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The New York herald., 1870-03-12
PEACE BETWEEN THE RAILROAD SLaDA1oss.

Is stated that the long and bitter struggle be.
tween the Erie party and the Ramsey faction Tor the
control OF the Albany and Susauehanna road mas
been brought to conclusion highly satisfactory to
all parties In interest by the execution OF perpetual
lease Of the "bone OF contentlonn to the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company The advantages or
TINS arrangement are so great 10 each Of the high
contracting powers that much regret ex xpresscd
that 1t was not entered INTO before.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
THe LONG ISLAND HORSE THIEVES.

Yesterday morning ofricers Smith and Lyman. OF
Queens county, returned from Troy, where they had
been in search Of stolen horses and thieves. They
recovered two horses belonging to Messrs. Backus
Il schenck. The o1lcers stopped In Hudson C,,y.
where they arrested young man named John
Flynn Implicated III the various thefts Dy the con.
fesson OF Thorpe The horses were found in the
statied Qf Hickey Bros. and Patrick kiiieen.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
ANOTHER ERIE DISASTER.

Train ON the Erie Road Thrown from tho
Trnck by Broken Rnil-The Fireman
Killed.
PORT JERvIs, March IL. 1870.
About six O'Clock this afternoon serious acci-
dent happened to the mail train tho. 81 from New
York, on the Erie road. When near Basket Station,
ABOUT nifty miles west from here, the engine and
two baggage cars were thrown from the track by o
broken ran. Thomas Eaton. the fireman, was in.
stantiy killed Charles Mygatt. the engineer saved
hls lifo by jumping from the train.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
w. n. SEWARD.

Arrival Of Hon. William III. Seward at fIis
Home in Auburn.
AUBURN, March II. 1870.
Ex.seeretary Seward arriyee 10 TINS city ct nine
O'Clock tonight. Having peremplofny declined to
accept pubic reception on his return from his ex.
tended tour committee OF twenty-n -nye OF the lead.
ing citizens OF AubuTn proceeded TO Syracuse for
the purpose OF receiving him iand escortlng him TO
his home. Mr. seward was met at the depot IN this
city by crowd OF citizens, VINO enthusiastically
cheered him as he lett the cars. lie proceeded I'M.
mediateiy 10 his residence, promising the committees
that perhaps AT some future Tune ne would give ms
nelghbors account or his tour. lie Is Ia the eu-
loynent OF excellent health.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Total Vote OF the Stnfe-Rcpublicnn Ma.
jority 1870 Ovor Ali-Thc Legislature.
CONCORD, March IL, 1870.
Returns have been received from 22s towns, giv.
Ing stearns "a, ,si4 Bedei 25,i2s Flint 1894, Bur-
rows i157. Stearns' majority all is 1870 Five
towns, wh,cn last year polled seventy votes
nfteen republican and 1ity live democratic--romain
to be heard lr0m The Senate stands six repubIt.
cans and democrat. In ave districts there Is no
choice. In the House the republicans VIII have
about Hlty majority,
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
NOVA SCOTIA.

Proposed Duty on American Coal-Annexn-
fisn Meeting In Halifax.
HALIFAX, March IL, 1870.
Petitions to the Dominion Parliament for the i'm
position OF duty on American coal are in circna-
ton. The antcoufederation papers warn the people
not 20 sign them, as IL VIII be taken IN justification
for imposing duties on flour and salt which would
be adverse 10 the interests OF Nova scotia
The last meeting OF the Annexation League was
numerousiy attended. Two members Of the local
LeRlslatnre were present.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March H. 1870
The sugar market ID steady Small sales OF No. IL
Dutch standard have been made at the last prices.
Exchange on London, ii Tx per cent premium;
on Paris, 2 a = per cent discount. Gold exchange
on the United States, long sight, par u per cent
premium; do. snort sight 2 a 2H per cent premium.
Currency exchange on the Unled states, long sight,
per cent discount; do. short sight, per cent dis
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
ROME.

