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rEw YORK MARKETS.
Nkw, fonK, June al p. m.-Untton arm
Flour Quiet By, stcsdy. wheat quiet and
tsn 81. pS Sssp AZ SSIet t"S '!s' ssyI
l:,o dnll and nominal urirk quiJt and frm
" pnrTisonx uAnKxrs, 81 AbaEH.
BALr!noRr, June s--Brssdag6s-Them nr
ket for Flour IL without change In any par
tcular, and 10 still dull aud heavy with 10 Dc
only Sa 10 spos IMPLY GSi .ss: WI n',;
eos for Western Spring Exits, " her DO, win,
,fr do,s and ts@a for Western And Howard.
! wses,.@s; Ia Ugh, supply hi, morhiSs
only rspo!, .s,s, 81 red at y .so0l 81 FOR TAI!
t, %Ai SsSs .ss for prime and dsmsEed
Is sa sas s,s sfG Ss. s 3
the MARKET vas hardly Hs ara,n Sales CON
st.s white o ss8g0 cts, spd yellowI at i6
'oais-sone l,sp susheis were offered ,hi.
morning., eat no sale. were Reported. -
Gsi,a-.Ihs 70 nothing do,ns "a Cotton this
yAnee Of Yesterday Is we'll msintained. The
s s,Sss h s !. vs,y sst and uyl.nd NAY .
md sl{ 6ss cts. for SidSSps. -'S!t Us
!. Gefee-Twsnoties sens fusth or movemeat Iu
CSnse, sales eomprI.lhs 100 bags Rio, es
e tysss . sss, :i sa ND H ,cc
bsgs Rio from second hand al 'iiH cts, gold.
duty PAID. There are symptoms &c f.tutnIns,
S,SNi,y 10 Coffee, there beitE more dsmand
II @ % e sa s.t' disposition
Ia sSfs sfiilis; he 7 81 %iSUsss &
ssgM 81 ior Cuba olAyed, slspse cts, for do:
ts4lk cts. for nEhgfiah Isisud. fl r. III j
I'm nj K 3D. y az @ Sp ~.
81 3SfpN cts. per bushel, % o IN n TliGIE tn
Provi,ic,'.rhe, market eontinues very
from the west And the ts aasnsy q psiee lsf. I.
little Stock osfa ssts lad g tr.n.as,l on
Ats eoossgusnlly iimitsdE Baeon shoulders
Ter, ma We soss todss s iiS ~ Y
iIguh cts, spd eiesr rio Of iJ3xfaB cts.
Bnih meat is hrm, with an upward tendency,
ets., and Sides at lSISSfi5A cts! for rib, Lard
We quote steady aud frm At 10 cts, and Mes
Pork at fsi.Ie6s1 pet bus,sl. - BIZ ny
s, e and RsSsooS q seSss STEADY a. s
OF no sales of either de.cfipti on tc.dsy. . ~
Ssh-Liverpool 10 selling in iotsfron store al
aan ". gs Ss d Ts,S
lsland SUI sell 10 lots from store at 5o6@ OTIS,
per bushel, but u is quite duh.
S.gars-Are quiet, but hoiders show no dis.
well maintsined. We have only 10 report 1 ssiss
81 = hhds. grocery grades Porto Rico at l21id
l3A cts, and we quote prices steady as follows
viz: For fair to good refining llIf8liN cts
grocery grades Cuba l73l3 cts, do. Porto Rico
i2gi3H cts, AID Demerata vacuum pan l3lI6
Is cts.
Rshssd sssor,-Osrd rates we quote y,
iollovs, VIZ! l5A cents for Hard Cfushsd
Circie Al 49, cents fot Bi Is cent? Tor {
extrs, and M cents fornO yellow, nat the
market 10 weak, and tho tendency downwsrd.
