New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

whether Mornonism nfallihe Romansm threatens
ned tsese TeueTa ncpe M ps no n9 Ss rpe
srtehv examine the laws themselves. BY NJ them
ne Prns'aa claims the right 70 protect I5 e
mish priests Now, eau YOU deny that this cain u
heSer the life and the property OF the oitiSent SUI
Roman priests were endeayorfng 70 destroy o
Church discipline the civil honor and good repu 10
individuals that rs. 10 undermine the foundation OF me-
lives is not the Government compelled 20 attIietS
citizens Of the State and fully entitled to ts Pof
ttou is not the Government It claims IN hnosvp
these laws called upon to defend them Son ue az
Tonal rights their freedom and cVii holu, a. 80
sailed by foreign power oiaiinDE To,rts SIM.
pose they could be disciplined BY 0ruef on uv nlT 81
II has been done by being thrown mo o scyia II
. convent by being whipped and IOIent ~ 49, f,
not be the duty of the Government TO protect mem Ioh
such dsgroe More oneose snin nv S asserts
has given by that IN wmSn te ~ = -,
the right OF experimenting the eeDOos ana
~io 90, nav see inohned to abhor such law. But SUP
ne mar nm these seminares bitter hatred against the
earthly power be planted IN the young hearts suppose
tst The students thought 20 regara Proestantlsm
IA an abomnation. and u CONSIDER TIE killing OF Pro
sSe Government Of che State silently and smngiy stand
by and look upon sueh proeeegi1gst i - yet that
moi deserve IT, then, 10 be expelled and kept back nom
poisoning nationf Let u not forget, brethren, We
Pope declared this order 20 be runOus to the vel
las VI human society and abolished the Order forever
And Catholic powers had urged him 70 do IT, Is, then
Prussia TO be blamed when she in the cOnvc-
flows OF the poisonous influence Of the JesaS, and sends
Trae. cannot agree with everything contained in
these laws To define for instance the limits OF clerical
philosophy which the priests have 20 acquireall TINS
ought be left the decision OF the religious denomf
NATIONS themselves. But the whole, there was an
urgent for those similar laws. one thing
however the state should never forget: Spiritual pow.
ers cannot be- finally Yanqmshed By external means ana
rgulutons 10 wants religions truth u break down re-
ngous falsehood May Prussia support and Strengthen
the bearers such truth, and she VIII come out OF tie
struggle victorious Let the German Government as u
begun IN the case Of Bishop Renkeps support
and strengthen the Old Catholic movement Let II sup
Tort the efforts Of Evangelical Church 70 establish
human society on the eternal pnelpss OF me Word OF
same H. rronerfv Let the whole nation breathe the air
OF religious freedom, and the dangers by which the
State threatened present Will disappear rs the mist
tTf ne the sun The State alone can hardly hope finally
and successfully 10 resist the overwhelming power and
influence OF the RJmish priests. But there one power
mightier than Rome and all the states OF the world
ana whatsoever Is IN close alliance with II may he
SURE % be crowned with victory. Faithful 10 Jesus
rem Of The Gospel viii be victorious against tie
Church Of spiritual bondage, and the state enjoying the
blessings Of such church Will flourish ana prosper "
do Gods will
During the session the announcements were made
thai the Rev Mr. sheshadr would preach at st. PauPs
Church at 2 p. M. the Rev, Dr. Arn0 in Dr. Crosby's
church at the tme and that DR.. Parker would
give an address at the Rev. Mr. Hepworths church at
T.So D. NJ. telegram read from the Young Mems
christian Association Of Maine, in session, sending
their greeting to the EVANGELICAL Alliance. prayer
meeting was announced 70 take place p. DR..
Hodges church. corner Of Tventyhrstst. and Fifth
ave Dr. Cans stated that the invitation OF the Com
mon Council visit the cl,v institutions bad been ac-
eepted Those delegates who had sgnhed their desire
avail themselves of this opportunity were requested
to meet at the foot OF Twenty-sxth-s, on the East
RIVER at a. 10. to-day The steamer America Will take
them from there 10 Blackwels Rlndal's, and Wards
Islands. After repetition OF the notice about the
meeting at the Academy OF Music. Denedleuon was
pronounced by the Rev Dr. Fsch and The session al
iOuFned.