Summerside Journal -- 1869-09-02 -- Page 1

ummersile Aournal,
AND WESTERN PIONEER.

DEVOTED TO LITERATURE,

SCIENCE, COMMERCE, AGRICU

URE, TEMPERANCE AND NEWS. _

Vol. 4.

‘September 2, 1869. _

No. 49.

Summerisde, Prince Edward Island, Thursday,

THE
Summerside Journal,

18 PRINTED AND PUBLISNED
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING,
BY
JOSEPH BERTRAM,
AT HIS OFFICE, CENTRAL STREET.

Business Gards,

Business Qards,

E. CAMERON, M. D.,

And Accoucheur,

Alberton, P. E. I.

August 4th, 1869. 8m*

Physician, Surgeon,

Office and Residence at N. Woovsipw's, Esq.,

Mr. W. H. POPE

EGS to inform the public that he has re-
sumed the practice of the Law.
Orrice—A few doors below the Bank of
Prince Edward Island.
Charlottetown, March 18, 1869,

THOMAS KELLY,

PADDY THE PIPER,

IN PROPRIA PERBONA, ADDRESSES THE

GOVERNOR GENERAL, SIR J YOUNG.

At the Levee held at Government House,
Charlottetown, P. E. I., on the
Evening of the 14th
August, 1869,

highest order of the clergy, viz., bishops,
and they only, have a right to attend and
yote at Ecumenical Councils; though
mitred abbots and theologians are invited
to be present to consult, but not to de-
liberate or vote unless expressly authoriz-
ed so to do by a vete of the bishops.
Eighteen of these Counvils have already
been held since the first called at Nice in
325, a list of which, with the objects tor
which they were called, appeared in the

would have to adhere to the Pope. The

of the Catholic Church against this atro-
cous sin,”

The extracts that follows are
words of the article in the World :—

SECRET SOCIETIES.

The legislation of the Catholic Church
in reference to secret societies is already
ample, definite and severe; but, as this
Council is called with the special object of
protesting against the ‘tendencies *
ofthe age, stringent decrees terminated

in the

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ROBERT GORDON,
AUCTIONEER

AND

LAND BROKER,

REFEREES :
Ilon. Judge Young—Charlottetown.
Hon, G, W. Howlan—Alberton,
Mr. Joseph Bertram—Summerside.

Alberton, May 13, 1869. ly

Albevion,.... 1... 8. 2. Island

REUBEN TUPLIN,

Commission Merchant,

AUCTIONEER,

And General Agent.

NOTARY PUBLIC, &o.
SUMMERSIDE, - - P. E. ISLAND

CARD.

R. DOWD may again be consult-
ed, at his old residence, in MARGA'TE,
NEW LONDON.
April 15, 1869.— pro 8m.

DR. J. PRICE,
Physician & Surgeon,

Orrice—At the SumMersipe Drug Store,

next door to Bank, Central Street

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. ISLAND.
October 12, 1868.

DR. JARVIS

Has REMOVED his Residence to SUM-
MERSIDE, next door to the Rev. Mr,
Frame’s, on Central Street.

d@™ Ue can be consulted at his residence
or at Hunt & Co’s Drug Store, atall times.
Summerside, June 3, 1869.

A simple poet gies ye 7"
—Burns, slightly altered:

'Caxp Minne Part,’ Sim Joun ! to Prince Ed-
ward, I say—

Sure I'm just after seein’ Sir Rodney away !

And “Faint again! from my heart and my
tongne,

To your beautiful lady, long may she keep Youn!
We heard you were coming ! two guns made a
noise

And before ye'd say ‘‘ drum sticks’ we turned out
our boys,

In their fine regiment ils of scarlet and blue,
Anice ‘Body Guard,’ to dv honor to you

Ye siioutn see the gentry ! in clusters and rows,
As thick in uppearance as pigeons or crows,

On the top of A building, where flags do be hung !
To get the first peep at the Governor Young !

