The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10

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more plausible, and mOre seprehinE %.
jectlons against this preroEatlNe OF tho
pope than have ever read or heNru
from the ben or tongue Of the most
learned and formidable Protestant as
snilnnt But all the objections We're
trlumphnntly answered. When the au-
dlcnce IN Rhodes listened To- Aeschlnes
repeating the speeches he had previous
~ delivered against DemOsthene5, they
appiuuded him; but when they heaFu
the hnrrnnguc OF DcmostheneH thelr
piaudlts and admiration We're re
doubled. II was with sentiments IKE
these that the assembled prelntss rs
tened TO the advocates OF lntallipillty
after hearing It's opponents.
The P0r's'A IIfNtlIbility.
Besides the Theological difficulties,
there were thinly yelled threats OF fi-
ture hostility to the church forwarded
TO Rome by some of the leading govern
ments of Europe II the decree We're
enacted; and some OF the bishops ex-
pressed their fears that the definition
would be followed by schism in certain
countries. Every dispaSsiOnnte reader,
whatever may be his religious oOnNic-
tons. must be profoundly impressed.
as | was ut the time. with the fearless
= aHa Naa4
ana serene conHuct ot the s Iynt a,SI,D,,
the dictate Of human prudence, We're
deferred neither by speclous argu-
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Cardinal Manning was, unQuestlonn-
Mo ,ba most attractive. figure among
5000 III, anu
'ha fPISSoP'l'e VI E-',''''''N'
ciated form and ceHseiesS nctiNlly Su6-
geSted n playful remark mads 10 hlm
In my hearing by Archbishop SpalulhS.
81 know not how Your Grace can Work
so much, Tor you neither eat nor uIIhh
nor sleep. He deliveTed tue lohSesI
Grafton in the council, and yes II haru-
~ exceeded an hour which IS evidence
OF the usual breNiiy OF the speSCIl '
The question Is commonly put IN AIiler-
lea: How long dld nc speak IN Eu-
rope they ask: What diu ne say SnI-
dinai MAnnlnSs uiscouTsT was most
logical ana persuasive hfEulnSht, anu.
like all his utteranceS, was enutely llee
from rhetoTicAi ornameht ana tiVm 1hS
cifort to arouse the ieelhEs or cllO-
tons. II was scriptural ana historic
al treatise appealing solely 70 'he 'i'tea-
lect ana honest cOhNlc''OhS OA MS
hearers
Ireland han ulsuhsutsntu LEP'e-
sentative VI Tue person VI N'S -IStp
Ledhy, OK SASheI. VINO was, pcl"GtS,
the nost ErSceIui OrHtuF Among ' w,
EnBllsn-SptsklnS Ptetalcs, ms ISP,S
to cardinal frince sthWhItNeuueTh IN
the iRfaHibiIity debate was "A mnster-
piece OF sound reasoning and OF charm
Ing defamation, tlRCturel with deli
cate naNVF oA ItlSh Nh p.,,,i,,,
AfchOlsnpp sPaiuIns; VI S ., aI,,s
ana AfenOlshHp hthtlvh' Vi ~ iSCu's'
la;es from the United States. Arch
bishop Spaiding was member OF the
two most important committees, in
which he was buslly employed. He de-
iiyered but one discourse during the
Council. Archbishop Eenrick spoke
Latin with admirable ease and ele-
gunce observed him day after day
reclining In his seat with half closed
eyes, listening aitsntively to the de-
bates. without taking any notes. And
yet SO tenacious was his memory that,
when his turn came 10 ascend the ros-