Ths Pope's Roply TO NapoIeon-Lay Repre-.
sontation In tho Council.
ROME, March TO-
via Paris, March IL, 1870
Tho reply OF the Pontincai Court to the last des-
patch OF Count Dsru has been forwarded to Paris
Is contests In emphatic terms the demand OF the
French government to be represented In the Ecu
Nonical Council The Apostolic Nnncio to the
French Court Is charged at the same time to give
assurances that the representative OF France win
20 received with all the consideration due that
Power.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
AUSTRIA.

Tbs Note 10 ROmo-British Newspaper Falll-
bility.
VIENNA, March IL, 1870.
The Vienna journals claim that the note recently
forwarded to Rome by Baron Beust was most en-
phat,c In tone. and that the analyses OF 1t made
recently by the London Times does 1t no justice.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
ARMY iNIELLlGENcE.

General court martial orders No. 1o, Issued from
the war Department announces the sentence In tn0
case OF private Thomas JUuc,. Of company x. Fifth
cavalry. who was tried at Richmond on charge Of
murder, in killing william +. BOiey. Citinon viz
glnIa. on the Sd OF December last. The prisoner was
found guilty OF manslaughter only, and was sem
fenced TO Imprisonment IN the Albany Penitentisry
for one year.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

A Rebel Bind Surronnded-Morc Captured
Correspondence by the Spaniards-TwO
Suspicious Schooners Chased by a Spanish
Cruiser.
HAVANA, March IL, 1870.
The insurgents under Arredondez who are lin
gering in the neighborhood OF Gunes, came from
Siguanea, whence they were driven by the troops.
Their number IL now reduced TO seventy.nve Tney
are completely surrounded and cannot escape. or
the original band thirtyslx have been killed since
they entered the Guines jurisdiction.
Dispatches from General Londo report that the
rebel General Relo has been driven from the juris.
diction OF villa Clara and is now In the vicinity OF
Remedies. During his retreat the rebel general lost
his correspondence, which contains much impor-
tant information II dlscloses the fact that the
insurgent Generals Hurtado del valie, Salome Her
nandez and others are forming "clubs OF indepen-
dence" hostile to all projects OF annexation to the
United states. Del Vale, In one Of his letters de-
clares that annexation at the present moment would
be an oct OF cowardice, denies that change from
the government OF Spain to that OF the United
asks what wou title the Americans have to Cuoan
gratitude and bitterly complains OF the
Washington authorities preventing the sailing Of
renfOrcements and cruisers for the CubanS and for
withholding arms and supplies which had been paid
for. The correspondence throws no light on the
question to VINO now holds the chief command OF
the rebel force, but 1t shows that General Agra
monte has resigned, while General Frederico
Cavado still holds his position IN the army.
The Spanish steamer Peay0 recently sighted two
decks were crowded with men in blue clothes. she
gave chase. But the schOOners made for the
Banana banks, and the water being too shallow for
thelPeayo she gave up the pursuit and headed for
nG for the cuban coast. Admiral Malcompo has
gone In search OF them.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Pleasant Tempered PeOple.-Some People
are hahtuay spered and their itempcr proceeds from
knowledge of ineriority In themselves IL nos
eyep jppossibe \ look the mere fact
tina, he NOT chapeaud AZ sossily rs some Q, n,, esasn
arc Ia the KNOX the Halter nj Z2 BroAdways
provides brilliant remedy. Every soarookng purchaser
goes him with happiness basAng 10 ns
heart hat beaming hts head, ahd
:. Proves his doctrine orthodox,
BY apostolic bows-xnd knoiF
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Sentenced.

,PAKIS, March II, 1870.
The chief editor Of the Journal d1 Faubouyy has
been sentenced to eight months imprisonment and
nne Of $2.OoOf. and the publisher 70 SIX months
imprisonment with . nne OF tl,00or, for onencs
aRainst the Emperor.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
FRANCE.
The Alleged PIos Against Napeleen,s Life
Consequence Of tho Paris Riots.


