, 1874-12-08

town, o., on Saturday niEht, destroyed tho
fouring- min Of Euyki,l, Hail Il bcllcrs. Tho
COMPANIES.
DIR. DOELLlNGER.
All Hntcrv1orv rvt!ls tho " gacvoIsir-n
1'fciHto--9E3s ylc1va About Flr. <sirti-
Etu:se's a'saaasrhiot.
Munich tSou. l5> csrssaon!enfe n the Tcs' York
It wsa my p,lyl1ego ycnterday afternoon to
have n long md interesting conversation will,
ptsasbe. Ifouud tho aged Professor iu Cootl
henlth, md. hnvlnE 1unS completed tho reruaal
of alr. Gladetouo'e pamplllos, a1,ti having become
somewhat m,xcd M witt, tho Dian9nrci-Arnial
ailair, moro communicative than lA.inl.
TIE PAMPHLET IN GERMANY.
BpnaaiHg Of tho rccoEtion ot Alr. Gladstono'a
pamphlet hcre, Prof. Docnger said: ',rho
pamphlet Inns gellelal'y becn 1nisjudged IN Ger
mauy, and especially in Daynriu. aud It il very
curious That 1i1ore ID Q certain hostility aenins.
Mr.. utadntone peroeptiblo in tho Augsburg dNge-
SOUL, Gesn,a,s preas Ihe aormans do not un-
dersta1sd tho q,icGtion of Ritua!lsln which occr-
pios tuo attention Of tho English 10 much and.
tince GIa1utono Inns wrattou in favor OF
Kitua!lam tl,eir prejudice against him IL rary
yia,blo in whn:ogcr thcy aay about Ills new
pa.nrhlot, which l,as nothing 10 DO at MI
with llitualjsm. The faot is Lhut mr. Gladstone
noes clearly tho grcat danger which, tho DEGREES
Of tho Iatican Council will produce in Ireland
nud wberoyor tho!o il q large liis4 population,
aH in tho United Staten.
poELL1SoElt'S = CA111oiSaI or THE ENoL1sU CoH3En-
vAT1vE pnEsy.
Tho CONSERVATIVE papers OF England,' con-
titu,o1 Prof. Won DoellinEor, 'shaye generally
ctltlc!ead tho pamphlet yorY soyerely but, thon
it in poi fectfy underatood TINT when III oS-primu
Minister writcH anything i: ID looked upon M q
political woil---ns Htcp taleu II: order to bring
hnyclfiil public farur nggin, md with view Of
obtaining again 4 n'njorltv i'll Parliament. Ibis
IL tIu nay in Which tho Conservatives inter,frat
whntoyer Mr.. Gladstone writes. aud this, in my
opinion, Is quite unjust. SIr. Gladatono 10
man OF deop religious coryicttuus, at tho nuIno
tlmo good patriot, mud ho Judges tho Bit1,atiou
Of EnGlnnd and Ircla.id with tue oye Of stutcB-
uaulo Vatican decrces approaching. Now, il the
Conservative palors bud reflected OH tho way III
Which Archbishop Manning las spoken publicly
Of Alr. Gladatone's pamphlet and on tho Vatican
poyo, ecc clearly that sho1o is q real political ill.,
torost III tho nsattor and tho great danger at tho
sa.llo titnn
THE uLTEAaro:iTA:7I IslLuESCE N ENGLAND.
-" Iuu nlo nHaro tint tho ortiro representation
OF 1roland IL Ultramontano md guided by tic
Bishops, tho bishops receiving their directions
weil nwaro, and ! know is from conulunicn-
tlonB nado to INC BY % an @ lrlol n mcmbor. Wien
tran,oninno pnrty-tho Irish party - voted
against it as ono man. And it was perfect
| " wcIl understood, aud publicly lsaown,
| in itsolf was 80 evidently greut boon conferred
| upul1 tho Irinl Citholics-up0n tho lay body
Of the Irlth Cutliolics-tnut 1t vas quito lncon-
prohonsbo at first how tho Irsl lnynlol Ii, Par
lamont could vote against it, Until It was under
ptood tlnt tho Bishops had roceiYe4 orders from
lsune to oppose it by nil tho nouns in tIleis
! puwov. So TINT now
| THE sTATE or THINGS IS ACTUALLY THIS.
