The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-08
sy,n.p.sAy WIN re Pope.

ARar MEETING IN sLoNDON-ARcHb.snoI vi
uANNING's ADDRESS IN ST. JAMES AALL !
RESOLUTIONS OF THE DUKE " rJ.rps.
THE EARL. OF DENBIGH, AND oTh'
DR.. Manning presided on the evening Oh
the 9th ult. at a meeting of Roman Catno
,ics. which was held at St. Jamee' Hai', Go T.
London, for the purpose Of expressing sym B.
pathy with the, Pope. On the pia'lo'm j.
were the Duke of Norfolk, the Earn
Denbieh, the Earl of GaiHsborougn' LOU
Arundel of Wa, dour, Lord Herrles' Wis
count Campden, Sir George Bowyer' Dr' =,
O'Connor, Mr.. I. j. O'Connor, etc. y
The chairman, in opening the Procee!-
;nos. asked those present to express GneI
fliG devotion and sympathy with gne no,{
Father, at this time prisoner AZ the LOU. .',or1
Wrr;snnern would be criticised, ana ~ S
would be denied that his liberty was ~ /,
| durance But there were Two illus
imprisonment. There was one tnas Hf
material-namely, by bolts anu ~ oa another
that he did not speak. There was anoS .aI
hind Of imprisonment, which was molai,
and the injustice and the wrong OF those
WHO we're mighty could as et1eGtnasy v"s
; the door and render 1t imposs'pn.;a . fsat in
Vicar of our Divine Lord to set his lees ~
the streets of Rome as if he were physlcaliy
3 ;ncarcerated. No doubt they were e smalt y
+ number in the midst Of the Unions = |
. London-but ahandful ana VII 0 Less
q in the wilderness, or rather somethlng loss
+ than a yoice-the echo OF a. voice
e Int an echo which had been caugnI up
ID from land to land, from one CathoNo
% people to another, ana was NV ~
re- ;rcl;np the globe, and would arouse IN the
m Christian world an indignation and storm
Vs Sh;ch no act in our remembrance had mere
90 +nfore created He hoped that, in claiming
IN the restoration of the temporal soverelguiiSs
er NJ the Vicar of Jesus Christ they wouiu
r. not he told that they we're the advocates OF
Ilr darkness or the advocates OF uesPot..si,n.
no He commended that the circumstances VI ' an
on case would justify the Intervention OF ail
ey CLr;stian Governments in favor OF the re-
'm storation Of his Holiness to bis sovereign
ng r;ohts. Abiding to the pleblsctte, he salo
DID that a numerical majority In Rome mao no
re- r;oht tn dispose of that In winch all Ca'ho
, .a lies everywhere partic,pa.eG,ai The tia
ble Llama had seized, but they did not make II
nee 7. was made by the Pontiffs, and by TN .
her COMBINATIONS Of the whole Christian wor,u
unity Of sS sy ns only ss p1Esaeps af
but IN the world. The government OF MN
or Victor Emmanuel had undertaken 'a 10
It it h;ch for q thousand years mad taxed I'LL
NIL strength and the cunning OF empelpis ~ ~
,uld s '!..s nona IF whom had yet eucceede<
the H. 9Prnsted that when France and German.
ex- IT. we're now locked in deadly connie
: by via he released and should return
8, be sno" ,s,,oss as tn admit of Deliberate
IL an interest higher than that OF CIV
"raar~the Christian order OF the world
ooA ond he hoped that our own country wuu
con- not look on and hold the clothes OF sno
4 the who stoned Stephen. ne nopeu 81. 90 Z.
o"" cnuraainc, by what was called morai mn ~.
eoce or moral countenance, the wrong I'll
state had met that night to denoonce. .ho 6
some The Duke of Norfolk moVeo Jug
citi- I's.;n, aThat, acknowledging in
ID his secred nerson of Plus TX. the Vicar OF 1e.
Q let Christ and the head OF the Chris'
ming. Church, we regard as sacrnege, ans
Bat resent with horror, the inols w v" ~
10 SO he has been subjected by the violent -, 90
t. A 10 ~ the city of Rome, and by
t will p ,;oiation of the rights and possess,oni
duca- the HOLY See, andetherein o. sHe Gnu
than throughout the world" o,a;,o
It can Sir George Bowyer, in seconoing
, Jew ,.sn,nt;on. denied that the Pope was an
tholic ,,nnnlar sovereign on the contrary,
infidel p%afintained that he was the most pop
in IN E.Tsp as BY sSe tie peo
N can Rome could testify. He ridicuied the
some I no.H Nv which, he said, the Romans :
would oHened to have expressed their desii
'ifcipg become united to the kingooh VI l.ai
der to Tie Bishop Of Brisbane supported
r reli- s,Intion which was carried oy accis
w 80 ton. ,oved the az
ducate resolution, which characterized the att'
stand 20 5athrone the Sovereign Pontlu as
le par W .s,.I election of the dispensations o,
oil for a u;ne Providence, a violation of the ~
d when nf the Christian Church, and the DIS
in pro- ton of the wise and fruitful order Mn'
re state Christian civilization and Christian
II to the oress have been spread among all pc
IN every End nations of the world.
equal NJ Matthews, Nj. p. for Dunga
or fall s.cnnded the resolution, which was CT
eouca unanimously. D.,r Mo
CHI fair Mr.. Mathew (nephew of Father Ma ma.
s would moved the third resolution, which dei
/ we al With alarm the violation OF the ieglt
illing to sovereignty of the Pontif inns wa
present ended BY Mr. Boddenham, and un al
o obtain " adopted, was also the fo ., ~
ut u cent. ton. which was the protest OF the va
ty. ia;ty of Great Britain, and likewise
= address of devotion and sy mpathy :"
) to the Holy Father.
"a in this THE COUNT OF PARIs-1t may
civil and that the title of the Count of Parls
t least as hans the most illustrious title IN
i, any SOW II points to the very origin Oh tne
IN. and nation The County of PARIS was S 1,.e
of France. When Robert the Stro
ont. The tanned grant of the city anu S 60
.rch with Paris, as a march against INC s y
aration of from a German klng, WHO oSo 60: