NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.
[We are m receipt of an able and interesting letter by "A Protestant," In reply to "J.0.M.P," on the subject of Indu!--genceß, but, oa tho whole, think it best not to give it publication, "A Proteatant's " first letter asked information as to the meaning of the term "Indulgence " as used by the Roman Catholic Blehop on a recent public occasion, and as ondeistood by- the members of that Church. Another correspondent — 11 J C M.P.,"— having supplied the information sought, the matter nanßt end there, as we do not think that it will tend to edification to permit of the opening op of a theological and historical controversy. To do %o, would be to enter upon a paper war, of an almost Interminable character, and one which would be certain to result m awakening more or less of hostile feeling. Correspondents, on both sides, will therefore please understand, that so far aa our columns are concerned, the discussion is now closed. — Ed.]
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1793, 19 March 1888, Page 2
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165NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1793, 19 March 1888, Page 2
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