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prosidency. • Thtat.gmlldest office
Mr. Barron is evidently a fit Co-
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the olubt, with its vast'powor and tate
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he added " it should appear to you that
, Pi ' y
vent hypocrisy,
fCatholi slander and
French-Canadians are paralyzed, and
I y
their resources gradually absorbed
cial of the Jesuits was executed for
patrona;c of its hundred thousand
erverting and falsif int tublic
p o y o 3
begging and by the natural increase in
bitter butted of the Catholic Church and
f
of
the Romish Church system! 1 should not �:
Cute ,tinily. The murderous attempt
i I
appuintutents, is used as a mere an.
accounts.
the value of certain kinds of real estate.
900 valued at
Catholic people were th,s main character•-
be astonished to learn that the man who, ;
`
knit close, those of the new
ine to promote 'artisan success and
- p p'
—�—
Abe owns churches;
$37,000,000 ; 900 parsonages, together
istics of n great deal of what fell from
g.
uttered this sentiment was an upholder . \t
' 1
.together
faith olid gave an }mpetus to
penaqual ambitions. Jobbery; rob-
bet bargains
, ,.
The Americab s kick up a fuss be-
with the palaces of'the cardinal, the
the speakers of the Evangelival Allinneer
it will be because your better training
Of Irish landlordism and a staunch
British advocate of aha system by which
y
Protestantism which is felt even to
rima conibillations
y' g
and sales aro the rule in ovary polio•
Cause the British. Ministor at Nash-
'to
$900,archb00 ; and bishops, valued at
$soo;oo0 ; 12 seminnt'ies, worth $sao,-
and purer faith enable you 'to see through ,
the motives and methods of Otir religious
the peasantry of Ireland Bud indeed of
England, too, are robbed of the proceeds
this day. The dttteetion and Trus-
cal movement, front nominatibg a
ington said in a private latter a
,
foes. He took exception"to the bunch-
of their'labor. ProtAatiint writers have
tration of the gunpowder plot was a,,
£
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lout en o t '
`hrazenly push themselves for the
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In 1759 the church received 2,117,000
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.
prosidency. • Thtat.gmlldest office
Mr. Barron is evidently a fit Co-
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the olubt, with its vast'powor and tate
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SHE sgl'Y t4�ILTQ+'1'>5' M.dR- cent. pQt pnnuln .1t oaata X277,28neutt w1►icb coxt(prrt,d powers alt Itl,e I
The Huron News-"Voord stagy 4Qt 0,001 00.4 to the, troaty" aoa
K1t;r FpR FAtiiAtS• each year to 1zaJt theinteleston each it
s1.6oaYORr- sx.zG tnaavauoe. 1.60 acres iuyolved $11 this tndebt-
finally 4ettletl the.lingak status of the f _.I'_.,•T-.-_,_,-___--,-.-�•= =.- I.eadding 49468 nau of the neigh tdve I LOgk at it•ftflU re anti. see alts stip lion rho Im the olAust w 1i74udf^` 8 ;( r't
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aNas lie socceta that aIle gid law for rhoar`,g�
°� -` - where our labor pea. if this maitttenant ofch,irc4se, pa au Ines •R1R4 b ��//1YetEttu c�:� ,lVuvGtnbcrfitL.13938 borinb repnbli. do pot eee the Y S rtests restored ou y withAinericaa peppleas C+ttiadiau rents- shows prQ,tl>erity, God doI Its us r , a4ituld bs01n 8 "
„ respect to the 83 parishes which thea t .• ;
gadas living in Canada pretend to from a prosperous eoudition 1 .existed, The intention was that the
FIFTH NOYL'•tIBER--160.1-1688 see Cham. Cal. P. Durran, the As if this were not enough the pariah system, with its manifestlyatrgreti PRICES TO SUIT THE; TIMES. .
official report of the Dep talent sive earactione, should tleVur extend
be o11d its existing limits at that time.
Monday was the 5t11 No;vatnber silver•tonguati orator of Dakota, y NEW GOODS ruu,.tnntly Pnusiu� in. The latN,t arrival is unotLr•r Lilt;
Of Agriculture at �1 a,h,to n shows out this restriction, too, tins been set lilt (if those
the remembrance of which brings tells some plain truths in Ilia own that the furrnora in New York State, aside, and now bishop' of their own will, - ••
to utilid the Last and deallairiug forcible �IId iuiruitable way. Here and is the exercise of their legal powers, °tl�e waalthkeat ku the Uniou,nte step steel new parishes. Aod with toe Par-^�j �� GOODS.
efforts of the I3otunn Catholics to is tau extract from a recent speech in a pitiable condition : liament of Quebec since 1867 virtually G Jn../,;1�.1J
maiutaiu the ascoudanc of their of lois to his American fellow Citl- under eeclesinstical control it Is nut
Y - "The result of the investigation surprising that any legislation that may .
faith in England. The adhe,iion of zeas : in New York," says t1e report, be necensxrs for the stili firmer vatablish•
"The whole American re ublie uahows that three tenths of the went of the Church call be readily pro. 1t would do your heart iwyon coal sirs t.0 A aur) ,lrligi,t aura to ,linty them
England to Protestantism was N to apo. .'l'hp•y Warr,»t•u�.a AT FINrE CENTS. •
and Government seems honey- ' cured. 13y this means the liberties of Y
" ehryetallized by tho adoption ill the furans aro mortgaged, and that one the people ere being more and mote
cowUed with rottenness. Mon- ill twentyof the farm proprietors I
. time of Edward 1'1 of the hullk of strous wrongs -and abuses have I Ou the libety rivalled, and the principle of religious .� HOSE T'W IP E D EFFECTS
coalition player" which, will, slight is hopelessly in debt. liberty is - lw
artrenched tholnaelvea ill the as \t hula 1'iarmara aro weir ill debt
t?isa•: L'.aN 1'Lv aha' .lAtur
alterations, is still used by the crud citadel of the republic. its than they were tau years ago, but by Romanism being undeniably pla,�ed ARE GRAND—when loath+ up have. the appearance of Tttruty-Five
Church of Eu -land. '1'h t net of deepest foundations in the hearts the average indebtedness is not in is position in relation to British law (,,,]It Goods. ' You will save TEN To FIFTEEN PER CENT. by
and confidence of the people are e.
devotion then becalue cunuuon heavy. There are a largo nutttber wholly different uia,kiug von, purchases fnriu us -0 -is is Ito blow, nut the huue�t va'nlict`
shaken. Giant eorttytptiuu, like the url•Cha$0,l a The GOvorumout has no right to dig- uF alit eo,Ir which nett holds us Furth ua
of tilt' wtlula Ludy of of farms which were 1 N l J Y
prayer" unclean boast aIle Abomination of criminate in U,ia manner in favor of ant•
worsbippers, 'ilia priest was no few years ago anti moltgng„d, which o°t of dogma -i, +and to clothe the te„chera .
Desolation, ill prophetic viaiuu, now would not sell for nlurke alien ti ” The �t(�Q ' al's 'x'10ntd. y'
of them with civil 1•utvera of she c,, nista
longer t•he not liator botwaeu Gaal parches on -our holiest altars and the f,toa of aha uaurtgagea up%ing to ter rnontiune 'The French people
and the worshippers. He was bespatters with its ulcertuis filth thu rl, ,reciatiuu of the farthing themselves, fn tbeir exeruiaA of their
pP the robes of our priests, the tuna; ul' 1 —0
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tile which uu tilt averago is fully personalrigb'3aund freedom, shall d coat
brought down to be the Inuuth- Of our souatOra the eruline of our , �, off this fntoletahle mediaeval incubus of
>, 3S p,;r cont. ku tau ycsrs. I tobab tithes and Iaxee, and support ua they
pinto of Ctao cougrog,ation. lit 15 ju,lgaa. From laigbest to lowest, ly one third of alta ftumiuit lands i
fort, arlioles wore fOl'naulate+l nS from Presidents, Sonatorsand Cabi may judge proper the religion of theirH I rl 11 , Gf 11
) ill aIle States would not sell fur more choice, deliberately decided upon in the
the new faith, siucn rOducutl by not ufiicers to dug Law legislators, tilau the cost of the buildi.ugs find light of God's trail, and not under cent-
the
locators and Cruse roads town rr ulsion of env Acts of Parliament,
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orniesious to thirty•niue. Tho other itl(hruvu0lonts, o+viae to this Pa ,louse '
councilmen, no class is clear of shrinkage Tho average income (Applause ) _
. penalty Of death or itu tristitt"" t o ___.__ _ ��'��
i hideous auspicious ilea imputations. Coming to speak of aha income of�the
front farms over and above rxpenst,s, Romish Church in. Quebec and how it is ment and set forth the series of resula-- that the "Protestant Reformation' was
for life or fines attached to their Utlicare, lawn, verdicts of juries and will not exceed 3 x r cellt.-JO o
�' k ' derived, he said it might be given to x .tions �in' protest (already published in checked and beaten back by Jesuits
infraction. lluring F.11/,+Ueth'a decisions Of courts cru a3 OPI'll and Capital invested". single sentence. The vast wealth whi-h the Wihaess) whic4 had been sunt to the spreading knowledge and education
time eufurcoutuat was left in :ahoy- uotoriousty marketable as pannuts ,r tkte Roman Catholics ha'i built a was
in a peddler's tray. C)uugress and Thirty per cont. of the faTnls in p Governer- c nowledgedunlil acid Cour- among the tmase a , the people? And
obtained from tithes, -taxes, pew rents, teouslq acknowledged. lie observed Be the Jesuits began, so have they con-
auce, itt James' time the Puritan Senates have been taught alp like the State are mortgaged, r'arig ii rt fees for sac•ameuta'and special masses that if the,lesults had itlegaland moral tinned down to the present day. So,
clergy re!'usatl cumpliiulc0 uud avers scabby Cattle in stalls 1 arra giant front two per cent, of their valu" to for thedead, proceeds of lotteries, ser- right, to ttnir forfeited estates, they with the b!essiag of God will they coa-
proceedod agaiust.lis well as CatbO• rings handed by such lineal dos- 100 per cont., average Eli 1 pot• Cont, vices rendered by nuns as managers of should receive them back in full, and tioue till all heresy and darkness is
Of estimated value." convents, asylums and hospitals, and As, not a sum representing probably not driven from the earth. ,he scope of
lies-. In 1601 all ,T^,.snits anti cendant.s of hydtt, I.nfttte, and Six mr,nufacturess and vendors of trinkets, one-fourth of their whol • valuta. Aud the Society is the broadest possible, f'or
seminary {,riosts warO "Otaarea to teou String Jack as Jay Gould have Outof the mouths of the Atuuri- charms and fetish •s, by l gdests, by real if they have such a right Protestants it'inclndes not only the contemplative,
pillaged tile, people of nunual e;ans are Out' Canadian ilulloxation- and interest from invested Capital. No should not receiV0 One cent Of these nor only the Getive life, but both. And
depart thv country. Thio gave life millions and tour of millions, ono could accurat.+ly surii up the revenue estates. (Hear, hear.) It was simply it refuses no ministry, no barbarous
to n cunspirucy beaau,l by OIIO Empires of public land and money
lila convicted of the ha uaL areae}t from all these sources; for while the ad act'of fujustice to vote them $69,000, land or.. savage tribe, .fur mission and
Catesb,y who was joined by Winter have been voted away by bright- IN'- and lying. Surely CaIIiuliiln Church denounces secret societies it and an act capable under the circum for flock, till fiat it be proved Haat
1 i eeuarully, Call Practises the utmost secrecy fn oonduct•. stances of being regarded as an attempt God's greater glory may Le elsew'•ere
and Wright.sIn Flandors Calosby bought -renegades to bands of Organ formats and ,eo ala ing its own busineae (applause) ; And- to silence them. (Applause.) ' To break found."
