, 1870-07-15

| ions, not only among the people, but among
tlcir representatives in every department Of
the government.
Il this new plan should work well in Illinois,
as it probably will, its adoption by yother States,
and it's application sooner OF later to tho elec.
tion OF Congressman, is au-e 10 follow, and
there is reason to believe that through it We
viii get what re certainly have not yet had
"A government OF the people, for the people,
aud by tue people,
PAPAL INFALLIBILITY.
Consequences OF tho Acceptance OF
the Doctrine As a Dogma OF the
Nomnn Catholic church.
The Roman correspondent of the Augsburg
Altgentcsne Zettung writes: "Clemens Schra-
der (since tho secession bf Passaylia the most
esteemed Of Jesuit theoIosians, who, on nc
count OF the especial confidence placed in him
by the Pope, has been consulted ~ TO the
preparation Of tie schemata for the Council},
Shows in his great work on Roman unity wi
emma, 1866. II. 44f) how important are the re-
suits which must follow on the aecep-
lance Of rapal infalibility as q dogma
Of the Church. He there proves that, as
this power eau only dspend on the guidance
and inspiration Of God, it must Of necessity
extend to all regulations, DEGREES. aud decis-
ions Of the Pope, as thsse are indissolubly con-
nected With his Office as teacher, md, whatever
their contents may be, each contains doctrind
perilatls either Of moral. or . religious char
meter. The lnfallibility Of the Popc is aot an
official robe which can be put on while GER
tain act is performed, and then taken OF
again, for tho Popa cannot err, because he is,
in the fullest sense Of tho word, the FicegeEent
of Christ upon Earth. and like our Lord he
proclaims the truth r. his acts as we'll as his
words. In brief, it is impossible to imagine 3
r,ty1t ,aht mot
take OF his character IS teacher. According
~. the new 33o5Iaa nil Introduce into the CatE-
olic system Of belief and ethies e
largo number OF new articles OF faith.
and each Of th.se will be entitled
to tho aamo dignity and authority as tnoso
which have hitherto been universally received
In fact papal decisions already exist which.
when once their absolute truth is guaranteed
by the proclamation Of tho dogmas Of infalli-
bility, will cover al the constitutions Of all tho
popcs with the wide mantle Of their own free
dom from error.
"One Of these ia tho declaration Of Leo <.
in his bull ngainAt Luther of the year 1520:-
II is AZ clear II day that the PopoB, my pro-
decessors, have never erred either in their
canons or constitutions Another is the as
sertion Of Plus X. in his syllabus: The
popes have never exceeded the G1nits. Of thar
power This sentence itself will now become
dogma which cannot mislead, and Hiatory
must DOW her AcHA and suDMlt.
II. According to the doctrine Of the Church,
the power and virtue of the sacramentB, and
especially Of ordination, depend on tue sub
stance and form Of the sacrament being en-
ployed. The whole Church, for q Thousand
years, considered the imposition Of handB By
a bishop a. the dirinely appointed substance
81 ordination. l;d Eugene r. 10 howeSer' ere IN h5s
we're the substance Of this sacrament, and the
words Of tho biahop on tonchlng them through
the candidate for ordination the form. This
decree WAS issued with great solcmnitJ and e.
cdthetlrd, nay, even in the name of the Coun-
Gil Of Florence, which no longer existed, and
Western Church had no properly or
dained priest for Thousand yents, and
the Greek Church has none even down to our
oan days. Nay more, there il not at present .
single regularly ordained Priest or Bishop in
the Church, Is there Can have been no apoa-
to1ic succession. The definition OF penanee
and confirmation by Eugene ". is equally
:. II. .Auv<,1tltng to tito tcac11ng OF 1uuuccur,
in the t1ec1ctl N0rA, and Of various Of lis
suceesaoss, the Pope has right. as soon as
he believes ho has discovered sin, to pro-
ceed against it, first BY warnings and then by
puniehmenta. BY this means he can over
throw every lega1 decision, bring every dis
pute before his bar. and merely on the ground
OF Gin, which either is great or appears 30 70
the rope, ne can CHI MuHa4CA ~ ~
count. annul his decrees, and in due coarso
e1communicate and dethrone him.
iii. God has given the Pope supreme
power over all tho Kings and Princes, not only
Of Christendonl but the whole earth. The
Pope has the fulLncss o. power over NATIONS
and Kingdoms 10 Judges aH+ and e4n De
judged By no one IN this world. 4paaA ~, N
Win the bull, T,tscrutabai*). Tho theory that
the whole world is subject TO the rope, N u
temporal nnd poiiticA matteIs' IS an asAs1e ~ o.
