New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
RELIGIOUS.
cnrncn OF THE MEssIAu.

,,, Mil do I'm America" had the effect OF uneomlQrt
ably crowdiug the church. so much SO th"' no ".,o
stalrways and even the space IN 'front.' Oh Tue p"P' W.
r,Iod win people who content TO have standing
-, Tho dpet "Iord. with glowing heart was wei
hv Mrs. Frlcker and Miss Rushby. AFTER an eloquent
yer IN behalf Of Professionalism, the pastor gave rs MS
~ ron a rock" lie began by say ing that ever! in"u
have convictions aud he ought to stand TO he;
bu when he outgrows the convictions OF his youth, ne
ought 10 be hraye enough TO confess II and make ahoi
,-.tferm There IS q great difference between the |
Protestant and Catholic Church The CatnonS ,,e i
insists that what was true four centuries aEo ~
tho nineteenth century, and il uses the same ecSc'SsS
cal appliances TO enforce is doctrines as "eo Ie
true church there be no change OF u0c" ne;
History has proven over ana dnocr has found TO he
false The OF Catholicism - lmmOI HVlly
fsSinSe 81 otnie Church does not believe pro
rross. but cings 10 the mosscoyccd Hosn oi ,v f
When he vaRcd up he found himself IN new N1agSG
containing new pcopt, We manner If see,gs
as We had an gone sleep ana that the WORM hau
moved backward: that only feuda slaves living
inJer the dcspotic VIII OF some mighty p0entate.
Tic Pope il more despot than father. Inc sIc"A,l
declared that lie was 40 PARTISAN ana tn'u ne ~O1I no'
In his hand say word ln favor Of ProteantIsmas
II he could have his way he would level All D ar
rcr- existing between Christian DENOMINATIONS lie
would address his hearers IN the interest OF
Continuing the speaker said do not ialk TO Amefl
cans would 10 Goa h"d ah auuien.o VI G,, oy
wish they could be all lrishnen That L might eN-
interest Of denomination OF 10 nationality, neither am
aUy Zoe to Foreigners for It is hot many years since our
foicftlprs were AmcuCa is the natural ana
hc,p'iabc home OF all foreigners; and he would say,
Conc 100 !Nu gay, as you n Of Uo acres 81 GOOD
laud. The genius Of America is Hospitality The speaker
declared himself foe to ignorance superstition aud des
poiism. TO matter under what name flag II fights
nor what may be its nationality. Ignorance and
y Tse speaEer "V declared that lie wanted no
see tnat nc nd 1G ay one e The sneaker desired
tat the people should understand the question in the
raa. i IS S s # they had taken hold
Slavery twenty five years ago. they could nave chokeu
nius H" ~ o,o estio vii soye Itself The mem.
beers of the Romish clergy Will work at your underpn'
ming what is wanted in TINS country rs si,mr p
moral courage N the administration Of our
state affairs The speaker read number Of articles in
the late s!Hbus q the Pope, and declared lheie was
sprt Of aggression against every Christian denomina,
ton Contained ~ each article IN fact ne ROPE r hSn
thrown the gauntlet as The gage OF war he haa u"%n
ms sword from It's sca0Oad and mad announced DIS
up tine eannt!et and would heht u our on ,at hne, II
war Of ideasand should he the spirit PohGy
lHn hanSs unt The 'HG Goman Church il broken
We viii say To- the American Catholics build your own
churches, your own prayers and we Will protect you
win an army. II necessary. Every sect SHAH have toll
Grafton Catholicism Gays no liberation. The question
was more important than the political crisis III Utah or
The determination Of the Indians 1t was more important
than negro slavery Universal Suffrage. We can bear
with those questions for % years 10 Gomez but we cannot
bear longer with this FOR The smuie reason mat u Is az
sressiye. Tue great danger of Catholicism Is that there
political allegiance III this country which Is not SUI
pcrseded by auolber authority which is more potent The
oath Of allegiance of true Catholic TO TINS country Is
80 G,,a,"u clement i'm our (;oyerUuept. a detr
mental element in our Government Catholicism has
wisdom Of The serpent but II has not the harm less
mes OF the dere II always works for a plan. The
Catholic Church laying plans that viii come TO frnilon
IN the latter part Of this century proposes 10 explode
school system. IL We'll knows that j. never pro
Irosscs where there are common schools Inc POPE de
tares that she whole school system Of America is
udugorUus error OF inc age Catholicism, II allowed VIII
abolish The Bible In our homes ana schools Inc! laSs
destroy the press and subVet repubCanism IL has called
our Gov eminent goddess. We take the slaves OF Europe
had 10 tlcr breasts was icd INTO lane. The speaker
IN closing said mat vas Tue intention OF the rope 10
possess this country, aud Roman Catholicism, If IT has
It's way, will burn every Protestant at the stake. The
M means 10 gct peupe into the Church. The Iuqus
ANA the stake are the heallAfu means; America is
schoobooks for his children, surround him with
Ia % Sc y rase Seo bh %g no g 10 o tbs
scctaIIan Governments All should stand up maufuly
and 70 the bitter end for American Public schools and
Tie spirit OF your nationality.