Golden, Ioii2 cents; Msryisn1 DO, iSsST7 cts
Monumentsl, dSs0eT ets,i Ohesapeake, 6ofpO,
cts; Canton Golden, bof957 cts, and Mer
chants, Il cents per gallon. =
Whnky-The market 10 quiet, and price,
quite Irregular to-day, quotations vsryinI
from ti.o2 TO ti.oS per gallon. We have, how
ever, no sales on which to base quotations.
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pa. 70" DAYS remain 70 'nu N.puonoa Nis
D, washington IN Wnicn W NorN, anu 70 ge'
vi, th'ngsready lot Monuay uo".es' ~ inc
Poln' we mu'' 'nuu'so ~ w .u ,.
u,ss' no rep'n .,g ~, ~ nSc.an ~, ~" .nS
".o,n W. W.. -, $3.50. T.. -s,-.,,'-- ~
aiu-O0''iO's =, ,-,r.i.,' y
'.o p~''s ,,a ~ g.
'""r H'n g. III .,
,.,nmnb of ,hs Ronu,,,,o,n r,r.r ,so.n.o
,h,, nor,v In n. n,.,so, N ana n N. min.
cIp,cs ia ,bc por,y a, tno Un,on. and M
marty Of thu nation. I, IA n natvlotic partv.
II loves liberty ana n ,ust government. I,
repudiato. ali .uch nonsenss and follv ma
that this 4. A uvbIte mans aoyopmeu,,v
II pocs for man ma man without regara 4,
the eoIor of his akin. tho amoupt Of casb
capital no NAV have. or the place where he
wa, born. II repudiates all narrowness ana
nj, ,ectlouallsu, is national in liza nripcipIes
in ia PURPOSES, and In administration Of law
and iustIce, ~
Tho party with which va oontend Ia n
sectional party, lit. narrow and inIbera,
in Its ideas and It's actions, IL believes in
black slavery, and Ii would dlsfranchlsc the
entire colored rnoe. We do not say that this
is true Of every Individual in the party; we
only affirm that such was the evident and
unmistakable tendency OF the psrty's power
and influence in the land. ID.
shall MA allow mi. marty N achiero .
victory in thI, eItyl Not N wa do our du,v.
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PnootAn.sg'gE9ss \ AZ !, 4 / PRESIDENT o,

sGspi Il. Of us siS s.. gsr 81 Gs.sT
hereby declare aud mako Known that a public sale
Hs ipsf5 SS4' ss I'm Terri 81
ssP.smbsr. isso. ter the di.ro al q The public
and parts oftownship.. Viz, 'N"''''
NORTH Of me 2as Lias dnd West Of NE sirfh
u-.,,- Principal Meridian.
TTSwasss,p. 9sad z, raanfoa
f f$!s:SsIS: i::i:$Es:S$3 !: i:$$::::s.
fowwaseibs j, IL sand :. raSssS.
Psat. a.aa i TaSlS of range. s and
sss s BIZ a n ma HsF s s
eipaI Meridian.
Township. 4. :, 9. Lants. range 81.
T Swwa:SiPP: l. san. and e e. I rsHs. g
FFSsa:s w. assAe r. T., r. f1.G r.
rSwsibip. 20 Is. iosiu.iv.. r,ur-@ -. ....
Teseships ~ 10. tseiu'ire. AID tnvsshIp u
TTS SwS I@9,. ,n.,,s}is.. rnas,s '"'."
T Swa'S rs e Z 'FSs ,nS 'sos;s'
hnd raSi; u the, udderins1 tIouod tdwu.hlp.,
sis i;is s; .Ss Sn
FFS Swa.siiPp B. B: T T.Ss:S,
Township ., rangs6+
TT SwS.h,6P e. r,hse@',
Townships 10 and 20, fauEss 49,
Township 10, rams. %.