The Alleged Plos Against Nap0leeu,s Life
Consequences Of tho Paris Riots.
PARIS, March IL, 1870.
The day before yesterday the cells OF the prison OF
Sainte Pelagie, were carefully searched BY the
authorities This is the prison where those
fined who were accused Of conspiracy against the
nation and the life OF the Emperor. One OF the
suits OF this search IL the transfer OF seventy -four
prisoners to the Mazas prison.
Messrs. Henri Rochefort Grousset and Mourat are
still detained In tine prison OF Sainte Peagio and arc
not allowed To see any visitors.
The magistrates today sentenced fourteen more
persons 10 terms Of Imprisonment for participate tion
In the disorders at Bellevie last month.
BM. R0chefOrs and His Fellow Prisoners.
PARIS, March H. 1870.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day M. Olivier ex-
paned that the political prisoners had been trans
Ierred to the Mazas prison because the small pox
had mads rs appearance In the prison Of La Sainte
Pelagie.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
GERMANY.
The I.Orlc Of Humanity

The Logic OF Humanity.
BERLIN, March ii, 1870.
The North German Gazette says the claim made
BY the Pope to ,nfabillty only shows how liable ne
= 70 error,
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Rheunaa IA tissss, ScrofmIn, t&c.-~ec Extrnordt-
nary cures by HYArrs LIFE tBALsAA, on sSusa
page.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

OF Throat Diseases Coughs Colds. &c. There Is more Of
be found Than In the timely
nse of RROWNs BRONCHIAL TROcHES. They possess
rcal merit and have proved their efficacy by OF
have lkcd
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

NJ. Louis Noir. brother OF Victor Nor, who was
killed BY Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte. pub
fishes an interesting communication In the morning
Journals OF this city to-day He complains that he
mas not been permitted to know anything Of tho
cusatlOn against the Prnce that neither he any
OF his friends have been cited to appear witnesses
IN the case and that the prosecution seems to be
the Prince.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Messnge to tho I.ndies.-It II not necoe-
faded hbrcs with filth, stain ths skn In
order to IL oapehng rneets the s hue o
their prime PHALON'S vIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR clear and transparent fluid as that which
sparkes your cologne bottles effects the change msre
sacorily than sny other preparation In the world.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes PAID IN 1otd.
Informaton furnished The paid for pouo!oens
and all ktndH OF Gold and silver. :, .
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, Is Wall ssree,, ~ Y
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
Press Prosecution.

PARIS, March II, 1870
The government has commenced prosecution
against the Gdutots newspaper for publishing that
part only OF the act OF accusation against Prince
Bonaparte which appeared In the London journals
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

while Waiting for n Couah "TO Go m 0
came" Won are often sowing tho seeds Of Consumption.
Batter trv nj once JAYNE's ExPBC roRANT Azure cure
foS eli coughs sud colda Sold srerTweWe.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
plra.au, Tempsred Pcople.-Some

Lace Curtains--New styles 1870 Imporsa-
q. l.. J. d. kelly CO.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

The Truo Chiornt Soather.-Superior -
opiun morphine Ac produces soep and rcfsf rcshnxs
harmless sure 35c. PAINE BROTHERS, s. Maiden lans-
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
On Trade Adultcration,

LONDON, Marcn II, 1870.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Lefevre, Secretary
OF the Board OF Trade said that the government.
had received Information OF the arrival OF cargo
Of spurious tea in England, but that it naa since
been re.exp0rted.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
The Relations to Rome.

