, 1875-07-19

1Iotn 1n0 aeys o. Iho Apoptlees III. ~
1lunle. who, AZ itt supreme PontilI. has dared to
ar, oetto ono OF tho attrhutes of tho AmiKhty,
AMI, In tl1c place Of nr'i. lord u over uoaF
heritage. 10 cfGthn fcehto ehort-figlltth man
Innate command a. Ia what va shall beiiasa OF
tehenns, .orinl. political. literary. and Aceutttsc
nature. would constitute an insuPctable barrier
tn tho rrneioss os mankind. s,,cli is mot only
thu logical consequence Of tAccrdosalIsm wiler-
ever found, but il ia IN actual consequence.
We have gone still furthor than affirming that
We can no MON con!lno tue n.nnirrtent Erhco OF
crr Lord Jesus ChriHt 10 clanne, cnt oftcntirnoH
through u1ciean Laukb bv ttil nncienner han',a,
than We can mako tho mighty MtsHissfTh a. tss
nrod tlow through. ttraw: mt MA 1savo Traltzrd
thc idea Of that a1llane Of all Evangelical Tins
t,srn. which ro lately mrt on our chores, in n
visible catholic communion Of saints; and. ten
denvor,ug to keep tho Unit! Of tho rpsit In tho
bond Of peace" no write Al orr watch~ort!a.
"tu e'scn.''lr unity; IN non-etsen'ials' liberty;
III all thtrEn, charity"
Let mo now cxn,uino tho question whether
science and the progrehs Of Tho race. And ~
this aernon shall conlne myself 10 facts, and
not discuss tue reason Of tho facts.
Mr.. Mill, in Ills revlow Of Micho1cts History
Of Francc, aars: ''That tue clergy we're tho
writings, Aud eve1, the truIstiuna OF literary a',-
u3u,tY, In tuo evident to hare over been dis
putel. but for them. there would have been =
complete break In Ncetesn Eutopo bet"een the
ancient and u.u,.crn world" Again, speaking OF
tic mnnkB, who. while justly open to oE1tic c!sm
aud condemnation for their pernicionH practices,
hnve also bcen much mallgncd, ho srys: "iIo-
tcctcl by their Hhcred chRl aoter from Nepredn-
tou, they set tho first example to EuIope OF tn-
tluatry conducted Oh large scate."
Christianity identified loteolf With tho chuae OF
education At tho beginning uf her post-spoBtol'c
history. THO nlDes learned scLo[arB Of the
Pagan world catao into her fold and consecrated
A. al 70 tnr Eofor
Tho G,st work done BY them. first In order Of
importance az well as Of time. VAS to establish
institutions OF learning in different parts OF tho
wot,l. ueed not dwsl! upon the intellectual
many ages. Gibbou. Seautler, ard GusEot t}toak
Of tho eDotmo,ls sumo OF money Which we're
placed At tho derosa' Of the Bish-
es during to- ss,eF ~ sg0' 9t t. ts a.,,1 cnu1sh
Oxford University had lie origin in tho plons
wjsh tbat the clergy should 10 we'll educated
Hume Tells ,ss thai King Alfred aas the founder
OF Oxford, which be endowed with "Pririlegcs
revoaueR. and snamunities 10 furnish dcccus
and permanent maintenance for poor men Of
learning OF tho clerical uEdas." The Clergy
fouudoa Tho University Of Paris. Which drew to-
ge,bes tena Of ttousands Of htudents. and 1t was
k9eSn ts5ouSbous En1opa e. sss fh0o
Germany were also founded through tho inau-
| ence Of tho clergy. Tho uniyersity OF pF&gue.
one Of the nost ancient In the world, Was origi-
| mated by Pope Element II.
Harvard College "ss M founded .! ETeng1ea' ,as,aea
was dedicated Ito Christ and tic Church" Il
! was founded because Of tho FIous ~!hh noe 10
| leave an iliterate ministry to tho churches, whcn
our present ministers shall Ee ID sl1e d9et. ~ 1ae
gland evangelical ciergymcn, aud IN tho atnrtln3
anl carrying forward Of moat OF tho inetltu.
t,ons Of learning IL our country. evan.
ge!icsl Christians anu ministers bare been
| A.Ha .1HR
institution has = Clergyman Ut its hosd, nnd
/ clergymen iu lts Faculty .-..-
And NAV aafoly say, without fear o. anccoss'
full contradiction, that. with here aud there
rare execution. % acool1ht OF somo 'os5n nel1'G
above iustead Of below the ground, tue Etea!
body Of these clerical educators are IN hehrkleet
sympathy with tho highest scientific edncatton
aud encourage tho freost most independent. ant
thorough prosecution OF acionco On tho part o.
those whose duty Il ID made to leach ~ 1hct!
aud principles. They bear most useful aud
honorable pA!t III ASSOCIATIONS lor ~
pfoMotion o. soctA seieuoc Aau ~
seeming ING , oost ~ :. %en1a ats,ne IA ~ ,nnro I'm,
Roger Uaeohs Who' " - csaineu' uo ,no1o ttll.
Luther TOT modofn ihtelleesoai lleeauna, w. J.,
franciscan frlar. u'oedano nlMuo' tnoosa "
GIoKo WIN tne !a!'n " w eaa"si .,s;1. WI
DonInissn monk, 30 also "a Vas ~ Eanpsne.ita al as.t
IopeInena "aa t,etfymsI. i!f 49, X ~ T.,
~ eso9aSht ~ apu a9.i ac;otv " ,o, tne ,ror ~,
frsA o! tnc as's aHu ee'enoee ~ tno VIZ ~
We at tue present Tune cannot esumatn Ia
influence nor our op!lsst'ons 20 H. - Otapo
Itatos nas III was ssu,ssu dssu;,o ~'u sAitu =,
forward am'u a'a oesHte :" u
quinn cass upon " nv saei6i
nus nc naa iofsosten 10 aou sdas ~ "ae ".
que 20 the ehoits Of evanee.eaa ~, ean y
the Noyni Hocsety vas osean@1 rs a"n sua.
evahGsneai c4erssm "as @ .ia ise Ansnnea,ns,I se
lna pE'isn An1otuu ~ ~" ot;'sr ~ nnni,..
oelence ~ aaI8Gn M ~ "nta n."t jfn1
clefgy1neh lol aa eA1ssGnos. a.,aet;n11 ~
10y ought % lnoaus As 1Itlon pt"i,',.ys ~ ~
taeoft thhs Ean wa uuet ~ y. .,-s nmt 9f IL =,
Ab.' eelent1ao tnan. .hn In' ssnoist;on us IL
tst illtts-h1 Years " anE "Is,arn,. VI
FrGsafhs haa beea q" usauGst.eai s.oss nHL
Ihese sunF1 iseas S ,nn,s1 hntwan
Guueilta eea,hst ine nneSed 0es"eo
evaNRellcai tnf!eltanity @no % be'euoe. r..a
WY ate os sasn men ~ i,aeum m sn, ~ n Motatr
and Ieiaday aud hsass1y 10 W Aoano IL M aaooAa ~
medan countr.s hay, W.. h"cn @ n;en ua.os
Au1iey alo Isnoa!t a!so bA1"M MI" ofeoo'
sua hacsie h,la ai*pei . .o., ..,,o
| Why should that intellectual fofee "hlc
. | uromiHe1 to be QUO OF tho most powerful IL