New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

by the Apostles how the Roman COLONIES poo""'0
Cbrlstianized, and how they, IN Africa, ana DSAan
tium. acted upon Rome and were reacted upon oy
her. Christianity. we know IT, Is more hnn'an '"'i
ANYTHING else The root was Hebrew. The graIt
was Pagan. when Paganism had gone through its
bicbor cvolntion. II was the taking of Jerusalem
which enabled the Christian Church to live ana
snread. II il had remained at Jerusalem it would
have died for want of body, or become an insignia
cant sect. In Rome there was vast servlle popn-
lation in whose haf-developed brain the religious
corn, cast into if by the enslaved Jews brought back
Inv Titus fermcnted with such rapldity as to cause
. social exnlosion. Religion was new to the poor
Roman slaves. Cato advised the patricans never 20
allow their slaves TO NEEDLE with religious prac-
t,ces The master sacrificed for them as well as LOT
himself and his household. Clericasm was I'M
known to the Romans and hostile TO thelr genius
Their cult had ever been in the hands OF laSlhen
Their pOntit was the chief engineer Who coi.ih"nu
ing the bridge was in the post OF DANGER An ON
cial church was a Byzantine notion; sacred oruer
a Jewish notion. African fapaticsm and fetchl'm
absorbed the dreCs of Pa ganism and imposed theH
on the Christianity of the African colonies Inc
mythology took the form OF martylOloRy' lno
African intellect did not feel the philosophy Oh Jc
sus Ii fed upon legends and narvels ana upon 'no
smrious rosnels the offspring of which were many
AN''i.'t"
protestantism NJ Renan thinks, is IN nearer aihnlty
IN the Judaism of the Apostles than Roman Cathol-
,cis,n The Roman graft was cut of at the Refor-
nation and the Hebrew root allowed to give lts
borsh SAVIOR to the fruit Professionalism Is less
Christian" as understand the word thah Io-
merry but more Christian IN the sense OF DelhH Hhio
what the israelltc Jesus wished ftls Ioo"tr' 30 W.
NJ Rrnan had n great many kindly Things 10 say
Of Roman Catholicism. Bat be toreS3W tnli rec
Thought and scientific research ana phho-opnS
r al, Il . rr nod
stinct would finally prevail all existing teoI9
| girs "What is the Jewish instinct ASKER.
'MOn0thcism and oelet IN the h'mo! AMY vi "a
| human race. and IN the renovation "l TUT N'"ii,
! The jews never much beloved IN the lniinoilaliF
! of the individual soul Tncy never troubled rrn-
! selves with the world beyond the skies. lHey
looked forward 10 a InlenaI ian prng, or fen"Na-
ton or resurrection, and to the reign OF justice u"
! earth. This Is now the universal aspiration %
| cnre hastens 10 real Ze il. Who knows "hciH'I II
| will nor lie attaIncdR It's attainment womb not
kill Caucasian instinct winch polni To lle NJ
grafton of rhc individual soul 10 oih,l pl"4t = '
Instinct Will only receive q new ana li'oI ~ -. W
iur released from Neutrality-suspicious. ana the"l glHnS'
IL will acquire greater strength by Ms alliance WIN
science, liberty and Jus Whch WI ~ i .,m 20
tlstc expression i'm new Church MAE il"lI,I - Il
sad and sinister door OF exit. The worlg VIII MOI
! pass through IT.
TIE RELIGIOUS CONDITION or FEANCr.
NJ. Renan is in correspondence with the highest
minded men IN England. The Queen. am told loHt
not by hm Is personally int'rc ted IN his iorthcom-
ing lectures, which the Grand Duchess OF HcS'e-
Dannstadi would certainly attend were She LIVING
In a conversation on the religious state OF France
! VI Eeuan said 10 me that he though. the working
CLASSES had Irrcyoclbly broken with the Church II
Was n pity the breach bad been made so soon; that
its makers were not tie NoiiaTeans. but the poti-
ell LEI dcrs OF what is known here as Catholic
France. In 1913. the people were thoroughly re-
hrious. II they wanted TO plant tree OF liberty
they first secured priest t. bless H. VI. de fal-
lonx's alliance with Louis Napoleon and the Popcs
fail into reaction entirely alicnatcd them from The
Church. This alienation in many respects was TAX
ing place nj the time it did evil The poor man
in the Church was soothcd and refined by
the tones of the or-an the noble architecture,
the rich cololing If windows and pie
turos 1t was all music to his Initiated soul 1t
charmed and quoted the savage animal lying hid
den in his breast. The Church elected him in ally
ing herself with dcspoIsm against the Republic.
The AssomOIr was open 90 him, and he went lu.
How remedy tins state Of tbugSP asked. - ~
eXcTuug ours Ives to accomplish the jewish ideal
OF a reign OF justice and OF peace AMI planetary
renovation All tue rest VIII come alter" AiIcn
iuwardly calculated, and then took lcaye
The smooth course of VI. Remains married ne has
been broken by severe domestic trials. HIS ddes'
son early attacked With a malddl "i me sb'hd'
marrow The disease has been surmOuntcdi bus
bodily growth has been checked, ana the dctiYi w
of the brain ANA nerves abnormay developed. lhi-
youth has a vocation for AN artists life. lie VIII oe
| n PAINTER A daughter died d3 She vas advancing
from, ch ldLood IL, gIrIhO0d Another daughter Tc-
and at once notable hOu keeper ard artlst.
have been told by old friend OF the family that
She Is tne ina o. OF the Aunt AOsalc whom ntN 81
saw albeit the picture OF her mother.