The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
APPENDIX.

In order to show with what functions the Popcs ambas
have been charged and TO what they have
directed their influence attention is called to the
following translation of part of bere from the Pope TO hs
Nunco Flanders towards the close of the reign of Queen
Elizabeth
Because do not doubt wholly to secure for this OBJ
ec thy ra,ema and diligence, nasmuch thou art
we commsnd thee soon as thou shalt hear that
wretched Queen Elizabeth) have departed this
and The of the Holy See, that they maintain with
aterna concord and union in the bond love,
and that they suffer themselves to be separated in
anywise be divided, by the cunning and wes of men
ss "e Which is spe for
the present that they who shall
assume to move in grave moment, proler
their efforts nor suages any person unless before all
things and above all things he is cautious to the
that kingdom and unless is to become King who viii
sacredly pledge himself and firmly spulate that he will
nviolably observe his promise, that he will live in the
bosom Of the Catholic Church.. and with other Catholic
aith proaced calamites OF that noble kingdom,
here Gas ju,D the faith and that
they should exhibit in this matter on which everything de-
bly, promise ourselves from their virtue, prudence, piey>
and consancy Take heed therefore, with thy accustomed
diligence watch side the oppor-
and labor so that whatever thou mayest discern to be in
heart beyond what be spoken shall by the aid Of
God issue pIosperGa sly and hspPy to his De
pendx il, p 81
Attention also directed the following translation from
certain instructions enforce the execution of three PapI
6reUeS respecting the affairs OF England:
she will also take understand by what ways and
means and through chat shall chiefly operate in
England, after the death of the Queen; and in the mean
will be prudent endeavor that be hao to
those men, who will afterwards be necessary in
way that when they shall be needed the Catholic,
may find them the prepared and favoraby disposed"
Great stress is 70 be laid this pGin that while the
gently heretofore in the propagation OF the Catholic faith
upon spread of which all hope of better times depends
though whom faith and pety and this very thing which
aborng to effect, the election OF future Catholic
ceivsd more necessary this object than of
minds and the conspiracy (conspato) OF all Catholics,
Others your reverence will studiousiy provide that this
union and concord, ndsPensaby necessary in these times
circumstances, SHALL by possible method be
served and cherished'-Dodd, vol. g. Appendix NO. Ia,
p 10.
Whether the Popes Nunco here will be charged by his
Holiness with the functions, in regard to our political
affairs must be determined by the event. since we have
means ascertain beforehand Certainly there is lack
of diligence in Romanss abroad to propagate their religion
here may be from the following taken from Of
our newspapers during the present year
Aid to the Roman Catholic Church in An,erica.-The
naSe granted to the Missions in this
the Bnop of Dubuque; So 600 the Bishop of Detroit;
soSa s'sSS R Reh%ond Bi:sap Hashss
SeM YSs to M9y 10
900 Bishop OF Vincennes and SO to Congegation
to 10 nIy "1ss' TO Bishop q Little Rock; to
Bishop Quarter, Chicago $500 to Nachez $4750 to
ss% o' haz sa IN Tned socss Il
Jesus Missouri. 5000 society Of Jesus Rocky noun
ains; $3.50 to Domncans in do $4,000 TO Dr. Odn Vicar
postolic Texas $4,000 Jesuit Missions in America;
$26 900 West Indian and South American Missions;
Archbishop Of Oregon city 70 Vicar Apos-
oc, Hudsons Bay $780, 900 British American Missions;
Sll 800 Obla Canada, and Hudson's Bay $4,000 to
Jesuts in Canada These grants, with the donations OF
the people, will uphold very large number OF missionaries
of the Church of Rome this continent
Is the Popes Nuncio be the leader here of the efforts
at home and abroad for giving undue preponderance to
Romansm in our country
NOTE 2.
How much sympathy the Pope has with the people
struggling against absolute Kings for share Of power may
be collected from this fact that the recent de-
made in favor of popular rights in Prus
sa Austria, &c, the Pope put forth warning to Roman
Catholics that the judgments of Heaven would be upon
them if they invaded the sacred rights of Kings But
do not find him denouncng any judgments against Kings
should deny all political rights whatever to the people,
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