, 1870-08-25

tndrlty dIlEe0 ont OF the country suAl ~
Italy, monks. priesta and people arc arlven
away from their hcmee. had seen the desc
lation that Victor EMANUEL has mads, ana AZ
this contrasts, I said, with the best 1ofm o.
government which, thanked God, We had
adopted. lApplsuae.
the Archbishop Of Westminster, Archbishop
Manninr. vna tho first to rnsh to me and tako I
me by The hand and ray, You arc . truo re-
pnblicau!"
When NV tnrn came to speak on infallibil- I
,ty-and this is subject vastly moro impor-
vas in favor Of the dogma, for good reasons, |
10 doubt, for ho is On : higher cninenco than |
any of ns and can SEQ better than we can what |
is Tor the good OF religion aud Christianity. !
He uas in favor OF his own personal, inde- |
pendent, and separate infallibility- There
thought with the Pope that ho was and is in
fnllible. We saw that there was u decided ma |
joritS against us who thought otherwise, yet |
wc thought We discovered Inconsistencies in
the defence Of this dogma, which it was i'm
Iortant We should make known to our
Bishops that met together in our American
college in nome to nsccstain what course We
should pursue in regard to this matter. The
Archbishop Of baldmore-I will speak plainly,
and will speak the truth-rugcd us to do as
We proposed, namely, to write to the t, Pope q q
to hayo this subject brought before the
council. drew up the address to tie Pope
in Latin. Twenty-ecyen other Bishops and
Arcbbishops signed it. archbishop Harriug-
ton, the Archbishop Of Halifax. and another.
wcre tho only three that did not belong to
timore, though he urged uB to this course.
declined to sign this petition to the Holy
Father, aB come others did, because he Was
one of the members Of the Committee on
Faith, while other Bishops declined to sign on
the ground that they had made up their minds
not TO sign any paper for or against the dog
ma. but they were against the dogma. Be
sides these, there were lao Hungarian. 1tal-
ian, and French Bishops who addressed sim
liar petitions to the holy Father, because,
aaid they, it will create dlasonsions, it will
+how want Of nnsnimity as well as union
among the Bishops, and it viii cause many
things to bo said in the heat Of debate and
discussion which will be unpleasant.
The Holy Father received our letters, but
he did not think proper to adopt our sugges-
tions.
I had to speak Oh intallibility, Immediately
after the venerable Patriarch Of Jerusalem,
whom I have known for many years. The
Patriarch was exceedingly vivid. He wears
magnificent beard. One day when told him
20, he said, 1T is my only consolation
[Laughtcr.] The venerable Patriarch who
spoke before me said some things that had
~ int,iII;t,. w ~ ~, ns sss t e,1nn tas9s
atr;E;nr sna1or,s hatwaapp Nrorot,,o;sr,
snd G.1j;.snsT, bss sbnsraJ +h,t w. t,ra ar0
rors. as he desiGnated them, passed through
Ercnct, nshana Thrsa - 1nrr r 49, ~ .f.a. ano
| this The Archbisbop OF Eesancoe went into the
! rulnit. and said il his presencn what was
l deeply bunilistiuc. that the onlv merit Of The
! Patria1ch's Grafton was that be- h.d Translated
it into Latin that he had got it from mig
| vindicatins the Gallican clergyman. he did not
speak on the eubject OF infaliibilitv,
Imnediatelv entered the puln;f. after The
l'a;riarrh. sad adirosse,l 1n-seif 10 the Ear.
dipalp, saving +" Your E1nineuccs, before dc.
iyc1ine tilc discourse which have nrepatet]
ME to make All ani1nadvelsou On the Grafton
inst no,y delivered hv tho ycnernhla patr;.rci,
! n .Terns,1em, In tl;n course of his remaris
he said that wo aTe discussing q question that
has long since been decided, that the second
INT Hov
mi rnmer ns a teacher. and f1,at 1',cn;tI,dn of
,,nwar was i5cnficai with ;nfali;h;i;trs 1,hr
rastc onr tinc in i;scnss;nr tia in ia nrc y
ent day? observed to ia touncil tl,1at I
s-as cycaa1;nr1. nh,;rai ~ t,,a pstr:, ,r,, -
Jemsalen,' bnf that after tha @ seconi Su conne;1 ii
rf i,vonp. and fla Counc;i of Flnrenco had
or,r;nnj ,no o,aa,;o1, ~ t,n pnne'u ;atan; III
i;1;tr tar no,,i3 ,nt uaa tha;r ,ras t.,ronr,, =
Ma.s .onla mnt f;nd s,,f,;c;ant a-;1anso :,
scT:,.n1e or tradition to advance tia ssn,r,tc =
;s1manont ,arennal S.1l;h;1;tr ~ ~ po,,s
and. thcrefnrc. II wus Left in nIay,nec. Fl,
Patriarch nox can see whether tho plenitud,
Of mower n,caus intalhbility or not.