secured an ally iii Guido Fuu'kOs, Ned pirates, Compared' with whom serenely bear the small ill they. unlike all civil governments, banking up aloes intrigues nod the present stag- ONE sl,rAKPlt AT •rat: ALLIANCE,
7 fila fatuous Forty Thieves of have with such pictures,froni the best houses, manufacturing companies and nation and oppression lite voice of the apparently unconscious. of his own ex -
an , ugliKhllliaL who was serving Oriental story would bo exemplary Protestant d -nominations, publishes no people themselves must be raised and in traordinary contradictions. had accused
authority, of the immensely greater statement of revenue find expeuditw•u, order to this they must be enlightened the Catholic Ch,irch of keeping the
there. in the iu•nty. On their return C}1-r}atian gentlemen. Our govern- Dr. aeVicar then explained the origin
ones the are asked to embrace, all l g by schools conducted in a liberal Chris people in ignorance, and in the neat
to En rill(] that' were.' joined by mental banditti have perpetrated y Y _ of the tithe system within the Province drill spirit and by the distribution of the breath told how aha Roman tale hex
Thus. Pew), n cousin of ilia l.nrl Uf railioad grubs, array bill steals, - of Quebec, and quoted the relia„ie info:- Word of (.od among them. It la 'lot Church had, in Great Britain, 2.00 Col -
river and harbor gougges. Navy EDITORIAL NOTES. mation compiled by Air. Crochet, of enough for ua to know that they are leges and schools, mostly under Jesuit
Northumb,-riand, Ill May 1601 Montreal, ill estim ,ai g large in numbers, discontented craving Dt:partmant piracies, Indian Atlpply _ g g control. Some years ago the average Of
these IIir,•(l it house near the Pallia• robberieti, star route plckpoeketries, The Lindsay lVarder ver) .nicely 'Title tt EPALi•Ii AND EN I IItr, ltt'a'I':NLTMS for batter education ',ban they, now en Roman � Catholics ' there was 1 in 50 ;
of the "Hiply Roman" 'Church within jay and that thousands, perhaps hun- now it is 1 in 14; In the United ,antes
mens builtliubs, to a Culler under Custom house swindles and frauds catches Mr. Barron, M. 1 . for dreds of thousands, of them nominally
„ —steals everywhere, ill everything the Province The estimate was ,as the Catholic Church was, through its
tvhicll they do it way an'cr there Y • in the bosom of the church have nn
o , y North Victurin, ill one of the mean follows :— educatiOiiat methods,
from the White (louse vestibules to r Farms tinder cultivation, eatimaled at confidenea in her dogmas, Our duty is GRAPPLING WITH THE ultr,AT UPPUBLIC.
stored barrel:; of gunpowder. On tricks peculiar to the i� itilanile3 ill to do all fn oar pewit w brioq them out
the last moonshine still bongo in i 20u,000, producing a total of 21,20,000 ,
. the 5Lh of NuvOnlber they at red the backwoods, until no one should making points in favor of Comtuer' bushels, valued A'$18,200,000, yielding into the tall fight of she Gospetr that At had 2:A asylunrtl and 19it c student
r a "dime" or tithe of $700,000 • taxes on they may enjoy the civil and religious ender its instruction, and it claimed he
to blow up rho klub and parliament, be surprised if they should steal the Cial I7uion. Mr. Barron refOrrin� to liberty which is our common heritage members It the doss 7,ed pr 0 of the
famiiie;s out poeseaaing land, (300,000 ; y u tulatiun and assessed property to
and thought by a preconcerted Presidency ' and the Government the alleged superior market in the fees for baptisms, marriages, funerals under the British flag. (Loud ,applause.) P t , P P I y
. rising of ilia *Catholics to sectlre the itself. Two hundred and thirty United Staten for Canadian products and masses, payments for pew rents andle the value of over $7,000,000. , },
million dollars of official def:llca- Objects of piety, 00 000.• voluntary - Referring to the utterances s one of
prince., and est ilia bineral panic Botts and emhczzlOmenta.n the last pretended to quote from the Dentin- g;fte received fr$umv0 house ' to house; g PRIEST'S "REPLY " the apeake.re, Father Salmon said: " I
to malts themselves u�aslof of the will venture to assert that, taking too
fifteen years talks, trumpet -tongued, ion Trade and Navigation robirns legacies and revenue derived from To The $aid Hitters of The Population of Quebec of French origin,
to pert of unknown extent held in it will cow tare favorably for i origin,
kiug.aum. Put uud Tresli un, w}lir, su appalling story of public rotten• that last England only took from mortmain probably exceeding $3,000 _ ! g
t P g Evangelical Alliance. encs, education, sobriety, freedom frons,
was ill tho Secret, Sant a letter t0 ae5' and wrong; and neatly a hand- Canada 1456head Of h7rued Cattle. 000 tVtaes for construction and main
red million dollars of 'swindling crime, comfort and prosperity, with any
Lord \1outeaglo, a relative, to a tenance of churches and other fabrics, t
business failures setts the shameful While the facts given lu the author- Laea,Sdaday evAuinq the Itev. Father agricultural people in the eor.d.
