The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 14, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AIA'EKTISEK: UOXOLl'1.1', OCTOHKU 14.
Another Large Shipment
RESEARCH GLUB
OF THOSE
"WELL KNOWN
Keen Kutter Goods
Has jnst arrived and been opened up. Chisels, Bits, Hatchets, Knives and
all such articles with this brand on are guaranteed and will always be re
placed by us if any defects show up on using the tools. The "TRUE BLUE"
Saws, Squares and other tools are about the neatest and best things in the
way of fancy tools that have ever been shown. Call and see them and we
think yon will say so, too. These goods are made for, sold by and guaran
teed by the Simmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis, Mo., the largest hardware
house in the world by long odds, and you get honest goods when you buy
these brands. The only place in town you can buy KEEN KUTTER and
TRUE BLUE Goods is at
E. C HALL & SON, LTD.
READY ROCK ROOFING
Best Roofing on Earth.
Interesting Session ' Last
Evening.
KOTHIKG
INJURIOUS
NOT BADE
BY THE
TRUST.
Rev. Or. Klncald's Address on Drey
fus Affair Remarks of Profes
sors Scott and Brlgham.
MM
THE RPHEOM &
TONICHT! TONIGHT!
1111 Jm ' -r 77"'?
IT NOT EXPENSIVE; comes ready to lay; any workman can lay it; is
IlStt; insurance 60 per cent less than shingles on buildings covered with it.
Hot affected by any climate. SEND FOR SAMPLE. 1
Mawalnami TradWfl" Ltd.
Office: Hos. 6 and 8 Love Building, Fort St.
TEL. 1132.
MosquDfltoMirae
Will Drive Mosquitoes A way.
Cures the Bites !
Brings Comfort!
-OWE-Y ATT
B
ENSON. Smith & Co
-LIMITED-
Fort and Hotel Streets.
KIimntaIliin Tobacco Lttd.
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Fine Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
soshima,
' HAT MANUFACTURER.
CENTS' FURNISHINGS.
KING ST;, Next t Castle & Cooke.
flesiramice Sale off
Straw Hats, Silk and Grepe Shirts,
Heehw,. Handkerchiefs, Etc., Etc.
t Lowest Prices Ever Offered In Honolulu.
This sale Trill commence on Sept. 30 and continue for 3 weeks only.
Baby Carriag cs
THOSE
HAVE ARRIVED AT THE
ntty Fanrnnntore Stoire.
H. H. VJILLIAttG, Man&ger.
Love Building, 534-536 Fort
TELEPHONE 46: RESIDENCE. 849.
The Dreyfus case was the subject of
discussion by tae Research Club ou
Thursday evening. The Rev. V. M.
Kincaid read a most interesting paper
on tne subject rrom an ecclesias
tical point of view. Professor Scott
spolce at some length, as also did Prof.
Brigham, showing the danger to be ap
prehended from military government.
T. McCants Stewart was elected a mem
ber and several additional names were
handed in. The subject for next meeting-will
be "Sports.
Following Is the substance of Mr.
Kincaid's paper:
In order to get at the root of the
Dreyfus affair and to understand its
full meaning, we must go very far
back. Its history really began in 1521,
378 years ago, when a Spanish soldier
of high rank, named Ignatius Loyola,
having been wounded in battle, sol
emnly resolved to change his method
of warfare and to become a veritable
soldier of the Pope! He ultimately
created what he called a company or
society of men organized in a totally
different way from any existing eccle
siastical organization. That company
is known today throughout the world
as the Company of Jesus, or the Jesuit
Society. It was established on three
fundamental principles. First, there is
what is known as the principle of
Probabilism that any doubtful con
duct of which you are guilty, although
against the admonition of your con
science, is probably permissible if you
can find any doctor of theology any
where in the church who has justified
it or excused it: in other words, the
principle of probabilism means the
substitution of external authority for
the voice of conscience. The second
marked feature of this society Is what
is called the doctrine of Mental Reser
vation. As all the men who have fig
ured on the side of the prosecution in
the Dreyfus business are pupils of the
Jesuits, they furnish us with illustra
tions of all the distinctive features of
this society. The doctrine of mental
reservation was illustrated by the con
duct of the president of the first court
martial that tried Captain Dreyfus.
