{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
A strong disposition exists in France to sepa.
rlte from the Catholic Church, and to adopt Pro.
teS'antism, on account Of the interference of the
priests in all affairs, public and private. A rich
merchant Of LYONS lately ahinrcd the Catholic
faith and published his reasons therefor. These
being reprinted in Paris Journal, it was imme.
dately seized bv the government, on pretcncc
ofits being the effect of party spirit The ca
tholic clergy are much alarmed and ycxcd at the
course taken bv several fathers of families, who
though Catholic born, choose to educate their
children as protcstants