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and how discarding divine tradition and Catholic I of Jansenius  wilbcicd by the  most rigorous ecu-| rupt and vulgar Bil'les, nnd lo .«ciillcr llirm .lecrcily   and fuidifu'ly, in ordor, wilh the aid of Cod, to j dent in the adoption of a simiiar rcsoiolion during
V7Kia SONGS,
That Same Old Tunc.
AIU—Vive, lu Companic.
enlightenment, they already strove to either nialc- tiully interpolate ll.e sacred text or to corrupt inter¬ pretation. You are also nware vvith whnt caution and wisdom Iho word.-* of the I.md ought lo bc translated inlo another longuc, and yet nothing ia more common thin lo see these versions multiplied, to admit, either Ihrongb imprudence or malice, thc grave errors of so mnny interpreters—errors which dissemble loo frequenlly, hy their inulliplicily and variely, to  tbo  misery of eouls.    So far as these
the ln.it war, remarked: added to 1     ''If in time of vvnr, it wa.i die duly of the pco-
sures in tbe solemn sentence whit-1. was pronoun-! amongst 'lie faithful.    .\t tlio samo time their in-i di.scover and prevent lheir machinalioiii ced against tbeir doctrine, vvith  ll.e ii.ssent of lhe : tenlion is ;o dUscminatc worse hooks .=lill, or tracts |     Let us not doubt but ynur exertionS; whole  Cad.olic  unlv of modei-n times, Clement '.
These bO'.ks and tr.icln liavo liccn  compo.'sed in i Italy, no less by reason of their favorable regard for \ which had in in piogrc.?.s swept many millions 0!* Ilalinn  from  odicr Inngnages, wilh the aid of llal- ; tbo Cadiolic religion llinn Ihnt they plainly jjcrceivo ! bunian beings inlo eternity, which went iibroad on
bow muth it concers Ibem to I'rustrale lliese secta-1 J')'' '¦="'"',"" "»^ ^S<^"' '""' ni'ii'-'^tcr of God, to do
' his errand, and In come nnd go al his bidding, nnd
, by Iwo sovereign nonlifi's I designed lo vvithdravv from tho minds of their rea-   oar own, will to seconded by  the civil authorities, ! P'? '° ""^ '!"¦' f^pi'i'ipi proleclion of God, and to eup-
..,   .   ,.       .        .,       ,        „ ..,,-.,      ,       7 .,    ,r t   o 1 • 11   1    .1 .- n      .   ,      "   - -  plicate thc inlcrposition of bis mcrcv, bow much
it M., m Ins uinngcmlus   ders al!  respect for the Cliurcb nnd the Holy See. [ and espeeinlly by the most influentml sovereigns of - „,„^^ i„combent wns it in  reference 'to  a  srour-c
constitution of the year 17IS, nnd Pius "\'I., in hia conslitulion auclarcni Jldci, of die year 1704.
Come join in a shout for llie man vve love liesl
lluriab for tbo Farmer ef Ashland ! 1, ,,     f.i„,,„,,   „„ . ,.„ „„      , ,.
ml    r.    ,   1-.,    -n     i     .1 r .1    i:i'   *     M'^r (tlio Ctuirch)  and the angust lb
The friend of tbe Peop e—the man of the v\- est— L '
I People-
Hiiriah for the Farmer of Ashland ! We'll ({ivc Ihem a tonrb of that same old luno, ¦VVo'll give thom a sight of that same old coon ; I'hey'll see him again by the light of the moon ;
Hurrah for die Former of Ashland!
Hc'k trusty as steel to hia word ond friend.
Hurrah for die Farmer of Ashland!
Tho' they tried to subdue libn, ho ncvcrwould bend, Hurrah for tbe Farmer of Ashland! We'll give Ibem a touch, &c.
They tell me dial Polk is a nice lilllc man,
linirnh for the Farmer of .\Bhland !
Joneo give bim a dressing tbo la.st bioe be ran— llurrnh for the Farmer of A.^bland ! We'll give them a louch, &c.
Here's a healtb to our statesman, our champion and fiiend.
Hurrah for the Farmer of Ashland ! He fought from tho first, and he'll fight lo the end Hurrah for tbe Farmer of Auhland! We'll give them a toueh, &c.
Come join in the chorus ns loud nsyou ran.
Hurrah for the Farmer of Ashland !
And when'er ihcy hear it they'll tremble for Van— Hurrah for the Fiirmer of Ashland! We'll give them a touch, &c.