PARIS, March II, 1870.
The Journal Francafs asserts that there is moth
ing in the dispatches sent by Count Daru to Rome
10 create animoslty between the French and Papal
courts.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Wood Mantcls, Waiuscoting mud ofher uara
work made to order Builders supplied Il y ..
kelly Manufacturers and Dealers IN Furniture o0' o'oA
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

The Captain General, tho Press, and the
Greenwaith Murdcr-Frecmasons still lm-
prisoucd-DIsappearance of the Cholera.
HAVANA, March IL, 1870
Several journals Of this city continue to assaults
Captain General de Rodas FOR his alleged connection
with the Greenwalth murder. These attacks are
entirely unwarranted. Dc Rodas worked unceas
ingly to bring the assassin to Justice and at last
succeeded.
The members OF the Masonic fraternity recently
arrested continue IN jail
The cholera has totally disappeared from Santi
Fam
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Libraries aud Small Parcels OF Books
bourht fgt 1898 Books hand. Catalogue free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, 1l3 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

A.-The Spring Fashions for Gentlemen's
Hats for 1870 by ESPENSCHE1D ready for nspec
zion sale No. 1lo Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
Ho,xnrd Sanitary Aid Asso,

Genttemen's Hats.
Spring Styles.
MARNOCh co, 5Is Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Howard Sanitary Aid Associnti0n-F0r the
relief Of the errng and unfortunate on principles
Christian philanthropy Essays on hs Errors o. Youth
evils will sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent FREQ In scaled
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, boz r.
eIpbi PA.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

A.-niIler & Co., No. 3 Union Square
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
Mail Service-Postal Tele.
graphs.


The Chambers OF Commerce OF Belfast and Glas-
Gow have demonstrated against tho American mail
service and the government mismanagement OF the
English telegraphic system.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

| A Rupture Cure.-Dr. Sherman's Methed Is
guarantee. References TO gentlemen cured. Oalcs 6sf
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 7Of Broad-
way relief for rheumatism and nsu-
rARia, but q bona hdc, permanent cure.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

| A.-5O Barrels Bourbon, Over One Year
| old, at 81 50 per gallon to close consignment
| &, j. MURPHY lO9 Pearl street
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

BnllOn,s ssNew Yoke'' shirts, Made 20 Or
der Of New York Mills nj SS6 dozen; hand made"
BrOn
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

D.nbetcs--Din bet fes.-COnsi Water II
a certain cure for It. Depot a6 cliG street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Fashionable Huts.-Spring styles
rea dy J. r. TERRY, 10 Union saaars.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Economical S0np.-Pyle's so. X" II With.
out rival class grocera sell It. Depot $50 Washing
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

ssDnvid,s', Spring Styles of Gentlemen's Hatss
Salosroom, 2991 Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Cavea,r.-Inventory who have NOT completed
their nventons flo caveats, which them for
one year. Apply MUM CO.. 3. Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
The Universities Boats Crews.

Tho Universities Boats, Crews.
LONDON, March II. 1870.
Experts are dissatisfied with the practice OF the
Oxford boat crew. The opinion Is general that MI.
H0nbon 10 not a good stroke. Both the Oxford and
Cambridge crews are practising regularly.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

(,rista slorO,s UnrivnlIcd Hair Dyc.-S0ld
and applied at his Wig scap factory No. Astor Houss
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best In tbs
only perfect dye. harmless reliable. instants
neous Factory
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Prince Plorse Donnparte's Triai-What the
Noir Family Says.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

A.-NIiddletoyvn Spring Water Cures Kidney
disease Depot 66 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
Taking II Easy.

LONDON, March IL. 1870.
The House OF Lords held brief session to-day.
The proceedings were unimportant,
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