$2,000,00). The Romish Ohurch there. Salmon, of Montreal, addressed his French-Canadians are,, if we may ,rely
aUaeut hintsolf frum'pnrliamOut on ta.ie in privutci life. Senators be ityquotod are: Cartackt e:�porterl to fore receives on an average annually
„ o� from receive Cotjiolicfa average
is Quebec Congregation on the recent Eiiiange- gn Government returns, far in advauce
the fatal day, and suspicions 'being Coate millionairies ill ten or twenty Britain, last year', 63,622 health of lical Alliance meetings, and, as might of the English agricultural masses,
y� the enormous aum'of $8,000,000 fur the
'stir • asr d the -discover of a tIs ou c•tl'aries of five thousand 'a . t l l l t $m 344 3`5 1 d f th 'r worshi- This f .bo expected, denounced many ' of the infinitely superior to English minora',
�` ; 0 1%, tSO ,u of y v . horned ca t e art uet a , t • .11
.• , , , , , axe us en a c ei it• utteriincee of the several orators daring xud• in al[ things that �o to make valu-
ear, while the • annually spend seerns,in6edibie but 'these fi ru.res, tare
the culli,r ta: a anotia load Guido Y ) , b
ctti'tl to the United Sttata� ivc stilt onlJ thA.weelt. He said, that bis his. desire was able cftfzans, vastly letter :than the fn- '
P..
' t t f ftean tirues their ryaius far from overstraining' thit actual facts h' p t f h Al in towns of
Fawkes arrested. Tile conspirators
lout en o t '
`hrazenly push themselves for the
45 756 heart worth oleli S87 566.
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In 1759 the church received 2,117,000
to potut out the manner in w ,ch rotes-
tant clergymen'attaeked the faith,. char-
habitants o t e mann ac u. g
England. The same 'speaker htd the
were either hunted to'death or aunt
prosidency. • Thtat.gmlldest office
Mr. Barron is evidently a fit Co-
acres of land, which valuable pos,esaion
had been added to by
after find conscieuce'of Catholics '• If,"
audacity to say that -the I energies of the
-,to rho block hlul Garnet the noviu
1
r
the olubt, with its vast'powor and tate
worker with Dr. McDonald in
singe, greatly'
property gaitafd through diplomacy and
he added " it should appear to you that
, Pi ' y
vent hypocrisy,
fCatholi slander and
French-Canadians are paralyzed, and
I y
their resources gradually absorbed
cial of the Jesuits was executed for
patrona;c of its hundred thousand
erverting and falsif int tublic
p o y o 3
begging and by the natural increase in
bitter butted of the Catholic Church and
f
of
the Romish Church system! 1 should not �:
Cute ,tinily. The murderous attempt
i I
appuintutents, is used as a mere an.
accounts.
the value of certain kinds of real estate.
900 valued at
Catholic people were th,s main character•-
be astonished to learn that the man who, ;
`
knit close, those of the new
ine to promote 'artisan success and
- p p'
—�—
Abe owns churches;
$37,000,000 ; 900 parsonages, together
istics of n great deal of what fell from
g.
uttered this sentiment was an upholder . \t
' 1
.together
faith olid gave an }mpetus to
penaqual ambitions. Jobbery; rob-
bet bargains
, ,.
The Americab s kick up a fuss be-
with the palaces of'the cardinal, the
the speakers of the Evangelival Allinneer
it will be because your better training
Of Irish landlordism and a staunch
British advocate of aha system by which
y
Protestantism which is felt even to
rima conibillations
y' g
and sales aro the rule in ovary polio•
Cause the British. Ministor at Nash-
'to
$900,archb00 ; and bishops, valued at
$soo;oo0 ; 12 seminnt'ies, worth $sao,-
and purer faith enable you 'to see through ,
the motives and methods of Otir religious
the peasantry of Ireland Bud indeed of
England, too, are robbed of the proceeds
this day. The dttteetion and Trus-
cal movement, front nominatibg a
ington said in a private latter a
000 ; 17 classical colleges, $850,000 ;
foes. He took exception"to the bunch-
of their'labor. ProtAatiint writers have
tration of the gunpowder plot was a,,
President to IOCat}nr� a clapboard
o P
teeaeberojas.engnirer that he believ-
259 board in schouls avid academies
g'
$9 000 000 • 80 convents $4 000,000 • sand
ing of Catholics with infidels and drunk-
given the world alipalling accounts
r
merciful OscapO front \rhilt nliollt
Capital or lunatic asylum. Mighty
built b briberyg
ed Cleveland was wily U Au, the
) c
9R hoapitala and asylums, .$},000,000,
aids, which showed "how insulting and
insolent men can be in arrogance and
of the ignorance, and vice of
•THE t.u\vt,it onurns IN Fvtti,Asn—
have been another St. Bartholomew
mono folios up
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and scoundrelly lobbies; by their
Retaliation scare for political Pur-
rn"iug A total of $61,210,000. As .
