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minds, and~John Bun was thrown into
one os>his periodical lits Of dementia.
Sir Alexander Cockburn " drew the teeth
OF the tiger before the Bill left the Lower
House, by . clause throwing upon the CO.
vernment the responsibility Of ordering
prosecutions for breaches OF the Act, and
tue law became dead letter, obeyea hy
none and despised BY all. The repeaIin9
statate, which received the Royal assent .
few days ago, contains preamble which,,
a. II pleases the Shaftesburyites and sa.~s
not trouble us, we pass over without more
comment than this, that its assumption is
false and unscripsural. The Grown, nay
may make belted knights, dukes, ua, ques-
pee, and lords, aud it may bestow rich sees
upon laymen whom it assumes to be per-
sons in holy orders, but il cannot c..nfer
the episcopal character. The Tisles Act
being repealed and the Anglican Church in
iceland being disestablisI,ed, the penal pre-
Visions In the Catholic Relief Act Of April,
1928, have no longer any force, aud the
Catholic bishops aud deans in that part Of
the empire may hencefoi til use their right
full titles upon all occasions without incur
ring penalties.-LOndon Register.
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Prayers for the Dead In the Church Of England

AOoA
In Ryde Cemetery there stands tomb
stone on which is the inscription:
Eta .s stSs Int Int. him 1sa him.
This was too much for the Protestant
the locality. Headed by serious COM
mander, RIM, they memorialized the Bish-
op of Winchester to cause the inscription
to be erased. The Bishop sent in answer
the following letter Of refusal: r'" !
DENBrEs, DoRK1NG, July IL, 1871.
GeRtlezaen-Phave given my best attention
to your communication bu5 nothing which
you have urged affects my Judgment that the
Church of England has nowhere disallowed
and that their disallowance would therefore,
have been breach of charity. cannot grant
your concluding prayer. No man living enter
vious evil of the unscriptural corruptions of
doctrine taught by the Church of Rome. 1
cannot, therefore, copy her in putting forth on
my an, hority declarations of faith or anathema
which my Church has not pronounced.
entirely satisfied with the authoritative decla-
ration of the Reformed Church of England
am, gentlemen, very truly yours,
To Commander B. H. Key, R.N and others.
We are glad to find from DIR. WILDER
forces own mouth that he, in common
with his Protestant brethren in the episco-
pacy, has learned to distrust his own in
fallIble judgment, and TO depend upon that
of the law. This is delicious. A number
of fanatics address a Protestant Bishop
{"Saponaceous Samuel" himself,) and ask
him to remove a Catholic prayer from
tombstone in a Protestant graveyard. The
request puzzles the right reverend gentle
man not q little. To pray for the dead is
either right or wrong; it is either Popery
or Protestantism, and the Bishop is asked
to pronounce. His Lordship thanks the
memorialists who puts the dilemma before
him, but declares that, if it is all the same
to them, he would much rather not. For
if it be Popery, he is sworn to put it down;
if Professionalism, then what has he been
about all his life-time7 So his Lordship
takes refuge, like Noah Claypole, the ILL
conditioned charity boy in "Oliver Twist"
in q little abuse and personality. 1t is mean
and shutting aud unfair; but what was he
to do7 We must not expect heroism to be
found occupying the episcopal bench of
heresy. Thirty years ago it was necessary
for Catholics to explain evident points Of
their faith, like that of prayer for the dead;
at present the English people are a little
better acquainted with as, and do not re-
quire from us to point out to them that in
the instance before us Samuel has been
doing his best to quietly ''soft soap them,"
that is all.
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THE EccLEsIAsrINAL TITLES AcT.-This
miserable progeny of panic and faDaticism
in 1851 no longer disgraces our statue
books. 1t was introduced by Earl (then
Lord John) Russell in order to humor the
Queen, who had been told by the late
Prince Consort, acting under the pernicious
inspiration and influence of Lord Shaftes-
bury and the late Chevalier Bunsen, that
the Royal prerogative had been invaded by
the Pope, and that, unless this aggression
as they stupidity styled the restoration of
our Hierarchy, were theoretically repelled
by the Government, the Sovereign of these
realms would soon have the same trouble
with Cardinal Wisemap that the King of
Prussia had with Baron Droste WI Vischer-
ing, Archbishop of Cologne. That is
really the origin of the Titles Act. 1t was
founded upon misrepresentation, and pro-
posed and passed to allay excitement
produced by unworthy means. The unfor-
tuuSte Durham Letter, written to soothe
irritation, was used by crafty bigots to
fan fame of fanaticism in ignorant
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Every Day xvil. ana shsir Remedy.

