The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-22

ir'uus work thew hsvr nohlf uGsertsksn we
r,ust take siaes We avoid Il without betraviug
faa OF public liberty great truth hss been
eeaelished within the last forty days t this that
-rmrd longer guaranty OF tn fecurtv or
essppt'.m Standing armi 9 have b.come power
les, before the p-opls-for they join With the@ In
reducing throne. TO s.h-s hundred thousand
bavo9sts impot.nt bsfors the sacred HYMN
Of bs-'y ehsun.-d BY the uusrm-d people This IL the
tru n Of the important than all the re-
ful steam and el-etrcty rr-st they were THE
truth by tar IN, most importaot discovery Of IN"
tles. u was our duty 1T such time 10 secoud this
vem-nt sua whatsoever might Do the Of the
1sr be would look to the CHER consideration OF free
prrc'piss ia s-ndng mission 20 Rome 8ov.rnnsnts
h-r4st.r mus popular opinion He had been
furshsr than M bsd intended but he coud not
aow tOe gef movements ia France to pass BY without
max ng hs in way sssmilated them to the
progress 81 freedom 10 Italy
Mr sAsess remarked thst the ssnstor from Ohio
had said nat Il tat b--n sad herr. thss this mission
Ron- was OBJ 'sto abs BIO uas the sovereign thr
msmb~r Of = particular ehurrh a. hsd Informed his
coli-sgo- (Nr IsnruuS xhsn ia.srrse".d that h.
hSd % references 60 him; and he Mr. now told
Me- AtLNs would state that eid alludr directly
% tas s'ns'or; sd n utiop of HE remark,
TIE osestsnt portion OF the people will mark this
Nc B,pcsR thought the Senator was nist.k-u; for
he had never used the sentiment attributed co him He
hAo few days urged that this mie.iso WAS una
oess,ry upon certain grounds which he now intended
torsp-s. TIL President ia his me..Te had recon-,
Insnied this mission, two grounds. And Mr. had
stsmp'sd TO sho that tue for the mion stated
by tn Peesden did uotexs rhere we're ne CONNER
al hands The Senator from OHIO, however, scars
above msrcsl pecnoiery relation and elevstes
hare bscsuse she Pope was frrnd othberty
10 the sympathy expressed Tor The friends Of liberty he
20 ~ FIR any But he must b ~ isn'd
hat fops ia tue rsformr h. Is described to BE-
BY Sensto-s II. has parted vi non. Of his preroga
tvs BE nor gvsn anv legislative assembly to hir
people; be has il trua ma is municipal chsrgs
bu has not done anyta wh.tsver tow ,rds the liberty
OF he people. How 4. the fopc elected? II the Senator
will only look thu of tn pontiacis govern
or they viii see chat I. i'm possh- for him t. DO 50
Whens ops di- is 10 be chosen by the col
lege-of Cardia.is
sr. W.RsrER From itself
MIR BaDorR-Ye-; this sacred oolcgs Of cardnsl'
viii tbsr it il Impossible rhst the sovereign ever
De Cd ia any mode which will give the people
voeein that election There oevor could be that pro
Ia firs that would result in giving the people OF
the pspei states Hbesty, Ia the American sense OF The
term He'ookel upon this mission, nos as one toa So
vsrsizu prince in political bat as one TO IN,
obist bi'hOo of churobnot TO civil power clothed
with sprtua authority but to spirtus power clothed
in sdait on with slight temporal power This sl'ne
would rot induce him snsr The mission could
ne s'e any Pooie good TO result IRON it He agreed
with the senator from 1djsuz in saying that the
oouroeraioni and re would go sti farther he would
mlsaiop e. be raissd the ground OF sympathy
pup To minister 90 The little republic Of Sau
Msrno Shlsh wt1 trritory OF thirty square miles
ana seven thousand bauts hss existed Ii the hesrt
OF a.spotsns, a9d preserved the principles Of Iepus
MIR Foern sad that as thsre appesred to Do desire
on the of those who agreed With him to discuss Ihis
MISTER tursecr he would say few words more The
senate hld jIss bsaa informed that Pope Plus x hd
oone rotnns. But rhe senator from North Caroline
was perhaps nes well Informed on the subject But
il YES known to ever woman and ild IN Europe
sud through at own ccuntsy, sstshed that
'pe Plus hat done sonsthing The peopls OF Sicily
hal thrown eff desoo'n aud by the iuf lence Of that
spirit sE oo by tn Pv9s they have obtained from
th-r sovereign Constitution Later events had occurred
wb ca owed thsir origin the struggle foot by The
Pope H07doTts had made the Emperor of AustIis
trembls his throne Armiet had marcheA and hsA
been raised To gull the movements IN Italy, but the
Sc stor says incoming had been done MIR Foots the
raid that he examine remarks Of the Senator
from North Carolina. aud he would show that that
Senator hal made t@o great mistakes The fra in the
d=ui OF having made the eharge that this mission was
"a "a
Catholic vote. Hpd The second wss, that he had not
Appealed n any arian esiiI q, He would resa from
the Senator's remarka and then ths Senate could then
Judge OF tha sru II OF his statement
did w. in Order that tn Suste might judge between
the senator and himself for that Senator did rot appear
to think it worth his wh- to noos him (Mr F. which
however,, -ss 30, Of mach cosesr1.
