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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
FOREIGN LABOR MOVEMENTS.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT NLWCASTLE, En-
GLAND,

The mass meeting Of engineers on the Town
Moor at N"wtast! ;Ec al in,t ATTENDED by 1000
or 800 pcIs, H. TIC men assembled opposite the Cen
trial stat on, and forr"f a They were &C.
commando by bands. ana carried numerous banners
iueeiiled with tic names of engineering nrms and
ottocs - iet!vc Of deiermin ti0h to accept nothing
short Of :hc terms demanded. Among these
TBc strru gteiS unity and determination 70 viii "
sr.trud,rf No, uevcrl" No foreign foe fear"
1hre WAS also banner which was inscribed the title
-, RI. N,w CojpcratIva Engine Works. with device
b. matte u ;ptai cris;ig Ii Dor By the htid The meet
A., V:s attended IS several 4, r lSH hknca IRON some
o. ne f2ct,r.,s IT," greatest enthusiasm prevailed the
Ia, ur 4 more determined tam AT any thH sllce Tue
,.rikr rtcuced resolution was carried, ~ hOl out
fer O. hears an another, eXpress!Hg thanks " TIC WORK
ur and tricud> throughout the country Tor tDeE prom
support IA tie cJij " defeat The combnIaLJn o
ttplO, pIs fUInc iyst them. One speaker c!-rfH
ha; ma tiers we're WASTING their money i"oi1my 40
f,-t their dein4,I,- and bringing II fOrcIf: "uk
Der. r." ILc!i, aintaned would he 40 w"Is ON az
Che NJ Of strike tJan at tIc beginning -tncy dd
nothing 20 lose. He also observed that as TIE wOikiag'
a@n were the principal agents IN bringing forth Tue nun
u tue earth IN which all ought 10 participate hey Dad
eht Y" ENJOY the very best the land produced Boi ne
thoatht th4t ia this respect the world WAS UPSIDE down,
aAa mo sDoheg 1t wSs pnt right tho btteT After tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICE
Of Broadway second 49, B"ones ST. 60
Broadway Madeap garments aees, feathers gloves &c. cleaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
PROMINENT ARRIvALS

Gi1sey House-Senator Window Of Minnesota a
Senator stockton and family Of NswJeIseSy, T T"u III
see SiehoIas u"teCo c. Lowell Postmaster Of N.Y.
Orleans Judge T. W. BARLEY OF washington, yuu or
H HSs1esto or Gem Sutton of and
Blackstone of Chicago = otdre e1dt'aore Hot"
bc,a S,tres Nsyus of Columbus, Ohio; Ne,o-
York Hotei-Commodore Leroy ana Caps neT fa
- Brevoori HouseThe Hon william aanersleE XIX q
nnr iotiMCapt webster of England. w. I. Bowdiieh
Of Boston John drocsbeck Of Cincinnati and co., me- &C.
Kenze Metropolitan H0tctIGe9; ,, - r. Fasan Vi
DEPARTURES.
Gov Hoffman left the city for Albany on SATURDAY
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1s. 1871
With stealing fruit from Mr. Deveau st
sfS mahas 6r. q cxfepsive faf ~ s'n 0ir'frr%%"S

u.wruon1E-The Midland Railway BRIDGE across une
passaic will be completed by Oct l. The DTImHc , Iii
fhe Saddle River Is completed. TIE isch ihh ~
bo finished by Nov Is. and the road Ia running ouof "
Uackensack by Dec. 10.
o,,vrvuIy-Tbe application for an Injunction to re-
.I The Street. Commissioners from further proceed
ipes was heard In the County Court eaturday' 1uuSo
Bcdie reserved his decision.
pIuwAy.-A Republican ratification meeting will DO
Mold nm Tlursday evening, when addresses VIII be MADE
nv Mcssrs Walsh and Davidson, Gen. Fitzpatrick ana
Major PanGborn
W.vER1EY.-The State Fair opens tomorrow Tho
large tent and OF the buildings have already been
raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18

Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, 1n4 Fulton-st., M stairs
Wa,ch, .wrl,r Damoud. sells direct fom Tue
iron safe han. therefore Manufacturers prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER SATURDAY.
Am. Hooa sp m Midnight
go 10o So
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
Gam Noon. 5p Midnight
IT, W.
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY
Long Branch Rocta. Battery and
way, and Comfy Id. n. I. Baths Flushing, b. T.
D.. 10. An IN
1905 1921 1926 l:ll E1 We
wRAfHEn rHn vICiSlTr
(See 5h psge)
Amended is an abstract OF the Central Park MnIe-
geological Department Report for the Week ehuiie
at p. m. Sept 16. n.s,..,
BAROMETER Inches THERMOMETER 81 4
10 ~
Maximum m, Sept 1870 f?8 Maximum D. m rePt y.
Minimum at H. Sept Minimum stl2 ~ sept III o.
Range ................ .68 Range
Sept l3Rsn from 6t5 to u u-Amonn OF ~ inrh
Sent l5-Raiu from u m.Amoin 81 n inch
Ssn, 6Rsn from ~ m 10 Of ws1er'..' W. H'"
D,t.nce Travelled nv the wind the week, ~ miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18

STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRIGHTON-The Board of Trustees has
opproprated $3.50 to each Of the reengine companies
ana s15O tow ard the purchase of steam lirecngne.
sr,rIEToS-Truman Hanks, arrested for appropriate
ing s. belonging to his employer = y Barrcns, was
held i'll 81 bail Saturday to await the action VI the
Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18

BrsHwIcK-Dav,d Tuttle, the colored man who was
cut with razor by William Prince at picnic, last week,
cannot recover. Prince has not been found.
SAG HARBoR.-The Grand Jury refused to ndict
George w. Gleeu, the colored man who stabbed John
Herman.
BABYLoS-Thc Raptists have purchased land on which
to erect "a church costing about $4,000
cTITEN JcJ AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18

NICoL e. DAVIDSON, 6S6 Broadway, offer n
splendid vaney and GAS FIXTURES in bronze Glass
Clt Ornol aud Illuminated Colors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18

BrRSErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best

CHOLERA, GRANTS, CHOLERA MoRBUs. Sour
STOMACH AND ALL BOWEL crRED M DR.
JAMES CARMSArIvr IT AWAY ALL SORENESS o.
REsToRSs ITS MATERIAL
ACTION As FAMILY REsxDr DISEASES so PREVALENT
AMONG CHILDREN Srxssa MONTHS IT is
E,PRcALr RECOMMENDED ITS OPERATION PR
yIc1LY sApg SOLD 1T ALE DRUGGISTS
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM makes lady of %
ot a. II she were hut removes Moth Patches Ring MARKS,
saoyne, etc. few weeks changes the rustic face 1T" one Of
eaur. AMI Then dress hair with LYoSs KArAIRoS
All care and anxiety about burglary removed
years eipeene through Look COZ ehesp u,a
~ L. HOLMES No. Murrsy-st
Purify your premises by using BRoMo-
the AMI deoiontr inown contains no
po.on and /, entirely safe Prepared only by TiLDas Co., l'6 Will
iamst N. 7.
Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, 1n4 Fulton-st., M stairs,
SiverwaTe he sells dire" Om tue
safe hanis therefore savq at Manufacturers pH'es
r. opI DyEISc OFFJCrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY.-The outdoor services were
conducted yesterday, by the Rev Alexander Shaw, at
the east side OF Hamilton Park...A Democratic ratica
ton meeting held, Saturday evening. at Iiofmans
Arcade Company D, 4th Regiment. will parade to-day.
and make excursion to Glendale Pavilion. The Jcr-
sew CITY Ledertafcl will hold picnic at Mount Pleasant
Park to-day. The body which was found at the Central
how Ssed 70 or vs. but was mntated and dsgnred be-
yond recognition Public school No II VIII he opened
NewYork recently charged with defrandng Cyrus Law
renee OF t2o3 was rearrestcd Saturday on eaPtas
ink mandatory was considerably damaged by fire
Saturday nsht loss i rom cr asme a
at the Central Docks at Communipa, and WAS drowned
NEwARK.-Thonas McCabe was committed on satur-
Gay Tor stealing watch IRON from t Ml hrd stnPy ~ SS
ing Yesterday, and was dangerously injured Bryant,
Saon whitney have adasa r aass q" Mrs Ga 70
entered week, and sooc worth Of jewslry and
sed has made unsuccessful attempts 70 obtain
laudannm There win be three persons tried for muir
Fiftythree will he tried before the supreme Court
can keord has been @ with a.
tharss Mcclure aye 49, Ga; been missing since Jny
SATURDAY.. "A bloodhound attacked horse Of Albert
s SATURDAY lay 6 Sad AIM II sh'
e n" SS at 1 hi.
broken by an elevator yesterday. His limbs have since
Inmate " a" n he S died on
gay night daughter Of WIN. Rankin was run over on
yesterday In front OF tie police station.
len Ho1shey has been committee to
enc h some jewery Thomas Donahu, al eupoye OF
naes Peters coal dealer. was arrested, SATURDAY, for
stealing tun Of coal aud unloading II at his boarding
mouse IN payment Of board. bridget Connors at
suicide by taking poison Saturday night Two
sailors belonging to the brig Ancona, lying ut
Of con Ken t aest ted saturday after stealing quantity
srneted 10 this city aud delivered to the captain who
~ lne In irons to the chip They gave their
~ Joaquin Anco de- Compos and Manuel NumO.
rPAssAic-A village Jail will he established near the
rG. hallway depot builders Of the Mosley patent
ouRo across NE Pasuic River decline to rebuild
H when IeI last Monday. except at the expense OF
nc .ouh,y The Wards Of Chosen Freehoiers of Pas
action IN the matter " '''' WIZ "0'- '" '"A'
ordinance concerning salaries Of city
oicais VIII De cOnsidered by the board Of Aldermen
@hght.... Thomas Lee has been held 20 ball CHARGED
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-21
The Printing Ot Government
Notes and hat they are
Made OF.

As very little is known by tkoso
who generally handle or possess tho
circulating medium. we append the
iojlow'ng description
Government notes are printed oa
paper furnish 1t expressly for the pur-
pose hy the Treasury Department.
It is OLA peculiar grain and texture,
anl manufactured by a secret process
known only to a few sworn individ-
Ials. A strict account is kept Of
every sheet furnished to the note prin-
'ers. aud all which arc spoiled in the
process or imperlcctly struck of, DO
carefully preserved and returned to
the Treasury Department. Every
sheet aud part of a sheet must DO
strictly accounted for II is thus that
all probabilities Of fraud are prevent
ci The lathe, for making tho scroll
work cost au immense amount Of money
They are 50 expensive that counter
o,i,.,s c,,,ot afford ,o nroeure them.
i,r,I 80 ,.i, c,.,,nr, os,sc,iollv
that tbs p"'"r"A!'h' f''es 'o' pro'e0-
uon against counterie,ters, the diuor-
cut bank nofo companies have viel
with ZACH miner in bu.liior coupli-
.,.,...., a....,.,. l,,b.s ,ool
'"'',' '"' "I''''' n
machine lor ao'nS D''''''a's ''''"
work is worth mint Of mouoy TO ius
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-21

