Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-04

xErr PATH WITH HrsrrIcs But, alas the Poaine
Marshes are the boundaries Of the trade and commerce Of the
Roman Pontf He has trade, commerce, exchan-
ees Of value to offer for cotton tobacco rce our
Hour or our hemp. II becomes, then, pure political en-
bassy YET having political relations with Rome, il be-
comes reduced to nuity an empty FORM an unean-
ing pageant ridiculous display, wicked in its conception
dsgraceiu IN It's tendency and prodga in its expenditure.
10 this time 10 play with expensive baubes while we are
borrowing mons upon millions to prosecute the war Must
we add 70 ne burdens OF our national debt by taxing and
coffee IN order that we send ambassador the Roman
Ponuh, to acquire the vices amaze himself with the fri
v0lties Of European courts
How stands this boosted Italian refmer as constitutional
monarch is he willing part with apy Of his boasted nre
negatives absolute king Listen 10 his own declare
ons spoken at the last opening Of his Council Of State and
mark the holy indignation with which he epe the sahtest
impuaon or suspicion Of his despoc character And vet
the American people, propose to send depuaon an
embassy, to this confirmed despo These are his words
thank you Tor your good intentions and regards the
good that since my elevation the Ponca throne have
n with the eounses inspired BY God accomplished
God, to do all for the FUTURE without however rerenchny
degree the sovereignty Of the Ponheae and nasnucR
received full and entire from my predecessors shall
transmit this sacred deposite my three
millions Of subjects Witnesses and baye hitherto accom-
pshed much to unite subjects with me, and ascertain
and provide for their necessities particularly to ascer-
tain those wants. and to provide better for the Of
the public service that have assembled couu-
ell 1t hear opinion when necessary and to aid
in sovereign resolutions, in which shall my
conscience and them with the Ministers and the
Sacred College Any body who any other view Of
the functions you called fulfil would mistake
rally as well as he that would sec in the Council Of State
the realization of their Utopas and the
germ OF an institution incompatible with the Pontica
regnty"
Now, what are the facts The United States can only
regard Plus in his temporal and political character as soye
reign, the monarch of Rome And find that sovereign
jealous OF his absolute power to denounce by anticipation
any possible sumse Of bis intention 10 part with or relax IN
favor of popular freedom any the slightest portion of his abso-
lutte prerogayes He will not etrench Of that pow
which he has received full and entire from his predecessors
and which he will transmit sacred depoe his
sors And what is this deposle Such the language of
the eformer for whom faction in the United States would
express sympathy and with whom they willing to
fraternze
True, send minister to Russia who is an absolute
monarch; but commercial relations with Russia justify it,
But in the of Plus propose send sympathizing
embassy special political agent uphold his political cha
race and encourage him in his efforts to overthrow Amer
can institutions
Sit wage against any religious opinions Of foreign
Americans do conceive Jesuit influence to have
any connexon with religion Roman Catholic countries have
in succession denounced expelled, prescribed the Jesuts
rs the formidable enemies of Government; several Popes
have Illuminated their bulls against them It rte part
OF history detail for all know that Pope Clement the
XIV who promulgated the memorable edct their suppress
sion perncous order, whose ambition incompatible
with the Of empires and the purity of the Roman
Catholic relgion Their colleges suppressed and their
confscaed by Roman Catholic preaes popes and
kings The institution of gnaus Loyaa made to immor-
taize the ambition of bad 1t laughed with derson at
the power of states to extngush it, still ourishes more
formidable than throughout Europe, its giant
power but powerful than kings Following in the path
OF their Victims they droves the United States and
spread through the length and breadth land
With smiling and meek exterior their purposes all useful
They terrific 'front.' they carry weapon to DESTROY
life but bear the scepre knowledge in their hands, and
under the banner of " education they nst the insdious
doctrines that them with omnpoent power over
the minds Of their disciples Po,oer The human ,cH is
the object of the Jesuit and the aim of that power
man by enslaving him. community under the influence of
Jesuts must be community of slaves Implicit obedience to
the behests Of despo the first law of the orde and will
you give fresh vgor that order by courng egae Of the
Pope be stationed this city for the purpose of crdzng
its influence Sir foreign colonies planted among as under
the influence Of such central poce cannot fail to work out
their designs, TO the overthrow of free institutions
tell you, and tell the naion for there is vet time 10
save that the Propagandsts of Europe coonzng this
country that the foreign population is being dexterously
located only with the the holding of the balance of
power in certain States but with reference the organization
Of under the peculiar influence of the Jesuits who
will spread their ample wings them where they may
The Jesuit not confined to the country He is at home
numbs the soul and letters the body His victim controlled,
and moves and acts at the will Of his MASTER and is this
master whom you propose to by the passage Of this BILL
Sir, Jesuit college seminary familiar things,
be in all places and daily increased without exciting
sensation giving birth remark Habit reconces 10
evil when most odods and revolving in features But
glded exterior makes evil welcome object TO our senses
We greet the whose bland smiles cheer and whose
batteries crafty vanity Courtesy and learning both unite
to render the Jesuit nsnuang and bad be object the
single purpose oil Improving the intellect OF mankind he
should receive the homage Of my admiration But even
education" may be purchased too high price, After
ALL the knowledge incucated Ivy the Jesuit called
I" education II is not at least, the education Of Anne
rican Of freeman republican, from what quar-
Ter of the globe he may, ought to have his whole soul
panded to the utmost bounds Of bealy-fee daring eper
getc and boundess in its soaring flight feeling throb he
feared to uterbunng with thought be dare express
This sir is the basis, the only basis Of American education
Unresaned freedom Of thought and Speech with no master
but God superior but the awsconscence for his guide
and reason for his counsellor.
IL other evil resulted the American people but this sys
tenn of seve education by the ambitious Jesuit who seeksto
control it. wrapping up the minds Of American youths in
the eternal bondage of Egyptian Darkness would be quite
sufficient nducement to put curb the evil rather than
give loose rein TO their designs by the passage of this BILL
Let it not be forgotten that this system Of intellectual and
moral bondage only great uferor end and
that political power and religious authority Although the
Popes have various periods in the history Of the world
pretended suppress the order Of the Jesu they have
aed to avail themselves Of their aid as missionaries They
might be suppressed al home, but il only them
or fresh exeron in distant land Il never was content with
spiritual diffusion but always struggles and pants gain
poa power for its presy head We find other religion
'ut that Of The Pope concentrating IFS accomplish po
itcal power II peculiar to Popery rest content
i'll il incorporates its power with the civil government. We
lave the voice Of history instruct in the fact that
igon founded The union Of spiritual and temporal potcer
cW arire naturally 10 propagate that union, indipen
able 10 ITS perfection. Without political power such