Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14
DEATH or CARDINAL MANNING.


IL the death Of Cardinal Manning,
Archbishop Of Westminster, which Il
announced Ia the dispatches, tho 10.
man Catholic Church has lost one Of
the ablest aud most industrious expo.
nenls Of liz faith In It's history. lie
was son Of the late William Manning,
NJ. r., merchant Of London, aud was
born Mt roitorldgo, lloT,fordshire, July
10, 1865. lie was educated ut Harrow
aud Balliol College, oxford, where he
graduated n. a. In hrst.class honors
In 1880, AMI became fellow Of Merton
College. He was for some time ono u
the select preachers In the University
Of Oxford, was appointed Rector Of
Lavlngton and Gmflham, Sussex, In
1884, and Archdpacon Of Chichester iu
1870. These preierments lie resigned
In 1851 on Joining the Roman Catholic
Church, In which he entered the
prlcsthood, aud In 1867 founded an
ccclef iastical congregation a; Bays.
water, entitled the Oblates Of ~.
Charles Bouomco. The degree 0f d. ID.
was conferred upon him ut Rome, and
the office Of Provost OF the Catholic
Archdiocese Of Westminster, prolhon-
otary Apostolic, aud Domestic Pfelate
TO the Pope. On the dtalh Of HE
Emlnence Catdinnl Wiseman, Mon
signore Manning became Arch
bishop Of Westminster, June 8,
1865. Dr. Manning wrote four vol.
umes Of sermons and other works
before 1850; since that date "rho
Grounds Of Faith" 1859; temporal
Sovereignty Of the Pope.," three
lectures, 1860; "rhe Last Glorlcs ~
the Holy See Greater than the First"
three lectures, 1861; "rhe present
Crisis OF the Holy See tested by Pro.
phocy," four lectures, 1851; "rhe
Temporal Power OF the Vicar Of Jesus
Christ" 2nd edit, 1852; "sefmons on
Ecclesiastical Subjects, with an Intro.
duction on the relations OF England
to Christianity" 1868; "rhe Crown In
/ III NNhHlh 0h 'ue 1HTAgH hhN ~
Views letter 10 nn Anglican
Friend, "lS6i, "rho Convocation and
Crown IN Council: second letter to
an Anglican Friend" 1864; "rhe
Temporal Mission OF the Holy Ghost,
or, Reason and Revelation" 1895;
"The Reunion OF Christendom; Pas.
torlal letter 10 the Clergy" 1865; "1he
Temporal Power Of the Pope and IT,
political Aspect" 1858; "rho Centon-
AIRY Of ST. Peter and the General
Council" 1867; "England and
Chrlstendom, " 1867; 4" Ireland; Lot
ter TO Earl Grey" 1868; "'rhe ucu'
mcnlcal Council and the Infallbility
OF the Roman Pointifi Pastoral Let
ter to the Clergy" 1869; "rhe Vatican
Council and It's Definitions; q
PASTORAL Letter" 1870; "Petri Prlvi.
logium; Three PASTORAL Letters to the
Clergy Of tho Diocese OF Westminis
ter" 1871; "Thu Fourfold Sovereignty
OF God" ~ series OF lectures, 1871.
Cardinal Manning WAS held In high
public esteem, 10y people OF all shades
OF oplnion. This regard did not resi-
upon the greatness and fertility OF hii
brain, but the excellent qualities Of hi,
heart. He was not only dlstingulsheC
eccleslast, but great philauthropist
This was indicated by the Interest h,
took in inauguratlng aud assisting
measures for the relief Of the poor an,
distressed. On this account he hat
great influence with the ma-ses OF tn,
English people, who In times Of trouble
applied to him TO intervene la thel
behalf. He was appealed to no longe
ago in this connection than last win
ter, ut tho time Of the mammoth labO
demonstrations in London, with which
the military interforei.
\ friend informs US that he listene,
. toa discourse delivered by the Carolina
In 1870. On that occasion he revlcwol
| tho political aud general situation o
. ! Europe, which then appeared dark an,
I threatening. He attributed the per
! picked condition to the "apostacy from
I the apostolic churoh"-- meaning, o
4 course, the Roman church. lilo n
. serted that he could see no other rusul
| than a future war which, for cEteu
D aud destructive effects, would eclips
: any other conflict In the annals o
4 historic mau. a short time after thi
, there was disturbance In Bulgaria
1 which brought about the anti
: Christian atrocities which resulted II
e Russia making the situation there I
I pretext for going to war with Turkey
% At that time Il was strongly hinte,
e that the Pope had melted the Bul
> garlan Christians to revolt against tn,
T. Mohammedan authorities, but thor
a was no proof Of the allegation. II wa
also thought at the time tina
Cardinal Manning aud other Roman
ecolesiaatlcsl dignilaries were con
vershnt with the situation, aud shape,
their public uttorances accordingly,