Consequently, cvtn  bcfnre   the cstubiisbmi nt of j jnn.a Ihcmsrlvcs, and amongst these books should be
Bible  societies  vvas  thoiigbt of Ihe decreea-of lhe   particularly  ciled  "The   Hislory of the Reforina-   nan coinnmaiions.    moccu, ii 13 mnst eviueniiroin j over vvliieh liumnn power had  no influcn'c     Ivo
Church, vvhicii  wc have quoted, were intended lo i tion," by Merle d'Aubignc, nnd " Calendar of the   pasi experience, thai there are no means more cer- j occasion could be so (it and appropriate for hnrailitt-
guard Ihe  fiuthlul  against  Ibo frauds of hrrclics, , Ueformali in in Italy," (" Fostcs do la Reformc en | lain of rendering people disobedient lo their princes ' |'"". ""'''¦''¦     He hoped that no consliluliunal ob-
.socletics are concerned, it  matiers little wbetber ] who clonk diem.selvc3 nnder tbo specious prcle.vt j imlie")  by  Jean   Cric.    As for the character of   Uian rendering them indint'rent  lo religion, under i •'''.|V''" "'""''''!".'"J"1'"'''''^'"'^''"'''''"'^ "¦"^"'"'i''"^
thoae who read the holy books, trnnslaled inlo vub   that it Is necessary lo propagate slid render com-I jlicso workfi, il is suflicient to knovv Ihnt, according '''¦- '¦  -'—'¦¦-¦  f.'—'-      '¦•¦.-   1 <•   - " -     ".S'lo'e   ian n  iccomir.endation,
gar language, fall into this or that error—Tbey j mon the study of tbe Holy books. Since then our j (o tlie rcco'ds ofthe society ofwliich we ore speak- only care audaeiou.sly to stimnlate all to a private i prcdece.'5.sor, Pius VH., of glorious memory, obser- j j,,^^ ti,e eonimiasion entrusted wilh the clioice of interpretation of the divine oracles lo inspire con- \ ving die macbinalions of diese sociclios lo increase |,ooks for mibliealion cannot count upon more Uian tempi for divine traditions, wbich the Catholic umler bis pontificalo, did not cease lo oppose tbeir „„„ individual belonging to one and U.e same reli- Cliurcb preserves  upon the authority of thc holy   cfllirls, at one lime llirough the medium of llie apos- 1 gious belii f.
fathers—In a vvord, to cause lliem to reject even the ! tolical  nuncios,  at  nnollicr by letters and decrees,       Scared, were -.ve made aware of ll.eso facta, but
we were piol'oundly grieved on rellecling upon ll.c danger wliieh Uirralcned not only remote countries, but tbo very centre of unity ilself, nnd wc bave been anxious lo ile!"eiid religion against the like ma- Mlbough lliere bc no renson to appre-
rian combinations.    Indeed, it is most evident fro
tl.e mask of reli-ious liberty. The members of; u'„„, „„,. ,i„ty_ aevoully, and iu the ra.nitlion of die Chri-<tian League do not conceal this fact from ] our enUre dependence oil God, lo ask for the inter- themselves, allliough llicy declare Ihat thev ore far ference of his mercy; und he hoped that the present from wishing to excite disorder; but ,1,,^-, ;,ot„i,h.   ¦'""'"'i'"'""»" l'"'^"'"'^Ji'l ""•¦"'^"'"'ion of 1814."
Thc yeas nnd nays were then taken as follows : YE.'VS.—Messrs. Bell, Chambers, CLAy,Clay. D.illns Dickerson, Dudley, Ewing, Foot, FRE-
authority of the  Cliurcb herself.   This is the rea-   emanating from the several congii'gnlions of car- why Ihe Bible societies circ not lo cnlnmninte   dinals of Ibe Holy Cliurch, and at anoiher by the of .St.   two  pontifical letters addressed   to ll.c Bishop of',
Peter, as if sl.e had wished for .iges to deprive the j Gnesen  and   tl.o Archbishop of   Jlohilif.    Afler I faithlul of the knowledge of llic holy booka, vviben ' bim,  another of our boly predeee.=aors, Leo .Xll.,
Ibe most forcible evidence vvill prove the immeino-; reproved  the  operations of the Bible BOeicties, by | ],p[„] ^\^f. tlestruclion of Sl. Peter's See at any time.
rial and particular care wbich the .Sovereign Pon-1 bis circulars addressed lo all Uio Catholic paator lilfs even down lo ll.o mos'. aiodein times, and in \ in tbe universe, under date May 5, 182-4. Shortly conjunction with ibeir Calliolie pastors, have laken : aflerwards, our immediale piedeecssor, Pius Vill., lo ground the people in tl.o Word of God, vvhulhcr 1 of happy memory, confirmed lheir  condemnation
written or delivered by tradition.
In  the first.pk.co it ia known tl.at by Ibo 1
I by  his circular letter of May -24,1829.    We, in : short,   who succeed   them,   nolivillistanding   our
of the Holy Coiiiif 11 of Trent, bisbopa are enjoined i Srent unworlbineas, have nol ceased lo be solicitous to seo that tbe Holy Scriptures anil Divine Lavvs I "" "''^ subject, and bave especially .studied lo bo more fiequenlly taught in Ihcir dioceses. It is j''""e '» die recollection of the faillifnl thc .-cc- known dial, even exceeding tl.e prescriptions of'''='' '"''^^ wliicb l.ave been successively laid down the Council of Trent (121.5), tbo Council of;"'"> ''''2"^ ''' "'" ^"'3*'' '¦'"^^ons of the holy Trent  recommends  that there should bc in Ibo se- j ''°°^^- ,
veral Cathedral Cliurches ond collcgialcs of the j We have a good cau.se, however, to rejoice, veii- towns and cantons n stipend Provided for a Doctor , ""''''' lircthren, inasinuch as supported l,y your pio- of Divinity, and  none should be appointed to U.nt '¦ '>'- ""'^ ™nlii'"ied by Ihc letters of onr several pre-
in vvhicii the Lord our God baa placed die immo¬ vable foundalion of his Clinreh, yet vve arc lioinid to maintain its aull.iirily. The holy duiies of our apo.alolic o.inistiy reminds us of U.e awful nceount vvl.Ich ll.e. Sovereign Prince of Shepherds will exact of us for die growing tares wbich an enemy's hand may iiavo sown in tbe Lord's field during our sleep, and- for the sliecp vvliich arc entrusted to us, if any perish through our faull.
