Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
THEY DON'TLIKE TT
Or. Vaughan, the New Arch.
Bishop Of Westminster
SUCCESSORTO CARD. MANNING
Gives Ofense TO the Workingmen Before
He Receives His Pallium-He is Con-
uasted With the Dead Preia,e.


was inducted Sunday as Archbishop OF
| Westminster, has already given offense
10 the workingmen by a statement
showing that he does not share the late
Cardinal Manning's views on the labor
question. As the Irish, who form
three-fourths of the Catholic popula-
ton Of London, were already angry at
the appointment of tory and avowed
opponent of home rule, the new arch
bishop in not likely to sleep on beds of
roses, although he has the wsrmest
support of the tory Catholic set, led by
the duke of Norfolk. DR.. Vaughan has
not yet received the paliIum. Until
the new archbishow receives his
pallium-a part of Roman Catholic
archbishop's vestmeut, which is created
for aud carried with him-he will,
strictly epeaking,s be only the arch
bishop of Westminster. 1t is with the
palllum that the ceremony OF en-
thronement il connected. An arch
hishop-elect asks his pallium from the
first consistory held after his nomina-
ton. OF course there has been no con.
sistory since DR.. Vaughan's nomina-
ton, and hence the simple ard pre-
liminary service of Sunday. DIR.
Vaughan may either 60 to Rome to re.
ceive- his pallium or it may be con-
ferred upon him here by q high digni-
tary sent from the vatican. To an il.
lusion TO the part Cardinal Manning
took IN regard to the labor agitation,
His Opinion Expressed.
DR.. Vaughan replied yesterday that
it appeared to him that the en-
ployers of labor and the peo-
pie employed in labor were the
people to discuss these questions. 1t
was not for a person IN his position 10
lay down how many hours a man
should work. But it did appear to him
that the sooner people got to under
stand each other and 10 realize that
they must give and take the better it
would be for all concerned; and If he
could see his way clearly-if IT was
manifsstly for the interests of the conn.,
munity-he would do what he could to
bring about that contamination, as TO
one who had the interests of the COM
munity at heart could refrain from
rendering any assistance IN his power.
On the subject of education the arch
bishop said he feared an enormous
number of men are drifting away
from Christianity, and this. he ascrlbed
to the goddess system of cducs-
ton in the board schools. The whole
future OF the country, he pointed out,
will depend upon the education now
being given to the children; yet thou
sands are being educated now upon
whom Christianity will sit very lightly
indeed. If only the Christian denemi-
nations had little moro courage of
their convictions ard would insist upon
equal terms for dcnominstionsl schools
snd board schools, his hopes for the
future would be brighter. lie said
with emphasis:
Continue to educate the children
without religion definitely taught and
social questions and the labor question
will become more pressing and difficult
as time goes on"
wants Religion in the schools.
As an apt illustration of his argu-
ment be cited the anarchist doings IN
France.
al should have thought" he said !,
"thst people seeing what is going on
there and what We may come 10 thls
country would see the necessity of
teaching the principles and doctrines
OF Christianity to the children: that
they would see that by training chill
dren to be clever aud intellectual with
out religion they are simply strength
ening the mental powers to be used on
the side Of selfisbness, greed, or Drscti.
os disorder. or anarchy. Yet The
house Of commons and the nsss~r Of
the people IN the conntry--s minority
really, bat q strong minority-sre
practically for excluding religion
from the schools. aud TINS siding
IN tse spread OF these anarchias doc
tr ncs. Dor We cannot trust 10 our $50
iat0o now ss We did ct the end Of tire
last century when, owing ~ The difii-
entities al travelling. t,ls country inn
i8kea hot little os TIE spirit of tie
frsnch revolution. Now PSfs = as
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schools they would te csrrysns cut
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