FATHER LAKE on EDUCATION.
At the Church of st. Paul, on Fifty ninth
d. and Nnthave, attached to the community of which
Father Hccker, attending the G1cumenica Council
Rome superior, the sermon yesterday preached
by the Rev. Henry Lake. son Of the wellknown dry
goods merchant Of that name, who has been FOR many
years a leading member Of DR.. Chapins congregation.
TatAei Lake is young preacher Of promise, aud the
one Of his happiest efforts. The text was
Lpnosans. chap VIZ 4h FATHERS provoke not your
Lord with great eauestncss the preacher drew the
ton cing them mat the rising generation looked into
then faces aud yade them do their duty. Appealing to
laouts lac said ne pleaded the Of those who could
not speak for themselves, and that his theme made him
bold. - he remembered who 10 was that said Suffer
little children 60 come unto me-" Regarding a child
as al ycoped imperfect being 1t taught the doc
tlile al Original Sin as certainly aud uiaDly as the
tAuIch OF God itself Quoting some writer OF the Mid
ole Ages that "a cliG Is like piece OF to be mod
clsd iur0 an angel OF demon" he represented infant
children as simple sayageS, 10 be taught eyerytEng
FROM eating aud drinking up TO telling the truth, and
rhdrcus minds containing the germ of every action
importance develop from tins germ all the good. and
10 keep subsection the latent evil All bodies OF the
development needs material influences, such suu gh
rain. and dew; but the clid, having soul as well
b. nothing less than The preacher believed, evl-
deLy. u the superiority Of home teaching over every
10y mountains Tor ten .nonths OF the year,
who thus learned from the lips OF parents ahd Kindred
the history of their country IT'S poetry their household
warned his people against taxing upon themselves lhe
duty OF educating their children they themselves had
no vocation torit He drew such picture OF Tue force
a. example aud the Responsibilities az parents 70
Almighty God that his audience were fairly melted, ana
violent brutal father would be held accountable mt the
Last Judgment foT many OF the sins OF he unfortunate
upr8g who witnessed his violence IN early youth and
thai child could be taught temperance and sobrley
WHO bccd its father spending mis- lesures rOtlngs ana
sake. 10 avoid TINS shameful vice. tins STAN on .helr
manhood, this scandal on the Church Of God.
Prom the enthusiasm Of reProof aud warning lie GUIDED
Un 10 Tic AeDc ~ Love and OF lis IDNern the education
~ the young With great tenderness and pathos he pre-
,encd IA furatve sense, child TO the people, IN i'm
Ration % hs Divine Master portray lnS tue love OF the
Jewish women If Old who foud!y sought IN their OF
spring the EreameuJs OF The expected Messiah, He
claimed that c Hebrew cream j. our feallty DoAeNlng
do tr. Ietlc SAVIOR OF ineB-lives IN the heart
cfeacA iuro,f.t eAa. TIL, discourse was concluded
T. 10 Ju illustration ~ Jdcob's DTtanr-tle angels as
scisiug and descending the ladder which reached 70
IIcs-i and s,Ile touched Garth. and the stone set up
b. ~. PalIan b ia memorial OF this vision heeued
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