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

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Ii is the Oldest sister we have in the world She was
republic for ten centuries before this continent wa, dis
covered and If we are disposed TO go out of our way and
send missions merely for the purpose of expressing
Inv with the republican institutions of mankind here Is
case for its unexceponabe exercise Such a mission
could nor he regarded in ay other ght than os an,fsi
before The world our reverence for This small hnt oncsn
rennblic
But understood the other day. if correctly followed
Rsuro thai he was disnosed ~ estsbsb ms mssion in
eonseSsnee Of the @and associations connected With Rome
nsf ,bat can a9nrera,e The CLASSIC fInas Of ih hon
omhIe Sens,or. trpet am not ,,ose5sr ;nd,aersn,
IN s,cb hu cannot Coo nov, ,ha,, ,oI
me,fv ms in senano ,oisso, for The nnr,ose of
n ssneo, ~, ia dsnaoJ o,ass f t;t p psy
wn,d snoees, bs, ne noonen nacsss. f ,he ss,Il;
wan, of s7cb :, n;ss;on had ,roh ho,,ayy h J .
sending to Rome and desyng the EXPENSES Of some Of or
,,o,,na ,nan or ,.,,o ~ 81 ,d;,l.,, a \ Il
1nn;abt he emnIo1eJ IN s,nd,;nr IL - r 49,, -
anJ rerurn ~ her own co,ntr aonabd ; Q"
scn,ntors able NJ adorn tbe;r n.,;v Ind LII - 49, ,
migbt EXERCISE The most mnor,snt as"oes
and imnrov;no The ouhlic taste p,, ! io u,,d ~
Sa,n ~ nes ,ha, he onId h i =; e 'a
his nl,;,a,sIv n,isson for the whole Of ba IaT S,,o
when thar nronoson comes before ns II nav h ,S
of consideration Al nresent however do NO, ,binL h
oaar ,i, a. ,h ,,h,;h,, V a., 'i nun, !na'
Other pen,lemen think dderentv and will oS course -
| ,hen,ssives nv, ,he;r ou,n ;,danso, ' " VI '' s'
| On the = Of March Is4s he same su,;oc, h;o u;
under considerat;on - ~ ~ ' e 'e
Mr. B,pcyR said II is not NV intention 70 eo,.r I'M,
this discussion for have ALREADY stated hs aona ~
which am onnosed 10 this mission in anv for Inn, s;I
~ wake one nr TWO remarks which have bean ~
Mo ,v VIM, has been s,id hv be bonorabIs Sen,os So
Ma 'yorx and M;cb;can Mr. nv and NJ Coy IT,
S, from, M;cb,gsn seems 70 snnnoso ,h, b ;J
ha ~. nresent pone has done nobing cr the
Of The condition Of his subjects am verv certain sir
h avsr n,endsd 70 Cav, anv,b;no Of ,ho L;nd na' A.
,a hi IA - " ~ 49, "a x; a n,u, a'u 10
I'LL ,h pe 80 GOOD man and ;. ;n J h -, VIC"
h d seyerai hinos far ne nresent ben6,' and lie e
The neone Of Rome he has done ro,h;na ,nwards o.
abJ;sb;no free povernment and has done no,bino 10
reI thni absolute eborirv ich h. has race;veJ
nredecessors ' ''''
NJ FnnT, Will tho ssno,or orovv mo - ,sL hin,
M rr-Have | not rpbt n exnla;n
Pnrsm,Sc Orr,oEn.-Tbe Senator from Moth Carolina
does moi WELD the floor
| Mr. BspcER am speaking now of the views which |
have heretofore submitted to the Senate or which intend
ed to submit for the purpose of correcting what has fallen
from the honorable Senator from MICHIGAN this morning.
The os;,ion have aken ia that tho Pone has done no
h;ng IN secnre n his subjects an share in The adnstr
ton of the that he has established no barrier
AGAINST the either bv himself or bv his Of
5e absolute mower which he Possesses No doubt a.
wise nrnce he has done many bings for which he Is
Tiled 10 h;ob credit He is dismissed IN natronse the nre
sent schemes and projects for opening communications by
railroad and the other Of the dnv He has
established national ouard and put arms into the hands
az hs suhects He hos IN ,,,ract tho affection
If his snbects and n engage their neson, regard by
Showing him self soictous to nromoe their interests III
has "a wise nr;nca taken IN nreyent The inter
e ia, f A p,;a i3a u h;ch hoe pi hn AL
eterious IN the minor States of aJv as we all know All
his he has done and for This he deserves credit hut what
maintain 10 that the pone has vet done notbnp IN estob
sh free government in the Papa domnions and nothing
has vet been ponted out bv any gentleman who has
spoken upon this subject as done by him which shows him
to belong to that class of rcormers The honorable Sena
from Michigan, after reading extract from letter
Speech did not exactly understand which, of Lord Pal
merston--
Mr. CAss 1t was letter.
Mr.. BADGER--a letter OF Lord Palmerston, IN which
his ordshp remarks upon the desire OF the rope to make
reforms in the governments of his States remarked
that his ordshp had done justice TO the Roman Pom
tiff than he had received at my hands Why have had no
means of determining what his desires or purposes were
only ascertain what he wishes to accomplish by what
he does. Well, now, ask what has he done' Why, it
said he has called conssory and that the distinguished
eccesastlcs who belonged to In consultation upon
the proprey of making organic changes and that it
understood that their impressions opinions fa
vorabe to the establishment of constitution, but what
the Pope intends to establish sort of constitution.
Well, this may be He may design to do and he may
accomplish it. When he does accomplish it, he will
title himself to still higher praise than ne mas earned by any
thing that is past.
The honorable Senator from Michigan will also recolect
that the address which the Pope himself made to some
public assembly, he stated that was his design to trans
init entire to his successors the same authority which he
had received from those who went before him. whether
MS Honess mas changed ms na on una. SUBJECT know
not but mere pubic aulhenuc declaration OF MS nten-
tion TO retain MS power undn''snea: In oPPos;uon 10
that' we nave lool lat ~ eoslSory ProJec. ior
some kha OF constitution mas ieceseu asoiaoc eosae
rauoh' we nave pceh also o'u W we N'e' rom Aeh'-
gan, ana by the senator rom view oih a az, ie fro-
testant powers OF Europe nave sent 10 te
Papa court ana that we sehu representatives. 70 turkey
and emma NOW, the Emperor o Chiha GAINS 10 DC the
Vlcegereht on earh.
Mr. DIX, I'm his seat 1.-The sole Vcegerent.
Mr. B,pcER That claim stands exactly on the same