T. The Ed't,yv ~ PsWy'rw,0:
Gentlemen :-IIving rcai the ,elec.
tons from sixteen papers Published ~
the St1te JOrali 1t August 2GJh, con
demninE the policy in regard 70 the
temperance ticket OF August ., I am
satisfied the character OF TIN, movement
is not understood. Without lutrndiu.
%, some ot you arr dolnsa great wron.
10 the great uody oi tumps rance mon,
You ,peak O! 10 rs an action tor whlru
Tue temperance cius- ~ responsible.
aud ~ n IL had some official ch.rur-
ter. II rs only 4 movement by very
few dissatisfied mcn who have ,cpura-
ted them~el, D. from the main b,dy.
lnl Ia the language o. their address
Of August %, "tormrd a party. adup
ted a platform, aul nominated candi
dates
This movement had its origin wi,
the present editor Of the official organ
ef the Good Templars, who was Joined
by a few men OF good character, he
having made them believe that the
cause bad hcen sold out by the Pres.
idrnt OF The May Convention. and thus
lnduced them to unite with him ia "a
call for the August meeting On the
30th ol June, the State Central Com
millee was appointed, aud the leaders
0f this August movement accepted pn-
Silions in that committee. and met with
it Jul IL. Having cepted this po-
,ito under the auIhuri,y Ol the May
Convention, The August Convention
should have been abandoned, ~ the
reasons assigned tor il ~ lpug'r ex,
listed. But these mco met, aud ia
spite of all efforts to prevent it, placed
in nomination State ticket. 'fn JUS
tiIy their action, they then said eve
are acting - individuals, without any
Dllic,al anlhoriiy.' Eow they cain
official character and sag they have
formed party &c
From these facts it will be seeo rhi.
action is nothing less than rebellion
dgat1st the adl h"rty at the May Com
youuon. of which hese men still claim
u part Temperance mc0, as a body
therefore are 10 40 way responsible ioI
this ticket Already several District
conventions 10 various paris Of the
State have repud,ated this action, the
State Central Committee are preparing
10 do SO. and other organiz.l ions wi!
follow Let this iaction 10 treated
hereafter 50 as no! to involve any mai
Who is true to his principles aud faith
lul tn his pledges + CoOMBE.
Lancaster, Pa. Aug. 20. 1874.
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True as GvsprI.

The Sunday Trdncrpt good rclia.
BILE Democratic authority, refer. TO the
attempt to deceive the laboring men
in the following language
a LITTLE TOO THIS. BY far the
weakest weapon Of tho Democracy in
the coming contest is their morbid and
mandlln appeal In behalf Of labor The
leaders appear to treat the humble ..
fools, and deal out their sympathy for
the toilng classes with unmcasurcd
hands. Particularly is this the fact
IN the mining country. The working
men are appealed TO with grcut earn
cstness, aud their support !. vehcmcutly
demanded ~ matter Of right. Now
lt Is bur lair to be square in polite.
~ IN all things else and it j. quite a.
necessary, # this labor question is to
enter The canvass, that the trn h should
he Told So far A. The mi1ing regions
are concerned. the Democracy are not
IN harmony with the labpring ch4sr,
Whet be, right or wrong. the latter lie
manded advanced wages This was
refused hy whom ? BY the cor
porations who control labor. who are
they? The Reading railroad. with a
Democratic President tho Lchigh
Valley railroad. with Democratic
President the Delaware. Lackawanna
aud Su~quchanna railroad. with a
Democratic President, AMI others Of
The same ilk - that ~ far as the
matte. Of " labor'- rights ' are con
cerned, the Democracy had better
hold their visit
But where is tbs Use Of draggin.
the question IN at all2 There is noth-
lng absolutely in II. Wor.ingmcn IN
derstand quite a. well a. p1itlclns can
tell them where their interest, lie
They are MT fools, though they quite
frequently get astray. They are, how
ever, competent TO judge Of the qlaIi,y
ot candIdate-, and they are not likely
to support any one directly iulmica, o.
their interests. H. will not do. here
tore, Tor any party To attempt 10 play
upon their passions or trade uplu their
symplthIes. Indeed, We are surprised
that snci an attempt hn- been es,1yoi
sui, It is a matter of taste. L the
Democratic leaders think that their
cause viii be promoted by rnnnlpg
s'rai .ht 10 b. face OF facts. .ucb a.
we have presented above, they may Iu
50 but To our view they " .uid exhibit
g'eater wisdom aud lnsur, q wider
success, by Ignoring impo.l'iIn 10 any
ih'n- ,A'o'iu- OF quality SD mean
Let the wOfkingmen alone.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-21
4 Disguised Democrat.