,,,pn rcma,ket1 m tl,o car,1,n.,a uyo,
| must aiIcw M, arai,,, .o,1r E,ninencea tn IA,
thai a crave on,iesion' If moi fan]t. has heei
III co,,nr,i na1n,;tts;,. as H;sion 1sl;f1,.rd y
cI;Itn,, n ,oi,,, Ent,1;ah T;slon tolI xn,, ~,
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nnt stat;ny frnT my tho bnc;nn;nc S,at IL 1oa,n -
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!. AIesander Campbclt' and yon viii SEQ fro
:. na1.e n 1,Tn Inv st,nnno1siv r. 1naint.in.
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md rnnrsIs A'' "''- AehAAN ~ Aa1
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Ea Go,;n;ion s ~ ta , aa9 "1em cn Fl; ETY. ~ y
!" ,4e common OF tne aosma, !ou WI hno u
Iios ralnc1 tooh IN no.ace o. tnts very Iema
ro " n.tne. anu " te!!s US NnGn ~ u no te7cu
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n. .nen tue soaclsotu @ ;,a rathes. no.lalmiu VINO
n. ano uas veen tteo ~: VIII L5"!ee tepeateo slo
u | tnQ OnE01NE Ol THIS CQ0OC1l. tIt8 mHpDIfiEh
T. Mo1ht !els us mat tne1e we're more IMAM 1oF
-. -. ropes IN thc carry ages WhotauSAt what IS NJ
u q Iesas1ed as AZ erroneous doctr'ne: lie tells
a. what he did slink Of these teachings. and d
a. lenda tho Popes to a very great extent. No
sn L.15 see M INC ese19 @ e1oSa o. Witnesses oS
of - pe"ns, alp ~. - ll tness toitS IoPes' o
=. W., Anu Isa. sas ~ aMe m!sa, WY a1o Y
r. t;.e ~ fou' % iee.e1 u tae nlsnop OF Consta
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- iiG..ea @ 10y o. ch'ss1 "agTeas !e3 Gnfast, ee,1
er e1 ta-fo,is T.. na W. ~ia o;stn1 aua
IL Iat ,p1a. pet. EnonA one '; WIN loo oshs
at ,,hstSar Wv; tasnh ~ wy I'm, on sou aot ~ =
"a Iaf;n;.;an IN t1.a Eaa, cra,t.d y. a.t zo:i
in l t.a.,iss 11 ~ 1: W 1aoS ctoetsu f1eat uoA
in si,.,i. a.d ss!iT, ~. ~, auo setataaon ilom =
ia ~ i., ~ .ae Iop93 ~ "'sneu nn r. DC sne
al th.t II was h;a fanlt H. A1i nhonid T.. ~
.nl ;,,.;s, 10, a ~. .st auou.u u :
H. natI3voa sa;d n thn ronnc;, Uora - :. !.
ID other ~ 4hosa pones 1rsr 1s,,- s,ae7
lis ;mnrine and l,o faprlt thst Esnt;sm +, a. :
nE ran,o Of Jcsrs ryas aii..nf;cinnf sr;t1'on1
cd nxme Of Tie Father aud the Hail Ghnst
ed the 1Jolr Trinifv, H. w,a n;st.rsr =, =,
he md tho Church saws 20 now ani1 Ia g sho- ~,
he never have taught Il. Hcra i Tohn Tia 3.
lat Who feacLes from Tho nninir an5 .r;.t
eft others to tearL. that none ri Tia ,isct ~.
di WHO have died il tlle neaee of God Viii, ~ !
90 hiss OF peace on their lips, That mono oi tht
p elect should ever enter heaven, or erer eu1
n1 tho bcatifc vision till tie day Of judgmc
pal In that ho was mistaken, and Inc Ciurei, =,
lso 80 now. Three popes, The sixth. e,e,,