".
cavalry. who was tried at Richmond on charge OF
murder in killing William Y. Boiey. cl.inoa o. yir-
found guilty OF manslaughter only, and
fenced to Imprisonment IN the Albany Penitentisry
Tor one year.
A Messnge to tho Lndies:-It Il mot necee-
psm. ass'T
sparkes cologne bottles, effect. ths change more
hs.: 70. ...s2
zion sale At No. 1l3 Nassau street.
A Rupture Cure.-Dr. sherman's Methed II
guarantee. References to gentlemen cured Once S'
Broadway
A.-Niller q Co.. No: ; Union sasnrs:- anr:c.
Boots and Shoes OF all styles At reduced prices No. union
square,
A-5O Barrels Bourbon, Over One Year
DID, At "a ~ p'' s'''H c.0; auRrY s Pearl stree.
A-NIiddle,ovvn Spring Water Cures Kidney
disease. Depot % Liberty street.
Batchelor's Hair Dyc-The Best In tbs
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable a's.n'.-
Bnllon's sNsw Yoke'' shirts, Made to Or
as Broadway
Cavea,s.-Inventors who have NOT completed
.ss! ons sPs
(YIstlHOr0,s
and applied his wig and scap factory No. Asior House.
D.nbetes--Diabctes.-C0n Water II
a certain cure for IT, Depot a6 cli1 street.
ssDuvid,so Spring styles of Gentlemen's Hatss
Saesroom, 299L Broadway, near Duane street.
DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 7Of Broad-
not instantaneous re0f Tor rheumatism aud nsu-
rAlsia but bona hde, permanent cure.
Economical Soap.-Pyle's so. X" r. With.
ou, rival All drs' class gocera sell IT, Depot $50 Washing
ton street.
Fashionable Hats.-Spring styles now
ready. j. X. fERkf ~ oh'oh saaAfs
(;enttemen's Hnfs.
Spring Styles.
MARNOch co, 5Is Broadway.
Howard Sanitary Aid AssocintiOn-f0r the
relief and cure errng and principles
Christian philanthropy Essays on ms Errors o foutn
and tho Foirs OF Age relation 20 mnrrAse aud sVcAl
eva with sanitary aid for the scaled
envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, boz ~
Philadelphia, Pa
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

Tho Canada Boundary Question.
LONDON, March IL. 1870
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr. Otway
Under Secretary for the Department OF Foreign
Affairs, informed the House that the diflculty be.
the United States and Great Britain In regard
TO the water boundaries OF their respective terri
tories In North America had been referred to arbi
tratOrs
The New York herald., 1870-03-12
CUBA.

Rebel Bnnd Surronnded--NIorc Captured
Correspondence by the Spaniartis-TwO
Suspicious schooners Chased by n Spanish
Cruiser.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
Winchester and Alabama
Rail Road.

u
At.the regular annual meeting
81 the Stockholders Of the W. &
A. R. r., held in Fayetteville on
Tuesday, the Bird day of May,
1870, the following Board of Dr.
rectors were unanimously elected,
to-wit:
w. H. Moores, J. G. Woods, J.
N. Bright, ]. D. Tillman, Hugh
Thomson, Jacob Vance and L.
L. Stone, Lincoln county.
Thomas Sharp, w. S. Ernbry,
Thomas F. Mosely, FL. R: Moore,
L. L. Mathews, C. A. Hunt,
Franklin county.
G. NJ. Fogg and John Frizzell,
Nashville.
j.. Woods was elected Presi-
dent, and G. G. Mckinney, Sec.
rotary and Treasurer.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the stockholders:
Resolyed, That we, as stockhold-
ers, are opposed to the State or
derlng the sale of our Rail. Road
under any kind of proceedings ex-
cept to the stockholders.
ReSolUed, That we are in favor
of the present Legislature author
izing the stockholders to dispose
of said Road under proper restric-
tons; guarding alike the interest
of the State and the stockholders.
.Resolued, That we are in favor
of the extension of our Road, to
make the most feasible Southern
connection upon the express con-
dition that the Road between the
Junction and Fayetteville shall
remain permanent.
ReSolUed, That ]. B. Lamb,
Thomas Sharp and John Frizzell
in conjunction with the President
be appointed to attend the meeting
of the Legislature at its called SEES
sion, and to induce that body if
possible to comply with these res
olutions.
On motion the Secretary was
directed to request the Fayette-
vile, Winchester, Nashville and
Huntsville papers to publish the
above resolutions.
C. c. MCKINNEY, Sec'y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12