Mr.. Albert Il Sch,G,ld was NOM
mated or Assembly by the Democrats
Of one Of tie Philadelphia districts.
His sncccs, did not suit the rowdy
ring Of his party and they have fol-
lowed him 50 pcrsi-tently that he has
finally withdrawn 10 disgust from the
contest. 10 Withdrawing he pouts
hot thot into their camps as follows
The history Of those who at present
control the Democratic party Of Pill
ade'phia is a history o. repeated
wrongs usurpa'io1s, anil inj 1ries.
Individually have suffered az much
lFOn this ignorant and bigo;cd tyranny
As any other citizen, and the limit has
ben reached where foroboarauco has
rcas3d 10 be q virtue, and where long
er submission would require attributes
either NOR, or less than manly. Be
cause | have refused 70 become tho
plant tool e a few mon whose righ, to
rnIe exists 10 their pro-cmincnt ruIiIn-
ism anil u1louhied veoa l,y, | have
been cheated ont Of po-it. oos to which
| have honestly been chosen havs
been assaulted under cover Of night
by a,sa.-ins; have been trllgsed ani
yi.ieI without stint. Ny case has
only been oxccp'ilnll in 50 far a. i5
has been msre open thaa many other,
but every Intelligent citizen knows
that the Democratic party Of Philadil-
phia is now. ami has been for years,
controlled by such men aad means 40
| have described, men who crave pos.-
ton that they may sell it for profit,
who elevate their puppets because
they can he handled to advantage,
and who barter away their votes and
hose Of their creatures as readily ~
Judas sold his Master.
In .peaking thus plainly am ncv
acm,tei by any per'onal piquo. The
time has come when somo one must
peak am ngt vain enough % rs
sunr Z, se a lslicr. but the stand 1
have taken ofras.s,1Gco - an IGnor-
ant biz tied and corrupt tvrlnnv in
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-21
A eorrsspondeOt wrile. 10 laauIi

A correspondent writes 20 inquire
g what is The beat troa tmont to pre-
vent be development Of hydrophobia
in dogs ?" Doo't know about the best,
but if you will gi9o your dog waite.
enough it Is pretty certain he can't
have the disease. The safest way to
insure him an abundance OF this iu-
dsponsiblO fluid is 10 anchor him in
about seven feet OF water, SO that his
head will be frow eighteen TO twenty
Eve iuches below the surface. la that
way no eau drink as much rs he
wants. Any surplus he may swallow
will do more good than HARM Chr
cogo SeyublieaH
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-21
THE POST
Published every Thursday Evening by
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Proprietor.
Terms Of Subscription,

TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,. Payable
within six months. or 80. 80 II not paid
within the year. Nopaper discontinued
until all arrearages are paid unless at
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Subscriptions outside of the county
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addressed TO others become subscribers,
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-21

Aud in fact everything usually kept in a
frsi olass country slore. All Of which We
offer at greatly reduced prices, for Cash or
Country Procuce.
Having had large experience in the
business, we aaiter ourselves that we can
please aud satisfy all our customers.
Hoping by strict attention to business
aud q desire TO please all, 10 merit liberal
slase Of public patronage Our motto is
"QIck Sales and Small Rcffs."
We ask at ieasfthat the public examine
our stock aud Irices before purchasing
elsewhere, - We always show our goods
with Tlssvurs.
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Editorial notices per line 10.
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The fastest lro,ting on record was
made a, Milwaukee, on the 9th lost,
the " Goldsmith Maid trotting mile
in tho unprecedented time OF z ~,
beating tho bes, time ever made BY
Dexter, which was Ant, I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-22
THE CITY.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

A regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men will be held at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
Our well known fellow-citizen, James
Sloan, Esq, who has been very sick for
several weeks past, is gradually recov-
eriDg.
Chancellor East has designated the 18Th
day of September for commencing a spe-
cial term of the Ohaueery Oolrt.
L. NJ Temple, Esq, was in the city
yesterday, looking as though in health
somewhat improved.
Capt. J. L. Price was yesterday sp-
pointed and qualified by Judge Glenn, ~
administrator upon tie estate of W. J.
Turbeville, deceased
A dead body, supposed to be that of a
man, was yesterday observed floating in
the middle Of the river at the lower land
ing. An unsuccessful effort was made to
secure it.
Tt 9 dress parade by the soldiers at the
Barracks last Sunday afternoon was wit
messed by a large number Of citizens. The
movements of the men indicated accuracy
and proficiency in the school of the sold
Ter, and the music made by the post band
was an object of especial admiration.
A spirit of COMMUNICATION is at last ex-
hibited by the CLERK of the weather, and as
a consequence it now lacks several degrees
Of being as warm as it was.
l. is hoped that the plank walks in the
southern and northern portions of the city
are embraced in the street Improvement
bill lately adopted by the City Council, and
that these wooden invitations to suits for
damages may soon give place to substan-
tisl brick or stone pavements.
We hear the names Of several prominent
citizsns mentioned in connection with the
election shortly to be made by the City
Council of Police Commissioner to supply
a vacancy.
Several gentlemen from Pennsylvania
and Illinois, who are on a tour of inspec-
ton through Tennessee, arrived in the
city yesterday.
A refreshing revival of religion is pro-
crossing at Johnson's Church, near Brent
wood, under the ministrations of Rev. ].
B. Allison.
On Sunday next extra cars will be at
tached to the passenger trains of the Edge
fieId and Kentucky Railroad for the &C
eomm0dation of those who wish to 60 to
the camp-meeting at Cedar Hill, IN Rob-
erison county.
A negro named Lewis Washington, sent
to Jail by Justice Csrrigan for larceny, will
tomorrow have a chance to make his inno-
csnce apparent, if such q thing be pos
sible.
A stranger % named Bose Haley was
yesterday arrested o. the charge Of assault
and battery.
The following named persons compose
the jury Of inquest summoned by Coroner
Bisn in the fatal occurrence at the State
Pnson Thomas j. Keeton, Joseph Scott,
W. Fl. Hill, John S. B shop, Robert Eve,
r. T. Hoskins and Thomas Mcdonald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-22
DOLLINGER.
Bismarcs, InfaiIibiIIty and the syI.
IabuS.

New YORK, Aug. 81 "A correspond
ent of a city paper has interviewed the
great head of the German auti-infalibil-
ity movement, Dollinger. Huber Freid-
richo, writing from Munich, Aug. /, rep
resents that Dollinger's cause was gaining
strength and that its leaders believe il will
result in inaugurating general reform in
the Catholic church throughout Germany,
The movement must spread 10 other
countries, to Austria, Switzerland and
Italy, where there were already violent
political struggles against the ultra mon
taints. The opinion that Bismarck is
warning against the Catholic church is
confined, and it was believed that Ger
many would not maintain the ipfalhbillty
dogma, to which and the Syllabus or En-
cyclical letter of the Pope, of 1864, con-
deming and rejecting modern liberties
there was strong opposition manifested.
DR.. Dollinger again disclaimed any inten-
ton of establishing a new religion or
separating from the Catholic church;
what was necessary was a general ecclesi-
astical reformation, throwing off errors
which have crept into the church and the
establishment Of religion in conformity
to the more modern demands of the na-
tional CHARACTERISTICS of the German
race.