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ing the 4 P. A? Do you suppose this miserable business will stop as long as you continue yOurcOmmu- nicatioHs to the newspapers? Or de you imagine that you may say any thing you choose and others will keep silent?
 Now, sir, if Your weapon is still in reach, you may continue to wield it in explanation of the following:
 Plus TX asserted the right to an- nul the constitution and laws of cer- tain countries. viz: New Grenada, in Aus tria in 1868. (See Acerbissmum, Sept. 27. 1852; Nunquam Fore, Dee. 15, 1856; Memo Festrunl. July 24, 1855, AllOcutiD Nunquam Gerte, June -, 1S6S: and here are authorities of even more recent date,
 W Q eon4mend all whomit concerns to recognize in you, Francisco Satoi- Ii, as apostolic delegate, the supreme power of the delega ting pontiff; we command that they give you aid. concurrence and obedience in ali things, that they receive with reyer- ence your salutary admOnitiOns and orders Whatever sentence or penal
 
 against those who oppose our authority, we will ratify. and. with the authority given Us by the Lord, will cause to be observed inviolablY until c0ndign satisfaction be made. ," Notwithstanding constitutions and apostolic ordinance OF other to the contrary. Extract from eHcyclicag of Pope Leo XIII to the papal clergy tho TTu+4of1 0I 1G0D
 And this
 We glory that we are, and, with Gods blessing, shall continue to be. not the American church, nor the church in the United States, nor a church in any other sense, exclusive or limited, but an integral part of the one holy catholic and apostolic church Of Jesus Christ. "-Acta ct De- creta Gancilii Pienarii Baltimorensis Tertii, p, LXVI. Baltimore 1SS6.)
 Nor are there more devoted adhe- rents Gf the catholic church, the See of Peter, and the vicar of Christ than the catholics of the United States. - Ibid.
 And this which can be found in St Thomas Aquonus, vol. 4, D. 90:
 Though heretics (i. e, all who are not good eatholics) must not be tolerated because they deserve it, we must bear with them, till, by a sec ond admoniti0n, they may be brought back to the faith of the church. But those who, after a sec end admOnition, remain obstinate in their errors, must not only heeXcOm- municated, but they must be delivered over to the secular power to he ex- terminated.
 In passing let me call attention to an extract from another papal authority-this time decree passed by the council of Lateran in 12I5, and declared by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Foley of Chicago under oath on Dec. 30, 1870, before the Circuit Court of Kan kakee, Ill.,. to be law of the papal church to-day:
 ''We eXcommunicate and anathe- matize every heresy that rears it's head against the holy orthodox or catholic faith, condemning all here ties, by whatever name they may be known, for though their faces differ, they are tied together by their tails. Such as are condemned are to be de livered over to the secular powers for punishment. Ii laymen. their goods must be confiscated Secular powers of all ranks and degrees are 10 he warned, induced. and, if neces- sary, compelled by ecclesiastical cen sure, to swear that they will exert themselves to the utmost in defense oi the laith, and eXtirpate all heretics denounced hy the church, etc
 Again Mir. Lothape in North American Review of November, 1894, said:
 T acknowledge no civil power; I am the subject of nc civil power; am the subject of no prince. and clam to be more than t6i4. e.aifn to be the supreme judge and direc- tor of the eonsciences Of men, and of the feasalts that till tbe fields. and of the prince taat sits upon the throne ot the household tnA0 sits n the shade os privacy. and the leg. lslHture that makes laws for Kingdoms am soie, last. supreme judge of what is right and wrong. Moreover. NC declare affirm define aAa pronounce it uo be necessary to saIya- ton lo every human creature to be subject to the tomand Pontiff.'
 All of which may be found in Ouiri- ness tApnendix |, p. S32) and the Table. of October 9, 1864
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