The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16
SEPTEMBER Is 1871

name Of the Lord Of Lords, the place
where the body Of this rebellioua child Of
the church should be buried should be
entirely cut of from the consecrated
cemetery and should be for the future &C.
cursed. There is no necessity 70 inform
YOU that, under the solemn act Of our
conservation to God, full power has been
given to US to bind and to unbind, to bless
and 10 curse, to consecrate persons, places
and churches and to interdict them; TO sep
arate from the bOdyOfthe church the limbs
which disturb and outrage 1t; to deliver
toSatan those who, by thier own acts, sever
themselves from the Church, so that they
shall be considered from hencefOFth as
heathens and publicans, 80 that they shall
not return to God without a sincere re-
pentence. 1t is by virtue OF this Divine
authority, &C., and to prevent future
troubles, that We declare by these pres,
ents, even though any one shall pretend
ignorance Of il, that the spot IN the GENE.
terry where the body Of the late Guibord
shall be buried, even though in the fu-
ture il be exhumed in any manner what
ever. will be in fact and in manner (ipsO-
taeioj inlerdicted and separated from the
rest Of the cemetery. Such is the decla-
ration we have to make to you. There
fore you need have no fear that in the
present case your cemetery can lose its
sacredness, or that the holy rites it has
upon its sanCtiGed and blessed places can
be sacrificed or trodden under foot.
THE DECREE OF THE PRlvY COUNCIL.
The following is the order in which is
promulgated the decree Of the Priyy
Council;
Her Majesty was pleased, by and with
the advice Of her Privy Council, to order,
as it is hereby ordered, that the said de.
cree Of the Court Of Queens Bench for the
Province OF Quebec, Of the 9TH Septem.
Der, 1871, and the decree Of the Superior
Court in review OF the 10th September,
1870, be and the same are hereby reversed
with costs; and Her Majesty is further
pleased to order that the original order
Of the said Superior Court Of the I'd May,
1870, be varied, and that, instead of the
said order, ii should be ordered that a
peremptory writ Of mandamus be issued,
directed to -"Ie Cure ct Marguilliers de
PQuyre ct FabriQue de NOtre Dame de
Montreal commanding them, upon APP
plication being made to them by, or on
behalf Of the Institute Canadien, and upon
tender or payment to them Of the usual and
accustomed fees, to prepare, or permit to
be prepared, a grave in that part Of the
cemetery in which the remains OF Roman
Catholics who receive ecclesiastical burr.
al are usually inferred, for the burial Of
the remains Of the said Joseph Guibord,
and that such remains being brought to
the said cemetery for that purpose, at a
reasonable and proper time, they do bury
the said remains In the said part Of the
said cemetery, or permit them to be
buried there; and il Is farther ordered
that tho defendants do pay TO the Cana
diem Institute oil the costs Of the widow
in all the lower courts, except such costs
rs were occAsioned by the plea Of reeuSatio
judiciS, which should be borne by the ap-
pellants; and likewise the sum Of GlIO7O
lSs. i'd. sterling for the costs Of this ap.
peal. Whereof the Governor General,
Lieutenant Governor, or COMMANDMENT.
Chief Of the Dominion OF Canada, for the
time being, and all other persons whom
II may concern, arc to take notice and
govern themselves accordingly. (Slgned)
l.. HARRISON,