The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
CARDINAL NEWMAN DEAD
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Hall under Dr. Whately,r NOD In 1926 tuto
Of Oricl. lie was appointed public
examiner in 1897 and vicar Of IT. Nary'i
i'm 1878. lie opposed in lSg th'
reelection Of Sir Robert Peel as member io
the University of oxford, because Of tina
statesman's advocacy Of Roman n-CathollC
Emancipation.
I'm 1870 he was chosen one of the selec
university preachers and at the invitation
of Hugh Rose began TO write history Of th'
principal Church councils. the first portion o
which was published in 1893, under th'
title Of The Arians Ofthe Fourth Century.
Meanwhile. the reform measures of Ear
GREY. and the spread in England Of German
anti-dogmatic liberalism, gave rise 20
strong conservative opposition in the fng
| lish Church, which Newman joined with th'
purpose Of forming an AnglO-Cath0llc party
I'm December. 1872 he went 10 Italy with
Hurrell Froude. and with him began II
Rome the "Lyra ApostOlica." which ap
peared monthly in the British Magazine
Falling sick in sicily. he returned to Eng
land in July 1888.
soon after his arriyal what is krowr
as the oxford movement, was startled by
John kcbles sermon entitled "NatlOna
Apostasy.v Newman finding tha
/ his associates differed widely as Il
the way Of opposing Liberation, ant
neautralizing the tendencies towards Rome
BEGAN series called Tracts for The
Times" and series Of letters in the Rec
ord under the head "Church Reform lie
now wrote the historical sketches that ap
pcarcd in the British Magazine, and were ai
| forwards printed collectively as The Churcl
of the Fathers" aided in editing Tine III
/ brary Of the Fathers and delivered lee
tures on "Thc Prophetical Office Of the
Church Viewed Relatively to l;Omanlsu
and Popular Protestantism.'
In lS3, appeared his essay on "Justiiica
! tiOn," cOntrcycring the Lutheran doctrine
on that subject. while his University
sermons discussed the relations o
faith and reason, and investigated
! the ultimate basis Of religious be-
/ lief I'm the summer of 1888 he published
/ Il pamphlct on The Real Presence.
/ i'm which, seeking to give 10 the eucharlsliC
| doctrine an intellectual basis. he denied iht
objective reality Of space. he now became
editor OF The British Critic, and remained
40 until July. ls4l. The Bishop of oxford
| having in lS;iS auimadyerted publicly on
| The Tracts for the Times, 'Dr.lusey replied
| bv DENYING their E0manizing tendency
/ this opposition cmbOldcned the Iractarlan
writers, and DR.. Newman defined more and
more clearly the relative positions OF
/ Anglicanism aud liomanism,till his attempt
/ 10 reconcile the Anglican teaching OF the
/ Thirty-nnc Articles with Roman Catholic
DOGMA eliminated in Tract No. 30 IN
February, 1911.
Hewas called upon to withdraw the tract
/ but refused. When the British and PTus
sian Governments created a bishOprlc N
Jerusalem, in 1911 he protested against the
alliance about TO bc contracted i'm the Easi
with HISTORIANS, Monopoly and others
In February. 1913. he made formal re-
/ traction Of the charges which he uttered
AGAINST the Church of Rome, and in >eptem
| btr gave up bIs living and resigned hi
Office as "A clergyman. To his house
al LitilcmOrc he had invited several per
/ sons whose minds were disturbed like hi
own. and this was represented a.
an attempted revival of mOnastl
cism. lie busted himself and hl'
associates with translatious from Athana
/ sius and writing a series called Lives O
! the English Saints in order 10 give ih'
writers IAN interest I'm the English soil ant
/ the English Church and keep them from seek
/ ing sympathy with Rome some ihlrtl
writers were engaged in this work. the
/ Lives 10 form periodical series. win Dr
/ Newman as editor. The first two mum
ber, only. containing the life OF II
| stephen Harding and the family OF II
/ Richard were edited by him, the other'
being published independently by their re-
| spectiye authors.
