, 1875-10-24

E: SUNDAY, OCTOBER Z
right to Preach teach hear confessions gran. abao,r
tons administer extreme JUNCTION, believe in Pspa1 in
tsfihny, bow down betora the rel hat Of Cardinu
their wicked relations fron tie agonies Of Purga
tory They may erect cathcdrais at any cost they ca
schools, endow colleaes nnd Worship God according
the dictate Of their conscience. AL these things the
may en}oy Of right IN the United Btaesin fnct the
Iay post the Popea Bull upon my church or cathcdrs
door, and no one dare tear It away Thesa great
dear, and valuable privileges much greater than th
many others; but It seems that 'sthe Church "a,
they insist uron heng ca1ad-ars not satisfied viii
these common r.shs q anmht Insist
ts1ss collected in the dneren. stntes foE the odusa,
fund, and set apart especially for Koran catholie
schools hs e',. and % Aonsn Catholic children.
Ii 3hts ,, snona 70 allowed to tie Roman Catholics M II
BY the Quskere, BY the Mosmons, BY the Con-
fnctoniste, aud by al the Mae->nt religious scots
would destroy the common. scoo system in the Unit
cd atates The President has spoken In unnaistaaabo
peos e N u say ~are
the Roman Catholic element 1n.pruent enough to
atate the division Of the schools. haya gtyen
| sistens than the Church Of Rome The American il
tenacious about the common school sJsen because it
md ae rosa to L h b'
receive conmon-school education, he may calmly
sonide the future 10 their charge. This system has
boy who obtains @ eennon-zehooi na3s e edaea, es.
ton carrier tho Presidency his aasahel. and the
chos @ chnreh amsaea as spd pps not
TO Interfere in uny way with tho collection disburse
nent OF revenue Or The administration o{ temporal
government. Tie Pope hos recently Bald that the
Unied States tho only country in which he was
really Pope Then let him maintain the respect Of the
de s t. % be sfsias nsss sd hy ths
right to govern the country which they have redeemed
from wilderness according to Constitution and
human race, and which leading them under the
providence Of God to high destiny sracna tho family
snsa a has Ga II M
and tho lae Premier Of England in defense Of rhe lib
and ambition which assa1 it in the most Jesuitical
gise-that fs in the education and training Of youth
The London Standard, commenting on the
same subject. is not willing to give tue President
much credit for his words, but rather attributes
his sDeech to desire to make political capital
1t says:
How irrepsesgiole and how nearly universal, that
religious difficulty which is asitsting the world to
which President Grant dcIl3ored on Friday sst At tie
reunion Of Society Of the Army Of ths rsnnesaee
G. nss Maas T. Tes sss e. e. s as Sss
against the rsk oF sectarian diaseustons ny the
prescriptions Of q written Constitution. They lived in
eI the Ills Under which human society abors to the
designs OF Kings, xristoeracses, and cergies, and
when all conclusions arrived at by priori
sonng. And they held that bigotry and intolerance
had their root in Church establishments. Givo tie
clergy no Suite endownerts, they said, and refuse
motive for stirring up quarrels between feow-citt-
zens. Accordingly. they decided that there should I've
connection Of any kind between Church and State,
he rp1
the law For time events scanned to answer their
expeetations and lavish praise has been ahowere upon
provisions. But DE isat shirty yaars lave
ant ,na ssowq aa hat The credit
wers settled ~ Ens1shnenSSev Ensl.nd BY % PaTi,
and Gcorgn BY indi1erentss Of the Later Stuart md
earlier uInoEerian epoch but al by Protestants OF
1yig degrees Of zesl Ese tao a1s: 1rtsh emigration
strangthenai the feeling Of the older settlers In Ma-
ryland, 1t IL t1ue there Catholic plansAton and
sdded foreign datsoss Il a But TT ey tskan
altogether, were few. Practically, the Americans |
y; wsrs 2 Protestant .tts people. ana could #
nincant Catholic minority. The Inst thirty |
years. however, have made vast alteration. The |
oteo-fanine in ireland affected alncss exclusively
the Csthoc Provinces and it cent the Atlantic
perhaps couple Of miiliens of ardent Catholics The
f.ilure Of The revolutionary movement In Germany In
A"'os s4o ~ NV IA"b
sets Of economic development, added still larger Ger
la:, inanaigr'tio Of Weh tie larger proportion 's
Catholic Preaching IN Rome some few y:ars agu, al
enainelt dishstasy ct the Eagish Roman CatAolia
Church drew :n ingenious parallel between the Irish
and the Jews, both Of whom he styled typical misso1
aty peoples Ihs eulogy upon tte 1Tish vas well de,
Eeryed. Tha Roman Catholics In tho United
States do not number a fourth OF tho
population. but they have fur 1nors ,'1.,. than
four nes the zeal ot all the rest. Some little time
Ego our attention was called to the statistics Of chussh
building IN A,nc1ica, nad we found that the Roman
$1tr3r +A+S,ft
they az equally active IN regard 70 convents church
,tioos, and the Ike The Americans al eceon.e in-
l efvns aud they vera nstonshed aud dis1lieted by
me .fne .es1 a. tne stTanse leols who we:e over
r';nung taetr counsrS In:y in.ud tic lrtan every
Shs2e,-in New York ard ssn tf'nsisso. in pos:on
"a New otleaEs.-and wi r.ter thcy ee.sled they
1ronsht tne1r pr1es.s aus. tae'r MN. Then was
'een now Itt4e ~, INSTITUTION. mHd'ly common
3uHan 1conng7. 1ho hoastoa o'esnoEoi''an1snl or
~ Ahcr1:aas WIS not rroof against tns compe-
ison OF thn t:riln lsborcr, who llnderhd them IN
ae. own sts:is anti sEo toefation gaze Way before
he spectre II ta1ata wtsdag almost unlimited power
Str ,, 'EsF s anu ma houses towering
ee'o tue tahsst isostaant tenar4ea Iho result Was
ne I.sa oi tne hao7S-Ao!nnE parry, whose watch