Wbcrei'ure, liaving consulltd some of the Cardi¬ nal Holy llomish Cliurth, after liaving duly exam¬ ined wilh iliein cvcryUiing, and listened to their ad¬ vice, wc bave decided, venerable brothers, on nd- dressing ynu this letter, by which vve ngain con- lemii the Bible soi'Ielies, reproved long ngo by our
standing, avow tl.at, once lilierty of interpretation obiained. anil vvilh it what lliey term liberty of eon- science amongst Italiane, these last will naturally soon acquire political liberty.
But, above nil, venernlile brothers, letus elevate our hands to heaven, nnd commit to God with all liuinilily and die fervor of vvliieh wc arc suscepti¬ ble, our cause, ll.e cause of the whole flock of .leans Christ and of his Church. Lel us,-.it Ihesame lime, recur to the intercession of .St. Peter, ll.c Prince of
LI.\G]II i.sEN. Grundy, Hendrick.a, Holmes, .!oliii.-.i.m, Kaiip, Knight. Marcy, iN'andian, Pren- lisa, Uolibina, ltoliiii.'on, Kngglcs, Seymour, Sil.abee, .Sprague, 'I'iplon, Tomlinson, Waggaman, l^'ebsler Wilkins.—30.
KAV'.S.—Messrs. Benton, Brovvn, Ellis, Ilaync, Hill, King, Manguin, Miller, Sniidi, Tazewell, Troup, Tyler, While.—13.
Thc same Resolulion subsequently came up for
Apostles, as also lo Uiat of ll.o other Saints, espe-   •^•"isidcrallon in the House of UoiiresenlRliveR, nnd
ofler some dilialu was adopted by a vote of O'J lo C2—JAMES K. POLK, of Tennessee, voting in die AUG A TIVE ! (Seo National Intelligencer, July 7, 1S33.)
These proceedings require no  further comment
cially to the Blessed Virgin Mary, to whom it hns been given to destroy all tho heresies of the uni- verac.
We conclude vvilh giving you will,  our whole heart, and as a pledge of our most ardent rhadly,
ll.o .\poslolic Messing;   loyou   all, our venerable   "'"'n''•¦'"''s-     Bub reader, when you bear J.ijiEg
breUiren, nnd to the faithful, alike ccclesinslic and lay, eoinmilled lo your jurisdiction.
Given at Rome from Ibo Basilic of St. Peter, on the 8tb of May, in the year 1814, and Uie four¬ teenth of onr Ponlificale.
(Signed)        GRlCGOliY XVI., S. V.
K. Polk held up as the paragon of moral excell¬ ence, nnd llrN-nr Cur defamed ns posscJsing the darkest chariieler of the age, be pleased lo rciiicni' ber Uiis.—Adunis Senlintl-
fully compelent to Icaeli and ex-1 <l»<:''«si"S, which we have referred to, you have never   pro,|erossor,=, and by virtue of the supreme author- i
neideeled to  caulion Uic flock, which ba.-ibeen
oflice, but a
pound   llic Holy Sciiptuic.    It is known how be
uncils whicb followed i "¦"¦-''''' *" >'"" "S-''""' ^'"^ 'n«J"ous manmnvres of U.e  Bible soclelles.    '1 his   solicitude of Ibc Bisli-
Advanco Whigs.
AIR—Bnalman's dance.
Conic Wl.igs prepare to enler the cl.ase. We can beal any man of the Loco race. We beat Ibem in forty, vve can bent them more. Ami use up their parly in forty-four. Advance Whigs advance. Your country's eausc advaneo. And never rest a day, 'till Henry Clay lleighn, to 'he polls we'll gn. And vote for the Western Statesman 0. Heigho. to tbe polls we'll go, Aud vote for tbe Western Slalcsman 0.
Tn forly vve sang tl.em out of time. And wliipt Ihcni wilh that same old coon, For Henry Clay the goml ant! true. We've nought but voting now lo do.
Advance Whiga, Ac.
There's lames K. Polk to fieemen callous, May go along witb Iwo-faced Dallas, Wilh MAKKLE we'll make Pennsylvany, As good a statefor Clay as any.
.Advance Whigs, &c.
'The vvill of Uie peojile vvill soon be told, And Matty vvill remain at Lindenwnld, M'o'll shovv the Locos vory eoon. They cannot kill tbat .same Old eoon.
