New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

OF souls n is communion And the more recent
high level OF those already cited They have, indeed
the recommendation OI cOlnbent ny m,nous M dir
claims To authority. OH ho Iecent ~, v, @ ono
Pope the Council, and OF one whch goes 10 prove
how far an from having exaggera,eu or stransu w
the foregoing pages the neomh2 OF ose uccldlt"ns. M
Especially does this bold good on me one poin, no
most vital OF the whoiemlhe nlib 10 %, ocarc no.,
ne er y1 cs 70 be the rae ceron OF supremacy
between rival powers IKE be Cnuren % ann nc S ,Se %
~ , LTD @ % & IL he 81 ritual tower can define divine
tin,y hints eviienly sopcne o. IN Other so ths
sy o n, tscsy In matters Of Religion aud oonscnce
prone how h co be leiei rhoi; D. 9eH.iL & SanHAa
ani Of The Syabu, and Of she Vatican I fact Ul
,1oa9ai 1. H ior t.l, term mems 'hef less H'f ' "
further what Is the me;ng ofsu
r%e Any gS.sr % I se Il a eoa' en- aa CT es a9l 10 m a. , e
ons m 1850 (o snJreue But the ChureE Jesus chrs sbn
or 1 VIE b,1 co,ng an inpope asd aaroaoathst l..
| Christ or Aau,h1sLt
Iut to wnoo papl'ct snou" m p Wv rau ~ lbs W'o
ard V y,pica" DEGREES as ihcy a q unGersool iy tho
auu , ,r'. oc., s,tcs. m s.rstood aDI o,nd IN
80, 60 ~ a. can see la tuclr un turaI legitImate and
nc?itaoe sense olcn IsaoGis %.i po asIs,J ~ h ,e
AZ ny ber.atfer aud h, whatever cir
cum'1nces be made upon us We s h "v heV h dno NO
ni,'ant i.'niso ,io T, ., r,'ijce ,'''
- mere a.g h,.mon5 @ ? uPJ" % rb Archb,sbon Man
ming II nc were Simply ten1 & US tS % SAT- nor e
nos 10 De SougI itOn NY ''a ~, o iiit nS rouj
tel hm return that the state as the poTeE which IS
alone respOIsioie iof 1ue JAen ~ c,In,trt ro a.
tha of thate
teIiit order -, ,,,. .ho ,,-on,.t,iops esnociaIIv
that when mas oeen ieie 10 oo ,o Io ne n
them beng linr are aiso miorla1 and wei co5,id
orally known, ana clca:F GhueIstoou' auu mca -,
cred on cvIi gfoanas as @ naS'uon ] S' ami seem even t
have very remote or shadowy connection with tho
future peace ana security Ol Ch!IsJehdom'
vt-wrRr THE PROPOSITIONS PROPER TO BIZ Sci
" ,, mo, run, ppvep>-r uyprrpp,
FORTH by THE PRESENT "kIiEk
There rcmains yet before us only the shortest ana
Ioos norion of tho inouiry namely whether
nese ss ,angs being ,rue and being material to be said
were also proper 70 be said by me. ask pardon
ia tone OF egotism DC detected III t"iS ncc'''s"'
subordinate portion Of my remarks.
for ~ years. "nu "a 80 49, , -. n,,.,,
in Office and as an independent member oi rat,I''en
Iorgcr noron of the time as the representative OF
great constituency manIy clerical have with others.
Iabored 20 maintain and extend the civil rights Of my
~ roman nan conotrv with When have been commonly
cssociaed has suffered ana sometimes suffered heavily
a. !, ioo arent in the pursuit OF that policy; while ut
be same time It has always been in wor. odor with
the Court of Rome in consequence Of its hopeD uua
ierabIe attachment to Italian liberty and independence
have been 1ne % E5 s fnas in ct
the imnnration have mentioned though not to war
fdnt @ II s 90 tbat whiIe f,s thin1 general Justice to
socctv required that these things which have now
set forth should bo written, special justice az toward
NAV have had share in thus placing at disadvantage
comiug that | should shrink from writing them.
In discharging that office, have sonSnt to perform
the part not OF theoogcs paTtsln on; ~ SIMPLY mn D,l OF
good citizen of hopeful that many OF ms Eonan
the lea of IT, as good citizens himself, percelyo
that the case frivolous case but one hat merits
| their attention.
will next proceed to give the why. up to re-
cent date have thought 1t right in the main to leave
TO any Others who might feel 1t the duty OF dealing III
| detail with this question.
The great change which seems to me to have been
brought position OF Roman Catholic Chris
tIans reached Its consuinmat0n ana came
into full operation In July loio oy tne pfooee'S'o'
Up to that time, opinion IN the Roman Churcn on an
matters involving civil liberty tnouSh partially @ anu
sometimes widely lnilmdaed was free wherever u IVA, Was
| resolute. During tho Middle Ages heresy was olten
exunguished in blood but III every Cisaplne country
principle OF liberty to great extent heIa s & OWL % ame
national life refused 10 DC put Gown. y ,nolp; E 600
their champions local prelacy and clergy vi The Con-
stitutions Of Clarendon cursed from the fapa thronc
the work of the English Bishops. stephen Lang
ton. appointed directly tnr2nsn an sAtfaofG,ny C9
stretch of power by innocent III 70 Tue pc .,
bury, headed me Bar0ns OF EnRanu IA @ III
the Papa mnioh JONI % 1me CSa1ta Which fse Pope
our soverelgns tnaL MAGMA onaa VIM" Io ,b & Rim
az once Vsed viii rs ,r,n IShnn of Drrha,, VIM
of Henry WILL 1t was Iunsal. BShop Oh Durnan, WIN
first wrote against the fapai aOmation, 20
the Royal ieadshp was voted oy me clergy not unGoi
Cranmer but under ms t S pa
party IN those centures Tue reSsSo ht @ Was WAS % tb
Constitutional nartv in the Church was about to
triumph; rst at the epoch OF the Council OF Constance
secondly, when the French EpiscOpate was III cOnlet
| with Pope Innocent XII thirdly, when Clement XIV
eveled with deadest foes that mental aud
moral liberty have ever known. But from July, 1870
this of things has passed away ana the deathw
Of that Constitutional party has been signed and
| sealed, and promulgated in form.
Before that time arrived, although had used express
sions sufficiently Indicative as to the tendency OF tnnss
felt TO be the hrst ana paramount duty or the
rye o riana a that stce could demand IN regard
TO matters conscience and OF civil equality and thus
to set herself right III the opinion OF the cyzed world
spirit Of Unworthy compliance in such a course, IL