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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-11-08, Page 3&NOT I L WITTE./ FROM 0A5, tAP.Lita A,Y AN. V the %literu tit "'Yam" („aert141,3I/D.1 Now how ibree it idea the 1'104 s awl liberties of Lilo Pro- testants of Ontario who have now - s ro do was them. if the pinto of qielere, give tie- Jeeffiie fettia,0 ert .A jinn iour opposition was to the en - )w or tuft ,Jetritts sts beingpro. fessedly e. religioae body and their en. dowluent rine ineorp.)racion as a body dairgerette to the mere Jint this - danger XE NOT rIP.,R)NEED ON TEEM IMM•EIALITZ, DDT ON TEEM INTERNEE LNG IN PoLiTIOAI, •II4TTPaidt and with the rr,, igton of °Were as WOE tis they - elsture power,' 1 have rounkraized the - above as1 well) to cell your readers - special attention to ibis admission of in) rev, friend. Here ho'fres been all this time trying to." prove that the J osui ts were item 7'411, trod 110 w ht turiova up the poui uad u1 ii that • their immorality Conietst.f treble - pr)litieril faqirs:dies, end, hem he goes out of the wey for a reasou, they Welk, interfere in the religion of othere, when they are in. power. My rev, friend is sure!y in a hatl way foe . A grievance, and 1,,,hits wry far to get QUM, Did, he ever hoer of it jesuit inter- fering' in pelitics in Canada? or of interference with the Protestraut re- • ligion in any avay I But 1 linegine 1 lieikV ray rev. friend saying it hey might you itnow', The Jesuits are too well bred to force their attentien on any one As fer politics, do.s iuy rev, friend know that the Jesuits never vote at any elecion, But I never understood bt flue that interfering iti politics constituted immorality, brit of course myrev. friend has the ad- tautage of mo, being a mere layman, .1 may not be ats well posted up in theology as he, but fur the present he isI wroi.g. 1 know a number of parsons in Outario just now who are the busiest of busybodies, in polities as well as c!ier matters, aed who have so mach courage and cheek that after they bave been snubbed by the highest authority in the land, ,and even their appeal to the foot of the throne, which they speak about with so much unction, has been abandon- ed because the parties in authority .who stand around that sacred. precinct has given them to understand that they will fare no betterthe.n they did with her most Gracious Majesty's -representative, yet they cliug to the . hope of ruling Ormada by it very, very small minority, and although those gentlemen are the busiest of busy bodies in poJities 1 for one would be the last to say they were immoral ou that account. But my rev. friond is most inconsistent; he reminds me of •Goldsmith'sschoolinaster, who E'en, though conquered could argue still, He admits defeat himself as I have shown, yet he quotes Prof Goldwin Smith, who among other thiugs says "Far from having a claim to endow ment, Jesuitism has no more claim to legal protection than Thuggisna, nor Was the sacrifice of human victims to Bowitnee by the word of the Thug, more , wicked than the sacrifice of human victims by the auto de fe or the sword of the Jesuit Ware to. the power of cruelty and perfidy whiell -the sons of Loyale worship as God". Now if my rev. friend admits that the Jesuits wore good in their private lives, but were merely political buoy bodiea, hence their iintuora,lity, why does he quote Prof Smith to prove that they were very; very bad? I have italicised lesuit Wars' be- cause 1 would like to know what wer the Jesuits carried on. My Rev friend think it was not right in me quoting the specific irntnorality of Protestant clergymen, and says he . could produce scandals on our side of the house too, Mentioning the un- fortunate affairs of the late Archbishop of Cincinnati, and qictinerous scan- dals related by Father Chiniquy. Of course, all have heard of Arch Bishop Purcell's financial failure, and it was most unfortunate, but, who eau prove