The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-03

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Snaye anH slen lntnlau9n 70 Iuih1n ~ AMPLE Ia1
sIuI Lsfliu9s 70 ~ hueh psIa3Sns lIE Isesllll
!he Mlhhuau9nl oI the 9ulhnllAel SieIBy hln oi
religious denoMnal91ns aug peisuaaoas, y
%aaei sueh "a onaD's ISea ana y lne
aisll make, but no such rules sall i 50 CcassEel
e . prevent the esEgymea Of any denomination
n0aI @ ~ yn.b 1o,s Y, od e snsb n
entail no sxpsnse 'i upon ths publio tTeusry,S
When the hill VIVA mt upon its final
passage The following words we're omitted:
IN, on,v an sonI ou,onnt fnr all, according 10
time sOnSSSed & md ~ ,hs Number oi inmates accom-
uiOdaled" :
This act was passed March 80, 1875, and
took effect from and after its passage.
Now, what do you suppose this act was
intended to accomplish, and why was
such remarkable interest manifested in
its passage by the Catholic press and
Church? have examined the statutes
Of Ohio with some care, and fail to find
any law which discriminates against the
Catholic Church, or which gives 10 the
Protestant Churches any superior rights
or advantages, As interpreted by the
Catholic Telegraph, the official organ OF
Archbishop Purcell, the act had this ef-
feet:
WBy the GeRhSn Bill no Chaplain oaa 10 employ
q atg saIary Ia GIy q ths ln,I.uon'oi the Stale
ae GaSPah m o. S TeeGy S Ubay h anl Ii isIn,e,s @
ed seai ~ ''P''''"'' ''''' "''' '''''''''>''
pondin, the nnssogo NJ the Gevban Bill
n. an,hns wr;,ps MI : Iot,or ior nn6Iicatinn
IL Sh;cS amor" a,hSr tbings 6e sSvs.
oT.a s o'"' ~ nsIJp,.I % -" In
tercsi Of tbe ThIsSy dealer by rSpeSllng the Xdnr
Law, thereby gaining about 2O,GU0 Voies., Letuss
see y they pay 1lcnlion o 70 demand Ql aIl
tSsIr SSI,y vo"' IN Han Il SSrrcI out eel an.
gaIne q success"
But as the bill hung fire, and its pass
ago seemed to be doubtful, Geghan was
reinforced by the Catholic Telegraph,
which admonished the Democratic Leg.
islature in these words:
amt 10000 Ca,hOlIo, in the Stu,s. and I9.t
Catholics ID the CityOi Cincinnati, exercising their
rights Of SuiraSe h1ye ySTy strong claim uEoIn
S"dnF az SSIH !" noItIsa Office 10 RSoFe or IN.
SPiSC. 4 period arrives when patience and lubnls-
ssSn under political wrong; cease to 30 virtue,
CabPC yocrp %Se O TSrSS SsSSuPt Of pas icTvces
that they will never forget now controls the State
cs viii SIyS 10 Il and II viii S In NM ciiy' cStS
Y and state a! speedily as L has risen TO e long,
tS tFSI T Mr. G Gei6Sn's % bIII WI viii ics the I SincSry
Of lis professions"
Under this impudent and indecent
threat, one would have supposed that tho
Democratic Legislature would have re-
iected the bill with indignation and scOrn.
but, on the contrary, they passed II, un-
der The lash, and thereby gave their as.
sent to the presumptllous interference
and diclation Of the Church in State
affairs Against this union Of Church
and State we enter our solemn protest.
We do not care to deny the spiritual
Jurisdiction Of the Catholic clergy. We
would allow them, and ali to whom they
minister, the larRest possible liberty Of
conscience, But when they step outside
the spiritual domain, and undertake to
dictate the laws OF the land, we warn
them that they are tresspassers upon ter.
ritory which does not belong to them, and
,vbosa ILoir ,,rosoncn ,vili nnI ho tniorntad
Theie thelr presence w'II not De io'gratgu' ~
Gladstone, In England, Bismarck, IN the
German Empire aud Victor Emmanuel,
In IlnIv atn ninkinr brave hattie aOainst
tho toGnorS, 49," nSo,opsions n III" P9ns of
Rome.
All nver Eurono he Ia losinp his MI
i1uloPe "e W" M
Tn,h O ~ gcEermS,a ,,,ana n. % immr;n, ayoS
:" ,his pommhiio iii, WITT i,s trso @ irss;1%ticns
poooaa;.jp" sm,' "O ,So tsn, hat III" clS,hOI;c
CSvrSh v IN ,ha I Trnitsd r & States % hSs risen
from % r,,mSricoI I r"tioof % IN 1SI In 1TOO
- T i IL % n Ia iS75 % !, hscomos NJ ~ arroa.nt
anil .oit os.ar,in. ~ I n Il tho In mnorS,ive
J",y t ~ III ,ho.n :, ho wo,I rrosasv" ,Le
Gn;osnart % y, mo- % ~ ho " io,bsrS roo frou, ali nj
s",,rnI;"S SIIion"o III % S;,% 1hn Thnrch ~ ~
meat ,h"sso nr","rsior0 " ~ nnnn tLo ihrs,b.
hnIJ nmI % ~ O,,@ S,on tIsS" Observation-Disclosures M IN.
nm Iihortv nrJ iaw
y" ri ~ Inv t"" ...., hi. ,,uo
theueBu"n LAW ~ inhoVent " w '''le,
anu upon Its face, but Its opens up all our
nuhltc tnuIttuIinna IN Ihn wrahulin1 ni