Advance AVhigs, &c.
quenily, in the provincial ! this prebendary, founded upon the decree of the I Council of Trent, was menlioned, and bow oflen ! "?¦'¦ ^'^''""'""S "'">'"' ¦"ucli zeal the solieilude of jthe inslrnclions which the canon enlrualed with I "^"^ "°'-^ See. has been blessed by Uie Lord. Ab I this offico should deliver 10 the clergy and people, 1'¦'''•''>' ""veral imprudent Catholics wbo I.ad gone ! were laken into considernlion. " °''" '"  ''"^"=  societies, enliglilenrd ul last as lo
I     The samo disposition  (to Instruct in the Word   '''^''' objects, have separated themselves from thom I ofGod) vvas especially observable in 11.^ Coanci! ^f' fu^'i-'v'^''. "i"' ".e n-mamdor of .I.c f.,;il,fal, v. Kii very
Ily of our apostlesbip, vvo re|itQvp by nnme, nnd condemn die nforesaid society called the Clirislinn League, Umv.oi last year al New York, it togeth¬ er with I very other socieiy associated vvilh it, or which niuy become so.
Let all know then thn enormity of Ibe sin ngnnist
"SUt. ToWi and FTational Fast Says.
From lhe Biislmi Mercanlile J.-iurnal.
THOIVK ArSlXCA,-
The following is an interesting exlrael  from a leller received in this city, dated on board U. S.
We make the following exiract   from lhe  Jour- , n„i   rc... -      -.. tone r    .1 - 1  1       e.   r i ship  Saratoga,  Island of St. Thomas, coatl of Af-
nal ot Congress in 1932, for Ihe cspceial  benefit of I   .  *^ _     _.
Uiose Deiiiricrnt.-:, who Berm all  at  once  to have ' ""''^''^ ^''
been sei'icd wit!, a "boly horror" at U.e alleged impi- I     '""^ ''""¦'"''''" ""''< ""  '""'"'  »  niission.'U'y,  lie ,.,.,. 1       ,      c ^T f^ Rev. Mr, Bushnt'll, latc ol Lane Seminary, in Cin-
ous nnu and irrL-iigous diiirnctcr of Hk:?uv Clat, ! •
and whoare daily engaged in eoncoetlngand pron.ul- i '^""''"'- "¦-' '^ '""'"'^ ^°' ""''"™"' °''""= '^¦'''""'"• God and his Cl.ureh which tbey are guilly of who j gmingthe dnrke^l and most malignanl libels upon bis ' * ^'"^^ '"" """ ""¦' ""'""' "'" ""^ ''l"'"'"^"''' «"" - dare lo ii.-.':-ieIale lliemselves wUli any of these so- | „,oral reputation. We do nol inlend lo attempt nny 1 ""^'" "" ''•'"•''"''" • '"»"- ''«' '>'« ''f'^ ''»' »l'-™<ly eicties, ortiba lliein In any way.     Moreover, we 1 .erious   refulnlion  of Uiese bypocrilienl  slande" i 1'^™ jeoparoed by nn attack of fever, yet he  has
been dealt wiUi moro mercifully Iban two of his co- ndjutors nnd friends in the same boly work,  vvhose only all  the  rrelates of the  Romish Chnrth,biit!     '''•"= pnrtisans of the Bible societies litUe doubt- j ^\,^ publicalion, dislribulion, rending, nnd posaeaion i orabaiidnue°lpranIgaey and  open   licentiou7.^^^     i '""'''''' '"'•' """''"'""''' "' '"'"f"' I'='''»-''^' even a great number of Archbishops, Bisbopa, and j '^'^  '" ""'''¦.'','''.''! .''"' ""' "'7 ""''' "',1'"^ .''""^ i of books of U.e Holy Scriptures translaled inlo lhe j deiily.    The abuse of'Mr. Clay Is Uio result  of n !     ''"'''™ '^'^^^ "'"^ """'" "'"  "'"" ^''"'' ''^   ¦""''
Rome  in Uie year 1725, to wbich our predecessor,; f"", <^x«l'dons, have escaped from the contagion by j'confirm and r.-neiv the decrees recited aboye,_deliv. j made in tbe billerneas of reckless polilieul   nniinos- Benedict'Xllf., of happy memory, summoned not; "'"J';''"'"y^^'"'''';""'''™™; j ered in former times by apostolic auUiority a'ftainst : ity, and orlginaUng in most Instances vvilh persons
other  ordinaries  i.nmcdintely subject to ll.o Holy I °^'"' H»= unfaithful to tl.e profession of Chrislianily | ,.ui(,„f tongue.     Willi reference   lo thi
ka of! .;tudied nnd aysteniatlc eflort ut wilful  delraction
calms and squalls.