real downright dishonesty? Some Bishbps and Priests are like other •Anitnoiers. It was the Biahop's brother Who bad charge of the matter, and am happy to say that the Diocese has undertaken to pay off the entire debt ill time, About the numerous soan. dais recited by Father Ohiniquee Of course if my Rev friend is willing to believe all Father 0 says he is welcome to it, even to the "85,000 converts from Rome" and the hundreds of priests waiting to leave the Catholie Church as soon as Chiniquy can collect from his dupes enough to build a refoge to receive ti Uh 'Yes,ncy dear !hive anything you like and you have Ile, friend, you aro at liberty to be.. shown us what you like to believo. Qlainiquy and tho chaste and immacu- late Widdows, and others of that ilk, )new what is wanted and they tell e.HI -.not trie truth— bare jeer, what you Ake to hear. 'ou pays your 11J 11 I fly aiid vou ta1M1 your 0111)10(1.1 1 listened GO rather 0 on one oecneintt and how Protestants could ilgten him :to often, let Moue believe him,. is ,iliothiog peat tray comprehension. iliTy !Lev friend fip03113in*N1t1111841E91 of the eie se eveower.' Th,) lomJiuiI the foundation of what since halm be - mime known as Om 1....1/1/ .4 Freedom for the oppr. :Ned of gurope. This triands nice, lint tho poor tt"forrimate old women whom those noble Pilgrims (+vitiated as withes, did, not under - amid it that way. Itey friend says rim; X coudemned liberty of con. ecieuce, free speech, free press and, an open Bible. Ti n to..) sweeping a uherge, aud 1 deal:taut WW1, particular proof. .Does toy rev. friend think that Car - {final Manning would he so indiscrete RE to Make nse of such language as he bus charged him with. viz. •I im- knowledge no civil piwer. 1 am the suejeet of no prince', tqt., etre Such sentiments do not belong to thie great MED; either like the 'Shepherd of the 'Tai ley',t he quotation before. alluded to, the context is teinovecl, and the sense chatiged. Fot iustatiee, he might say as a spiritual shiner of tee Church, I am the subject of no prince', etc I merely throw our, the hint; itt no Orwell is the scriptural injunetion to .reurler mato Caesar the things that are Censer's better carried out than in the Roman Catholic) Church. To the charge that the Roman Catholics of Qaelree are iutolerant toward the Protestant minority the oucton Transcript tuakes an effective reply 14, quoting front the election re- turns as follows: The county of Lotbiniere, which has a population of 20,244. Catholics to 613 Protestants; eleoted a Protest- ant representative, Mr. Joly, as long as he oared to come forward. Richmond, and Wolfe, whose Cabo - lie population is 18,220 to 8,019 Pro- testants, sends a Protestant member to the federal parliainent. fillefl'ord, with a population of 17,204 Catholics againse 6,022 Protes- tante; has always eleoted a Protestant for Ottawa Sherbrooke, where the majority are Catholias—to wit, 6,882 Catholics agaiust 5,399 Protestants is represent - est at Quebec and Ottawa by two Protestants. Montreal West has 25,175 Catholics against 22,988 Protestants, arid is represented by two Protestants. •Ottawa, which has 36,000 Catholics against 10,932 Protestants, is repro - seated in the federal parliament by a Protestant. Pontiac where the Catholic popu- lation is 11,843 against 8,516 Protes- tants, is represented by a Protestant. Do the Ontario election returns show a similar liberal and tolerant spirit on the part of the, Protestants ? Can Ontario make as good a thew- ing as this '1 When will a county itt Ontario with 20,000 Protestants and 600 Catholics elect a Catholic to either parliantent I talk about Rowish ag- gression and intoleezenee, but here are facts that cannot be gainsaid and speak for theinseives. Thei again look at Montreal electing a PeOteetaut mayor when they could have a Catho- lic one al the dine. When wtlt BROCKENST-TIRE'S Toronto elect a Catholic mayor, when ,indeed I I will now clime