Townships 10 and ~, range TO
Lands appropriated By law for the use Of schools,
military and other putposes, or lands on which
applications have been hled under the provisions
sale. -
The offering Of the above desiEp lands win be
commenced or the day appointed, and will proceed
IN the order In which they are advertised, and In
act Of Congress approved 18th April isO until the
Whole shall hal have been offered md the sale Thu.
than too eseks and no private entry Of any Of IN
lands will BE- admitisd until after the expiration Of
the two weeks from the 18th September, lSp.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washiugton
this eleventh day Of May, Anao Domiui one thou.
sand eight huudred and slxty.nlne -.
| BY the President: d. s. GRANT.
JOS 8. Wilson, CoInmitsioner OF the GENERAL La nd
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Be FAITHFUL TO CHRIsr then; be faithful
to the truth; be faithful 10 your honor and
integrity; be faithful to heaven, that is
nearer than whom you believed; be faithful
70 all right things that you have been taught;
be faithful in the discharge Of every duty;
and then rejoice. And when you cannot
rejoice anywhere else, rejoice In the Lord.
Rejoice In the Lord anyhow. Rejoice In
wealth; rejoice In health; rejoice In pleas.
ure; rejoice in love; rejoice In activity; and,
above all, rejoice In the Lord; and then,
you, and these other things fade away, your
Joy In the Lord will stand up like Mount
Sinai, that never shall be moved.-H W.
Bsecllsp.
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the Spanish Inauisitiek Vnearthed
fastest Particulars OF the Dis
eevsry.
The London Star has the following from
Madrid u - 4
| A somewhat ghastiz incldeus has a scd
considerable excitefncB he9 wilhin tn Last
few weeks. with 4 hw hpnHred yards Oh
the new Plaza dc Nos IayA insngura&1d on
the I'd Of this month, therc 4 locality Il "a
the Cruz del Quemadero. II Is field some
three hundred metres square, at the top Of
the Gale Aricha de San Bernardo, near the
hospital built by the ex-Qucen. Through IL
a new road was lately opened, and as the
ground was elevated, q cutting OF considera-
| Bile depth had 10 be dug. The workmen Laid
bare several peculiar looking horizontal
strata, ofirrcguInr formation. One was one
hundred aud ray fc,t In length, another
my, another ten. The thickness varied
from eight 10 eighty ceutimotres. In color
the soil was black, the lower strata being
much blacker than the superior ones. on
| examination lunps OF uharrod wood were
found, lntersporsed with ashes, evidently the
remains Of some huge Are. 4. .prIy ~
Curiosity was soon exclted, and further
investigation demonstrated that In postions
Of these ugly looking strata the finger came
upon small pieces OF adipose matter, which
yielded like butter 70 the touch Iron, rings
were grabbed up, human bones, a,crsulu@,
q long tuft Of hair, having belonged to some
female, All these were more or fess charred.
Some OF the Iron was partially fused, and
the texture OF bone intermingled with sand
was plainly discernible. A gag, too, turned
up. The question, what were these fugu-
brious records was answered at once.
This neld Of the Cruz del Qucmndcro was
the place where the isqnisition disposed Of
proofs Of the horrors Of which tfiis place
had been the scene, suddehly brought to
light after the lapse of two ceiituries On
the 18th Of May, 1909, cightythrcc hcretics,
intending twenty ihbruws, Of whom Ave
were women, wur5 immolatcd on this very
srot. The pile If wood was eighty feet In
length BY seven feet In height. A great
eoncourse Witnessed tho asao da f., and the
horrible ceremonial completed, tho people
buried the remains OF their victims under
csrt-losds Of earth. Those irregular geo
logical strata are naught else hui the slicnt
testimony 70 the atrocities perpctratod on
Ole unity" t.rt -. II +. Nv :. ,
Out OF one, your special correspondent
hooked out with his finger ono entire bone
Of human yertebral column, q portion OF
the ubia, fragment Of ashoulder- blade with
Ing the marks Of fire. Upward Of two cart
loads Of remains Of this sort have been carried
away aud dccently buried. But these horrible
strata There they remain 10 tell their own
tale and instruct the present generation. On
the 18th, public meeting was convened, TO
be held ut Quemadero, BY the Republican
youth Of Madrid, 70 protest against priesly
Intolerance and to advocate freedom OF con-
science. That this discovery should have
been made at q moment when the Spanish
clergy arc striving their utmost to affirm the
unity of the Rotnan CatbolIe Uburrb - apd
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MARRIED..