But the day turn'd to darkness, and all looked
forlorn

When they found ye could not come ashore 'till
the morn,

For “ Napoleon the ITI,’ is much slower at sea
Than the ** Princess of Wales’ or "St. Lawrence’
would be

That's before they attempted, for love or for spite,
In ConFEDERATION too close to unite;

dangers which threatened the Church, and
never was there a time, according to this
writer, When more dangers threatened the
Church than now, or when she had greater
power and spirit to resist them Qn_tais
subject we quote his own words :—

‘The strength of these adversaries with
whom Rome is now stripping tor the fray
isas the strength of adversaries with whom
she has never yet contended to the death.
No tactics of the past can assure her vic-
tory now. What can the rusty arquebuse
of almost half-a-dozen centuries ago do
now against the arms of precision and the
all but impenetrable hide of the sea-mon-
sters? Rome knows that too well, and
on its side intellect will meet intellect,
and as trained and tempered blades will
be raised in its defence as any thrust at
itsheart. It isnot with the Monothelist
she has to contend, nor with the Protes-
tant. Arian or Lutheran cause her no
trouble now, but a keener and more po-
tent foe, one almost invincible unless it be
before her artillery. Ask a Roman Catho-

Catholic Church absolutely refuses to re-

ard as belonging to her fold those who
join these societies, and Pope after Pope,
including some of the most distinguished
who have worn the tiara—Benedict XLV.,
Pius VII,, and Pius VIII.—have formally
condemned these societies. Indeed, there
seems not the slighest reason for beliey-
ing that a Catholic can continue a Catholic
and join a secret society. In the matter
of Freemasons,the Catholic bishops of this
country have constantly republished those
decrees, and as fur back as 1810 a council
at Baltimore solemnly promulgated them.

TUE POPE'S SECULAR PRINCEDOM

It has been frequently declared in Papal
instruments that, in view of the present
constitution of human society, it is abso-
lutely necessary, for the independence of
the Head of the Chureb, that he should be
an independent ,rince. This doctrine
will, doubtless, be accepted and a solemn
protest issued against the encroachment
of existing secular governments on the
Papal dominions, as they existed before

