, 1866-10-25
THE LATE CATHOLIC COUNCIL.


The Catholics ot the United states mud thc
l'apn1 Qnc-tlou-TLc Common School .yn.
tcnt-C"nScrr!on Of the Freedmen, &c,
lCo1rcspoudtnce Philadelphia Press.l
BALTIMORE, October Is, 1866
Afehbishop Purcell, in Ills sermon, stated this
morning thai this Council was impressed with tIs
see:sei1y Of 1celainin; to Catholieiy lie Tinted
E'a1d object Of its assembling. There Il to be no
elnsade preached asan!i Professionalism no OF.
iices Of Rome upon population, tic Ca, Iuaior.
!ty Of whom arv opposed to that Church, bnt Ia
Gatet Way the clergy are to ahoat their work u
~; Ii 1taiy ioose1s hes chains to follow strsnro
laoIs. America nast come forward to The front
ad ass1nS a., At place anon: tue faithful
1seas; ana .tand bnt indihcrcnt spectators while
TInS n is pstplexsd 70 lind spot where to lay
Church In the United States Is to send him worms
q ctccf. and dsnw iron, him tsihute Of gratitude
The touncsl las taken the mos. decided stlnd on
Church in asetnphatic manner a. the IaIin Ian.
:nage can convey to his Holiness iss unresersed
loyalty and a11ash1acnt. The Council, t Is said.
q 3Ee tned sta:es. rle nhops fSo % aS*ts% nSi
1st a;ioe You'll Of ,se coantly 1al shsl y
educated in Catholic embellishments. The cate.
Sl!lsm must 80 hand-in.hand with the grammar.
ted 70 1he prireiples Of arithmetic, nor mere mere
WORLDLY adyaniaSes b. pnssued to The 1e,zlment
y! Hlt shAl : sa1fal!oti- 1h0%e who kunN with
Eoat 1ertinacitT the Catholic clergy In oihercrn-
Tries make all other consldr.ations sink brtore
;hat OF making converts. will 1ralizc :Ac fled Of
labor Eow open here to Mcu who devote their en-
tire energies towards the accomplishment Of their
darling project. II this council can etx>ct it.
tac'c Hll be revival Of religious terror ,hat will
extend 10 every portion Of the country. The
tc1eme is Of tile most comprehensive character
emeTacing field Of operations lhnt IL az yet nm
touched. "
The fr,.edHcn 1T the soutl, form the uc5 mis-
slonaf5 held which stands ready to receive Tie
new crusaders On tho subject nr the ev.nclF- |
za1ton Of the Southern negroes the cauacil have
not 1Aerely followed what The shrewlntss OF it,
Teiiafes At ONCE saw 10 be sp3trdL chac>e but
haze carried out tue express Instructions 0. .nur
4Ac :outhSfn ncEIo Il 10 BE- thsi-iau,,.tl ,,uu
eated aud redeemed. The Catholic .priesl IS to /
enter there With the same zeal that b. ioes lhc in.
.s1ioF ; os China Or the sandwich. 1sands. This |
Mosk. n every re1pect so, important, was |
most quiet. though most determined. way |
possible. Ii was to have been done before |
Protestant sects hnd yet caught The iira and |
hence the indignation lhcar every where cx,77.sed
Al the publication the other day OF Csrtliuci Rar-
ntboe letter TO the assembled Bishops On that |
subject The letter was received By Archbishop |
SpalGing, who for the convenience Ct his brothsr
heT cf copies. With lhe most positive Instructions
that there should be nothing said about it ouisiI
The Council. The printers say they know not how
Tho Latin copy could have got out Of the oNce un-
les sloltu BY correspondent of New York "a. |
lct- and the translation they say ,sas exccfable
But however that Letter got into print fthe Pttt
It H. otlc: any}, the fact Is cIea. that
der It's PROTECTING wing aud II possible clam cx-
ClESl{c projection them