The New York herald., 1870-12-11
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street Methodist cnurcu.
Rev. VIM. Ii. Pendlcton will preach this morning
| and evening In the Baptist church In Flity-third
| street. aAt
! Rev. DR.. Mcvickar breaches this morning and
1 afternoon In the Church OF the Holy Light.
| Rev. MI. Hepworlh will deliver one or a course of
sermons TO the young this morning, in the Church
OF the Ne slah.
Archbishop McCloskcy win bless the bells Of the
new St Ann's church, Eighth street. this afternoon.
Rev. Father Preston will preach III the evening on
'he Doctrine OF Purgaory"
Rev. j. E. Searles breaches in the Twenty seventh
street Methodist Episcopal church this evening.
Rev. Dr. Chcever will preach this morning In
Apollo Hall on 'srhe Gospel in the Book OF Job.n
Services Will be held in the Canal street Presbyte-
rlan church this morning, Rev. David Mitchell pas
tor. presiding.
Dr. l. /. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, and Rev. Mat.
thew Hale Smith will address the Morning Star Sun
day School, at 13O West Twentyfourth street, this
afternoon
Rev. e. ID. G. Prime win deliver discourse this
evening" in Madison square Presbyterian church, on
'sTne Religious Prospects Of the World" giving the
results OF personal observations and inquiry during
his recent journey around the world.
Rev. DIR. Wescott win preach in Plymouth Baptist
church this evening on the subject OF "G0d Gave
this Country TO Protestants."
Will be the subject Of Rev. Merrill Richardson's dis
course this morning in the New England Congrega-
tiona church. Services also IN the evening.
Rev. Charles r. Lee VIII preach this morning in
Plimpton Building on "Unversasm in It's Relations
to Life.o
The Rev. Father Farrclly the popular pastor OF ST.
James, church, in this city, lectures this evening at
ST. AIMS church. Front street, Brooklyn. on "Catho-
lie Devotion to Mary the Immaculate" Grand mu-
sical vespers will also be given this evening. The
proceeds will be devoted to the support Of the
schools attached to the church.
Rev. Chauncey Giles lectures this evening in Stein
way Hall on "Ihe Resurrection Man."
Rev. J. G. Ager VIII lecture in the Church of the
New Jerusalem, Brooklyn, this evening, on
"swedenborg's Doctrine OF the Trinity, Real and
Essential but not Personal"
Sunday evening services for young men will be
held in the Church of the Holy Communion, Wess
Twentieth street Sermon by Rev. DR.. Cooke.
Rev. John Cotton Smith WILL this evening, deliver
the first annual sermon before the Young Mems
Christian Association of the Reformed church. Fifth
avenue and Twenty first street.
Rev. J. X. Kendrick VIII preach this morning and
evening in the Tabernacle Baptist church, Second
avenue and Tenth street.
Rev. E. O. Sweetzer will preach this evening in
the church corner OF isleecker Downing streets
Mrs. Cora L. V. Tappan will speak this morning
and evening before the Society OF Spirtualists In
Apollo Hall.
The Pope.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Count Joseph du Mastrie, OF the few great
men found amid the imbecility Of this age, and
real princely author, in his great work on The
Popes" proves conclusively that the Papacy is ne
And M. Guizot thus writes:-"However unlike the
Papal system may seem to primitive Christianity,
and however like 1t evangelical Professionalism, on
the contrary, may be- and In view OF the great adj
vance IN material civilization OF the world since
the Reformation, vet If that supervisory Of the
Popes over Christianity ana over civi society
to come TO an end ] Gbink l see in that
event an evn day for the worlun lEdu-
catione Moderne, par NJ. Guizot, Paris, 1861
And Macaulay. writing on "Ranke's Popes,n and
speaking or the Papal power, says:-"Sne saw the
beginning or all governments and ecclesiastical
systemsan the world, and am not prepared to say
but she will see the end OF them all. No Christian
man, thcn who has the least speck OF Christianity
In his heart, he Catholic, Roman or Greek, Pro-
testant, CaivinlsG, Lutheran Or Wesleyan, anu who
contemplates The Vicar OF Jesus Christ, like the
great hlgh Priest himself insulted and deprived OF
his proper liberty by That Dloated ana deoauched
ltailan King, victor Emmanuel aud his gang OF In
Huel ruillanS, Dut VIII neaVe sign OF not
alone Tor the Pope ont Tor tue state or the modern
world. Rome, the great capital city OF Chrlsten-
dom; Rome the religious centre OF over two hun
dred millions or Christians; Rome, the city of
churches; tome the city Of the sanctuary with Its
shrlnes OF apostles and saints, aud with all
| It's endearments OF religion and piety built
| up during nineteen hGndred ages Rome to-
| Gay Is trodden under foot by q bandit
| government converts sacked, priests insrsed and
| Killed, the Pope's own palace gutted ana robbed
and all this done in the name OF human liberty /
| may take occasion to say, however, before 90
further that am no utrumontanc fas my previous
WRITINGS IN the HERALD Will proyeI, out II now, In
this hour of supreme trial, in behodng that great
ann good man Pius IA. lnsuted ana abused as was
ms Royal aaster on The road 10 Calvary II to give
true and an unIaterg support 10 him In this dread
| hour makes me an ultramoniane, an nltramontane
let me 1--we ana an ultfamontane let me de- Let the
civilized world then, understand that the Holy
Father can be the subject OF no temporal ruler. 1t
| has been tried and 1t Will not do. AS Archbishop
Manning says, "the Roman question IS not
settled; 1t IS only begun" 1t Is true tnat
| Ireland &c-are net very wen prepared, Ii they
were willing, TO right the affairs Of the Pope Cor
rupt. eiieminate France-France That made Catho-
| licty q name and not a tact--sne will, however,
| come out III Gods good time from the furnace Of
aifction chastened and born again, Catholic to the
heart In view, then, OF Christianity struggling
| against the waves OF inddelty and heathenisln
winch surround her; in view OF the fact that a
| dreary materialism and sensual heathenism at
this day are striking more earnestly against the
Christian Church than all tile pagan persecution Of
the Roman empire in the Apostolic days, and, as
swervng advocate of Christianity. it ls therefore,
the duty OF every Christian, believing man
And let the united 20 forth, at
| least, IRON every Catholic heart in Uhristendom,
that Rome shall be the city OF the Popesthe or
the temporal and spiritual Papacy. That old Chris
tlan city must be tree and independent 10 the Pope.
Let Victor Emmanuel, that modern Bluebeard, the
later type OF beastly King Harry Of England, the
representative OF the nidel revoiutlon-at revou-
tt0n that would turn 1t. Peters at Rome into a
stable for cavalry horses and make Of every asylum
and every convent there military brothel-I say,
then, let Victor Emmanuel and his bankrupt govern
ment retire and leave Rome to the Pope 1 am, /
truly say, true friend OF liberty; but inndety
only Degets anarchy, and anarchy il more than an
oriental despotism But the great argument against
the temporal Papacy, to quote Or. Manning, "rhe
government OF the Vicar Of Cnrlst Is the government
OF the pries and this the world hates the revou
tion natcsn (Sermon the Invasion OF Rome, Octo-
bcr, IS70) And Dr. Newman thus speaks on the same
subect:"Wnat III Is our duty here 70 bear in mind
the constant restless agency over The Earth OF that
bed angel who WAS alive from the beginning, OF