The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-13

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allowable 70 say that this third chapter o. ual.
versal CSsiisDes IS Formidable rival to the
toarsh chapter 90 ieAlhbibT. Isdssd. 70 an OBJ
server fro1 without II seems 20 leaSe the dxoity
70 TIE Other. b, 70 reserve the strinysncy ard
eEclecSy % itself
~ TIE third chapter is the MeroyinSian Mons-eh,
the foarsh Is tha CsroieSiss Mayor Of the Pa
laee, TIE third has AZ oyeauiag sPlsa3Oe; the
foessh. an ira srPe. Little does II matter 10
me whether ny Saperios claims iafAlliSiity
his, Il viii Se Observed. be der,anas evea IN
cases not covered BY his isAnbiEy; cases.
therefore. il which BE sa@its il 70 Be possible
that be nsy ee vrosS. bat soas II iatolerahls to
BE -, As hs nus, se oheyed in al his jeas,
He1ts, though DOT ar cati>aol. 1t seens pity
be e,eh aOt likewise give the eonfortiaS assar,
aaes that they are al certain 10 Be tiSht.~
Lest this osseosibls ralspicatioo. this ap-
parent sarp'assSs. should Be sodervaleed. be
obSerres that tAOssA tAo eoatrivers Of the scheme
must have kpOwn perfectly well that faith and
morals carried everythinS, o. everything worth
savieg. IN the persly iodivi3nal sphere. they
also knew Just as wsn that evea where the in
divi5usl vas seejoya,ed, they NIGH, and would
s,in have 70 deal with the State He thiaks
this IS the very kerpel Of The matter. Iudiyjdsal
sesyi,e3e, however sejeet, viii nos satisfy The
party row dOsniesa, in the Iatia Chureh; the
State NEST also b slave. This third chapter,
be rsiisratss. boldly declares that
Associate Obei,eses IS doe TO the Pope. at
the peril q sal,a,ioo. pOs alooe IN faith. IN mos.
as, bat 10 all things which concern the discipline
and govssenent q the Charch.r
SUMMING UP rss INDICTMENT.
Ard be suns up his Indictment On this bead
II the following uOcis
thus are swept into the Papal net whole
ualti,0des Of facts, who,s systems q government.
prevailing ,hoogh IN diFsreu, degrees 10 every
eceasry Of the world. Eveu IN the Uuted
States. where the severance between Church and l
State IS supposed to be eonSlsts. 4 long cata-
losrs might be drawn Of subjects bsloasios to |
The dOuaiu aud competency Of the State. bat
also incidentally Affecting the government Of the .
Church sGeh as, BY way Of example. marriage, I
burial, education, prison discipline, blAsphemy.
poor rehef Incorporation, mossmain. religious en-
i0wnsuts, vows Of eelibacy and obedience. In
Europe the circle Is far wider, the points Of coz
act and iaterlaeins almost iuuumerabls. But
70 al matters respecting which any Pope may
hiuk proper to declare that they eoneern either
lith or morals, or the government or discipline
u the Church, be claims. With the approval Of a
louneil undoubtedly eeamenieal in The Roman
euse, the absolute obedience, at the peril OF sal
alton. Of every member Of bis Communion.
II GLADSTONE WANTS a DrscLsDES Fzox ROME.
He thus submits that his proposition is true.
nd that England Is eatitled to ask and TO know
] what way the obedience required by the Pope
nd the Coaneil Of the Vatican is 10 be recon-
led With the liberty Of civil allegianee. Under
circumstances such As these be thinks it not too
ioeh to ask Roman Catholics that they should
ouhrm the opinion which We. As fellow country
len. entertain Of them, BY sweeping aWay. in
lch manner and terms as they may think best. I
ie PresumpsuOus iuputations which their eeelesi-
steal rulers At Rome, acting autocaucally. az
sar 70 have brought upon their capacity to paw
sohd and Undivided allegiance, and to fll6H the 9
which their Bishops, as political 7
'ousors, promised and declared for them in ?
s25-' What be wants. be says. and that in the t
ost specific form and the elsarest terms. be q
kss to be one Of two thiHgs-that is to say,
Their.
l. a Demonstration, that neither in the name 5
faiIh 1or il the name Of morals, nor 10 The
me Of the guTernRsns nor discipline Of the
aafeh. Is the Pope Of Rome able, BY virtue Of !.
= powers asserted iOs hin By the Vatican de-
e, 70 make any eiain upon those Who adhere
ms communion Of such nature IS can impair :
= integrity Of their civil allegiance. or else. q
, That II. when such claim is made. Il will
60 althoagh resting % the de6aiiioas OF the q :,
ltican, Be repealed and rejected. Just As Bi.bou u
lyls. when be vas asked What the Roman g
iboLe Ch1reh would DO If the Pope informed.
d visn their religion. replied frankly, The :.
lseqasuees SO1ld be that We should oppose :
2 By every means ia cor poEes, even By the =
secize Of or sPiri;1al Authority "
IsPoETaScz OF rHz PAPA1 cLarfs.
Sat the Important question remains whether these
positions are oaly true, bat ulafsriaI-Eheth =
that :, they are Of practical importancs. o. y.
: point Nr. Gladstone claims that it hss been =
orits purpose OF his fs not TO eoujurs up. bat 70
couiars down, public Ila1usn But be cannot an
ieTe that these uetisTsl claims have been disiu-
ed " Ike hiaeozz uunnIezH in the Interest OF -
-RologY, and without definite and practical :
/ They nust have been plr1sed before the u
ID With very eiszriy-coucsivsd and foreeoue CO
pose WHAT'S that parPoses Il nay Be il part Is
7iogfeal- /
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u FroP0rti0u q our raee-aud those b. 10 -
IS IL al respects The Eorst-Eto ne sorsIr -,
z 70 tie tePtatioa. especially IN TINES Of rsI 4e
5 disturbances, 70 diseharEing their spiritual CIT
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1cs q their premises and assurauees. 60 ;heo-
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treats, however il nay rspsl tie lass Of nan ioJ
H.
. DAzTSs RAD CFuS TEz CIVIL sFHEEE Of
= ali MORBID Spiritual appeiifes night have been
y satisfied D silia 70 6oziuiou over the u u1i
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