The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-12-17
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0PEHfNo Or THE WINTER, COURSE oBI
u LECTURES At DREW rHEoLoaIcAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PROF, |
.sa.L wM, WELLS LECTURE ON a
io Ao'l"THE CONFLICT WITH |
'oini E"-is THE PAPAcY." .siteu |
Especial Correspondence Of the Gasette.l |
.'i.l MADISON, N! j., Dec. IA, 1874.
Since last we took our pen and called
upon the muse in behalf of our Della |
ware friends there has been no |
great excitement here. Our boys
survived - the compliments paid
them in my last letter and in conse
quence of which one of them received
t5 from a friend in. Wilmington for q
Christmas present, and we suggested
that be divide, but he was not 80 dis
posed. = Hol3,I..,. E..l 50c + 1 4,
The first lecture of our winter course
was delivered by Prof. VIM. Wells, of
Union College, on the German con-
dict with the Papacy." We elaborate
q report Of the lecture furnished by US
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agIssoeu 70 its censer WIN .ne saule uls, !
cuss,on, nn. We also nIs s.lrIeu up anu
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8 .mere is sroup'e.L inc s,rii9 ~ s.a ~
7 reality 'as ON as the ofoer Oh Ihe . esnNia
VINO are its instlgators anu aoett9rs,
I IN Ioao tnls otuer was ,ioImeu no.
!, ASA fehgious ofuer, yeI !uhuer uia'
: name, put were Introaucee as ene sgn.'
lng men Oh .ne cntlrcn anu ',r Drous''' ~
Il sell lnto secuiar po~er. .Si Is
h tnuef tne sancton OF Lhe rope aiiu
8 the intenseiy visaI Work Wnicn taey
: naa 10 do, the oraer grew lapiaiy ano
S alter having exaspeiatea every natiot
n IN EuropeDy their anterIerance witi
9 pohticai anairs, they were hnaiiy at LII
r request OF these powers dissoivedbyGle
. = ment AlV. ABOUT century ago. I'M
% . was the period o1lrredericK theeareat,
X frussiai, VINO nad no 9ecioeo reiigiou
Il convictiOn, anu VINO oeiignteu ~ reel
+ ing aoie 10 40 what othcrs reared; am
l. IN TINS spirit ne admltted many pi I'M
1expeiled order 10 ms klpgdom, wMci
ls was frotestant 70 tne core, AZ u hae
a peen since the Reformation. J" -,
l. mus harDoared they went quieIi
- and secretly TO work attracting llttl
d attention, and when Napoleon enve %
,e ioped all Fufope IN war they Worke
le more openly and gained ground Irapie
1t y. They were severely prosecuted Il
al Catholic nations and had protectio
il Irnder Protestant rulers, ana aiter !h
e. wars were en9ea enc tnen came a reaclio
Pc unce"Pius VII IN lSl4when they WEI
J; % rcinstated. They were favored by u
n Pope and Catholic powers, and the
nj were glad 10 have them. -
This fact together with theannexa
ltion OF Catholic PROVINCES to rruss
fgave them such great increase Of po,
er, especially as the doctrine of Il
= ruling house was TO grant equal priv
leges to both seets, a doctrine carrie
|. out to such an extent athat there W
finally found Ministry of wprshi
=; and also under Frederick William /
they gained power, for he allowed u
catholic minister to sit beside the pr
testant and forced all the children
catholic parents to be baptized In
sol faith of tileir church and to remain
~ lit, and he did the same with referen
20. tn the Protestant, children and