The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10
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the utilltv might say the absolute nee
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esS''S' Oh '"e A''''''' 'o"sus ~ '"' ",'
atoms OF the council, Had tNe pIshopS
no uniform medium 70 express their seh-
timeHtS, the coNncil WouIu haNe IsBrm-
Grated into babel OF tongueI. Euniie
debate would nave Oeeh lIlnrao'iSonlt
even familiar conversation during tle M
tervalS OF recess between the spseSues
would have been lmpoaslole 10 great
many, for the bishops, seats were ar
ranged, not by nationality, Dut by sen
iorlty of rank. But. thanks TO the Latin
language, which all but Few OriehtaIS
understood, each bishop comprenenIeu
the dlscourses almost as clearly rs II Iney
had been spoken IN MS naive toUSue.
While the speeches or al tile pisuopS
were Ineligible to the hearers. an az
tentive listener could usually detect 10
what family OF nations the orator Delons-
ed He could tell Mhether tne sIeHNStE
was Spaniard' fTenehhaI' an It'll It'll
i I.S 1 sI,,Inr w ~ aIme.. ne readily
as an EnrIishman can distinguish a
Seotehman from cOckney or a York
ehirenan' the p ronunStAt ION W NJ
ceh1'eAtlOn OF L''Lli -. s'ae ~ Sii
sennu OF tne sott SuIttiSS' We III
ooIeth tn9t rrNeSlcu ,s ,,,,,, NJ
tns SPe1Ss'' O''iSS' ~, LIhI,nniiv
enhle WOULD pI1S va I,"it,,, sHr'ii,It
sSe ~, ~ ~ ~ cicero
while iistenins 20 the LluS " ~,
uttered WIN lnusGtioh ana $50
untamillar 10 hls ears, N ,,S,nt,
pnshed Dlshop OF H tIieN.t -, IL 1S1.S,,,S
with graceful aPot'6S Loi nus ~.
accent; MY voice, MOS nv, ~ -,
ers, is French, Ont my u el't y II's-
lAuo1uor Eos' heNeIeIl. ,N -
Calico. sea hoIndiio Cotuel
SO ruen tor tns lans Li'H , ~ ~
look mi''Fe ClDSeIy ~, ~ ~ ~ :. ~, ~.
am MOI cNaEEei3t.lS WIZ s"S -
council OF the vatican ms Uesi sNJTt'sN
oy rev. il any; otiluS -
clSll or Scelesla''sle1ii ''.' ~, 90, ,,,a,nr;tv
met, whether we eons!GeE ny ,.lasusa,S
q years o. iCs HeH,'StS :. go ,,'i'i9
their Experience anu p'sts, y ny ny. ~,
spread Influence OF me ISS.yss Ill -
framed toF tht sPIi.' 'i.. III '''''
1aFe OF the StiIlseLAh ispuu"'
Many WeFo "t"J ''e"'
Thu Youngest bishop la the council was
,II E,,ry ,brsa. f,,,rrhs
go. y -. ,,,.
Ot the pTeiates F4hstu "e'"''" ~
and ninety years. The great majority
therefore. had grown gray IN the service
OF their Divine Master. several FATHERS
III the church, bent With age. might De
seen passing through s. Peters BaSllica
10 the council chamber every morning.
leaning with one hand on their stan the
other resting on the ShoutIrr o. the'r - ~
rsIary. One or two blind hi*hops coull
be observed. guided by their servants, rs
they advanced to their posts MiiG t9tteL-
!nS steps, determined 20 ala the church
IN their declining years by ihe WISDOM OF
their counsel, ~ they had c1nsecrnteI 20
her their Vigorous mlnhoHd by their
apostolic labors Several preiates were
so much enteebled by years ahu I,''I W.
TleS. and - exhausted by traNri; .laS
they died martyrs TO obedience anu uhtS
ar their way to their council. several
others expired in rhe city or whils re-
turing TO their diocese
BUT TO the gravity OF years, the num-
der OF the council generally unh'-i pro
found and varied learning. From theit
youth they had drunk al the tountan OF
knowledge, and particularly AT that nh
sacred scIenc.. There was no; sluslS
civilized language. scarcely even tilDaI
dialect N Nosne SiI M. r InS I'D and
spoEen by some preia,e in tina, assembly.
Every bishop was f9rniliAr with at hast
two Gr three lanEuhSes' ana some o.
them were cAp2Dtr OF sPeahHS Io.u
eight to tweiSe' ne pt l.l. .. tt ,i,,.
gary intormed me tHdt ne ei'pIoS ~ ~.
Inherent tSnSues u. tue ~,
Oh ms vast dloSes OF "l'i.IS's %
corresponding ~ l'1l1n' Iu SIu' S Stli,i'
languages. A wear aI',s'oI'S LIols nina lI.',
VINO SAT next 70 ny, ~: - ~, I.,l, " ~,
oOhgtd 90 use Sax S"S VI Ai='s va
tectS IN MS NicaIl&s'
Where else Souiu oe IouILu i .'u ~ ~
semhly capable OF diNcoursI II IN an lH iIi
Ruages under fhe sun was nOl t.'lI
spectacle suggestive OF IN p siilecuStLi
miracle? And wen misht me specta l.,,S
eXclatm: 5ehOld, are Evt al these Why
speak GailieaIS Sor At e1I "a d'SSap 'i ' o.
tne DNlle , ~, ,r,,,,,, r,bs,,-
every one heard our own tongue Where i
In We were born farthlLHs; M I,'' anu
Elamttes, and inhaoit9hts OF Mesopot'I
mia~J udea ana GaPpAH"T' Io' ', t, anu
Asia, Phrygia' FahP,iyIIA' anu EsgPH
and STRANGERS 81 RoIne' ftOStiIylts;
Cretes and Araosaht-Wu nave ne eILlI
them all speak IN our tongue t"e "o"uet-
ful works of Goa.