this already Photograp• long totter by quoting from Picturesque • Canada sentence that is very, refresh- memory, and have shown that true christian feeling that is the outcome of all who sincerely follow the teach- ings of Him who taught 'Peace and good will toward men.' VairlIo140 lamas. A Dartmouth graduate has written a work on The Probable Cause of .01.aoiation. We did not suppose that was a matterof dispute. If it was not cold weather, what could it be? Chr011ie Congas anti CoIds. And all Diseases of the Throat and Longs can In oared by the use of Scott's Emulsion, as it contains the healing virtues of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos. pliites In their fullest force. See what W S Muer, M D, L 5, 0 4', ete, Truro, N 8, says: After three years' experience 1 eon,sider Soott's Emuisto ono of the very bast in the market. Very excellent in Throat affec- tions. Sold by AU Drugglats, 50o. and V.. 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De sure and ask for "Mas, Wtnnow's Soormsto Syrectr." and take no other kind. CALEDONIAN HALL. The Society meets every third Monday month. Visiting brethren welcome. This commodious hall can be secured for enter tale moots of every kind at a very low Azure. For terms dm., apply to JAMES LOUTIT, Cline & Co. • Oat Meal Mill Opened. The undersigned desire to inform farm ars and the people generally that they haN reopened their get Neel !VII hi Itliingham, And are now prepared to purchase Oatt, in . unlimited quantities and at the Eighest MeIkot Mee. They will supply customers with the BEST GRADES in Oat Meal. ELDER & CLEGG, •‘. bif - 01\TT RED ROOKER " " ar95 11 L4 rill a 1-1 d • A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT --Or— FURNITURE of all Kinds, vitileti, will bo sold at lowest figures, lECAND MADE OR ORDERED GOODS. Sae my own make of MBtrasseB, Lounges, titc, and everything in the upholstering line, Picture Framing- and ordered work will receive vosupt and careful attention, All work done in, trst.class style. Undertaking promptly attended to at any hour, Every requisite in Stock, Embalming a specialty, D. E. CaLlaCK, Funeral Director and Embalmer, ing in the midst of the anti -Jesuit LOng Experience, close attention and agitation now going on. In the above book, vol. 1 page 1..3, Rev. Principal Grant, whom your readers know is a staunch Presbyterian, but recognizee merit even among the,. Jesuits. He says •Magnificent missionaries those Jesuits were, more devoted men never lived. Tho names especially ' GARNETS AOUPS Charles Lalleinont andFAMILY Jean de tre- ND tili beuf are still sacred to thousands of —A SPECIALTY.— French, 'Canadian Roman Catholics, A Large Assortment of Frames The leathers tied left Femme to eonkept constantly On hand. Prices as vert the Inclines. 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Cedar Pmts. lairrors in the dattSe of justice and trath, you have not evidently looked Car Load "Orders a S to prejudiced writers in order to find • • • pecialty out the truth of the mattor, and in p those much abused mOOD denvereto any part or on you see only, true servants of our common God and, Wilight"` instead of comparing them. to the ANTOrd.o Wotan prompt y ationdid to. Thugs of India and using other choice, mann 'T1101ISOlf, epithets you have done justice to Lheirj Wi51si5.O. I I 1 1 1 1 .1 11 1 1 11 OR Ti.,.. BEST VALUE ORDDRED CLOTHING HAT, ,TEI3STER'S CAPS, ST' IRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, &C Cheap for RASH, EBSTErt'S Ti -IE CITY GROCERY CHANGED HANDS. ' Having purchased H. Hiscoek's gleretly chasses in GENERAL Fruit% PI MT' Mi `.; NG and etie heavy pur- GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, • Geufeatimeryv Crizekevy Glaggware, He has nom FIR,MS1-1 G -003:)S. ARRIVING DAILY,. and offers SOLID BARGAINS FOR CASH Come and see. A CHOICE STOCK OF GARDEN Try goods and ascertain prices. 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