lands she ,s bousPs and invested ca r-
limpossible
egotism even when professing to be filled
England, merry England, where Protes- -
g y
InaaaaCt-e, all(] rescued England from
ruthleasexactions incite communism
-poses. This was considered iutpor-
tat it is to•reach absola to
with love of their, fellow -men and a
desire to save souls." He thofght it
tandem has full sway for three centuries.
foreign civil and ecclostical domi
ar,d socialism. The suffrage, the
tinent interference, by a foreigner, in
certainty. It is known that some
orders are enormously
would not be too severe to describe
There, we are told, there are millions.
who never heard the name of God, ex-
+
nancy.- James power being now
holiest right of freemen is debased.
a + +
American alfa}Ts. What would
ecclesiastical
rich; Catholics themselves declare that
some of the utterances Of the speakers
to alluding to' the hierarchy and the
cepa in blasphemy, while the poverty
assured parliatneut tnrned its Allen•
and oaths, honor and dee0noy are
'
staple articles of barter and trade.
they, Call the proposition b mala-
) N N Y
the Sul icians Yor exam le are
P t P
Pope as grotesque ribaldry. "Here,"
and wretc4ednese of the masses are
pointed to by leading writers so threat -
tion, to the .da.vq]opmotit of that
'1'ha laud is elalugod with fit.
hers of the American Con„tesrs, t4
nicei:n THAN' TILE, IIANic OF MONTRRAL,
„
he said, we heave bigotry touched wish
ening to overwhelm English society and
Commerce which has mads Britain
whole
farcy and sin. Every uew'spaper
buy Canada from L+'uglana and
which is the must powerful institution
of its kind in America.• This estimate,
blasphemy and illuminated with evange-
tical red ire. The exhibition is nota
destroy Briti,ah civilization. when Pro-
.
so mighty, they being msnred .of
press groans beneath the burden Of
annex it. Surely that was the very
prepared with great care, had been
•plessing one to Catholics, remembering
testantiam has produced results so
deplorable as those in its home and
-____the support of the vast majority of
its daily record of Crimes. The
Y
setas of impart}nonce in. Canadian
declared by Catholics themselves to
largely understate the actual state of.
,•THF, LosT co,,iwrtox
centre, where it is nlainrnined by enorm-
by law,
,khe peoplo now thoroughly aroused
vefy lightnings theinseilvus have
weary of flashing abroad the
a(I'lliI by foreigners. And then
ill finances. She owns a great part
of those who have aban,loned,deuied and
opposed the C'burch of Christ to swell
ons revenues and established
what could be expected of it in other
to the desperate nature of the
gr'ow'n
n0vur eltaiu,r aickuu'tu,,, %viro
•the gross insult, that Canadians
of towns and villages which are not
4
Joliette, for example, is,
the ranks oferror in action, thespActacle
countries? Yet tbeaa'.I ugllah evange•
encuaioa of Protestantism, and who
o, c
corroding details of outrages slid
could he bought and sold like so
mentioned.
valtied ,at $1,000,000, half of which goes
is deeply painful and should ndmonieh
us to that the wrath of God may
have the impudence to talk about
igaornnee and stagnation in French p
ignorance
would 'last h,+allots at the w11O1'H'Nle
horrors fur which the vocabularies
n
many negro slaves under the old
to swath the riches ofrthe Church, and
pray
not overtake them, but that they be
Canad'aI -
murder of the best blood ill Eng-
of pandemonium, it generation ago,
rr
American regime,
is exempt from municipal taxation -'
Neither does this take account of the
given time and ince to •tear❑ the.
g - g „ .
Coming"thein to Dr. M'ilcVfcar's state- 1
land in their wistalcon ZOaI to secure
,;
furnished no flame.
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vast endowments which exist; and Mr.
truth in humdit and aubmissios. .
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He held �hat�lts- QxlhClac t.hutch�i>a;
ment. with respect to the -un uat distribu-
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-atoll ttf.aschoitl Nizar the. epe,�lroL'-made -
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Then Cuyel n4r•• 1lattip,of I,msaa
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MONTREAL.
