The Religious Question in Mexico
The Religious Question in Mexico
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- - -, ^^, », •' I.. ». M . I.. RM. I.. >- ......... -, - — ' -' - "- ——;^^^^ " • •■■ j>^^ APPENDIX LAW OF THE 12th OF JULY 1859, MINISTRY OF JUSTICE, ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Most Excellent Sir: — \\'i< Excellency the constitutional Pre- sident ad interim of the iiei)ul)lic has ordered the following de- cree to be published: THE CITIZEN BENITO JUAREZ, Constitutional President ad interim of the United States of Mexico, to all its inhabitants, know ye: That with the unanimous approval of the Cabinet, and CONSIDERING That the present war, promoted and sustained by the clergy, . Has for its chief aim the deliverance of the said clergy from its dependence to the civil authorities; That when tliese authorities have offered to better the income of the clergy, the clergy has refused even that which w^ould be to its benefit, in order to disavow the authority of the sovereign^ people; That when the sovereign people, fulfilling the mandate of tlie- clergy itself on the subject of iDarochial imposts, attempted thereby to remove from the clergy the hatred it was attracting by its manner of collecting these imposts, the clergy chose ta seem to desire to perish rather than to subject itself to any law; That inasmuch as the determination shown in these matters by the Archbishop proves that the clergy can support itself in Mexico, as in other countries, without civil law regulations of the collection of imposts from the faithful; That if at other times there might have been some one to doubt that the clergy has been one of the constant hindrances to the establishment of public peace, at present all acknowledge that it is in open rebellion against the sovereign people; That the clergy, having diminished by waste the large funds intrusted to it for holy purposes by the faithful, now inverts what remains of those funds in the general destruction, sui)port- ing and making bloodier every day the fratricidal struggle begun by the same clergy in its disavowal of the legitimate authority, denying the Kepublic the right to constitute a government to the- peoples 's convenience; — 17 — That, since ii]) to the pi'esent all efforts to end a war that is ruining the lvei)u])li(' iiave failed, to leave any longer in the hands of the sworn enemy the resources which it has misused so grievously would be to become its accomplice, and That it is an imperious duty to put in execution all measures that may save the situation and save society; I have thought it wise to decree the following: Article 1.
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- - -, ^^, », •' I.. ». M . I.. RM. I.. >- ......... -, - — ' -' - "- ——;^^^^ " • •■■ j>^^ APPENDIX LAW OF THE 12th OF JULY 1859, MINISTRY OF JUSTICE, ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Most Excellent Sir: — \\'i< Excellency the constitutional Pre- sident ad interim of the iiei)ul)lic has ordered the following de- cree to be published: THE CITIZEN BENITO JUAREZ, Constitutional President ad interim of the United States of Mexico, to all its inhabitants, know ye: That with the unanimous approval of the Cabinet, and CONSIDERING That the present war, promoted and sustained by the clergy, . Has for its chief aim the deliverance of the said clergy from its dependence to the civil authorities; That when tliese authorities have offered to better the income of the clergy, the clergy has refused even that which w^ould be to its benefit, in order to disavow the authority of the sovereign^ people; That when the sovereign people, fulfilling the mandate of tlie- clergy itself on the subject of iDarochial imposts, attempted thereby to remove from the clergy the hatred it was attracting by its manner of collecting these imposts, the clergy chose ta seem to desire to perish rather than to subject itself to any law; That inasmuch as the determination shown in these matters by the Archbishop proves that the clergy can support itself in Mexico, as in other countries, without civil law regulations of the collection of imposts from the faithful; That if at other times there might have been some one to doubt that the clergy has been one of the constant hindrances to the establishment of public peace, at present all acknowledge that it is in open rebellion against the sovereign people; That the clergy, having diminished by waste the large funds intrusted to it for holy purposes by the faithful, now inverts what remains of those funds in the general destruction, sui)port- ing and making bloodier every day the fratricidal struggle begun by the same clergy in its disavowal of the legitimate authority, denying the Kepublic the right to constitute a government to the- peoples 's convenience; — 17 — That, since ii]) to the pi'esent all efforts to end a war that is ruining the lvei)u])li(' iiave failed, to leave any longer in the hands of the sworn enemy the resources which it has misused so grievously would be to become its accomplice, and That it is an imperious duty to put in execution all measures that may save the situation and save society; I have thought it wise to decree the following: Article 1.
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