In q very able article under the above
caption, the London Register discusses the
steady progress Of Infdelity, Atheism, Ra-
tienalism, Communisw and the other pre-
valent "isms" Of the day, and points ont
the remedy a. follows:
|, What remedy is there against this dis,
easel This intimately touches us as Ca
theises; 4 10 usele:. T. deny that We suffer
10 that we shall suffer still more, and
through our. own fault. The spirit Of the
day IL 0ppOsitfon 70 doEmatic and auth0ri-
tative tsaehing.n This che neU educational
system encourages, this the School Boards
iost sns,. therefore, It believes Catholics to
independent 81 the Govern ment in every
way. and ID ,able to sesd forth . legion Of
orthodox citizens, loyal both to God and to
their country. For 90 many millions of
Catholics In England and Scotland we have
bat six newspapers, and these may be said
done BY Catholic literature, the Catholic
Press niust be better supported. If Cathc-
lie journalism IL to be kept up to tho mark,
Catholic writer's must be secured. But ii
Catholics will not pay such men, it follows
that their talent is either bought up by the
enemy or else allowed to lie dormant. In
each case the cause of the Church suffers
and that of the Devil prospers. The rem
edy for thie lies with the clergy. They
have but to impress upon their fiocks the
evils which result from reading little else
than Protestant and infdel publications,
and the positive duty incumbent upon Ca
tholics to cast aside their prejndices in
favor Of such school of literature, and
much of the desired good will be effected.
What is wanted is the better encourage
ment of our existing journals by increased
support, aud strict punctuality in payment
mo small consideration-and, as far as
possible, the total encouragement of nom
Catholic papers and works, and especially
the banishment from every bookshop and
house of such Journals and works az affect |
to place pseudo-national above Catholic
spirit. If priests, and parents, and teach
ers would but see to the expulsion from the
shops and houses of their hocks of such
imprints as those of the school of the irish
man, Flag Of ireland, and the like, which
pretend to be both Irish and Catholic,
without being either, the first great step
would be gained towards establishing a
truly Catholic literature. Till that ie done.
and till Catholics shew q true spirit of
atoneness in every Catholic movement, we
despair Of seeing the Church doing one
1.-THE Of what she might do. And as the
Church is the only power fit to cope with
the anti Christian lawlessness of the day,
it is obvious that it is the duty of every
Catholic to- strengthen Her hands in every
possible way. Not to do this savors of sin.
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M,rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
sTW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. sEPTKlIBER 3. 1871.
tFrom tbs Cathslie AHrror]
The Plant Of the Nothsrlsss 70 the Mother Of Cod
NJ uorosss.

Behold, Sweet virnin, 1t thy shrine
A fdrvent, sorfoWinK child Of thine;
Oh deiRn 70 oct Q AOthor's part,
And kindly soothe her aching heart.
Friends have I none, NOR parent, dear.
Ny lonely lie 10 guard OF cheer,
Xhs ,ah Hssy Xir{t III, psIs md MID %nilS.
TIA said the world With .in il rife,
Esmptstens strew she psth ID iifsf -.
Where are they tall me, Mother. dear,
You know, Two mono to shield mo bore.
Il these gaunt horrors. in array,
SHOULD eO@e TO seal my s0ul, oee day,
Oh wilt thou let mo hide in fear
In thy kind heart. sweet Aother. dcarS
Then to thy shrine TN quickly HE.
An at. e. thy s:yd feet asoPph sS sd Ms
with homo. nor friends. amid LIES storm.
'Tis sad, sweet Virgin, pure and mild,
To be little orphan child,
For sometjnses it does Dosm soJGf
To have to call Thee. for thy caro-.
Bat yet, thourt nearer. Mother, dear,
Than al the earthly mothers here,
For thou sst shioldin8 6vsrywhere,
Thy Children from the temptere snare.
Thou wstohest, when fond mothers sleep,
With lows unchanEfng, true and deep,
TRcs EuAgdest when fond mothers HE
To homes. schers mothers nerer die.
iugtoD CITY, AN1nst, 1871.
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