A Senator was complaining a
few days since of being obliged to
sit near Revels, as that luminary
smelled rathar strong. Another
Senator offered to exchange seats
with him, which he accepted, but
when he found his new seat was
next to Morton, he offeredseyenty-
five dollars to trade back, but the
Senator he traded with couldn't
see it. Now that poor man has
to sit there with a clothes-pin on
his nose, and he swears he had
rather be in a small pox hospital
or slaughter-house. Morton has
been sick good deal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
FAYETTEVILLE; TENNEssEE.
Thursday Morning, May IL, 1870
The Tariff and the Farm


The tariff on any foreign-made
article arises the price on the cor
responding home made article, by
Just the amount of the tariff, SO
that the consumer is made topay
the tariff, no matter which article
he buys. A tariff of So per ton
on imported pig iron adds So to ev-
cry ton of homemade pig iron, and
every farmer who buys machine,
wagon or utensiI, with iron in it,
pays this tariff. If he happens to
buy foreign iron the tax he pays
goes into the Federal Treasury; if
he buys American made iron, the
tax hepays does notgo to the Treas
ury; itgoes straight into the pock-
cts of the American manufacturer.
There is a tax on foreign made
coarse blankets, SO high as to pro.
hibit their Importation. That ex-
orbitant tariff gives to New Eng
land blanket-makers a monopoly
of the market, and they add the
exorbitant tariff to the price OF
every blanket they..make. Instead
of poor man being able to buy a
pair of foreign blankets for 81, sc
to IS, as he would but for this
protective tariff, he is compelled to
pay $3.50 for pair of New Eng.
land made ones. The excess
does not go to the government, be-
cause there are none of those
coarse blanketsimported; it goes to
the home manufacturer, who has
a wooden factory somewhere in
Massachusetts, and is worth prob
ably halt a million dollars. This
is the way the farmer is taxed for
protection" of a man whom be
never saw, and who has no sort of
claim on his generosity. And
the same exaction runs through
nearly the whole list of articles
that a farmer consumes-boots,
shoes, clothing, implements, tools,
sc. He cannot buy one of these
articles without paying a bonus
to the Eastern manufacturer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
Read This.

r. L. Gaines Dc Co., north
west corner Of the Square, are in
receipt of large and good stock of
Groceries, which they are offering
to the public lower than ever be-
fore, Come with your green backs
and buy your Groceries while
cheap, and we will deliver them
to your doors in the corporation
free Of charge, and remember that
J. w. Durham, up stairs, is the
cheapest and best Boot and Shoe
maker in town. Come one, come
all, if you want a pair OF good
Boots or Shoes. All work guar
anteed. R. L. GAINES & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-12
American Catholics.

The Roman Catholics in the
United States are not disposed to
endorse the dogma of the infalli-
bility of the Pope. Tie twenty
one American prelates who have
protested, at Rome, against this
dogma, are certainly representa-
tives of American catholicism.
For American Roman Catholics,
be it understood, are men Of INTEL
ligence and education. You can
not compel them, as you can the
Ignorant, unreasoning masses, In
Spain, Italy, and some other parts
OF Europe, to accept anything as
gospel truth at the mere dictum
of even the head of their church.
American Catholics are too much
accustomed to that independence
of thought which is inspired By
free institutions, 10 submit to men,
tai thraldom in any shape. Re-
ligion, in this country, must ap-
peal to the judgment of men, as
well as their faith and hence al
though the adult Roman Catholics
who come to us from abroad may
be bigoted, their children, who are
brought up, here, in such intimate
association with liberty, are COM
monty liberal in their opinions,
and by no means disposed to think
all religious sects but their own on
the highway TO perdition. They
will always reverence the Pope, as
the earthly head of their church,
but they will never believe him
incapable of error like other hu-
man beings.