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t,oYipar. menLoned__tLnt ._tbs_ Wig-
Stiperior of Lonque Point Asylum had
recently informed; a press representative
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tfieonl witneastothetruth(Ind entiine-
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ness of the' contents of the Bible,
Divided on every other pointy the several
the following extraordinary attach::—
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to Dr'. \faoVicar is chairmlan of rho' Prii•
teatnnt School Commissioners of this
ascendancy of ruinanism iu,Englaud.
The 5th of Novembei 1 88 marked
if not more delightful picture of
TH, i:rv, Pntsun'Ar. MAIUVICAR, P. D.
lfuntreal Presbyterian College,
that the nuns built that splendid build.
ing at, their own cost of $1,000,000.
Protestant aect''only agreed,in a chorus
clap, according to the City. directory,
another important' epoch ill the
the situation ill 73ltakda paradise of
of the
open,d the Conference on the subject of
Proceeding to his third,point, he spoke.
Of reviling against Catholicity land'
salt ht must have known when its made
annals of hritain, this being the
of farmers to whoso wratCltotl
"Rominism in Canada, its pr( -sent atti-
n
with rwidi r,ree on the pw,erty and
Catholics. He than went on to argue
that Protestantism was nit religion a
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that statement that he was uttering s
deliberate tic, lam compelled to use.
arrival at, Torbay in Devonshire Of
condition t.11o thrifty farmers of
lode and the best way of mei ting it,
with a.paper which rictvod lhi- attention
.stagnation produced by ilia eraRorne,
and tew-hings of the Church of Rnnse,
all, that the increasing growth of the
the strongest term, because too state-
,
�j'il.i:.n lII with a few thousand
Outnriu are sought to be brought
of ministers uud delegates fvr nearly nn
demanding the attention of all true
Catholic faith was overcoming it with-
out and rho dry rut of infdolity dos-
ment is
AN' Aict'sArtOv of tnr;Fr,
follo\vnre. 1'hc first place of any
by Gotuntarcinl Auuaxationiste. Ile
hour. 'foe
P ,ariota.
The Romish church had been success-
uo in it within. Referring to Dr.11n¢•
troying g
or misappropriation, which amounts to •�
Consei ueuce lie reached was Exeter
1
'aid
n1'frrUnttor'rnir noNtISH cttl•ttclt,
he said, had always been ilio same, and
ful in bringing, the spirit of stagnation
into her votaries ill Quebec. Nvt that
Vicar's condemnation of the action of
the legislature in settling the Jesuits'
F' g
the same thing, against the Catholic
member' ofythe Council of Edncatioy,
whets the people received him.wit}I
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"That eighty cuttutius in the
mnatbe defined b the ublislied do mac
y I g
they sire wasteful, indolent or incapable,
, claim, he asked if, had the settlement
I can furthermore speak from my own
Open arms as their deliverer rind he
State foot up an aggregate indobt•
and decrees of her cardinals and popes.
be unchangeable and
but their energies era paralyzed and
been as unjust nnJ no wrong as Dr. Mac-
Vicar the Protestant mem-
personal knowledge 'Concerning the die-'
funds,
WAS equally welcomed throughout
tednessol'$480,006-,000,and that•the'
bonded iudebtodneas of the State,
She claims to
must therefore be held responsible for all
their resources gradunlly absorbed by
the Romish system
contended,
berg would have allowed it to picas fn
tribution of school having been
p resident of the St. Gabriel's school ' '
all, England. This event establish-
count townships ulunici pal fail
Yt 1 + 1 ,
her pasthiatory, however dark and die-.
graceful it maybe. Romanism of to-daq
The I'rovfncn of Quebec id fast
approaching, if it has not alreadytoll
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silence that gave consent. " We are
" be said " that, the Government
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ipoard for fifteen years. luring that
period I never eves heard it hinted that
ed the principle of elcetivo soverei-
roar] and other bonds would
o
ie ac worse and no .better than Roman•
reached,' the condition of Scotland
and the press are subservient to the
there was a cent- misappropriated. I
guly in Eugl'and and assured the
amount, to $50,287,689, making a
ion of the past. Hence, it is of great
immediately before the Ref?rmation,
Catholic Church in Canada, • If this be
can, however, say that the Protestants I
of pt'utestant'tsn $ and
perpetuity 1
grand total of $530,293,689. This
importance to understand the legal
st'ttysof the Ohurch of Rume in Canada
when the weal th'and•power of the clergy
Fully one-half of the
a fact it is
NUT DEROGATunv TO t'IIF unURuu
were uniformly dealt with in the most
generous mariner, and received more ,
„ h
pro„rea' aliens oat £h0 British'
would make fin indobteduess of $11
for every acro of land in that 'tate,
Throughout' the Dominion, with the
g
were enormous.
