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... no English revolution has ever touched tlir tern. But in France, no sooner that system .ha!; iby a great na- tional movemen speak, of the il may »wcr, the whole than the innate ideas. is thrown Oif ;i3 Celtic France, 1 the face of tho ...
... any difference between Jan. 7. 1860. them and her own duidren, which cares for them when pressed down by -rant or sickness, speaks to their hearts in kind words, ...
... of the soil.”—Chief Baron Wolfe. DUBLIN, SATURDAY JANUARY 7, 18C0. OPENING OF THE NEW YEAR. It seems almost ridiculous to speak yet of the year ISCo—not of its promise, but of its actual performance. This is the first week of its existence. It is but ...
... this modern tyranny to insult, to revile surpliced rulliaus all those who minister at the altars where the people worship. It speaks of the episcopacy discharging their sacred duties in language which one would hesitate to apply to the vilest criminal in ...
... intelligence, but laws are other things from dogmas, and when you speak the inflexibility of the dogmas of canon law, you are entirely ignorant of the lirst element tilings, and the language you speak, « It would be necessary, you say again, account of those ...
... accordingly. It is said that Mousignor Saccboni submitted two draughts of what he wished to say. The Emperor’s reply ought to speak for itself. But when his Majesty says, that ‘he has ever professed the most profound respect for recognised rights, are we ...
... the Government of Maz/.iui and his cut-throats was better than that of the good and paternal Pio ouo. Lord Derby, who, in speaking of his Doon tenantry, has proved himself a very Rupert in lying, pronouncing the states of the church a plague spot in Europe ...
... and Exemplar; but they know not when to confederate, nor what grounds —for lambs may nestle amid shot piles until the sphynx speaks, and the spoils of unprepared enemy cumber the Invalides. It might be well, therefore, to suspend judgment on the apparent ...
... thus united, and working together for common end, may rest perfectly assured that end will be accomplished; and instead of speaking of the last Highlander turning hishack upon his native land, shall be adopting the strains in which another Scottish Celt ...
... counrty and our Church than he who now tills the Chair of Peter, the immortal Pius IX. (enthusiastic applaus”). But why I speak of Ireland and Poland All Europe owes the preservation of Christianity itself, and of civilization to the energies of the Popes ...
... Grace, on rising to address the assemblage, was greeted with renewed applause. When silence was restored, he proceeded to speak follows : When I consider the dignity and sacred character of this place, and the importance of the business which has called ...
... to himself the peaceful possession of the States of the Church.” We need offer no comment on this letter : unfortunately it speaks for itself. It will now be difficult indeed for the Emperor to set himself right with Catholic Europe, to clear himself from ...