The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-25
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PETERSBURG IS.
ansy,Grous CONTROVERSY - a @ =,
'a s.,na BISHOP KsAsE- sfRSofSse "
i,,s suBJsCT--r.gTTIoSsa FcSi PAhpeAT-T--
rsrE of a wGLI.gNowN NAN - SICKNESS II aA1sis
y .,ss,,on,,enes of the Richmond Di spatch.is
ieaf'eS'"""~ JANUARY q, 1919.
,,~,t Rev. ,soisa J. Keane, bishop OF
s,sssmond, publishes card TINS noiains
hsaS;cst,ne himself from what ne eaee. es.ss
unjust aspersion east slnen ,nlai s ~
~ ~ the Protestant clergy OF tne c.ts
% ,nax DR.. WithersJioonl Ia peonounetns h W.
Ss,,,r, 81 hast week a s.seil 8 on tns Ssgti;
,s"r,iy. The Bishop earnestly eaFeWs, saat
M .u, ;nx;,stions to. the Protestant clergy 70
.. ~, seats on the platform. WITH tiie as
rs,ce that they would bear nothsng seG .s:
Sn SUI, N the address" were sent i,s
ia" .,.t.Sre, throughan intention OF couItesy
hno Nv, nsrt oi the committee IN charSe o. tne
sn .nn and that when ne iearnsa n-SnlA
~" tonrs before The hmetortee iecsate-,
~ a. .. once expressed feereE .sosouSa leaI
construction Wousa oe i'a' t uin
a. The Bishop SAYS ;, /, an, boSfDsS
-, ,,scer said to any opS, MA ss rev"
,nr one n 10 say, that there would De No.
40: sertariaii in the address NY ia.tn
"a nv official position We're Wen An HS...s
- al Who chose to attend the ,ectSit; "'I r
:, !, c,nd not but be evident 70 all ,.as !
. IL treat the subject from the standpoiat
y, NV CONVICTIONS. This is, truSt, enough
~ sIow the gro,ndlessness OF tue ouious
~ that my lecture was "a cunning
ssm nsrDe.ra,cd on the community, or
90; ;.snIt offered 10 the clergTpen preseht.
I'm nv heart disavow any even Inc
I.aS. thought OF intention OF anything Oh
rho kind, and deeply regret the eNistence q
thn circumstances, over wnlch nau w So',,
tro, which ii seems occas1onea ths es 1 81
"a dispatch TO the New YORK Hcs,a!ul
onotes Rev. Dr.. WitheEsEoon as speakins
~ nv having poured aphse. on que Iip,
ta.,snts., This. too / utterly disaHow, anu
! Confidently sppeal to the audience present
IN the occasion. Nnd TO. the report gwen
mex, morning in the inder-A ppedL never
have stopped, and With Gods help never
shall stoop, to utter abuse on any snblect Of
occasion. Those who heard me dispasslon-
otcly can certify that l simply, quoted I'M
Questionable teachings, stated uuquestlon-
ab,r facts. and drew from them, 10 the
.s,rapces: and clearest yet also IN tie most
courteous way / could. what seemed to me
l,nonesticnabIc losicni differences. nave
not and cannot have the least oDlecfioh 10
any attempt at REPUTATION in the same way,
hut strenuousiy repei tue lmputation OF
,neanncss foreign to M principles aad 70
my nature. ,.Ef
I'm regard to the discourse which Rev.
DR.. WitherSponA has announced for next
l Tnf =
R,ok-WBich ? / beg leapa to say that the
ar~ument indicated By tie Bible is based on
AZ antitaesiS which has no existence. The
ipialliblc Church never has claimed to be
substitute for the infallible Book. 1t shows
totnl ignorance OF tue Chtrcb'sa claim 40
tins reDresegt her as an alternative offering
itself to be chosen instead al the Bible.
Whoever has taken the pains to look into
any Catholic theological work knows that
The Church gives the Bible rs evidence for
her commission and authority, and gives the
Bible for every doctrine that she teaches.
| repeat, the ,Bible and the Church have
never been Represented or acknowledged as
al,ernates or Substitutes, but, on the con-
!rary. rs inseparahly bound together. Hence
m argument like that Indicated by 1heaboEe
title is simply an i9nordtio nchi-utterly
beside the question. Professionalism says:
The Bible. the whole. Bible, and nothing
bM the Bcble.' The Church SAYS: The
Bible, the whole Bible. and therefore, to-
qsther ,cith the Bible, the, notwithstanding
Church, ultich the. Bible, sjreS Us. as plainly
as the Constitution Of the United States |
qiues rs Congress, the HEsec1Hire, 'a7aatt stee
Judiciary.' ID m r.,,-,s J " Il. ;AsIll2
\ great dea! OF interest is shown in the |
community in regard to- the 60 religious
discussion, as it is termed, but so lar little
or no bitterness has been exhibited and 1t
is hoped the discussion will not be carried
so iar as TO ensender ill!ieeling. " Rev! j
Powell Garland, of the Methodist Church,
and Rev. DR.. WitheEspoop, OF the Rresbyn
terrain Church. Will deliver sermons on Sun
day german to the Bishops lecture.:2-G 3Ii
4 petition went over to the Governor to-
day for the pardon Of e. c. Talley, young
lnan convicted OF forgery in the Hastings
Court several days ago, and sentenced to
FIVE years, in the .penitenliary. The pris-
oner is very young man, just of age,
and OF most respectable connections in, the
The petition Is signed by
nearly all the jurors who sat in bis case,
and was taken to the Governor by his coun.
sel during the trial. 80. - -,-r.r-p -,
, lNt"HiSence received lO-uay from NEW
ark, y. J.. announces the death OF the ouly |
son OF Dir. n. w. Corey, formerly and I'M
til very recently resident OF this CITY, 81
The death of Mr.. CT, Cralle, an aged
and respected citizen OF Nottoway county, |
and father OF G. T. Cralle; Jr., OF this city,
Is announced. He died Wednesday, night,
aged over seventy. years.
\ great deal OF sickness is prevailing in
toe community, principally. influenza vi, q
severe type and isaammatory diseases, re-
su,ing from the frequent and sudden
charges OF weather. Scarlatina and diph7
iGeria are also quite prevalent among chh-
dren, '@' ROBIN ADAIR.