v Day SUN sun ‘sun’s|moon! = o . 7 ne DOCTOR FULLER And, however it happened, ‘tis well understood ton fy ; ey el i 4 as i . uh
2) Rice Vilea, HE Margate.............£. H. island. Res Ua torcrilad thevelyeu mide dune. Lehody lie clergyman what his Church dreads | the kingdom of tay. Possibly, arrange-
Bln : : 5 PHYSISIAN, SURGEON & ACOUGHEUR ‘ood most, and what it must conquer orforever|ments may also be made to establish a
% | WEEK rises-sets! clockjnorth; rises|@ ’ ? ; . ; : ; Hie . :
— — REFERENCES ¢ TEetbENGH AnD OFEIOB ON “Twas a‘ bad job whatever!’ and some will sup-| loose its hold on the human mind; he will| regular tund for the administration of the
| |nm|hm|{m sl [| h mlh =m] Hon. D. Brennan Ho) Holinna, Ly : ue : pose, ; point to the leading characteristic of in-| affairs of the Church, thereby removing
1 |Wed 15 23/6 86) 0 13/11 16) morn)13 13] Ch. Town Summorsdy, Central Street,...... Summerside Hirsi to the Reery a arond oa atenmera| Ucllectual society of to-day—indifterent- | from the Romans, and throwing on the
B ae OD) a ¢ y Ms hd “ ert CI ” v ehh, i i ros j a 1 YT } ie + "J aver y
a |Thurel. 26) 34| 0 3249 21] 0 54 g| April 22, 1869. pat. pro. 6m (Directly opposite the Summerside Bank) at night, : ism and its results, At is to combat these | Catholic world, whatever burden that has
3 |Frid 28] 31] 0 6127 19] 2 0 3 .| Summerside, may 13. 1869. Would keep better agsunder than hugging 100 “social evils, of the time that the Catholic not been hitherto borne by it. This
4 |Sat aol 1011101 8 11 8 10 0 J. H. ALLEN, U tight ! Church is now About to raise its voice |** Peter Pence,” it is thought, collected
ry coats 17 | ‘ ‘i : 4 i 2 ed pu Cee iversal Chureh, will not li
5 |Sun |5 31/6 28) 1 8042 55) 4 2412 57 't iaqy ; KERSHAW & EDWARD'S I do’ know, I am sure, if they’re right or they're through its assembled pastors WeOne Ne MUL EL EA ( id
6 |Mon | 32] 26] 1 50.20 33] sets | 54 OMmMIssion Li. erchant, IMPROVED PATENT wrong,— : he ul MIXED EDUCATION. pony ae any Nae Cony a legeae
7 \Pues | 33|° 24) 2 1058 4| 7 37 bl "i u | Phe world turns around, we shall know before e first and most important error n return for this regularly establishe
8 |Wed | 34) 22) 2 3035 29/8 9} 48 BROVISIONS, iN Non-conducting and Vaporising A a (age slice so longer Ui Ube igticeuts miked aaagaiton aad iron of mn Me tet may a distribution
9 |Thurs| 35] 20) 2 51,12 49) 8 43) 45 ahh well i ur Rea. HA Miah ; Ore | EH ee Witenealaratas je, Maine | on tue cMecue of the Roman Curia, not spe-
Ye |Eed |) 87) ge 180s 9 20° 42) MARKET STREET, - ST. JOHN, N. B. Fire and B oer Proof Marsan ees ee this the whole ebiauland strergth ot the | Citlly local, amongst a wider range of
11 |Sat 89) 17] 3 82,27 13 0 0] 387 ’ Ata tine like the present, such matters, you see,| Church, led on by the approaching Ecu- nationalitites than at present, It may
12 |Sun [5 80/6 15) 3 53) 4 18) 0 4312 36 Give ai vattontion to the Sale De Are beneath the attention of You or of ME isentcall Gouna to ve direatuile The also be suggested, that, as the Cardinals
13 |Mon 40} 18] 4 1441 18/11 29 33 fi ives person attenuon to the sale But as you pass on, moving round in your sphere, n , yes : | are not alone the electors of an Italian
Tue 5 5 g . ANUF > is BIL es elcome yo ‘eo! a ans “a + sy .
14 |Tucs | 41] 11] 4 85,18 15)morn| 30 eet eye every description of Goods . MANUFACTURERS OF _ [Eis the business of Pappy to welcome you here ! Se ee le ilar CR Ural prince, but also the chief advisers of the
15 {Wed | 42) 9) 4 56 55 8) 0 25) 27 , BANK VAULTS, BURGLAR PROOF | pow are you, Sir John? an’ ‘tis how have you] Joseg her hold on her children, and, there- Head of the Church, itis but right that
16 |Thurs} 43 7| 6 17/31 58} 1 23) 94 THOMAS HALL VAULT DOORS, IRON VAULL DOORS, been (ar ele all ‘I Is f We | Nay As there should be representives of that Church
17 |Frid 44, 61 5 80) 8 45) 2 22] >A ‘TIEN ‘LT COMBINATION BAN K|L'mtould you sit there in the room of the Queen, ore, atthe least, all schools for the child- eon tr sadlino ni iti .
it I y c si : tuken trom the leading natonalities of the
18 [sat | 45] 4] 6 0/45 90] 3 22) 19] TS NOW PREPARED, with the assistance | LOCKS, DEED BOXES, PATENT JAIL) aor Canade (CRON AI) ren of Roman Catholics must be under) cntire earth. ‘Thus, at present, there i
19 [Sun |5 46/6 3] 6 21/22 12) 4 2019 17 of the STEAM POWER, to furnish any LOCKS & CELL DOORS, &e. &e ‘To be ‘King of the Castles’ wherever you'd go | Catholic influence and inspired bya Catho- babone Til SHARAN Pp batieads ae 18
29 [Mon | 47| 1| 6 42/58 52] rises} 14] number of T Fu on Diy ig ae GB i He Fe ee en ey lie spirit; or, in other words, must be con- Tenulin ae Aa Mra a Osi ey
Bee Te cole aso all @ sh) Ul REE REHEENG TEACHUINES, (ene eee Mraitae: | (Mar imrinestr nlravi os randy toms, toned vy We BENNE 6° Ee CUUFCW CH gihee,
32 twee! tl bal 1 45|00 Bh 7 gi] GJor the most improved kind : angen Teuibs dsc vy, | CHMEE brave uerée dan of Sle Buiyrll 1 oe "NEW DOGMAS OF FAITII
23 |Thurs| 51] 5 5) south z : AS ae Ros, : i ; : Nes : : oa NE iM! * FAITH,
oe ie SG COE Tron Turning, Wood do., Carts, B. F. PURDY'S MEE SS RATER AK RAGE Mtg UEtd eeealt PEN A Gages i) Two new artioles of faith may be defin-
Sat | 26/58 sb aoe) : 5 Seer TEAL HUEVOEE Tne Way = : : : : ed: onedeclaring the corporeal assump-
26 [Sun [5 54 5 Al 8 47/21 29 9 aj 52 Trucks, dc., We, New Marble & Freestone hori eowteR ive liber ty edt ar allow. In connection with this subject great ex-| tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heavy.
a ee ze al 5 A Bs He 5 Ht o manufactured, together with But my countrymen here—and they're every where | ertions are to be made to establish a few | en at the instant ot her ** death,” the other
ues | 56) 48 2 : ch Wane a opera ‘ IST. ‘ INT. strony — irst class universities, in which very - | defini ® pachi
99 |Wed 67| 41) 9 47/31 O4jL1 42) 44 Allother Wor kin his by anch of tr ade ESTABLISHME NT, Are an He, Bronelie you plone Tice cholate may be eT ub fight Pane ne ee ee AHIOIRtSTy we
30 |Thurs) 58} 39) 10 ud ljmorn} 41) Every Machine MMT to do good work. (NEXT DOOR TO BEER AND SONS ) Panuiaes yerdoute whieh Eee eon, the battles of the Church in the pulpit, the | retormable. Here it may be right to say
TUOMAS HALL. * yress, the Senate and every influential | what the Church means by creating a new