lina and awful lightning
See.    The  same desii-c animated lhe Koman Fon-' l'-"' m™"» °^ "'" "='"•'''"1 '"'"l^^   lr-.iii.-;bled into tbe   „.linlsoevcr writer, we call lo inind the observ.ince ] and defiinmtion of cliaracter, wbich reco-niaes nei- I "'"^ tl'""J". "'"' '•>" "^"P'"'"  •""!   "'"'O'^'  resolved
edicts' which bo issued and addressed to all the ' seniinato  ll.em   by innumerable copies, and to dis¬
till of whom we have been speaking, in Ibc various j vei'nacular longuc—moreover tbey look care to tlis- j of the general rules and tlecrecs of onr predcees-1 ther honor or trnib ns its guide, and looks lo partisan
sors, lo be fiiund prefixed to the index of probibi- I g„„css ns its only nim. For Uiis jiuiposenocalum-
,        ,,. ,     , „    ,      ,     en-      ¦¦        ;'"'^^'°"''"; ""''"¦"  '""'°  '¦'''''"'''''¦"''"''''"''°^¦ny  is so gro.« or vindictive, no tb^
pciierable brelbren, who I "'H'l't'd them  not, al Uie Iiands of Ibeir missiona-1 iftcir guard, not only against  tho '"oks named in | u„,.fo„„j^.j[j,|,   ib„t i, meets
But llic men ivh " °
gliboring isl.inds.    In
Bishops of Italy   und  Ibe short, you yourselves my
nrc in llio habi! of forwarding to the Holy See, at staled I.ilcrvals, everything calculated lo inteiest re¬ ligion—you know, by Ibc repeated answers which our Congregational Council has rcturneJ hiihcrlo yoursell es cr your predeccssm's, bow much tl.e Holy Romish Church rejoices, in concert will, thc Bishops, when tbey have in tl.eir dioceses llioologl- ans wbo acquit thom-ielves vvitb honor of their duly in expounding the Holy Books, nnd that she ne¬ glects no opportunity of encouraging nnd stipjiort- ing them.
Bul, to ielurn to Bibles translated into Uio vul¬ gar tongue; it is long sinceipastors found them¬ selves necessitated to turn  their allention parlicu-
Iribute tl.cni   eveiywl tlicm nt '3. or, rallipr, lb
ven amongst Ibose vvho
emis;
Ibe index, but also against those proscribed in llie I eeplion in Ibo  eobiiiina  of Iht
cntly of die rules establi.-ihed by Jesus Christ bim. self, have only succeeded In inercasing Uic dillicul¬ ties of Uie Ciilliolic priest, who, cloUied with the mission of llic Holy Sec. goes amongst tho cnfaitb. ful  and spares no fatigue in order to conquer nevv
children for the Cliuiidi, eilher by prqacbing the di- | |,,i,|
vino word or by odininislcring the sacraments—nl- j iheconlagion of the Cliristian Lt
ways prepared, at nil events, to slied bis blood for
the salvaiion of souls and tlie tc;limoiiy of th"
faith.    Amongst llic seclarians of whom wejirc
speaking deceived In their hopes, nnd in despair ot
tbo  Immense  sums wliieh the publication of Iheir
Bibles costs ll.em,  wiihout   jiroducing any fruit,
some have been found, who, glviitgjinotber diiec-
gencral proscripllonr
As for yourselves, ray venerable brethren, called I
as you mc, lo divide our solieilude, wc recommend j
yon carneslly  in the Lord, to nnnour.ce and ]iro- !
claim, in convenient time  .-nd place, to the people
confided in your care, these .Apostolic orders, und lo
fully to seper.ile tl.e  faithful  sheep from !
¦om those i
ho have become its nnxiliaries no less Iban those I
vvill. a  vvelcorne rc- Lotofoco  presses ;
and any cfToil made lo meet lliem vvuuld only bring [ ridicule upon ll.o nllempt. !
IlE.vr.T Cur Is as Inflnilely tbe superior of | Mr. P.iLK In all lliat conlribtitc.-i to tl.e clmroctci . of an honorable and h igh-niiiided man, ns he is elc- I vated in nobleness of soul above tbo most malig-) nant of his levilera. And further, it can bo said of I U.e former, whnt cannot be nlfirined by the friends , oftlie latter, that Mr. Clay hns always, in all bis i
who belong lo other Bible Soeielies, nnd from all   ^„, ,, „ j,„,,,j, functionary,  evinced a deep-sealed |
vvho bave anv communieation vvith them.     You
lo turn back. But at last wo are here, anchored some three miles ofthe shore, and about tweniy-five miles only from the famous line, the Equator—and I yet, far from being burned up under a con!inua| I sun, and exhausted by droughts, vye ero enjoying better than usual health for the const. The loveli¬ est Uland Ibat lever snw lics before us—'iisthe '.eiy pielure Ib.al I have Imagined ofthe happy land, where Paul nnd Virginia onec loved to stroll band in band. Indeed, ll.e description is almost identicab
Here ore the large cocoa-nut groves, vvbicb, as one of ns said tlje olher tlay, if exhibited at home, would draw thousands of daily vl.silorseven If tl.ey l.ad a dollar ticket lo buy. Hero are prairies of rich grass, nix or eight feet high.    Here nre woods
nre con.wquently, enjoined  fo  remo bands of the   faithful alike lhe Bibl
from  Ibc
I regard forthe Instituliiiiis of religion and  tbe ftieb'   r,. .   .,n'.„ ..i.,.., ... 1  c,-, .1 '      1     .
I , ^       ,     .. .     * , .1       '^    collec plant, and  forests green  ihroughout
•.!..-    1 L'.  ..  ^""""^ '  ' "     larly to the versions current at secret conyeiuicle.
Another   Hull   of tho   Pope a^'ainst   ond wbiol. beretlcB labored, at great expense, to di;
ths Siblo Societies of the iCni-      semii.ate ted States.
