, 1875-07-18

N America, U Germany IN Italy. md IN swttzer-
C9sI.a oe.nH ~ eoonlct Win me greater nun
Ramsn 1ee;nn n nrofassad o. tnGse moese M ths s
Church Of Fnoland btyond A. Gaorcsss Chsnnel
DARK and darkeuiue sti Eyan he immnxahls Fsst ia
shakeu in the sclavonic. AID the Heiisnio or non
scl.vonic elements present though without doc
t1jpal variance yet In sharp ecclesiastical contenton
and formidable schism In Bulgaria not dtscounte.
nanced bv Rugatan infueucea. dlsturbe At its avn
M y. isa sse o.
our steps should be wary and our heads cool and Il
We should not disguise the true s8uacsuee Of conro
Cayenne repper Into every opened wound
w.1o ~ .o,,.ra;,-, ~ y !. ~ a,tx =.
e,ch m,n i'm IN crcnmstapees All l'ke thase to sacr ~
ice everything Tor The internal unity OF ois own
Mr. Gladstone argues that when
tna aug ~ 9ba
h ha eaG IKE ~ al hszs1ds md 10 al
lengths resists the revolutionary change. and DO
earnestly urges upon all the members OF the
National Church that the more they stady her
place and function in Christendom the more
thev will find thar her nuity. qualified hut real
- s,,+h 1-osa-g;r, prncaad;no VIII mia .rpn
- 1nen, hs - onserv.s thst theTa ara thosa Tho
think bold changes IN the Ia" and CONSTITUTION
Of the Church in the direction OF developed
large proportion OF the people; but his own
nn;n,o1 ~ ~ ravarea ~ th;s IA Iooka urm
st,. rh.,Ten ub.tarar - ae1,ona in amornt and
contan,;nna IN ch.r.ctar a. svnnnvmoun with
~ -. s~ asa 80 90. ti.at-s,.t
LILO oeoIt uctoa " too ASa*ioho' 1e11ua!o' ~
REonoAN1zlNo :l TIE CHURCH or r. ENoLAso: 31 -
the lp, Of some: .The object Of The long series Of
prosecutions and Of the act Of 1874, Is cut out
gangrene from the Church Of England and 70 deieas
tho Refor nation and Of remodeing her tenets, her
Worship and her discpline the bas,s of the Papa
Chnren,-ase, esen ~stn ~ tne aeslasAuns u 1es
times adopted 9ot t9e 1ns~er 70 this aas%e. rs 10
again perfecay feaoy: mere % Tlmn tne cne1ea
o1 Engana eeeaon 81 Gerry 81 .. m.sA ,,,a.t
ai1"nt .1.Ir.t doct-n.s and ctice1 vh1ch
~ ssa ~ ,sr t6.ars ~ rhr-r r. Rn1ns Ths
chsrra W. msde seainst Iaud by The Puraun, and u
nads against the Pfaye1-Book at large BY our Noncon
forming friends, or by many Of them: Ay point Is,
thas thoss who aim At Ronantzing the Church ~.
et wotsL nAuu. ~ aen, &ne @ IT, - o.t ~
tt', ~, ~. @n;n1. .hsv 5i.+;nctix nrofass
md 1n,sctice mt ts tb;a tne conrse sctualjy
t4ken7 Are these points the hjects Of tho recent
prosecutions Of the recent threats. Of tha crowd OF
pamphlets and volumes upon ritual con roversy which
daiiy issue from the presa1 On tho contrary these
2roseeauons neee menace5 tnese xo'nous e.tsp pt ~
tha,r anhsc ~ +S.o ntnts - Caurrh law
Witch reiate to the poon Of he cousecrator and to
the zubric IN ecclesiastical veatments. But now We
arrive 1t formidable dilemma uPon the conssrnc-
ton Of the aw 9n these TWO points tae pfoaecanon @
partea are at va1aneewnot Win manu- ous II WIN
YELL III, " ta ce,9r e,I sha 1,ttp as ths chr
Of Eualsud. xhose ayermeuts understand 70 be
these First that the law Of 1861 fairly interpreted,
enoins the vcstmens Of the hrat frayer Book IT Ed
ward W. and the eastward position Of tho eonsecras-
lug priest; secondly th.t II would % lne?as.pe
shd .het onxts on1, bo ineo.,ita,s snd % nnxiaa T.
alter them. Arc these propositions conclusive
evidence Of conspiracy to sEsirnilate tho Rstormed
religion OF England to the Paral church7 II they
not why IL the waE to be conducted mainly and thus
f"f in tho region they dehne7 they are then oor
ZION u one o. great danger, because .. wsa tha
ky~n Ia rei5 aad ~eNu.y ~ ~. i,i,r
nFoSe*lino unon Tarions aroundsoTe Of ritual loye
Of uSertY dread Of rupture-are Arra5ed on tho side
Of toleraton sgnnst the prosecuting party 1t is said
to have been declared Ly persons IN high authority
that large portion Of both the clergy and ity DO en-
terrain no aehfe q y US cnusen I'M eo1
nEeea Il nGt 70, pu II Ge -, Gua n .hoas
N;aes4, ~, For hnid II to he terond disnut. HAL
Thether minor operations Of the tnife b. or BE- not
safe for us, largo excisions, largo amputatons.
what the constitution Of the patient wtll not besr.
Under them the Estahhshmens VI part INTO shIeds'
;~ con- which a. 7et i would s. hardly
~ tn forrcast
@1o'e W Ao1 1o''
10" TO AVOID DASoEhs TO The chohoa.
His conviction still le, that, for the AVOIDANCE
Of these dangers. the best and most edectual