The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20

k~nsl. 40 : polosn if anybody should
sk oshsrwise, s.d reproach ~ for Civ
~ MP ~ mnch Of our smaH space 70 tho
- turc Of the Rev. Dillon -Ea.nn, in the
Catholic church ut Carson, Wednesday
night. We give, AS well rs we could
catch il, the pith of the said lecture. We
have no religious bias and report honest
~. II we M. estate, We beg for correction.
The lecturer was baptized in the Romish
Church; wss left an orphan and brought
up in the midst Of Protestant associa-
tons, and derived Che regrets) the tenor
and character of his mental disposition
therefrom. Hence he was developed in
bias and pre- jadice, to overcome which
was as hard for him when his spirit was
awakcd and he became an earnest, rest
inquirer after truth, MS it is hnId for the
camel to pass through the needles eye.
He became member of the Methodist
Church, while yet blind to the truth. He
studied the doctrines Of that Church two
years, to beconAo deacon; and two years
more to be srilained preacher. Before
the season of ordination arrived he began
co doubt. He would know by what a':-
.hurity the bishops ordained their preaca-
ers. Ii. could lind NJ visible Church.
The BISHOPS presumed to represei,: the
..pos;ies and the, deacons, the eldeIs vi
.ue primitive Church. by what '.athor-
.t,? CAa.les Wesley r.dicuied the idea OF
:. visible Cnurcn AMI all authorized mlnib-
,Iy, when the Liter Methodlsis ciai.n,
mat his brother john lncuicited. In
lio.scfell he asks, Ii sub lance: Surely
ii As -sssy for the bIsilOp to Ur,tiin, But
VINO haIa laid hands On HING Having
made THIS discovery he renowned Meth
UJiS,n.
de could not at once ind the authority
for teaching mankind the word, by iou4-
ing for it liz the Holy Catholic Cnurch,
iur ne was vet led about blindfoid by pre-
lu,,lce. H. went as lar rs he could 80
AMI sought light in the study of tine faith
Vt the Anglican and Episcopal Churches.
He found what he thought WAS primitive
truth here. The apostolic succession
was held as tenet. He joinedthe EpIs-
copal Cnureh i'll Philadelphia and went
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T,thaI;.;tr ". fonnd in th,. history 81
H.. CLn~:.,, ~ nr,var of the S,vior on
~ GO - L;s n,r.i9n fulfilled and yeri-
Sol Tha un,tv of the Catholic Church
Is visible in the mystic BODY Of true be-