Circular  Lrlle.r frnm His Ifuliness the Pope—
'To ull Patriarchs, Priinulcs, Archbishops and.
JJishops.
Venerable Brothers, henlth nnd greeting i\po8- tolical—.\mongst ll.e many attempts whiel. ll.e en¬ emies of Calholiclsm, under whatever denomina¬ tion tbey may appear, are daily lonking in our age, lo seduce  ll.e  truly  faithful, and deprive ibem of '''"'''''n'b century, wbb le.speetto the vulgar Bible j Chrislian!,)  u leauue ctimposed of individuuls of ^ Watch attendvcly over th
lion to U.eir manofuvres, have betaken themselves , I'onlills, and every hook pioscrlb^'d and condemn- Hence the warning and decrees cf our predcees- 'o tiio eorruplion of minds, not only in Italy, but | ed,nnil to see Uiat lliey learn, thnuigb yourndnion- sor Innocent lib, of l.appy memory, on tl.e sub- oven in our own capital. Inilced, iliuiiy lircri.'^e nd- j nition and andiorily, what pasturugi-s uro salutary ject of lay soeielies nnd meetings of women wbo ! vices and documents teach us U.at u'vast nuniber and vvhat prenicious and iiiorlnl. bad nssembled themselves In the dioeeao of Melz | of members of sects in New York, in America, at Be more careful every day lo see, my venerable for objects of piety and Ihe sludy of the Holy ; one of llieir meeUngs, held on llie-lib of June last brolhers, that the Divine Word be preached not Scriplnres. Hence the probil.itions which subse- ' year, havo formed a nevv assoeialion, which will ¦ only by yourselves, but also by Uie various olher quenily appeared in F.nnce nnd Spnin, during lhe ' take llio iiame of lhe Chrislian League {Foederis   pustors und conipetciil ceclesinslies in each dioce-se.
vvho are appoinled to
irg;; ofits friends. .\s i\ case in point, and by a sin¬ gulur eolnnidenee exiiibiling the joint action of boll, tongue, which may have been prinltd contrary lo ! our candidales iu  opposilion to ibat ofMr. 1'iit..c, Ihc   decrees above  menlioned  if  Iho Sovereign | „.„ p^^em U.e following e.Mraets from the journals
ofour Kalioiiiil I;ei'.i.ilalurc—embrocgiiig ibe action of Ibc Iwo Houses upon the afllicting dispensntion of Providence U.en resl.iig upon the counlry, in tho prevalence of tlial nwful stuurgc, known as the Asiatic Cliolera -.
thc holy instructions ofihe faith (ks saints enseig- ,-tiemcns de la ful) the ell'urls of Uiose Bible soeie¬ lies aro conspicuous, wliieli, originally established ill England, and propagated tlirougliout the uni¬ verse, labor every where to disseminate the books of the Holy Scriptures, translated into the vuignr tongue; consign them to thc private inlerpretation
{rclalictmcnt aiix liibles viilgaircs.)    It became ! every nation, nnd wbich is lo bo further increased ' expound the Holy Scriplures, lo soe that lliey necessary sub-seqiieiilly fo lake even greater prccnu- , m  numbers by oUier nuxiliary societies, 'ill having   quit lliemselves faitlifully, aecording to the cajiacity tions, when  tbo pretended  Kcformers, Ludier and ' the  sume  object, viz: to propagalc  amongst Ital-; of lheir beaiers, aad thai ibey dare not, under uny Culvin, daring, by a mulliiilieity and iiicrcdilile va-' iii'is> "nd   capeclally   Komaii-s  "the  principles of   pretext whatever, i.ilerpfcl or'c'xplain t riety of errors, to ultaek the   immulable doclrine of | Cl.ristini. liberiy," or, ratl.cr. an insane intllll'erence | ges c tho Faith,  omitied   noUiing In order lo seduce the   to all religion.    These, indeed, confess that tbe Ro-
S. SB.VATE- hay of nv
•JUNE 23,1S32
tbo year—beaulilul little hillocks, where yon wish you could pul u cottage, end from its windows see Ibc whole ocean; nnd Uiere are high mountain* uway back ivlioso lops nre grey vvilh clouds, and sides look black wilh the immensity of vegelalion.— When I at last got usiiorn, 1 wuiidered tUong tho beaches for miles, and loaded myself with shell*, vvbicb In larielyaiid beauty exceeded all lhe places I bave been In. ,
I have novv a very sad, a horrible thing lo relate	
nn accident whicii happened nbout two  hours ngo.
