New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
FATHER HYACINTHE.I

In company with q cOmpagnon de voyage,
Father Hyacnthe visited some public institutions
OF city yesterday morning, and in the afternoon sat
for photographs at Bradys Gallery The pastor Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception in Boston French
Catholc) called during the day in company with other
gentlemen from Massachusetts Father Hyacinthe mas
expressed earnest wish to be left to himself he
does not wish for public notice. and the numerous visit
seriously interfere with his plan OF becoming thor
oughy acquainted with the city and its inhabitants On
his return from his projected journey through the differ
en States and Canada the Reverend Father expects to
give Of lectures the subject OF which is not yet
known. To-day he will visit :some Of tho charitable in
situations OF the city.
FATHER HYACINTHE AND THE AMERICAN CATH
OLICs
The NeC- York Tablet contains the following
editorial remarks upon 1.-THE New Luther" and all other
Catholic papers that we have adopt substantially
the same tones
II he has como or shall come here expecting to find
sympatby among Catholics with the views expressed in
his Letter to the General OF his Order he is destined to
woful disappointment Catholics in thscountry are IN
general believers republican government ana ardent
defenders OF civil liberty and the freedom and independ
Of the Church. but they are equally stern defenders
OF the Divine authority OF the Church 10 teach
and govern all aud nations in all things
pertaining to the spiritual duties relations and
with Professionalism TO have sympathy with any
Protestant or antCahoc tendencies Inc or i'm
ends he proposed TO himself he Will find 10 DC Dehlnd
and conduct The distinguished American Catholic on
whom he may have counted since he is held by Protest
nearly two years ago that feared for Pere Hyacnthe
whose views were very unsound, ana VINO was eVaeny
yielding tendencies the nature OF which ne ala not
understand and which, II not resisted In time would lead
him out OF the Church.
Catholics II Pere Hyacnthe comes here expecting to
induce any considerable number, OF Catholics or even
him in his most inemperate aud silly attacks the
authority OF the Church. he will mud that he has come on
FOOLS Grand II he comes as Protestant seeking sy M
pahy aud gorihcatOn from the enemies OF the Church
he will DO doubt be welcomed, but not with much warmth
or respect for they that he comes without any fo
iowing aud has only his bare self offer them. They
already see that by leaving tho Church he has ot his
power 10 hem aud that they nave no urther use
Tor him.
AN ITALIAN ULTRAMoSTANE JOURNAL on
FATHER HYACINTHE.
The Uuitd CdttOiicd (Ultramontane) makes
the followinR comments Father HyaClnhes letter !:
Ne have been profoundly afflicted. but surprised, at
the news that Father nyacinthe wrote letter on Sept
9O and had IL published the following day, before II
could have reached his superior TO whom II vas ad,
dressed In this letter Father Hyeeinthe declares Ihat
me- will leave the pulpit OF NOtre Dame because no cannot
employ language perverted by dicaton or mutilaed
by retcence." q. That he will leave his convent"
which has become prison OF the soul" B. That ne
protests against maKms and practices called Roman,
but which are not Christian T. Ihat ne also protests
pied under foot by the pharlsasm OF new law - JIG
Sohne does not decide in the sense OF tho writings OF
Father Hyacinthe he VIII appeal from IL TO ahCLhfr
6os nNt arp.s u wheS
we read mis- over liberal and often extremely
Mvgnarded addresses and recall that in the
name of tolerance he did not hesitate place the habit
OF ST. Theresa contact with the cloh OF frotcstans
MD an paris I'm June he oad that there place
under the sun the civilized world only for three 70.
s 70 crncfy Jesus Christ between thieves; when
ne delivered discourse liberal as to cause Martin
poS but know nothing If YOU are not
Protestant" and received the praise and fluctuations 81
mrer of Qunet and OF the Journal DIES De6ats the Temps
aud the Opinion Rationale and finally when on goihE 70
Rome he wished 10 the Chamber of Deputies at
hi%se at VT" the feet Of he Pope. Under al
taeTs and awaited in expectancy and trembling
We renamed silent although provoked by an article IL
The Correspondent Of June rs. which recalled how Rather
Hvacnthe Included US In the press which called tse
Catholic and forgot to be Christian and styled us hypo
critical writer's and worse. Would that Father
HvaCnths mad continued write and speak against us
hut he found us unworthy OF his anger ana asplfeu
higher There was too much vanity and pomposlty N
the words of the poor monk and he appeared to us
preach OF himself His sermons and influence may nave
been sufficient to do harm, but now that he has snow
| what he was, all danger has disappeared. The i've
italian Journals who held him TO be an authority IN tne
Cnuroh and quoted him rs such, dare not do 80 mere
after and II they are animated with honest spirit az
we believe them to be, they VIII reflect Oh INC point
| which liberal Catholicism tena4' ~
| A letter from Rome, of the Goth ult., refer
ring 10 Father Hyacnthes letter ana the appI0acnL
Council SAYS The Roman Journals have been silent OF
~, incident and continue So which must be only
| IN consequence OF Government command NO one Se
knows what the Pope Will take some weeks
IL was said that he inclined 10 use concillatlon IL
stated that the UltramOntane party, DelhR eAclou a
W Faiher and that no is more than determined
10 remain firm the principles OF the syllabus Ing ply
faS IL has been preceded by the address Of the Bsho
of Treves which sustained by the approya OF M Mon.
Fnids ana finally the remarkable work OF Mgr Mhret
Bshop Of sura All these documents express with NOR
1 sbai rhey may exercise favorable influence on th
disposition Of the Pope and the resoluons VI 'n0