1a1th .hlen m1Sl pc nGeep,eu on p11a - ~ ~
.ioes OF etefna! hfe. tbon1aclus VII, ~ lne
5ull, Onam saneeam2. ,.g ,Aga.n' aee r2pe
t bears all rights In hia breast llson''ae'us
sA1;A
~, ~ AceoIainE 10 INC pspal taeos7 II lsc.no
WI o. uoa tnat tns Lope sl,uu . ailw y; 1uenos
~, not oAiy u ,4e Cnu1cn oot - ~ tsm -
maese.e 1s 1 anSs .nTf T,s sA1,, 1nraeaot , TT IT
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sa!s ~, aso Mon sytam t"iee. som1
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M s ~ ~ Iao 1Gan H. ~ panos v i I,r,ont.
y oa tne Seaa 1vov, w i;upes.1n G.naI ~ nds
~ hasn osdana LIZ as ,ea-1ns ~ so;1o ard ~ a;sa
LIE 1 an, mas po"eL a"dn,n an1 nr3pc geo
na1i;na NJ IN u ;e nrva,e mEone1tynf ali men
{ce4sS d Il isSSs :; :; ssa@ &; psa,, ,,.,.;n, :.
afcofag M 10 14e = pa' H. tt,ar aue' aoths H.
| orphaned " innocent ~. N nis e1les 10 the
tat1aien " eonstatiooptS, ~ opo iI I1ouo as'
las NE power 10 tofef9e ~ Jtis; f.: ~ r. ~ aa
sna sne cflgs tag ~ y L. ~. cpss4o"' l'''- H. 'up'
w. II r. 1ot 5;ar @1 Ma.'s ~ .h Dane, aoc+r;ro t,o
poas 49, ;noo IA - Ia hss Ap P;rsn IN, fnIi
aulo, aS 1s9 toe.1 uoa nn5 na 115;-;t,,, ,na+tars
~ ii,;no -;n3.t antbnr;tr au., tha Emnir,
~ ,T1 c.noanV y u ~ 1,s1v ,;ter tba 1mnar;ai
throne "a rsc,nt Inn VII doc1sred thia n
h;s hnM NJ tha ye,r ia11 anii frnm 1sia "a
1asa mi1l;ons ~ - Ga1,n.n an9 italian Christ.
;ans uara n1aoe5 rnIs- ;n+ar,;ct and rohhe7
~ ria doct,;na o SA1 ''>A "o''N' eo'@'''
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asvnn ..hoia cbr;sstian nattns ~ Slavery. m
uesnn wn9ie 10 Gnraseaan nalns = ~ eia'y. H. "
T,emn"t ea I1,;,a ~ +,;;s ~ ths snb.
4 ana Su4lus L. ~ tn.7 aenr.ro ~ sn Eli,
tsspecn H. W nounuaiiee, ~ ~ ,rsn+nas 11u
Luz sn1po Meapoa aSaEnx aIG ~ ~ Ees
IHul L., LOO, ooomeu - Enfe1 ~ ~ Mon@ sas
SaaPe oeeause u ING oi'ooeeuence VI nei@,
sui .siv ,;,,. j.. r,o,
ao rope nas o NY nsni at,Hs ~ nr1v hs
saase tney ne not taefoncs innss IN =, Dos Dos
Nlchoias ': gianteo 20 Ang a1paonso Q. ~ 1nt. q.
tugal the f1Ght to eelze the eooos o. 81 Mta tae
nea'nens aho MshsaaeNh1s " Hes tse;,
en- Aaea' aha 10 <pan e1oce o,,,aaa ensu
fs5ni5s fona eon.mea ~ adgs j. caxtas % III. n us
/ -5 E?strr ~ :-T4ai, Mor,,5or VI c.r.r+
~ s;xsog ~, n 1esa2 Meinnoea " stans 1s,
20 10 tn9 Raeea - opaa siN ~ - po'e.s ano uvs'
tne lnhaplsanss OF AMERICA ~ lne Jear l193
Mhen be maze a1er present q tne Ses
| World and all the races wh1eh 1nhaoi'eo IL
(see the bull. Int, cGfeya.) ;. !,
" Z. According p the Papal doctrine, it Y
just and Christian to withhold by means Of ~
intcrdict the Offices ct religion, and the eac1a
ment, from all the innocent inhabitants O
towns, districts, u countries, with the e1ceP
ton Of children na the, dying, because thei
mand or an ecclesiastical law We nee'
only refer to Innocent Ill, Innocent ~.