Summerside Markets.
Sept. 2, 1869.

Summerside, May 20, 1869.—tf.
THE Gk

KING SQUARE,
CHARLOTYETOWN, P. E. ISLAND.

All orders punctually attended to.

Hurra for ould Ireland! that same would be kind
*Ye would not yo to glory and lave us behind,’
But hundreds of Irishmen, sooner by far,

In srimmer and{winter would etay us they are.

walk of life. ‘To this end it may be found
necessary to raise up a new religious or-
der, on which subject we again quote the

article of faith. It does not mean thatthe
truth she detines is then for the first time
revealed. On the contrary, it must be

f ‘NN 6]

Beef perlb ib oy MM COMMON SENSE eee "Tis the truth Dam telling! perbaps they're not Maen ile words ;— 1 hat pee Ma this ce Ses it may
Mutton per 3d a 4c . if ; A ° Call and See! wise ‘ ; oe ‘It has been surmised that anew re-| be, is *tlatent” in the Church, ‘Thus it
Oats per bush 3s I amily Sewing Machine! Jan 7, 69 ly Bee ee (ike (he, tral hitae ‘je| ligious order may be created ; that further was with the Immaculate Conception ;
Potatoes per bush 10d a 1s FOR Sais tonld, spirit will be manifested in organizing | that belict, although not an article of faith
Turnips per bush lod a ls £3 5S. Od., A. W. ANDRES, Nova Scotia would rather be out in the cowld, confraternities to take the place of secret| until 1854, had been in the Church from
Butter per lb va a ia iG 5 fortune chen a ae edna’ societies, to circulate Catholic doctrine by | the days of Christ. Every age, although
Lard per lb 9d a 10d : Le i Marble Worker, Hasiie we fae TAF TONG WANE CL tnd edad | means of publication societies, and notably | permitted to think otherwise, bore willing
Tallow ror Fai od HARVIL'S BOOKSTORE, ae : 5 ‘ To be tould, yesterday, that onv wiseacres here, | by Catholic tracts, magazines and news-| testimony to the fact.

Fags oa i 44a | Charlottetown, and PRINCE COUNTY Point Du Chene, Shediac N. RB. | that tetea Ben Butler with champaigne and beer, | papers. Those who look on this coming TIE ASSUMPTION OF THE B. VY, MARY

9, rs BOOKSTORE, Summerside. And a roasting hot dinner, by government votes,-~ Council as the expiring grasp of an effete SA aia ct Ea

Mackerel per doz 28 a 3s ’ a : Not to mention the loun of tmbrellas and couts,—| institution may find that the last flicker of And so it is with the corporeal assump-
Codfish per qt 17s 0188] June 4, 1869. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE- | Were sending our Governor. iG IREA Bd ACondectally orelensed: and tion of Blessed Mary the Virgin. For cen-
Pork per lb by carcass : 4da bd BOOT & SHOE STONES, &c., &c. Without any Dinner or public aa Goran Ean tite Heolitse al 1eaee turies, a high festival ot the church has
Flour per bbl Wed ed AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE CON=}-Tis well that they changed their intention in time, ey, been in existence to commeniorate the fact

168 to 18s

Island Flour per cwt
16s a 178

Oatmeal per cwt.

