Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-09-28

Church South has differed with its
founder i'll that respect, and ministers
Of all denominations did not dare for
o period of forty years before the /
abolition ofSlavery to utter one word |
against it. Even the Catholic Church |
theoretically anti-Slavery, in thi 5
country observed a policy of non-in-
reference.
But now we find the Bishop of
Savannah declaring the spiritual wei
fare OF the colored race a matter OF
immense Importance, and imploring
the prayers Of the people in its behalf.
He tells the Church that the Holy
Father feels the Iiveliest solicitude IN
regard to it, and that the eyes OF
Catholic Europe are now turned to-
ward this country to see what will be
done for enlightening and ennObling a
race which has suddenly emerged
from bondage to freedom. For the
redemption of 100000 or 5000 900
of immortal souls he calls upon the
Church in America to unite, and in
Inmates that it will be the principal
subject Of the deliberations of the Ma
tional Council of Bishops, which will
meet in Baltimore Oct. /.
Bishop Verot is not an Abolitionist,
but on the contrary thinks, "the
false philosophers and hypocritical
phiIanthropists," to have been the true
authors Of the war, yet he censures
the iniudicious legislation by which
the negroes were kept in ignorance
the laws which forbid. under the sew
crest penalties, their instruction in
reading and writing. He is glad that
Slavery is abolished, and wishes Gin
all sincerity and with great earnest
ness all kinds OF blessings to the col
ored race" He admits the difficulties
in the path. -.nhe race is poor and
poverty itself; it was transferred from
Slavery into Freedom in an instant,
and without any possibility to accumu-
late small earnings, and hence the la
Dor of eyangelizing II must be per
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and without even expecting that they
who have the Gospel preached unto
them will provide for their instructors
to live out Of the Gospel. The min.
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