Tao exrsot rsaj from Air Badgers late speech is a.
follow:
Blu. what Is the other reason assigned by tie Pres
dentl The recent political events whc have taken
place 10 The Pa al yates der the direction Of the pre-
sent Pope la what possbs mode ask 40 these poll.
tic4l rV-n-s m>Sa 4 oecssssry that should ren5
miois e. % ,ms H5w connected with the..
poit'ss eventsl Wa e pfussce IL it osctsd tn;
minister exercise those events Tbs party
coonec 81 with then; in what way win this misscu
The rap-l SAFEST What 10 Jne oh lracter OF pol
teal rveots whoh are in progress "a 1ms7 NJ
thing hss tsksc place which 10 the least embr apy
alteration 10 form OF government hst hss Away
ohtsinet IN those States The prrssat Pope is th-
zane sb'oute Master of his people that Sill bis prede
ia III past have hsep H has surreod-ed
Of the sb'olut- powers which sisrn Hn3 strengthen tn
4
the abuse OF hos powers either ~ himself by h.
sucoss'o He stand now outcas possessed Of abb
ex-rci'iog suor-ns authority al his subj cts
who are aooutsiy depend ut on him Tor every priveg
they srj y for ev-ry II d which they exercise, TO-
every relaxation waioh bsea extended 90 them from
the rigd severity Il form days He "a nothing In The
wort 10 comparison WITH ha predecessors but good
spi Kind In OF his subj .cts, WHO enpaaticsly
his vass.s He ha, II. de no rrforun; ne has made
earrenter Of OF the principles OF arbitrary
hi: 'n5 ~. 10
trolsoie hoTity Of that ptre which he Yields TIL
same objectionable ana uoq lstiooed doninon which
mas pe-o rxercsed by his pr -cessors NV, SIR what
on earth induce at this lime to establish this mis-
sion TO the psOs ststs' Do We exosct TO sustain hi
Holiness in Pu sung the course wscn he has sdop ed
Do we intend TO extend to him QUE oountensDce aud
support Why. in that point of view, think i m'y b
seriously Questioned whether do not greatly
timst- tue position whoa occupy aud whether bis
Holiness sill con,dcr himself Obliged by counter.
Ia wlsJ way then !, this mission benefit this
ooun.ry' 1n-ra /, no oommcrceo bs protected
least that -wsys been amply protected by the
consur Of the UGtsd stetss in tse rApsl donations
There is oth,psin the world il the present political
c1nstion - Rome which makes suca a missiou OF
sl,g1J-st Importance TO her, cou.dered
gard TO those political relations which may subsiss be
tween Va n h-r tss independsnt States Well thst
b.ing . NOT the Uatte1 states nov conmsncins IL
the sbisDIn Of this mission system TO which
have heretofore entire strssReTs? ls mis
sion in the view of it Shio1 have present. d. merely
RELIGIOUS mission the part OF the United States to the
hst Bisaop o. Europe? Certainly it's. sir. Altbougk
hi. Hsl,ness is not ONLY IN Art shoo me univsr
cal he'd of the Roman Catholic Church, bat
nexes 20 that the character Of secular prince must
sl~sy' be r.cooted that The Psps but the
dPpendage attached TO mis- episcopal see for ths pur
pose o giving support and dignity ME religions cna
rscter and office. 1t Is spiritual ruler that
discs bis influence bis doEninions. An secular
prince simply, and merely, he would be nobody IL !.
his boiaess tast governs It is the universal bishop OF
the cb that rules "a the Paps 5tat-r His counsel
lors are me principal bishops priests and deacoDs Of
Christ niom HI. ministers priests; hi, snbssse-
doris priests The whole machinery troll aud di
Tsction Of his government stamp &c az bing in every
sp-ct spirituAi dominion Now, admit that that
sideraton would furnish no reason why the proposed
uiso3a slouii not be established, II there any
great interests 81 the people 20 be protec ed or any
great connected with taeir welfare be achieved
by IL But, no Tar as an aware, there such
sderstions Of policy to b. uged IN this Chs IL
simply the ssndnx forth of mission from the United
o II nrsf f,ath Of ne