The New York herald., 1874-11-19


| Roman Catholic authorities Of tins country what
was the exact SITUATION OF the members Of tnat
| c. nuniou with respect to some Of the better
known exorbitancies OF Papal assumption.
answers n abundance says Mr. Gladstone were OBJ.
o. universal dominion we're obsolete beyond revival;
such as required ne sham formal rerae,a
TO be taken into account by nation winch priisd itself
~ ass Ssag @ mads sa ap o. Bu
o. these particular opinions was necessary N rler g
cahees As a'
poed 70 generous or sanad raa rnun no
tons which mishtS be made on them from another saar
thai ss nm should On 70 Know not only 6i the
con nsuiation Of their Church tney we're liable aid how
Ear possible that such demands could touen their
THE POPE AND CIVIL GOVERNMENT
Mr.. Gladstone adduces the testimony which was
authorities. He quotes DR.. Doye. VINO said that the
Catholics obeyed the Pope in inatters OF Religious
faith and etclesastical discipllne; aud that "our
obedleDce 10 law ana the allegiance which We owe
the sovereign are compete. anu iuii. anu per ect
ana Undivided nasuuch as they extend 10 all
! lliticai legal and cvil rights ol the KING o. OF
his suDlects. think the allegiance due TO the KING
and the allegiance que to the Pope are as distinct
and as divided In tue r nature as any two tnIngs
can possibly be-" his was Or. Doyle's state
ment; aud he urther declared tlat "neltner
the Pope nor any other ecclesiastical per-
son has any right 10 interfere directly or
indirectly with the eva government. nor 70 op-
pose In any manner tue performance ol tue civit
duties which are due TO tue klng;n ami IN ihe
same art tue Roman Ca hoc hierarchy 4 ireland
oticialiy set forth "tnat 1t was not an article of
the Catholic lalth that the Pope was iniaiiloe."
since that time continues Mr. Glalsonel all these
py wbe he speaks a u on ha aai oras
has been declared. with the assent of the bishops me
conscience OF every Christian His claim o ihr obe-
manner without anv practical limit reserve and his
e. & eye9ySna q ay sh s mas
to me discipline and o. the church through
The highest authority it's OF necessity tor salvation to
SHOULD THE POPE CONTROL FAITH AND MORALS.
Mr.. Gladstone poin out thar The dlticulty viii
not be eyaded by saying that II Is on, when the
Pope speaks eI cdthedrd tnat he is 10 be ooes ed,
for ne himself is the only person who can unques-
uonaby declare what IS &c cdaseotra aud what Is
not. lie goes on TO say
. e Sy e does o
mouth lie w,II only at the worst excommanleate op-
AMI shsrs this good assser Alter all even y lie
ads srn AGES i Ss Mas not oy the dsc Of Meets
nrs no wsre e,rafo mainly 9y intGrdes
mere m engasn ,S refuge Their q re
suffered under John France un .er Philip Au ,sias,
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wnich eleaves to US so where we yin! and which only
the supreme direction Of Us IN respect to ali day wien
en 10 an ana tins dec sra i Ge maR no as an op,ltcn
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so s a t Ss os sy @
ais we may may are rem nearly ny hrs @
guarantee as % the fourth Certainly not ST Paul who
do % 10 as s arm sf
IN rSd Nor % ssa 90 M !. ad ns Ss i. S s aos %
shallow pchcy unless thereafter Catholic Of England
such claim is made it will pc repeIled and re.ecsed.
hr. Gladstone is led by Just reasoning upon
docume tary evidence TO the following conclu-
slons:-
That the Pope. authorized BY his Council claims for
thai concerns the Soyerpmen and dscipine ct the
Ssssrmiains limits Of those aama,as: ,aas be
& the ns Sy " es S n Fl s s
therefore, claims and CLAIMS from The Juy,
s.nSsf men sSsI oys
ana ey duty al the mercy Of anoner that other being
"a DARING RAID"
Discussing the ques ION whether these PROPOSE
tions oeing true are material, Mr. Gladstone dis
the IDEA that .'tney have been dlslnterred,
like Mucous mummies picked out OF Egyptian
sarcopnagi in the interests OF archaeology 1t
4 must he says be Tor some political object OF
very tangible kind that the risks Of SO daring
RAID on the clvil sphere have been deiperafeiy
run. Then comes the following pregnant
passage:-
assertion OF principles which establish an exemption
aes ef Of "Ps s r.
than with Us TO the crea i3n OF poinea sire and to
struggle proceeding in &c rnany occurs %
= tne mnn & as an instance 1 not sse ahs
Isailoas q Germany and ne rs.tys .silmate q
srent from b.. must say as much as hs
too the none lies ready. though the contention may be
delayed IN Dner tates In huss r.. there
the falk laws have raised tut the Roman Court
s
M vatican fn ns 70 deay that hose
claims and The power which has made them are prma
may se OF the preseni conic and
France may now also @ BE- SAID with not iss Ai ruth
Of Ssrpa.y when Ss5ma1y is disage,sd Europe
jet mad the supreme ronun trsnsly recognized his
o as as hat IN
6s ao s the Is
sy blood and violence, Of the temporal power q tne
and add Il
ss wn whA' Italian % am
nents have made over ihs sceI.sasaesI power,
pd 81 e o ae the sS aG Of he he
sopsss aud ssiisevsra,ss Clement i:
sSsstsf sSs % & aud ss
" Justify, has been met not ~ reelprocai concation,
but a hre OF denuncations and comp nts.
When the Of these tenuncatons ana complaints
he
party now the soie legitimate party Of the Latn
Church throughout europe IL leads many 70 the pain
ful and revolving conclusI that there IL hxed pur
pose among the nspirers ot Roman policy 10
sue by oad upon the arrival OF any favor
opportunity, their favore project OF reerecting
the terrestrial throne OF the PoDedom, even II It
oniy be re-erected on the ashes Of the city
and AMID the whitening bones OF the people. IL
/ Is difficult TO conceive or contemplate the enecs
of such endeavor but the existence at this day OF the
policy. even in bare idea IS itself porentous evil
do not hesitate TO say that incentive general
disturbance a premium upon European wars II is, in
my opinion, not sangune only but almost ridiculous TO
imagine that such project could eventually succeed
but Ii is difficult to estimate effect which II
might produce generating and exasperatng strife 1t
might even to soe extent disturb and parayze the ac
ton OF such governments might nterpose Tor no sepa
rate OF their own but only with view to the
maintenance OF rest restoration OF the general
in the baefu which Is expressed by the phrase
Cr,a hoDaoaa and OF at all adequately rendered IN its
hsorie iorce by the usual English eqDIyaent Conrt