Tbe following resolution, on'cred  by  Mr. Clay,   '"'" "r"»'"'»S'S "asjust rounding lo by ourquar-
was taken up for consiileralion: '    *' | ler, when Ibe coxsw.iin, by .-training upon the til-
Resolved, By the Senate nnd  House  of Repre- i '"' ""^  ''"^''' ^'"'^'' "' ""'''"''"   "verboard.    Al the
senlntivcsof the United Stnti-s of America, in Con-I'^'¦yol " man overboard," I jumped   on deck, nnd
grt-sa  assembled, Tlint a joint conimillee of both | saw biin rise and swim toward the ship.    In a few
, contrary to llie Iradilion of U.e Holy Fulhcrs, j Houses vvuit on ll.o President of the United States, Leeonds   moro   he   suddenly   disappeared   under
1 lotlie service of llie Cuiliollc Cliurcb. | and roqucst tliul he recommend a duy, lo be desig-
1 tbe holy pa-
I'aillifnl by ll.eir false Inlerprelallons and transln-1 man inslilutio
I is liie part of a rood Sbeplierd not j ''»":''  ''y  ''»»; "'' P"'''''^  bumilluUon   prayer and j ' ' lasting, to be observed by the peoide of the 1 niletl ,
iwell as Italian, hnd in by-gone |     Finally of each, alike amongst Chrisdnns ond amongst In-I t'ons inlo Ihc  veniaeular tongue, which Uie then 1 times ao  niueb  infiuence that  iioUiing greut whs i only to protect und feed Ihe sl.etp which follow ! j^,',,'j''„_ „.;,!,  .-eligious solemnity," ai;d wiUi fe ildclfl; continue  what  St. Jerome  forinerly com-I novel invention of prinUng contributed inoro rapid-; done in Uie worid but hud ils origin in our August Jiini, but ulso to seek  and bring l.oiue lolhe  told   sujiplieaUonr. to .'Xlmiglily  God. tbat Ho vvill be plained of—pretending lo popularize tbe holy pa- , b' '-^ propagate nnd multiply.    Whence it wus ge- ' cily.    Not that they asciihe the fact to tl.e Poiilifi- I tboao which wuiiilcr from il, it becomes an nndivi- | graciously pleased lo coniinue His blessings upon ges, and  tender  thrm hitolbgible, without tlie aid I "cially laid down in Ibo legulalioiis diclaled by tbo   cal See, which was then founded by the disposition ' ded obligation on your part and on ours to use all ^ ""'[ |.""",''-'. "|'   . . ?'     *" "''','  V"^'^ ''"'j' '' '''* of nny  interpreter,  to persons of every condition, j Falbei's, adopted l.y tho Council of Trent, nnd np-   of God  himself, but verily to some remains of thc   our endeavors to tbe ends that whoever niuy have | ^f";'", thc^dlspti'lsnlions of'' hTs'^'ProviJenecVvvT^ro
to ll.c nio.stlotiunciousvyoihun; to Uie llgbt-lientled I proved by  our predec.-.^;-r Pius VII., of happy   Komim  power, subsequeully usurped, as Ui^^^  '
old man (viellard dikranl), lo the woi-ldly cavalier I meiuory, and whieh  (regulations)   are prefixed lo j to our predecessors who suceeed to tbat power.
(verbcux sophisle), to nil, in short, and even by an   tho list of prohibited books, Uiat thc reading of the j     'Fhis  is why. determined lo afi'ord to all pcopb
absurdity as great as unheard of, to the most bard-   Holy Bible translaled inlo the vulgar longuo, should j "liberty of  conseieiieo"   (or ratlier, it should be ' fuill. tnd strivo'to expiate II by the atonin
ened infidels. not bo permitted except to those lo vvliomlt miglit'Tsaid liberty to err,) from which according lo their 1 of a salutary repentance. 1 yours and nays.Mr. CLAY rose and suppor'cd tho
You arc but too well aware, my reverned brcth-I lie deemed necessary lo  confirm in Ibn tttb, iind ; theory, must flowosfroman incxbnusuble source, '     We nrc boundnol tn cxclnde from our sace.du-   reEOluUoi. in a cpeecb of siinple beauty nnd unallt-c-	
ren, lo what ll.o eiTorts of these societies tend. You ; piety.—Subsequently, when heretics still'-pertiskir public prosperily and poliUcal liberiy, tbey think ' lal solicitude th?" seducers of our erring brelliren, ! ted eloquence, vvhich ought even now to cause a | j.-^^,. •r„j,„.„, ^^,. ,.„„ Fot.k.—ft shoul.l knovv what is revealed in the Holy Scriptures, and j in tbeit^ fraud.?, it bceaine-neee.s.s.-iry for Benedict , dioy should before all things win over tl.^ inl.nbi-' nor even U.e chief masters of impiety, whose sal-J tinge of buTlRnj sli^o lo reach the face of the j constantly beiinre in mind that all llie Nullifiers. hat is  the advico of Sl. Pcler the Prince of tbo   XIV. to superadd the iiijuntlloii that no versions | tants of Rome  and Italy, in  order to avail tlium- ' yaiioi. wo should seek by every possible means, al- j 'nasi iinfeelirig"''Bf bis calumniators.    Wc give the   Pisunionists and Anti-Tariff men. are in fuvor of
isapp eared vvuler—the fins nnd tail (if 0 hugesbftrk were then rui.-ied above, and splashing for nfen- moments only left ll.o surface again clear! I saw noibing buta criiii.son slain of blood, and a bnt lionting at a short dislance. Not a cry was uttered, it wus so sudden. .-Vgiiin the splashing of the shark oecurrcd, another ... . . was seen to seize his but,  two boats  reached the
allowed himself to  be seduced  by seeltiriaiis and   not to be exen.pted from tbe cabiuilly, Uial. ibrougb .       ,^ ,,,,1 too hle-scores offish were leaping about
propugulors of evil books, may udmit under the m-   His bountiful mercy. Us severity may be mitigated,   ^    ,,    , . . , .,        ,„5   ''
, c-,^- -^    r. I     1     - rt-     and its durau'bn shortened for the lorn pieces of the poor sudor.    Tho capla u
lluence of Divine  Grace, Ibe beniousness of his i """ "" "mauon si.orieneu. ' • r
J .... . . ir   .r- II   c tr-   - -   ,    - ii 1 r   .1      ""0 lun'iv others Were uU   tpeclulois of the vvnole
llin n,,„:.,i» ,1 h,: i\,r, Mi^.nln.r v.-orks !     ilfr.Tajcu'CH of Virginia, haviug Called for Uie    ,     ,., j.riiu,uin u, m..