hAkkIED.
Rs cttMskSSLt RS'ssI q, JS,.a, Jan.
% z !S.o 4 "a .s VII hi b.
ysk.f fkLhhs MOI st q III ,, " H.r T,.ssr
dsssS,.i NJ .is bsni.i o.ilss.. '''" cAUl'''
| ~ DIED.
o.&r 80. q sMsS o,sic,t RI saol.r.ia.
"a %s.ss.s.SsI i, f Is;s
UAdsrtakers.
H. r. HARVEY. A. A. MARI.
HARVEY q WAR;,
u NDE u TAfKE MS,
NO. ssS ? STREET,
Betwecn Ninth ana ! cnth,
esS.1u~itfHac! scs. 1.s.s,asb ars.t1
ELnIil 70, aAnc,ai 80 a.. Il
.''s'' rIOEn LEBAkK
rH"" D. HaBr bISsnHtS EaiT... 6 "a
n...ra - - wkarfsoron SOW 81
Hbl 70 H~lsuTH E---p $40 vtssr1F .sH
.. .n,es. M tot n, CO.,, = !, rr-'d..r
Ii8n7 r IVA Bsss,svfss. scs-As-rgs o..
aovsRsssNr bxr6sffosi'"
.., ...a,. e. .rR g.. asp. 4r..rglgW
FINANCIAL AoIsr or rnl usIrtD STATES.
'srs srssrr. orrosrrr re- r,sAsu.r prrlar-
Cd. gear,-r.,. .f b..
'orsransntsssurirssv With rrsasur,r Omitted States,
lss-oEE nILLtoR DoLLARs.-a 2
n. bay and sell all sl..... Of oovERNHxST
szcuRiriEsai sar,el make, rss.s. g,.r.
|uksisH sxUHaEoE. ssd uss. ooIi..,les. :.
Ill rHErRIsolPAL crrfEs osrHi uSirIp
>rArRs. ..,.r.. 1, .,,.. .. .r,-.
We purshas. ao,srnmsst voucher. on III. MOST
tAyoRABLA rsRss. ssd sIvs oA.,yrL Ass
."-rr Arrspros 70 iE.- .ar ra. f--r
ACCOUNTS or BUSINESS MEN And rIRHs.
al - saI olhsr basisss. sstraslsA 70 "a 1850
suLL IsTVRnArioH in regard 10 eovERu.
AAs1 Loans. ali time. .hssrfuliy furnished.
IT,. w. s. HUNTINGDON. o..Ai.,.
SiAHissros. March %, 1884. mhn-dn
I,T cooKB CO.,. ..r., .
a.. .H ."' BLsKERs., .r
'IrrsxNrH STREET, oPPosTE TIE
TREASURY.
y sad -eli al eurren, msrt., rs,... and keep
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MANY farmers in Maine are ploughing up
thelr mop neIds; Hops fell from ~ 10 cents
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CLOSING or THE DEPARTMENTS AT THREE
O'cLocK,-All the other Departments closing
at O'Clock, the clerks in the Interior De-
partment, who are required to stay until p.
M, suffer considerable Inconvenience. Most
Of them being inmates of boarding houses
that also accommodate clerks from the
other Departments, they are compelled to
put up with cold dinner or keep the other
clerks waiting an hour later than they other,
wise need. II Is very doubtful whether any
more labor Is performed during the day than
would be done If the clerks left at the same
time they do in the other Departments and
we believe lfthc experiment was tried during
the warm months there would be found no
necessity for returning to the protracted
time.
