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To the Editor Of the Herald


SIR: an at n loss 10 understand what motive
you can have in bringing nay name, again and
again, before tho public as though occupied +
position antagonist, nay hostile, to the Right Rev
erend Bishop Hughes. Although by no means in.
sensible to the language Of eulogy when properly
bestowed, still i, weuld be unworthy my characte
as II Clergyman, and my honor as gentleman, TO
admit in silence, tho praise lavished upon by
yo1, under the present circumstances. If be a
master-sprit" of the American church. Ia title
and an honor which in no manner deserve
trust | will always be found such only in .sppor
and vindica,ion of the authority and character OF
the Bishop under whom exercise my ministry
Bishep to whom personally and from my earlies
ySuth have been attached, whose purity Of inter
tion | respect, whose persevering efforts made i.
behalf of the rising generation OF Catholics ad-
mirc and with whom nay humble abilities will eyeI
be exertcd to cooperate-in every legitimate man
ner-tor the amelioration of the Common Schoo
System, and the removal OF the grievances Of whic!
he and myself, and the whole Catholic community
have so vehcmenty and justly complained.


This, sir, is my position: one which must. hence
forth, be regarded BY the public and myself
equivocal and which will trust, preclude the ne
cessi,y OF Noticing any future that may be ad,
OF Ky name for the purpose Of sowing discord il
the very sanctuary; in which should be unworthy
and unfit 10 labor if no, in The most perfect union
and harmonywith the Bishop appointed to rule ihi,
portion of the Caih,lic Chu.ch.


CHARLES CoNsrAxrISE PIsE, D. D.