The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-07


/ of Rev. Discovering haus, editor of de
Lutherische Kirchenfreund,' and i,
translated especially fer the PALLAbI-
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Father Hyacintie has recently be-
come the lion OF The dav Years age
this catholic prizes: was known as an ell
/ oquent and fearless preacher. Now anC
then, appeared accounts of his sermons
and extracts went the rounds of the pa
| persl AS he has recently spoken sc
freely concerning the approaching Ro-
mish Council; and has written so brave
protest against the rcbul.e Of his SUI
perior, the Atlantic Cable must needs
be first to make it known, and all pa
pers copy. Then came the full letter,
and every editor in this great newspa-
. per land hasteLed TO publish it, Then
II was said that the Father would come
to America, and we were Obliged to pro
claim 1T; bat scarcely had we that in
press, than it was said that the so. much
+ praised Monk would not only come, but
that he was already landed. What have
not people done in the way of noise
over his arrival2 Mostly in the papers.
for in New York where we were acct
dentally during the days of his arrival,
one knew nothing, beyond what the pa
pers had to say of him. Although the
name of the steamer in which he came
over, was not given, yet he was sought
out, and despite that he only knew Lat
In and French, yet the reporters were
able 10 give exact information as to his
appearance and movements One is re
ported to have passed himself of as a
servant, to obtain admittance to his
room. In tho great Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel the Father rested himself Here call
ed upon him the great lights of the
Nineteenth Century. He visited Henry
" ard Beecher and conyersed with him
through an interpreter
His age is forty-two years In his
twenty-eighth yesr he entered the Order
OF Carmelites; aud five years atterward,
as the celebrated preacher, he assembled
the pulpit OF Notre Dame he soon be.
gan to be prosecuted on account Of his
liberal uttsrances concerning various
abuses. When threatened with excom
munication by The Superior of his con
vent. he gave up his place and came TO
America. Tie deprivation OF his priest |
iy rank follows, as the Cable informs
US. In that case he becomes simply Mr.
Loyson, his family nancy and this MI. !
Loyson, the ex-monk and priest it is
whom men SO fete.
he receives attentions alike from
Catholics and protestants. vo He visited /
boston, and received an invitation from
the Evangelical Clergy Of Baltimore He |
is learning English, and is SAID to think |
OF publishing a paper which everybody |
will certainly esteem.
In the meantime we have daily intel
llgence Of his movements. At one time I
1T was said he would issue q letter 20
the Catholic population of America.
then came denial OF this, And so we
nave constantly news concerning him
II e will not renounce Catholics VET
speaks friendly of the Professionals. We
DO not know exactly what we have in
him. Whether be will go over to one or
the other of the Protestant churches. or
form new party. The Christian Rad
'cal of last week, think he may become
The ieader of the moveIn efat which
throws away ali organization. holding +
only the doctrine that Jesus Christ isl
the Saviour of the world The New
York Herald thought not long since,
that i. would be possibility to make +
Hyacinthe an American Pope. There
are costly palaces enough in and around
New York, and of gold TO furnish him
magnificent residence there is certain
Y no lack. That is not a bad proposi-
ion. He will remain Catholic, and
protests only against certain usurpations ,
If the I atholic Church He might maxi
good Pope. He does not willingly
ave Instructions given him, but would
ather make his own laws. The Catho-
les would be, perforce, content with |
i'm, for he can defeat the Catholic
eachings with the firiest eloquence, and 8
he Prote stants must consequently sc-
HIM with joy, for they greet
i'm every day as the foremost hero of il
he Church. a.Is ..sr
So, why not? After uttering so ma
y means over the possibility of a fu-
Ire Pope for america, let US now take Ii
old, for we have one whom we are able n
} greet with a 'Hosanna' Washing
IN will become empty. The Jesuits .
ave arranged for the removal of the
apitol TO st. Louis, in order to raise S
fashington to q second Rome The /
apitol with its splendid dome becomes I'd
le st. Peters Churct, and the Treasu-
Y the Vatican. The other buildings are CO
lcely fitted for nunneries and converts,
this be all arranged, and we must, 81
eriorce, have Pope, then vote we for
ere IL acinLhe. 1900,