiot, we
need not 90 sry 20 many Of our readers, are
different modes of punishment by which the
Head ortho Church visits as dtsrleAsurc, aud,
arcorGirg % The Catloig creed, the dis
rIp4.urr rI Heaven .n sugI us B. s3judges 10
be t.uucrs deserving of these reuHIues. The
minor cxcamuuuicaii0n achurs the offender
from u8rucirHtdnin the lords Supper. The
major oyc5muusiaatIou denies him a union
90 any Christina rite oud all Christian solace.
ltiF not nuig tl bee lfaarrfI lum tine Sacra-
mtuts huitgm..i admission 90 he house Of
God. No yr,r-t c.u celebrate bis marriage.
His hore-. Do De i.ss, c.uu. { leg0se in c0uso-
Grated earth, nor can She Ctrjatiao burial ser
vice be read over them. Do bg Is O monarch,
who Is thus doomed, bis s|uliecty are absolved
from their allegiance 10 him. No Christian
can speak Co him nor the mcaucst Christian
teJyo him, even iu extremity, though he we're
pcrishiug from cold or hunger. lie is % legal
and social outlaw and a]ccurst; he is or0thetEa
t,ag1Haias The lnfetdict IS a form Of ez~
communication applied 20 o whole Kingdom.
In n kingdom lying under an lBtCrdiCt, the
whole religion action OF society Is brought 90
a dead E'aul The churches are clio cd tho
De Us are sI.cuctd To- their towers, and the
pJig. ts voice at toe alter. With the cessation
Of religion. worsbip there is o cessation Of oil
the other Offices oG tho Church. There is 10
longer marriage, burial or baptism. The dead
nlo carried without ceremony by night to
ground not blessed Of priest. The faithful
put on the cmbiems of mourning at the death
Of their lrIruls; 1.-the mOutbers &c about
tho streets" Tho taCot Of An lnterdict was
in some instances terrible. King John Of
England withersd before it. The execution
Of the seyerer Of the papal sentences has per-
feet y Frustrated mighty sovereigns. Empe.
rors have gone to Rome as supplioauts to
propitiate the anger of the Pope, aud have only
been pardoned on condition Of he most abjeot
nNIulllNllNu.
Undouhi,dly even when the Church WAS at
the HEIGHT gifts mower Inc cause in which il
30. red ina g. ritual ermp. and the objects
against which il levelcd them, had much to do
with tho eject tbey produced TIE Pope
eoslj nrostrate King John of England. when
he dared NOT attrmut the same jepunciation
AGAINST otber pr,pces on line English throne.
Tbps Ed.orl IN being thi eotenei with ex.
ommuule,tiap called on Parliament. and that
L,ly ro..cl ihr f,m,us grr,uupirs act. which
rupi.b,J epv ettrmpt Ia introduce a foreign
nnogr, dsrog,,5ry OF the Kings right. aud was
sip,cl at me- ass,mption Of acting the Pope's
mandate over an orParliameuto the Kings
,rncI,m.i,r The Ni.hors throughout Eng
lad rcre ~fo,evarpcd rbat m, King would out
law tb,m If thew broke this statue.
IfVic,,r Ems,psl ia 10 he exctmmunira 'ed.
we are toII ,be sentence will be pronounced
at 81 Peter. either bv the Pope or "A Cardi-