, 1879-06-01


been offered many lucrative positions, but nas
refused them all, believing in the Lord rs his
master and employer, and looking to Him alone
for bis salary. Until lately nc mas oeen CON
slant attendant Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, but all the tactics Of our reporter
failed to make him disclose his reasons for with
drawing his attention from that institution.
CARDINAL NEWMAN.
BIS CRUSADE AGAINST PRIVATE JUDGMENT.
London Times.
The tardy elevation OF DR.. Newman to the
rank of Cardinal is an event Of much signfd-
cauce. In selecting for this dignity Monsgnor
Haynald, Monsignor Alimonda. Father Zigltara,
DR.. Newman, and other ecclesiastics Of eminencc
in science and letters, the Pope has made an
innovation. He has put aside Vatican tradi-
tions: and this may be the first step in move
ment which will transform the College Of Car
dinals and affect the proceedings OF the next
Conclave: The ceremony Of Monday was made
much;more interesting and memorable by DR..
Newmnn:s remarkable speech. Some fge-and-
forty years ago few words spoken, thrilling
line or TWO written, By Mr. Newman. Of Oriel,
we're sufficient to work q ferment aud revolu-
ton within many educated Eaglishmen, and to
mark new era in their lives. A barbcd-
winged sentence in sermon at st.
d1RTG'S1 UE d CAFAGaSAoA W WV
in the. pages Of the old British Critic,
.~,o;,a5 ~ a1ter tho who1o set nf many
4'a- ~ 1.,-a 5o,,a nth ora hnr;ed
mans tnoueuts' we na'e oouo wv a"1 oo'4s0
many things which then made noise IN tae
world. The Tracta1ian movement has run its
con1se. md the proup of earnest men whom
1ou'o1 o a"~ ~ $500 .,aas ~. au;nd1.a
". Ne""au lnsp,eo " atoeo nne ~
away into handful. III. FuseY IS sl!ent' hr'
Keble is dead and classic Mr.. Rose, Mr.
,1a how 7r
.e 49, .,..tt .,d +bonrh+s ~ ,nen
paseen wv " ~ ~, - r. -.,.n,o ,,.s
But one thing stln stanas .ast' ele ,nasle nas
IN this generation in very much the same thrill
;ng r,v as of old. and it will be nothing but
~ ~ w., 49, ao,,rsa ,f e,no1a cnhraees in +he
eue o'o1uA.J ooS - 49," ,. ~
speech which ne maze On Monoa5' "nen ene
Copsistorial messenger WAS announced, linger
for ,reeks like haunting strain of melody in
H. ~. -. ~ ,,,nv Ere,fsbmen. Somewbere
.,.e xt4n1 49, h,r,s.1f dis1a;rnaa possessing
u .t, frtha nas t"st # similarity ~ rrle or
the 1nncnon o. anhs'atfvn ;th,r his npn ;ncese
Qyershoots the tEutn. Niiulu nls S W. n.ose3e, h
when IS Wioe1 tna !4s hose . ~ ~ bss 'en +he
has been rnler ol t1ouss 10 nas ~ Dtea 81 -. NC
intellectual master .! .,,an arp ~ u4o -
had CROWDS Oh splsatuaA aooleets unAn'"n ~
him. .,-, e. = H.. 4,o..o ~
There was stf1king ntness ~ sne tnemo "
his brieI address. Mnen elevate9 10 n1s M s,, ne"
uVuUA. LAC Goon w -AS o~eN~- - -.
p1ant, and renewed message Mn1cu ng nas
considered 1t the business o1 Als tlig W -
All his days be mas W1esteo WIN tne spiil1 ~
Liberalism, or what ne calls 1alee liberty, III r.
| ligion. In his tirst and latest Wf1tnss ne Is
crusader against the rleat Oh plVa5e !; ~
81 had fierce thoughts against Inc Mogra!s, ne
wrote Of his views IN 49, LIS most aistlncLse
writings arc sharp with tne eoge OF nls Antag-
onism, and there was dramatic nlness ~ II mas. =.
| ing the address delivered Wnen aoout W oe
created Cardinal an exposition or denu9clauon
OF Liberalism. II he be correct, Enensn SOL s3-
ETY. is in a very bad way: DC pronounces II slch
and sore from head to foot. HIS wnole a@rGo- @
ment might be summed up n Two lines 1I Irom
his own poems, Ills the oto history,-tIusu
without a home, Desplsed' :, ana ssa1n, inen
rising from the tomb" Al mooern
society, he tells US, IS 6ullt upon l
liberalism in relie1on,-the 1a1se ooctrine tnas a
there IS no positive truth IN dogma, tna] oue
creed is as good as another, and that III 1nau 10
puts on "a ne" religion every morning, VIAL as Is
that to you!n Religion is no longer Inc oohu y
o. soclety- IN Enelano, espeela1ly! sucn = slas
state OF Inc ulserslty o. felsgns !, e.
it necessary; we cannot nei5 ouise.ss .,'a st.oot
every dozen men naken at random ~ ce s.ree1 &c
nave snare IN pol1I1cal power, anu l1;1. Te arp
resent some nal1-dozen on1elene r., Ielsuons' as
now, asks II. Newman pert'usn!sl5, - ~
thcy posso'y act toeetner IN .a saooc,i ~