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE The Commits
siner Of the General Land Office has received
returns Of the survey of the right bank Of
tho Arkansas river, in Pueblo county, Colo
RADIO, the same being the boundary line be-
tween the public domain and the Vigil and
81. Vrain private grants, the survey of which
was ordered by special act of Congress ap-
proved February %, 1869. This survey
locates Fort Reynolds military reservation
in township twenty-one north, range sixty
two west, and shows the country bordering
on the Arkansas river In this vicinity to be
rich meadow land, interspersed with occa.
slonal bluffs and copses Of good timber. The
commissioner has also Just been notified by
the Surveyor General at Denver, of the
execution Of contract with the United
States deputy surveyor for the survey Of the
subdvisional lines in the valley Of the Platte
and on Kiowa and BLOW creeks, au interest
ing region In the Territory of Colorado.
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n , =, - =.
yHAs'er 'on' D. |unn'"sna'n' u NJ
~ 'he e''S'
inc fresiaent mas appointed rev. M u
ns,ta o. .he pal'lhofe Conference Meth
o's i.p''s'PN' eNu''u' W '"AP'AS' !"
49,, Att, , H.,
p,.sn o.,r-I =. - az. It, 1a.,a.,as S-ar,
n -
c. 1a,,.,. -, ,u,., ~, ,o
,,ond - ,ha r,,,i,s.. aIs,sion ~ ,ho poora.
-" ~ ~ ~. N'''' ~
on' n n,-, H. -,
c.s e, - A.. -.
Se-aI1',I. 700 Ir,,a, 49, w, M %neAaa us'
soo, 'l,., VI Ho".' oa.' ~ ~ "'1u
nIa.n.,n., par NJ. %nw.naa In ~ "
- - -. '0 ~
NJ" Ua,ion,, ,,o w,s, =, o.,,r
o,J ostoouoI c,ruos =, Nor,hv,n. NJ
oIonsa a Few n,gh,. AGO with s,Ilwc,l Raw
nor. a man In her husband,s employ, leay
inp behind her several small children. n
whom she had always anpeared fona,v at
tached,
Fr-Governor Curtin Urlted sta,e. rninis.
ter IN Rp..,o wa. In Nov yor,, ve,,.rd,y
Senator sprapue has returned tn Rhode
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


- MAY q, 1870.
District oIColuHiLia, Wnshil0toH C0UHiy, 70 I0it:
!he ease 81 EgTAkD Q; CAhaISaIoS, admin
traitor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of tho
Orphaos GOrrt Of Washington County Aforesaid,
tlement and distHbuLion Of the personal estate "
sald deeeasGd. apd Oft assets In hand, as far as
money! when aud where all the creditors nd
heirs Of said deceased are uoiited 10 attend. with
wise by law be excluded from all bsnedtin said
deceased estate provided a copy u this order be
published once week for three weeks In the Ma
rIoSlL REPUBLICAN, previous TO- the SAID dsy.
Test A. WEBSTER
my8'W5w Register Of wills.
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eh..tiy Reveiatiess-x ore Relies c
the Spanish InauisitiekV nearthed
fastest Particulars OF thc Dis
eevsry. 4
The London Star has the following from
Madrid, = q. 49, 4
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.oLARKg-kpwARDs,-on Tu..d.y. inn. ,,b,
;.ssIsi II i FL ., e. Is:
gstsl, vi Y, Risls T. Eiitisrrm Ciufis.
dsnshter oIhelate Daniel Callsn. -
, 1869-01-26

pray to Him for it, we also use physicians
and remedies.
"The misunderstanding of healing
in regard to spiritual things, only The ON
~nIScirnt Founder aud Prrfecter of His
own Church, Christ the Lord. knows Ger
talnly who it is that is sick. how grIevous
the sickness is, what is the form of.he
dis a>e, and what is The cure; wherefore
we repeat, there is need of prayer, ~fervent
and unctasing prayer to our Lord, who is
love Itself, thai lie will inspire into rs all
the love OF God and all that leads TO
salvation.
