New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-24

rera 90 per cent OF the whole in 1885, ana 90 p
sept IN 1882 were 4.0o per cent In isss' anu s0 ""
sre 70 something at the least abnormal 10 suc me
partial growth taking effect as IL uo he Chained
nv any Incarnation into the Roman camp for the
Eospei was supposed TO be meant p csntIrv from
poor; put tno notSer and less modest destination IL
The Pope does not control more SOUS ""i0"~ ~ ~ W.
N Th sevnrance however OF certain number OF LORDS
Of from those who t IL can o no new and very
trust will ia like manner be endured INC nom % he
real "aCgression" Of the principles pronulsuItcu ny
ssca;med In rms matter each man is his own Judge
and his own guide can speak Tor mysen. am Io5o ~
longer able to say. would have said before lS.O
There is nothing In the belief or the koam
catholc which can appear to impeach his fun
.D g bower pST in his Church his Church
itself has not required of him with oln1 SiS
authority as consent TO any principles inconsistent WIN
ss civil duty" That ground for tine present at
YEAST cut from under my feet What then Is 10 DC o
,onrse of policy hereafterl First, let me say tna a.
,carSs he reat Imperial settlement, achieved by SLOW
degrees which has admitted men OF all cIeeHs US %
nc among us 10 Parliament that ] conceive 10 DC 80
s - bcvon6 ali doubt or question as TO have be-
come one OF the deep fOundatOnstohcs vi SH yrnat
CSnsttu o Drhc ber1T and independently OF all that
Sas done. there are pendng matters OF c9np i
lively minor moment which have been. OF may bt sun
ects of discussion not without interest attaching 10
hem can suppose question to arise IN tne minus VI o.,
nome NV own views aud intentions IN the future are OF
he smallest significance. But II the arguments INV
here offered make 1t my duty to declare lne sny az
pnce the future will be exactly as the past III 'c @
that depends on shall be guided hereafter ~ neIe
fofore by the rule OF maintaining eq aal clV
,pectlve OF religious differences ana sndi lesSI az
tempts to exclude the members OF the roman IhuIcI
from the benefit OF that rule Indeed may say tnat
have already given conclusive VI GO ~
by supporting 10 Parliament as Minister since 1870 inc
,eneal of the Ecclesiastical Titles act for what thnk
ample reasons. Not iOnly because the Time mas not YET
come when assume the consequences OF the reyO
Intouary measures OF 1870 to have been thoroughly
weighed and digesed by all capable men in the Roman
communion. Not only because so great numerical
Proportion ncs ss as Of HTG mastering snd forming
their personal iudsnent upon the case: quite
mold thai our onward even should not changed
by foies consequences OF which, If the worst come
10 the worst this country VIII have alike the power aud,
i'm case of need the will control The State will
trust be ever careful to leave the domain OF religious
conscience free. and yet 70 keep II TO It's own domain
and 10 allow neither private caprice nor, above ALL for
eisn arrogance dictate to it in the discharge Of It's
duty :" aud be well prepared under all CIR
cumstances 20 exact its performance as that Liberal
coniormsts and for Papal dlssdens, and whose mem,
bers have fen for the sake OF that work hazarded
Their credit with the markedly Protestant constituencies
of the country Strong the state Of The United Kingdom
has always been IN material strength and its moral
pauOpy Is now, we may hope, pretty complete.
IL Is not hcn for tue dignity OF the crown ana people
OF the United Kingdom TO be diverted from path which
rest with all the myrnidous Of the Apostolic Chamber
either openly TO oDsruct or secretly to undermine I'll
.Ho emmy What their forefafbers of England
except handful of CmisSaries, did in the sixteenth
when they marshaled in resistance TO the Armada
and in seventeenth when despite of the Papal
Chair hey in the House Of Lords under the oath OF
allegiance That which we are entitled 10 desire, we
are entIlcd also 10 expect Indeed TO say did not
expect II would. in my Judgment be the true way OF
conveying "IsIt TO those concerned. la t1ls eX-
pectatIou we may be partially disappointed. Should
inose 10 whom appeal thus uHhapply come to bear
witness in their persons to the decay OF sound
manly true life IN their Church. IL Will be their loss
more thau ours. The inhabitants of these Islands, as
Wlolo are stable though sometimes credu0us ana eX-
cltatlc; rcsOlutc, though sometimes bOastful; and q
and sOLudhearted race will not be hin
dercd either by latent avOwed dssents due to the
foreign Influence of CASTE from the accompaniment OF
ITS mission in the world.