The New York herald., 1862-08-09
OUR CATHOLIC BISHOPS IN EUROPE.
Significant Speeches OF Archbishop
Hughes and Bishop Mccloskey.
Their Opinions cu Public Education,
the War and the Emigration
Of Irish Recruits,
From the Dublin Freeman, July n. |

from the Dublin Freeman, July n.
Yesterday the Catholics Of lreland-four million fye
undred thousand peopenade their election took their
side declared their determination, and by damonstra.
ton as grand as il solemn it was re-
preventative decorous as II was deberatve and
imposing and gorgeous IN its details as was compatible
told the naughty Premier of naughty England by laying
the stone Of the great university that by right
and justice they entitled to the enjoyment Of edu
catonsi equality with their Protestant fellow country
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES SERMON.
New York assembled the pulpit and delivered an eloquent
and mastery discourse. His Grace took for his text
knowedss you yourselves have entered n and 6ose
that were entering in you have hndered Luke lth chap
He said--Ina foregoing portion Of the chapter from
which those words taken Lord denounces in
their presence the hypocrses and superior
the Pharisses In the forty fifth verse ers
answering saith to him, sMaster, these things thou
reproachest us ase' But he said, 'Woe you, law
yers, also because you load with burthens which
they cannot bear and yourselves touch packs
with one Of your fingers And in the fty second verse
you have just heard He again says but for diferers
reason, Woe TO you lawyers, for you taken away
the key knowledge you yourselves have NOT entered
in and those who were entering in YOU have hmdared y
lawyers among the Jews those who devoted them
selves Interpretation OF the books or Moses which
contained the whole constitution both civil and religious
OF the Jewish people Our Divine Saviour rebukes them
for the difficulties which they multiplied order to pre-
vent the simple minded Of their country from adout
Ing the true sense OF the inspired book They were The
expoundsrs Of the law whilst the Pharsecs affected to
claimed homage on account Of thsir sanctionous de-
pertinent The occasion, dearly beloved brethren which
stances Connected With H. naturally suggested the eIt
which have chosen The Pharseos, the Sadducses OF
modern timos, and those to whom has been en-
trusted the Of just laws or tho Just interpro
taton Of those laws, applied at least the Catholic
psope Of Ireiana nave ali been concerned in imposing
burthens on their fellow men too weighty to bo borne
and have likewise attempted TO seize the key of know
isoge ana while they themselves have not entered
sney nave hndered those who were entering. II is
Tor me to pronounce any woe against them God their
Judge, and to Him at least f not TO men they must
day render az account OF their stewardship The nd
vcuai who addresses you has always advocated the du
SION true knowledge and IN the country to which he
now belongs has not ceased to encourage education its
whole extent, from its elementary principles up to its
highest Seyeopneni and now IN this his native land,
purpose which you have unanimously adopted of es
tabishng National Catholic University worthy OF your
religion and worthy OF this noble old kingdom II is near
y nity years since thatlke some disonted and feeble
no longer useful to the wrecked and stranded
% which i mad once been por,ion- voluntarily hosted
10 another country beyond the Atlantic Ocean In dt
caanry had oa gpota Of inp,ouin9 nay e',scaion
Jr fegisatson there had moi Attempted to aiss ami ap
wgp1at TO ser The key Of noeiedgs and here, although
honan Cataoi.c, iicds made ran.an and AMERICAN
passed. BY e Byatish Parliament Ny rscolecons Of Ire
ANA tnat time are, tnaf there was no real Catho
nc scnco 10 tne boundaries OF ths sland that there
vas no real Catholic newspaper Published in any
part OF sne british ooninions that Catholic books,
avon OF devotion, wore published, if at all, almost
oy stealth, and were dinlcnlt to bs procured;
"a Ina. u, .ns ne. germs ea,no,c University, such
s - nseu .sau snSl - ..a ne o'ossng u God, you
az epat Gu ~ 1ssaosa 10 .hs ana were 70 be looked
I9r 10 the little schools oeseurely kept In obscure
nasyss o. are 'owns or percssncs under the shelter OF
pace snee those days The laws against all Catholic
ssacniog nave BEEN RELAXED Ine Catholics have been
ieast 70 ~ - sprocained-educaticn, in
srmediae between the hedge school and the University
nas pssn puohcy encouiascd ana generally disased |
throughout TINS country Even this capital Of Ireland,
which no" blooming afresh, was then looked upon.
As9r ss ioSs ~ Tvs as iAaing ana isdsu
s.y ine oaIs.cs ~ tnA. peroa Ien 'neir depresspn
Il
shoaue's. httus .aen lor ,ne hesvy burdens whch
Ios ~aa ~ Ss ., an n
tnemseiyes Ihat same legislation naa boitsd the doors
81 knoweagc agaisl taen 80 sns, .nsy We're nnaerea
enterns mo any OK eoucason except
sacn as ! nave described AZ present al tins 70 in /
process OF cnange. ne eatnoiGs, SO iar e l can
iecss, STAND up, Doth mentally and physicaly, |
wth more erect ana less croucning attitnas; and
propoisoh as shey man.eAn snSt atttu1s, sno .nus /
deserve to be placed equality with the most favored
ctzsns ~ ne s'a.e so1y a aoW u VII 70
De, looked upon VIII less nostity ana more respect
The degrading prejudices, ootn national and m.erai
when their iane,s nAa " strussie agaisa are
,.9b smnrs % vii III need ZEE tsr services whether IN ne
aoinet OF the nSu, anu viii ava'' nsel o4 tns cui
va.ea m.se'' % a., wy a p,hls , W. rs,
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,acntel Young cuun1i e as sn & az ias,;,"
b. excluded rom the aayai.uses 49, which sa1i a
ton y cacuatea 70 ou ~, % ,;,,S ), ,ta 'on,iss n
university shai ee aosoiu'eiy enll'iea W .no
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who shocd coopsrats Wiz VIZ p ..h I, - -. 40
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ruction Oh tiat hvy iaa Is L?, Sy az. h.,ans' |
and m that ihialiioic c.. 10 - ,.S ~, ,,,h ,ras s.6
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nni tnat church u shsy - avar
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of al osucstDn-lney wVe., ., s... "a or
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