New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
A CLERICAL VILLAIN.

THE TRIBUNE daily Of March 18th con-
tanned letter from our Paris correspondent,
wherein he discusses the proclamation OF I'M
placable hate to England made by the Marquis
de Boissy in the French Senate, whereon he
comments as follows:
Whsbsg because Of or IN hate Of ais wfes former kn
gh relations any other how, the Marques his 'Pscisty
is 10 hate the English not personally for he receives them
with French courtesy aud cordiaiy ened FTenchen are
aui,e 4, codi. IN their hosplsity Aknn, frontiernen
in IA, agreeable ,alOon, but cohsorecsy He hates
thsm Mr. LovejOy hates them, in PicAwicAiAn sense
hates. In block twenty odd millions OF men, women and
children who have done, except In hs own onu
stupid way have wied harm to him or his Here let me
parenihetcsy intersc my Christian eviizing patriotic
deprecaon Of any charge Of loving respecting or hunsny
recognizing the English Patriotism Heaven, and Hesvsn'
hind Spokesman Earth the QuiIots Prince OF Peace VINO
ge,y preached that Blessed were the peacenase"
the.. all forbid that should NOT good American patriot
and Christian and late verbose csner In fsvor OF peace and
,s.ns. war insist upon ha1ins OUT @s English ~hen We
are done with crushing extended ninety days rebellion
At home Certainly Bsehefm!l"
Now we defy any honest man with more
brains than On average turnip to read the
above (Which we have quoted with literal ac-
curacy, and not clearly comprehend that the
writer's cole purpose lie TO condemn, ridicule,
saterize, the spirit of National hatred, by
bringing il into contrast with the spirit OF
Christ and His Gospel. No thought, no dream,
of disrespect to Chri'tianty was in bis mind
but simply the inculcation of the truth that
National hatreds are forbidden BY the spirit OF
the Gospel. No person can have read that
passage in full, and suppose that any thing else
il meant by it than just what the author in'
tended. The irony of the phrase, "Qui1-
" otto Prince Of Peace" is as plain as
though he had wasted dozen lines TO
show that Christs doctrines were Quixotic
if Mr. Lor.joy's Illumination Of eternal hate TO
England is just and rist. The prophet who
said to the priests of Baal, "Cry aloud, for
" he is q God; either be is talking, or he Is
pursuing, or he is in journey, or perad'
" venture he sleepeth and must be awaked,
wa. just exactly such skeptic and scoffer as
our Paris correspondent. And yet The Ln'
heran O5serrer-a professediy religious paper
published in Baltimore-lends its columns to
writer who quotes so much Of tho foregoing as
suits his purpose, aud having prefaced 1t,
" TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUSF-its Sneerings at
9" Christ and His Teachings" proceeds to
comment as follows:
"Iw,h every Christian end e5pseiay every Christian
minister to note the bsspAemou' Language which 10 here
81 .. .Heasrn', tad fos"aa ant ne QrirOte Prince
~ Peace Tom Paine never uttered anything inde-
~ ard iu pi0us than this. And hen told that IN
The sermon on tho mount, cur Dyine Eedeemer hosght
'i.'iy p,saeAa, Bie..sa ,s the peace msls.' a, u
hill
slor wlk lie evid,ntly iesnsd should form the prn.
regulate the lives o! nsu In al sse' and under al
ciIcuas.tHcei"
Nov p.-ul, me IN The name Of MY Divine M..,N and
e T. iiou. ndey aud to cali upon ChIis
tea % st their lace. ss'in all journts ha have The
enfon'-y insult not Gully but she Divine auhof
thai religion II no excuse 20 ay tha ~ lac tho POI
yea love os.ss. 'po,c than you honor TIE Savior
snd lis Go'po then 20 =, once but seyeFy Cnii.',n
aaa bound 10 DO you sd thai youl h,s slefance IL 10
Christ. az you how cen you rouuienGnce snd cid Ia tho cir
cola n usvysp~rs which usiiher youf rel. ZION
nor ,our savior snd can 90 pysntly snd upouy .sm.
tlo ihe Son % Ood tho Our,'c priae, Q Peacr and
sfsotets ~. ieschinss a. having been houGhhsy ".
' u % 1 o9 a. s,a t5s 5sn ss,S,s. m y, ,Isrs, Sss
a. spck TIlniy and pontoty because feel indignan,
~ such bold snd me- rnan ssesi upon Chs; ai h, teach
in,, Ls, every Christian fea1e ls duty In this mssf snd
&C, In The fear " Oed bLARltOA"
Now We dare the Reverend villain who wrote
the above TO stand before d. public in proper
person, and let it be seen that he is bitter
opponent OF Tue po',is of fnE TRmuSE, of
its earnest Anti-sla'ery inculcations, and
covert il not open sympathizer with Slave
holding Treason. We do not know him-we
have no guess as TO his Lame-but we know
the ear marks of this breed of dogs, and We
are as certain that b talk Of his Divine
" Master" ETC., 10 in enc d to cloak Pro-
Slavery venom, ns we would be if we knew
him to be chaplain in one OF JeG. Dayis's
armies. We ASK Of The Obseresr the true name
Of this "Clericus," and We ask those who may
know the owner of that name to give us his
bearings lie is wolf in sleeps clothing,
and we dare him to show himself TO the pub.