Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-17
EASTERN liSPATC ES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.


NisleL by Misplaced Trust-his
Action aritici>eI-In Memory Of
Horace Greeley.
New YORK, Nov. Is.
A London special gives the details Of
the controversy between Gladstone
| and Archbishop Manning, in a pam
phlet 1t Gently issued ON his article on
rituali>in, i'll a contemporary review,
upon tie proposition thai no one can
become a convert To Rome without re-
nouncing his moral and mental free
dom and placing his civil Loyalty ana
du.y At the mercy OF another; he de-
+ eiare> thai the Va lean Council e>tab-
li>hel even a wider claim than inIalti-
ti.itv. namely, absolute and entire
obedience. lie therefore calls upon the
Catholic citizens to demonstrate 10 the
contrary, or To reject ii. He expresses
a decided opinion that the real object
Of the Vatican policy is TO renew the
struggle for temporal power. He rid
lcule> such a project, but adds that it is
difficult TO over estimate the effects of
the strife. 1t would probably leopard
ize the peace of Europe. He closes
with an appeal to the citizens of the
18th century to follow the example OF
their foretathers OF the 10Th century,
who m~ar>baled 10 resist the Armada,
declaring that England's steut-hearted
race is not to be hindered, by a foreign
influence of caste. from accomplishing
her mission in the world.
Archbishop Manning. in a letter of
Nov. 10Th. to the Heraid, asserts that
he assisted in framing the Vatican de-
cree> which have no changed one .iot
o%rtittie of the obligation of civil obedi-
ence that Catholics bear toward civil
power, and in proof thereof asserts
that the doc rine of infallibilitv was a
divine trust before the Vatican Goun.
Gil was held; that the council an
nouncei no new dogma, but simply
declared AN old truth; that the position
OF Catholics in respect TO civil allegi-
ance was precisely as before; that the
civil Pc Yer of the Christian world, as
hitherto, stood As a peaceful relation
ilh the inf,llible church, and this
relation was afterward recognized and
declared in the council of the church
before the Vatican Council, and that
council made no DEGREES in regard to
civil powers nor civil allegiance. This
subject has never even been pro-
posed. Tie Archbishop says the civil
Obedience rests on natural law; re-
vealed truth is the law OF God; socie-
" i founded on nature. and subject,
are found in all things which are law
iHl 10 obey 10 their rulers. Mr.. ella /
n argument hangs upon an err
nepa> assumption. and | ran only
suppose him to have been mi>led 10y
misplaced trust i'll DR.. Doiiinger and
his friends. But for my belief IN
Glad>toneis sincerity, l should say it
was an act of injustice ont of harmony
with the great >ta.eman'> lie, and un-
less the providence Of God and the
good sense of the Enyli>hune" avert
li> evil consequence, II may tarni>h his
great name.
the PuH Mall Gazette contends that
Gladstone has no right in tlinging a
tire-brand into a religious community.
saving that it was non of his concern
" hether Catholic principles led to dis
loyalty. II is no. the part of a state
mans duty to raise popular QUERY
while the dangers remain theoretical.
A plain marble slab has been placed
on Locust Hill, in Greenwood Gene
terry. to mark temporarily the grave OF
Horace Greeley. II bears the simple
inscriptions: I" Horace Greeley, born
February Sd, ISL, died Novenlb Der 10Th,
IS72"
miscellaneous.
CHICAGO. Nov. lf.
Fuller official returns received at the
office Of The Secretary of SAFE, at
Springfield, show a majority for
Ridgeway, Republican, ior State
Treasurer, 35,736. The majority for
Etter, Democrat. for Superin enien. of
Public Instruction, Sill: Gore, the
farmers candidate for Treasurer, re-
celved 1862 votes.
y Washington special says a letter
frGm Mon gomery, Alabama. .eceivcl
on saturday, says judge Gollthwaite.
the PRESENT Democratic Selator from
that STATE. co~n!enhpla,es Designing on
account of i'll health. and that the I.e.
i>iatur-, which meets on Monday, will
probably elect General Morgan as his
successor.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. Is.
The amount of money in the safe
stolen from the American Express
Office here, Yesterday. is stated to lie
5000, instead OF : 5000, as t~elegraphed
last night.
ATLANTA, GA. Nov. l6.
Rev. w. s. Elliot was conSecra,ed
Bishop of We>horn diocese. Texas.
Yesterday, in st. Phillips Church,
Ri-EAt., tN-r.. n:,.