"NWhen the Patriarch had spoken he
ordered the prorocyncellus, who had sat
next 10 him, and had interpreted his
words in French, to take the document
from the desk and return it to the bearer.
The ENJOYS then rose, made due reverence,
and having received a kind farewell, left
the room aud departed, accompanied as
far as the stairs by the protocyoctl Illus"
After leaving the palace of the great
Patriarch the Papal ENJOYS visited the
Patriarch of the Armrnians in his palace
at Constan'inople, and presented to him
the invitation to the Gcumpnical Council,
bat lie likewise refused even TO open the
Popr's letter.
1t is not, perhaps, generally known that
efforts have for some lime been made, with
a view towards bringing the Armenian
Christians within the fold of the Orlho-
dox Greek Church, Gregory Of Oryzanti-
um, Metropolitan of Chios, has taken a
leading part in this important movement,
which is looked on with great interest.
, 1869-01-26

MARRIED WITHoU GLovEs,-A few
days since a young gentleman and young
lady app' AIRED at the parsonage of am emf
nent clergyman of this city, for the pur-
pose of having their respective destinies
united in the holy bonds of m%atrimony,
Everything being ready, the clergyman
aforesaid was about to proceed with the
ceremony when the young lady discover
ed that she was minus her kid gloves, so
necessary on Such occasions f.; whereupon
she requested her afianced to hasten to a
store and procure The indispensable kids,
telling him to ''he in a hurry. or she
might change her mind" The. Clergyman,
witnesses aud intended BRIDE waitrds some
time for the return of The youth with the
gloves; de didn't come. They waited
longer, and still he failed to pat in an APP
pearaDce. The matter at last becoming
really serious and alarming, fhe clergy
man took his hat and proceeded post
haste in search Of the trnaht lover, whom
he found, after a dillgent search aud many
inquiries, quietly seated on the verandah
of the Park House. with his feet elevated
on the back Of q chair and very dtliber-
atply putting a cigar. On being asked TO
explain his Singular conduct. he. careless
Is remarked that he was waiting TO see
if she was going to change her mind"
They were married, however, at last. af-
ter two hours delay.-O na,oa Republican.
"Do you really believe, Admiral said
q Washington lady to Admiral Farra-
gut, ..that The dead walk after death ~
II have not . doubt Of it, madam fepli-
, 1869-01-26


by an ~encyclical letter, in which The OPP
position be ween the principles OF Rome
and The traditional apostolic ptlneIl,l,s
was shown with clearn'ss. That answer
not only did not please his Holiness, but
gave him off nee. THAI his Holiness was
offended his counter reply clearly showed,
aud since his Holiness w,ll evidently not
dtviaie from his " position, and we are
determined Ivy Divine grace, not 10 devlate
from ours, we do not wish needlessly to
give him fresh offence, nor to reopen old
and rekindle extinct halrrds by disputes
which generally end in ilI-wll. R,lher
at this time above all others does each of
US rerd common evangelical love aud
sympathy as Il support under the many
and varied dang'rs which surround the
Church of Christ. Nor, again, is any
common understanding or discussion in
council possible unless there exist first q
common basis Of The same principles ack-
nowledged by both. We further believe
that the most successful and least irrItar-
ing method of solving such questions is
the historical method. Since it is mani
fest that there was Church in existence
tCu OdOh "ulCu uCIu lIlO di1
doctrine in the east as in the west, in old
as in new Rome, let US each recur to that
and see which of US has added aught
thereto and which has diminished aught
therefrom; and let all that may have been
added, if any there be and whatever it be,
be struck off. and let all that has lie n
diminished therefrom, if any there b. and
whatever it be. be re-added aud then we
shall all unawares find ourselves uoited
in the same symbol of Catholic orthodoxy
from which Rome has in the latter cen
turtles stayed, thus causing a breach which
she takes pleasure in widening by devils
ing from time to time new doctrines and
institutions at variance with holy tradi-
ton.