ESTABLISHMENT.

stantly on hand.
Can furnish Gravestones and Monuments ata

Or Ld blow them all up with the breath of me
rhyme,

no agency which human experience or in-
genuity can suggest to further and
strengthen their religion, and, if it be

on tradition of her passing away bodil

toheaven. And this ** pious belief,” which

Hay per Ton 408 a 60s 2 : ¢ : ; Sky high in the clouds, like an airy balloon i ‘ sauenc aC), ie sear

Pine Boards 10s oes subscriber begs leave to acquaint the} less price than any oui Se Me Toate t cowld bite with the man in the moon! | found necessary, any or all of these means il CURR TTR SCR aN AYeeruee

Spruce Boards 48 a 5s inhabitants of SUMMERSIDE and the the Provinces, and pay a duty besides. And again on this Island they'd never be seen, just mentioned will be adopted. But itis Ce : . ee hception of Mary and
pa Orvers can be lett at Berrran’s Book | with thew niggardly notions insulting the Queen her consequent immunity from original

Charlottetown Markets.
Ch, Town, Sept. 2, 1869.

country generally, that he has commenced
his business of Boot & shoe Mal
imgy, in the Shop next door to Q, O' Neill’s,
near the Wesleyan Church, Me trusts that

Store and at D, Exuay’s, Esq., Summerside,

or sent to
A.W. ANDRES.

And the Governor Young—but we've made it all
right,-—

Jol Murphy's our man fora Dinner to-night.

more likely that any further action on the
subject, beyond a strong expression of
opinion of their value, will be relegated to
national councils, within whose sphere

sin, and, of course, its punishment, death
is likely to be made an article of the
Catholic faith, In using this, the Fathers
of the Council will not create anew reve-

Hl enti ine! ” i h, 1868. dau .
Beef per Ib 44d a 7d | by strict attention to business and good work} Point Du Chene, June Lith, And hope you'll enjoy it--mneailf wont be there,| they properly bclong. — It is just possible
Mutton per Ib 6d a 7d] to give general satisfaction a.d merit a share For Biddy and [ have an ecenn of care y tase A tae ASIC Gi NL EER «| lation, as will, doubtless, be asserted, but
ra * the Lrish pothee a edad, er stop, 43 sa) 4 i a (Cs aye! 5
Ham per lb a Gy ; . WILLIAM CLARK. Saat Ell drink all your healths,—Sir John, eae to you charge of the domain of higher education. been the teaching of the Catholic Church,
Geese none S Je, April 22, 1869 ommission ercnan that i i 8 y based on reyelation, in its early age
eae Le ete OU eee Bee : ’ aye Se es eitunven ua secre dil ge Mi But itis seareely needed so long as the |” , early ages,
; G > May r eaven be y ye die 4 rornnignti . A ee a4 iy
Ducks each 1s ee ae FOUNTAIN HOUSE | Auctioneer & General Agent, | ‘tena better interitance up in the sky. oe) Seley at cing anounlar ds ve PAPAL INFALIBILITY,
Flour per 100 lbs 78 a 188 i ‘ i a | i tl M us| There is hardly anything more certain
Oatmeal per 100 188 a 198} North side King Square, (next to Park Hotel) : Waly Dee a Ate Se Te ey one Wy: SN body may be with outsiders, lew names} about the coming council than that ie will
Buckwheat Flour, per Ib a a a Sr. Joun, N. B Summerside, ----- eececen ee oP) Ey sane ne : 7 brig, more | Se cay icipiines rouuuuce the teachings of the head of the
Codfish per quinta’ 8 0 20s : aM a senate pag aye | Wout tle Cross of Victoria,’ which long may ho) WO Fecosn 29%) Say, tipline,| Chureh intallivle; and here it is right
as ma 0 b 16 i - i an JAMES W. THOMPSON, Proprietor. CARVELL BROTHERS, of the #G i Hon but If does'nt care Ce world COW EHUN” GUNITAEO§ PO UPS BUS Une ean Ay asserting
poly ne tu - 3 Q TEL < ie ‘olonsay Honse,-—but myself does'nt care | le t) —| ay nies ’ », » is infallible 1 fh ‘
citeee : 8d a eo EP Orinity Oe ae he tgs AUCTIONEERS, i Hb Scotch oF he's He 80 is as We toe to his Chareh. Whatever may be needed era Wicca: UAHE BY eed
. . “su sine gua non, and must be understood: .. way . ’, ie y og af “ “f 1
‘Tallow ieee ita liberal patronage hitherto received, and most Hae Merchants Bordieleal ad Buctouy lian they're oud, 1(10 the efforts of. the Catholic Church to} that there was an Alexander Borgia who
Eggs per dozen 1s Gd a 1s 9d respectfully solicits a continuance of the ommission 7 declure promote its aspirations to the control ot) + jjjustrated the Papacy with numerous
wey per bushel s6da 4g] 9 me. on, | ' AND GENERAL AGENTS. To your Honor, Sir John, can't be beat any where, | higher education, can effectively be en- vices;” that there was a Pope Honorius;
en Bia bed ee yore ey PE ead ) ae ae — —$ $$ $$ $$ | triste to therm. that there were Popes ready to condemn
Hay per ton 603 a 60s Aer pub OFS City LAs beh) BANK BUILDING, - - QUEEN STREET, THE APPROACHING OOUNOIL OF THE SYLLABUs. advances in science, &e., which did not
Hides per lb 40) "Tn connection with the Hotel, is GOOD Charlottetown, P. E. Island. THE VATIOAN On this subject, the writer says: “ The agree with the Vadial Koran—ergo, &e.,
kina each 23 a 28 5d] ay ry hacen awa (| ‘ al ‘hail sitet a, | But it must be distinctly understood that
Sheeps “1 STABLING, and a careful Hostler in attend relations of Church and State in modern |; Hay nae eerere SEE
Spruce Boards per 100 ft. 4s a 48 6d ara te M Phiice Bdward WILLIAM DODD, Crone a fi bo fully diacuasudand 3 impeceability is distinct from infallibility ;
P ance. Parties coming from Prince Kdwar y hn ON, " society will be fully discussed,and a tormal / lity ;
Hemlock =“ 2 85 Od 1 46 Island with horses will find this establishment (From the St. John (N. B.) News.) A aaiiveriniento GUUS MOGEIAG, Ol ue IED! that, even where Alexander VI, unmistak
— B ably proven guilty of the excesses which

