, 1875-02-27

religions sympathy for tho suffering psotcst.n.s
of Mexico, following It Wit, fcx word. Of sim
liar tenor. II Wan hanlly the thing for tho hour
and poorly aot forth tho sentiments Of Tie lnfrs
number Of pconls Of oil denominations rl4o hal
assembled to gfvo ultcrauco 70 their protest
a9ninst tho outrage. Tho yoto OIL lts adoption
was ont[f!cd. hut not enthusiastic.
BoNETIff9d RESRtntE rilo:: yf1. xoffE
TIN following resolution sas offered and read
by Mr. Noble:
Arplort That, regarding the interest. nj c!Yl and
rrso,s liberty y lstd and in olsr t,.,cr I-ni,.
Ne Ut Mexico ~ Identical. Gannat hut feel 1rof,
y1n1athy With Mn !rea!dcnt ami t.assrc.A aud rra
ct TINT Ncrnt&c, In tin rfu9glo III which they hr.
tle tatahl:rhmrt of frca etluesan, the besty Of The
Iross, anil freedom Of worship IN Amertr.: ai thai
h,stts n dIrt nur Mn.tct In ssxico 70 entner'a n
cordially with tl1e Mesacan noscrnlcnl in lringna
!" 1a1tfs she urdsrsFs u our i'owe!tizcn, ~.
snd 10 maintaining lilo riga suaraLt ci n AE,arIcnn
Of thn Mexican kcpubltc
Tt>o reading Of tin resolution waa followed br
applause and n speech from yr. Noble, wl,,ci,
was repeatedly ctleerea. lfo said that being tlc
descontants of martyrs, wo owe II to thai people
to Mexico to express onr toistmants in regard to
what has Just happened There. It WIS evident
that great conflict wna going Of, in Mexico Lo.
tween the Government MID JcsuitiEm. tho aIex-
lean President aud Congrcas nre in favor of freo-
dom Of Ill kinda and y onlv necds to ask tho
President Of tho limited States to seo that tho
strong aFu. Of Tue law IL 1nterrossd to sea tltat
Justice Ii dono II ~aa well to ask pity for tho
mardorerA. But hutnotnnx moro III nretlcd
whoEc disposition IL 10 clrariy shown to crush
out trotcstantsul. Tue strong arm at Indignant
wrath should say, Titus fur ahalt thou "a and
no fusthcr!" Our Minister in Mexico at1onld hco
that everything rontlb!e Ia dono to Lting these
asEassilin to punishment.
Tho resolution mas adopted with 4 storm OF
ayes.
soait:rH1Sa cnAnAcTEnrsTto FROM Mn i1Exr1tlI.
The meeting, had bcen a long tinlo III gcn4nn
and the hour MAS getting late. Wien A1r. Hemp
hill offered the following resolution
Nesofrsd, THAT thia outrrge. being In harmony with
the doe.rncs prunnghed to tho world by tho present
lUpe, l1ua the Ninth. In tho bull Qnanta Cira nnd
consned - lntalble Ly tho late Vatican Connei to
which all tho Ro.nan Catholic Bishops Of A,uer.tx
aso gYe lelr slbeston -is 70 bc rcsa1d. aignla-
Court IL now antcrinR uin Tits Continent, ni If in
wi'Mgue.a to import tio weapons aid ussge4 of tue
middle *Ss to le'troy The Christian civilization nj thu
operass with Ill tha friends Of civil aud rei:goa it,
c ani er s ose a he @ WORD se Of the srr. r.
II. nnu prayer for The liberation Of coun.ryicn
nna q tho nations from the boud4go IT ha .atlibo
Tho apoach With which str. I1e,nph!l! followed
Lis resolution WAS delivered with inl,ch spirit:
Tho applause that 1t olsitea allowod ,!,at II CO.
NEEDED with tue vlows Of largo potion of tho
~ natuts! resrit Of the doctrines OF Catb,ti-
cl6n. aud specified tha following uugtes NJ tlpso
anasneshat1sca .! 'aso Popo: Those who tnai1,-
tain tue liberty OF conhsioslce a,nl Of wora,ip;
s!.ose who maintain the hLcrsy OF The prors
those who maintain TIE hLests Of speech; Tho
fathers and founaefs Gf Eopah|ica those who
maintuin that Church mud Ht"te should bo
separate those who maintain that tn. Euurch
has no power 10 employ force to coerco co.s-
science that civil maITiago AMONG Protest.
pnts is no marriage at all {; tl,oso Tho maintain
that foreign pnnt,ifs i4.va eves exceeded their
power. N1. Ilompbi1i vent on to Say thst 1.o-
laantsu, s unchanged. .unel,anging: and n,lrnapye.
abis. It In keeping quiet in tho United S:ates
but only biling Its tilno. Turning tn Lr. Hob
ests, ho said ~ desire to ask. through xou, Us
= member OF the Doard Of Supervisors, how
mauy Protestant employees aro employed in tho
atnls-louso aud County Aospitall - Tine q,1cs-
tion Was received with loud caecra, xhich wore
repeated aEatu and again. until, the applause be-
came furoro.
Tho speaker continued for 8ou,e timo in much
tho aane strain, aatl with oven greater denoH-
atra:iots Oh the part Of tho audience. ThlR res.
olution was At last adopted, and tho meeting ad-
jeuruod,