' ilreadlul scene, and yet we eould render no assis¬ tance."
Apostles—
After having quoted Ibo Epistles of St. Paul— they conCained, says he, many things hard to bc understood, whieh tbey that are unlearned and un¬ stable vvresl, as tbey do also Ibc olher Scriptures, unto ll.eir own destruction. Then you know what he adds: Ye, Uiercforc, beloved, seeing you know these things, beware lest yc also, being led avvay with tho error of tho wicked, full from your own steadfastness.   2d Peter, c. iii. v. IB, 17.
You see what was even in tbo earliest limes of the (/hnreb, tho upproprlute artifices of hercUcs;
clusing puruj^aiiiras-fersanal to bim>c<lf:
Polk  and  Dallas.    "Stiaws ohow vvhich way tho
.  ,     _, ,,   ,     I , .L   ' W'ind blows."   If Ihose fellows get inlo power onee,
.       . ..>.!-    M<^W'''er. ven'erable brolbers, vve recommend the j     -A single woid, Mr. President, (said Mr. Clay) | friends of proleclionjou-n«vMd good bye lo your
Ibey hope lo obtain this result easily by luvor'ot ! ulmosrvvtttelifuhicss  over  tho insidious meajures   as to mysolf.     I ifm not » profesfor of religion.    1 ' tniio honored  andi«i'errt"n-iple9.    Texas will
the Italians .-"eattered over tho vvorld.    They flutter   and attempts of the Chrislian League,lo those who, | rogrel liiatjam nol.    1 wish Ihat I was, and I trust   be   tacked to tbe Union, bringing wiih her eight
Ibemsclves ll.ut on   relurning in large numbers lo ' raised to the  digniiy of vonr order, are called lo | ^ ^''/"  l'"'     "'Jt I huve, and always  havo bad, a ' or len Anli-Tnriir Senfttora. nnd wilha Locofoco
profound respect lor Christianity,   the   religion of , majority in llie House, lhe Tarill' will not stand an my fathers, and for ils rites, its usuagcs, and Ils ob- i hour.    Eemember these things.
whatever should  be  sull'ered lo be read but Ihose . selves nfter of their example  nnd aid in regard to ] though ll.eir ini.juity bc fur greal
which should be approved of by Ihc Holy Sec, nc- ! "dier countries.
companicd by notes derived i'rom lhe wriling ofthe
Holy  Fathers, or other learned  and Cnll.olie au-
llioi-s.    Noivvithslanding this, somo new sectarians
of the school of Jansenius, afler the exam])le oftlie
tbeir country, and bearing vvith them, wheiher ll.e   govern the Italian churches, or tbe countries which Lutherans  nnd   Calvnnists,  feared   not  to  blame j """'""'O"  of novelty, corruption  of manners, of] Italians frequent most commonly, cspecinlly  the j seryances.    Among these, that which is proposed
these justifiable precautions of thc .\po6tolicaI See, "lo excitement of vvant, they vvould hardly hesi- 1 frontiers and ports whence travellers enter Iluly. As ; the resolution belore yuu, has alway.s commanded I Tho locofocos say the bwer the price of uiy as if the reading of the Holy books bad been at all 'n'" '» unibalo tbomBolvea to tho League, and at 1 these are the poinU on wbich tho sectarians have | 'i^'^ .''."P''^' °\ ''^* ^"""^ *"'' <levout. And I hope j commodity, tbo btller it is for ths country. Well limes, nnd for nil tbe faldiful, useful, and so indis-   least second  It Uirough  venality.     This society j fixed lo commence the realization of tbeir projects, | '^"'" "'^'^'" "'^ ^^n^^^^^nce of tho Sana.o." I we^ have reduced^ SgrJ^'.L^^ITwf ft^^^
pensible tbat .10 auUiority could .a.ssail it. I strains every nerve to introduce amongst tlitm, by i it is highly  necessary Uiat tho Bishops of those j     Mr. Ciat was foUowetJ by THEODORE FRS-: ea: to car propei"-"'th^rr:K-^f-i-i*-irin*'-" —
But we find Oils audacious assertion of the acct! m^una of individuals collected from nil puts, cor- \ places shculd mutually assist each other, jealously I LINGHUYSEN, wiio having referred to a prcce-   Clzy Bsnr.sr,
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