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‘Lhe approaching Ecumenical Council
will be such an important meeting, not
only for Roman Catholics but in some re-
speets the nations, that general attention
is more and more directed to it. A writer
who is understood to be high in position
and standing in the Roman Catholic
Church has tarnished a long explanation
concerning it to the New York World,
from which we condense the points of
chief importance. He says a council is a
meeting, not of the whole Church, but of
its representives or pastors; and that there
are four kinds of councils, yiz., the Ecum-
enical, the National, the Provincial and
the Diocesan, The Ecumenical is the

man Church on the subject, is almost cer-
tain to be put forward. ‘Phe Syllabus will
be the basis of this. Itis fr. quently as-
serted that this document does not express
the teaching of the Catholic Church in re-
ference to the various matters condemned
in it as some of the chief errors of the age.
There seems to be no reason for this opin-
ion. Fortunately, or unfortunately, these
propositions,be they ill-sounding or other-
wise to the theologian of to-day, contain
asynopsis of doctrines of the Catholic
Church. Iiberal as they may be, they
are nevertheless propositions selected from
numerous ex cathedra pronouncements of
the present Pope and his predecessor,

have made the name of Borgia odious,
alter he had worn the tira, it would not
effect bis intallibility as teacher; and, even
jit Pope Hlonorius as a private -theologian
{taught heresy, or it subsequent Popes
held that the earth did not go round the
sun, it would not effect their intalibility.
It the Pope is declared infallible, it will
bein the sense that declarations of the
[lead of the Church pronounced as such
ex cathedva, and on matters of morals and
taith, are absolutely true,

* ULTRAMONTANISM AND GALLICANISM.”

It is said that the French Emperor will
interpose his ** authority” to prevent any

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being catholic or universal—and it must
be culled the result of a general invitation
issued to the bishops of the entire Church
by its head. ‘There were disputes in form-
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never with reclamation, They are, there-
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exterior assent. as any Papal decree can
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Renan, ‘the Pope knows better than his
adversaries what itmeans to be a Catholic,
He published his Syllabus, well aware
that it would not do tora Catholic to

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** Declaration of the French clergy.” Apart
altogether from the evident impertinence
of such # course, itis clear that the Em-
peror will not interfere in the matter, and
that whether he does or not, if it engages
the attention of the council, the so-called
Gallicanism, which can hardly be found at
De ratiealiy ¢ aN ool Tateed yall be
2 mao Fa Lpu,” emphaticaily condemned, Indeed that ta-
brave the teachings of al pe. se bd Decleeation® had hardly passed
MATRIMONY. trom the hands ot Bossuet and his con/reres,
The council is expected to take very | betore it was rejected by the Roman churel
of the whole Roman Catholic body.—The] high ground on this s 1, by protesting | and by the principal bishops and theologi-
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