"First Priest dom Tesla ITO what
doctrines dlscordant with tradition does
your Holiness allude?
"'The Patriarch.-To omit details, we
cannot, so long as The Church of the Sa-
viour is on earth, admit. That there is
in the universal Church of Christ any
bishop who is supreme ruler and head
any Patriarch infallible and unerring,
speaking &c cattle ira and above ecnmeni-
cal councils, which are infallible when in
accordance with scripture and with apos-
tolic tradition. 3. That the apostles are
unequal Gn contempt of the Holy Ghost,
who enlightened lh,m all equally. 4.
That this or that Patriarch or Pope has
pre-eminence of seat, not by human and
synodical arrangement, but as you assert
by Divine right, and Other similar points.
..The Second Priest -As the Council
of Florence, after examining such points,
united the two Churches, but some inli-
, 1869-01-26

aux 10
the last session Of that compulsory as
spmb3v. the forced unton died III its
s~waddltrg clothes. ali ASS iiE'iaye coil, cted
on p,lnical grounds, on grounds OF purely
wnr,lIv interest, which 'hded III a decision
imposed for a time On some lew members
of our church by din' OF sIarva'lo" aud
every kind of violence, aud threat hy him
who.was then Pope. Such an assembly
is not even worthy of strrtd- anne OF
Council. Accord ng to US an Grumrnl-
cal council, &c .umenical Church, aud true
ca,hnlici V is defined t" be that holy AID
und Fl ed body in which Independently
Of It's material exleu') the sum OF the pure
teaching OF the ap IS les is hrld-lhe faith
OF the whole church on ear u as It Was
established and thoroughly trled t"r The
first eight centuries after the foundation
Of the Church, during which I'rri"d the
fathers, both of lhr East aud West, aud
the sven and on V 9cu ntnlcal an most
holy and inspired c"uncls Sp AK one ana
the same heavenly ulterance "i the gospel.
LIT those councils and those reverend
ftthers whose writing are familiar to all
men. he the safe aud unerring guides OF
every Christian aud bishop OF the West
who earnestly longs and seeks Tor G"Sp i
trn,h. They are the h'ghes' tombstone
Of Ch,is'ia ian truth +; they u e me sale pm
on " hich ", can m, t, with the hoy kiss
Of unity Of Ioctune. Bu' every one who
t avels on sid ct III t path will be re-
garded by as as inc ,pabte of 70 ming The
centre round which tile members ct the
0 thodox Church may gather. But IT.
happily, any Of The w stem b shops have
doubts '%rpgarIi 9 any ct lhrlf doctrines
aid " i<II TO meet, let them meet and dis
cnSS them ev, ry day If h"y please. We
have no such doubts regard ng the 'rddI-
tional and unalte~ablr doctrines ct rrIgl-
on /; aud, moreover, Rev. Father as Tins Is
a question Of an ecumellcal c0nncl', 1t
8 does NOT sure y. escape youT memory mat
the mrnmrnical councils were convened
I in other fashion than that IN which his
Holiness has convened this. Ii his Holt
n IS the Pope of R'me had respect to
apostle ic equality AID. br"'hrr'yhnod' It
were fitting tina, he should have addrc s>ed
q separate letter To each OF the P,trIarclIs
and Synods of The Eas'-no in el'cyclIcal
aud dictatoriaI form to impose 1T as though
he. were lord anil master OF AL, out as a
brother 10 hretheren,e equal to- honor and
station TO ask them if how, where, and
under what coudi ion they would agree
to the assembling of a Holy C"unciI.
Thus either do you rrcrr to history and
70 the general councils in order that on
historical grounds true Christian u"lty so
much lonsrl FIR, may By restored or we
will AGAIN content ourselves with con-
timed prayer aud supplication for the
peace of the whole world, the security
of the churches Of God, and the union of