He then began his essay on "Th'
/ Development Of Doctrine in the beglnnn.
Of 1875. was received into the Roman Cath
Ollie Church October .. and left ONiorl
| February %. l>iG. soon aiterward pr
Wiscman called him to OXcott an'
thence sent him to Rome. Iher'
he took orders. and returning to England II
/ lSlS. established two houses OF the OratOrN
Of IT. Philip NcrI at Brompton and Bir
miugham. becoming superior of the latter
which i'm few years was transferred Il
/ Edecboston. There be built large con
vent and spacious church, with schoo
! for the SONS of the gentry and poor schoO
and other pious institutions IN the helsh
| bOorhOOd.
He published in succession Loss anC
! Gain" "SermOns 10 Mixed Congregations
Lectures in Certain Difficulties Felt b'
! Anglicans In submitting To the Iathoii'
/ Church" Lectures on the Present Posi-
/ ton Of Catholics in England" and Lectures
on the History Of the Turks in their Its lie
/ latiOn 10 Christianity
In April. lSj3. he was sued for libel by
/ the ex-D0minican Achile and lost the suit
| the costs Of which were paid by public sub
scriptiOn. In 1854 he was appointed by th'
Pope rector of the newly-founded Catholic
/ University Of Dublin. Here, besides con
ducting tue atlantis" the organ Of th,
institution, he delivered several series OF
discourses and lectures on universitie-
and university education published II
/ the collection of his works; "SermOn'
Preached on Various Occasions ano
"Calista. "A sketch Of the Third Cen
tury." He resigned the rectorship OF IN
University in 1850, and devoted him
/ q AL fal., ntsI "A "a lt
Canon Kingsley having in MaXmIllan'
Magazine for 1864 accused DR.. Newman
and the Roman Catholic priesthood gene
rally of thinking lightly of the virtue OF ve
racity a correspondence on this subject en-
sued, which was published IN pamphle
i'm February. This drew forth ii secon'
pamphlet from Kingsley. in which the i'm
putati0n was renewed and aggravated.
Dr. Newman replied ~ "ApolOgia Pro Wit
Sua" issued in weekly numbers, with al
appendix. on June l6. 1864. This work wa
aiterward embodied in his "lIistory of NJ
Religious Opinions" In 1864 appeare'
Verses on Various Occasions" and II
1868, Letter to the Rev. +. Il. Pussey. II
d.. =" in reply to some assertion in the latter
"EirenicOn relative 10 the hOnOrs paid 10 tn
Virgin Mary
At the approach Of the Vatican Council
"A letter from DIR. Newman was publishes
expressing dissatisfaction with the Ultra
Montanesc for urging factiOusly the dellni
tion OF pOntifical iniallibility, but express
| ing belief in the doctrine itself. II
| 1870 appeared philosophical treats
entitled IAN Essay in aid of
Grammar Of Assent and IN Ia
"a history of Arianism.' In January, 1916
DIR. Newman published ~ Letter addressc'
10 His Grace the Duke OF Norfolk, on ac
count of Mr.. GladstODe's Recent Expostu
| lation." New, uniform edition Of DIR. New
mans complete works was begun in Lon
| don in 1870. lie was created Cardinal II
1879.
The Iron Market.
GLASGOW, Aug. 1.-THE iron market i
| active and excited.
The Dow nfaIl of Celman.
BUENos AYREs, Aug. ll.-Mass meet
| ings and other demonstrations of rejoicing
over the downfall Of Celman were held her
yesterday.
Fell over Precipice.
VIENNA, Aug. li.-Baron Leon, o
Vienna, has been killed by falling over
precpice in the Alps.
William at Home.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Emperor william
arrived here to-day ON his return from hi
! visit TO Queen Victoria.
Rebels In Morocco.
MOROCCO, Aug. ii.-A parry of rebe
....s .aI Iaroa rod tho Afor ar,r,