Whonoyor in fut,lro tho Government Of England
will hayo uomcthins to arrange in lroan: Il will,
| in tto last instance, entirely dopend upon tue
| popo wllotlor tho measure succeed or not
what will i~o bs tho an,[i;ou I1ai;or Of , ths hn a
80 Tint alr. Gladstone Lad alrcady fclt
tho Consequences Of tina Vatican declcca mud Of
| tic now position which tho p0re now tahoB III
tho Roman Church he felt It b3 hls own ospo-
| Ministry WIS aoa!od by tho ro1crtion Of tho Uni
| yursity bilt. M you know ut TINT ti'no
| ho llaa ln'd down lIs PORTFOLIO nnd If
Dinraoli had found il convenient to como in at
that tmo, tlcn tho chango OF Ministry wonla
| layo talton pncc tion; but aB Dsraoll and tho
CONSERVATIVE party did not with to como in with
| out NOW elections, Gladstone remained, and tho
Ministry kept It's placo til! tue now olccsos wcro
called Then tAs D1sracli AIin.atry cumo in; 90
| tl!ut tho truo cuuso Of tho cllnngo Of Ministry
and OF tho downfall Of tIia Liberal narty IN Eli.
| gland III to bo found in tiio rejection OF that
| 1rBh University bill. Though Mr. Glutlstona
docs no. nay thls III hln pamphlet. you may road
| II botwoun tho limos; nlu ho sayH Ho IN 4 very
clonr way, aud ut tho sa1o timo hin conviction iD
that in futnro ut oycry uuW opportunity tue na,no
| thing will ba repeated. Tl!o 1npnlboss in puya-
,,out arc entirely dependent OIL tho laHlopn, md
| tho Bishops rocotye their Instructions from
1lo1nc consequently from tho Jaauits III tho Inst
| itAtAncH.
TIE CONSERVATIVE AND uLraAaoSTAxE ALL
INsyf%
"Ihcro IL great danger for another reason"
| continued Yoil Doolllnaer. ''ln tho proscnt
uitunton OF parties, wi,oauyer tho Conservative
| party mud tllo ultramoutano 1r!ah 1ncmbors
tllyow tho weight of their united vote into tho
aud cail mako II majority atd since tho ultla-
1 moutnno party il elltiroly ruled by Homo, thu
Pore huH rot 4 noBitiyo Influence III tho informal
iutorcstu md quoutionR Of EugliBh politics,
which IL very threatening aud dangerous
t!ing. An ort!ar from Home may decide
aj1nply because tic ultranontane Irish nlotnbors
aro ruled by tho Disl,opa nd tho popo. And tho
ultra,nontalics nro uuit1d thoy vote OIL all occa-
slons as ono inan Thoro isno party iu tho IIollEo
| w!,tcl, Ia 10 r.litod aa tho ultrnnlontano IriAh
memhors, aud all tho CATHOLIC lay mo1nbotH aro
ultrau,ontnno. Illorctn lies tho true tlaugor and
difficulty OF tho situation. Tho panpia!ot ot Sir.
0at]sto,o IL intended to direct tl,o nttuntion OF
tlo ENGLISH nAtiun toward tho trim ktnto Of
things. Untit now 1t wan not understood Of tho
l;ngiitl, themselves. Most ol thanI did not uuo
! It, did not oyon knuw tho dangor."
| Dill. MANNING nEruT1:D.
Tion Or. DoeElingorapolto Ut tile natnro OF the
Vatlcan docropa, which, ho Had - lanyo naAsol
by u,.l nre nnioHt forgotten. peoplo do not
know wlnt WIS tlucrcetl nt tllu Vatican Council.
pporlo tlo not know that tho Popo ilaH been
1natIu pgra.nnnlt Md immediate superior ol
nIn fxut i