You may remember that when he gave
his evidence on his oath he said that
he had read only one of the several
documents that, in defiance of the fun
damental principles of justice, had
been shown to the judges at the first
trial behind the prisoner's back and
without his knowledge. But there
happened to be on that tribunal, as
there has been, happily, on this, at
least one honest man. and he appeared
as witness at Rennes, and therein gave
Colonel Mauvel, the president of the
first court-martial, the He direct, say
ing that alf the documents had been
read, and not one only. Thereupon
Colonel Mauvel got up and unblush
ingly informed the court that all he
had said was that he had read only
one document, but had not denied that
the rest had been read by his clerk.
There you have an illustration of the
Jesuit principle of mental reservation,
telling the truth to the letter in order
to deceive in the spirit; and then there
is the principle of which you have all
read that the end justifies the means
and that to achieve a particular end
which is judged desirable and good you
may adopt the most wicked means and
remain blameless, and you know that
at every stage of this trial what is
called the honorable end has been
thought to justify lying, forgery and
attempted assassination. No doubt
many engaged in this travesty on jus
tice have .been persuaded that they
were upholding the honor of the
French army, and that they were jus
tified in behaving in a way that has
staggered and outraged the conscience
of the entire human race. What. then,
was the fundamental principle under
lying the policy of Loyola? It was the
absolute supremacy of external au
thority. The one virtue in the ethical
system of the Jesuits is obednlence at
all hazards and at all costs. Even if
the thing you are required to do is con
trary to your conscience, you must do
it, and you are held blameless if you
have been ordered to do it by ecclesias
tical authority. If you wish to know
how thoroughly Loyola elucidated this ;
principle you should read his spiritual
exercises. Here are two of his instruc
tions; he puts this sentence into the
mouth of a disciple: "I ought to desire
to be ruled by a superior who endeav
ors to subject my judgment or to sub
due my understanding"; i. e.. you must
submit not only your conscience and
your will, but your very reason to your
ecclesiastical superior, and you must
make. every effort to bring your way of
thinking into harmony with his. so
that you may do it willingly and in
telligently. Then he adds: "I ought
not to be my own. but his who created
me, and his, too, by whose means God
governs me, ana yield myseir to be
moulded in his hand like so much
wax. I ought to be like a corpse which
has neither will nor understanding: or
like a small crucifix which is twined
about at the will of him that holds It;
or like a staff in the hands of an old
men wno uses it as may best assist
or please him."
Now from that day to this the his
tory of the Roman Catholic Church
has been a history of the efforts of the
Jesuit Society to dominate the whole
church and to saturate it with these
principles, to coirlpel every Roman
Catholic to submit himself as absolute
ly to the authority of the Pope as every
Jesuit does to the authority of the
General of his order. This battle has
J taken the Jesuits 300 years to win. and !
j so far as the hierarchy is concerned it (
; is won. They have been bitterly op
i (Continued on Pace 10.)
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Ejector
SHOT GUNS!
MAGAZINE CARTRIDGES,
VESTS, HUNTING COATS.
GAME CARRIERS,
Gl'N CASES. LEGO INS. BELTS.
Clearing (tat Sale
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ON MONDAY, OCTOBER .9.
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R. A. DEXTER. Manager.
Tho" purchase of a
Cleveland
Bicycle
will prevent any ini
takfc in the choice of
your Nutoniohile. The
tame popular pricrs
prevail.
SPKOIAL SALKS in all lines. Mf. U. lit SAINS.
The Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
LIMITED.
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rnmntri fi: KtTLL ItEDROOM SI7T. SPRING
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You save 25 per cent by dealing nerc. RcataVr, SI0 txt Lcre
as ZO cUctcherc. . ,
A largo awortroent of BOOKS Juit to bond; enr wJoiwn y mil
the mot popular writer of tho diy. Booui lent lo rrad. ic jt votssr.
Old books bought or exchanged. . t
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Louder Than Words.
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' If the above UARftMNS arc oM when you call there will I kj many other
equally attractive. " .
A few ca?es of NEW GOODS have been oponel ami wc will mou commence
opening our ENTIRE NEW STOCK.