property In the nation belonged to them.
b • an means. To those who recognize
than their fair share. I can any the
Empires.
and with the avVhifgo rate of inter-
exception of the Province of Quebec, all
religious denominations onivy anb'tanti-
All over the country there then stood
n some fair,'fertile spot a'great estab-
the true relationship between Church
and State it should be a Cause of fej0lC•
same of the city of Montreal and can '
rove what I say if_m words are uee-
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est 10' for Cont. would require
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,all the same legal status lint in this
y g s
lis limen of some of the numerous orders
In But, perhaps, it is onlya broad
tioned, by pity statistics.- Dr. MacVicar .
A daring 1'Tonclunau has given it
g
$53,029,368 to pay 'interest". •
• Province the Church of Rome has a eon
spicuoae being distinctly
of monks living in idlenees on the fat of
land If half all'the in
testant way of saying that hv Church.
Protestant
in-
knows -This well. I am really astonished •
that any man having regard for his own
as Ilia opinion that a blaspheming
"We know that thisindebtednoss
has been largely increased ill the
pre-eminence,
established by law, The successive
steps lending to ilia warn thin ako'tched'
the of property
the province of Quebec is not yet
by the Church, that is due to
looks after, guards and defends the
astasia of her Children."
character for veracity, not to mention
y.
the crimes of Blander and bearing false
Freuuhman is, oil the whole,a more
past two ears until it will now
p Y
from the conquest of the Province by
nUao�bed
the presence of so many enterpriefng
P
He attributed the antipathy of all
schismatics' to the Jesntts, td the
witness should make n statement so
,
pleasing spectacle ill the sight of
reach $13 for every acre of land
Great Britain until the°treaty of pence,
when Hie lin untilc etre y screed e,
is. Britannic
well-to•do Protestanln, anti to the earnest
efforts made to check Romish aggressions,
latter's exertions to stop the destructive
Reformation by
vile and false. If, instead' of assailing
the Catholic Church and slandering
Heaven than a I.nglieh-
whether eultivatod or not. The,
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rant li of Catholic religion to
g y
"as far the
restrain liar greed, and '?cure the free-
fl'bod of the so-called
means of education. •" No Protestant
Catholics, Dr, MTeVlcar w011id leers the .
praying
interest on this at p or cent,
the Inhabitant' of Oaunda as
dom of the People. Loud applause.
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who has an knowledge of histor would
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elementary principles of morals and
y P P
roan,. Ile mast have equal nccbas
makes an annual tax of $208 on
laws of Great Britain permit." But tiro
The relation of the Romish Church to
io
deny the mighty fact that rho Jesuit
Christianity and endeavor to put them „
every quarter section in the 'tate.
laws of Great Britain did not then estab-
the question of educati •n was elaborate-
order met the rifting wave of Protestan-
in practice, he would not lay himself `
•r, to the unkilowablo ivith our esteem"
As this indebtedness only Covers
lisp Romanism or fasten it upon the
ly sketched by Dr. MacVicnr Who showed
iiam broke its force and rolled it back
open to be publicly branded n liar, which I
' ed local contemporary to thus be
'about two-thirds of thb land in the
people in the ,manner in which it now
e t
in Quebec. The terms of this
the unfair advantages the hold over
q y
He
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to the shores of the North Sea by educat-
he is indisputably and to the certain ,
Education,
the first uu the -,*round with infor-
o
state, it adds one-third more to the
exists
treat did not . h any such
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the 1 rotestant residents. dealt at
length with the subject of •
ing the people, if it fa 'the policy of
Rome,' as one of the speakers declared,
knowledge of the Council of
Tho Rev. Father concluded his sermon J
nintiou that ordinary mortals have
indebtedness per acre of that two-
establishment, and hence itis proviiior.s
far by Lila
rtn,.tr;:+IIP uta•aNr OF $1001
to hoop the people in ignorance, how;
by statin that the arguments used b
g g
no means of acquiring.
thirds, which makos the indebted-
were undeniably exceeded
subsequent Act of the British Partin-
Ge
recently made by the.Provincinl Govern•
I I would like them to explains was it
d
the preachers of Protestant sects hod
I nese per acre $17.33. At ton per
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