New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

Indignant pop1l.cs sar nothing. apparently. bs
fore rsD, %. rest0rsllrr 20 tas hsrst rsis OF
the Cardinals They blrnt these sided. ls1ar,as
possessions Of their opgr-ssors, from feeling
similar % hat Snicn prompted the destruction OF
tEs s-xrue Of George Ill daring car Regol s.io8
slG TIE barring y the tarcne sra other t-so,i,g,
u rDys.ty a. tie I1iieries ih PARIS lrssxur-
der nat thy were LOT hurried into greater *
cesses Even this r-vo.cfio1ary sct wss accom-
plish-d with degree CO order, Uhich Soes NJ. Be
iIa< 70 scenes O.. the k.Lt. The carriages were
bum: CT Successive nights ln The p-b.c alaces o.
the CITY sad faeir simple destruction YES TIE oniy
cispa u porsisr fg-v.
IS not sras. - shoo Euches asserts that
the chr-c5es OF Rori- have heen r.gndsret We
heart. through Eaghs- and Frsnch para s, that
ornaments bad dissp Qesred from them, insi pic
lures had bssa sold from tie Nk,icsa and other
puohc ga eries. and statues sal manuscripts -
moved. and Ne took psius 20 ascertain the truth OF
s-ch statements WHARF best they COZ be proved
by visiting the ? secs specified Every article
Vss IL = oid place, an5 there wss 20 sign OF iss
having been temporarily removed. " wstcned
This Mater rsrro& y. ssi1 a. i0;ei'i gen. 1enile-
man. long resi5ens ~ Rome. send saer that
tie stories told Of the deprsistious o. shs Re
public are u'fsriy fllse. The 'vernment Old
not sell 4 picture or srsfls from any o. he pub.
JIG galleries. Or fga-r one 90 be removed nor does
j. appear that ssnil8 orlsmsll was taken from
any Of me enc h1nfrsd al s.xty-six overload ad
forbesra1cs or the Go~ernment, when thinS Of
their pressing want % money. and see zoe unpr't-
table millions " nicn sc l-u some of the churches
in ne shape OF votive offerings. lvisltel one th's
m1rning. where toe columns were llag with silver
aud Jewels from ceiling - for. a1l ,here I hssrd
one and anorher H1rs the Republic because
p - ~ u de uso Of t1swsstel wesfh
Bishop Hughes is aga.l mistaken. > hen b. saws
that tae Government OF ihs Republic "exto-ted
money from the people. cannot imagine hat
he means By tbs express.on. unless be refers to
is issue q paper money. ~ which they lia pre-
cse'y bat has been dona hy the HlnsarisnS, snd
IS was done by the Continental Congress IN our
/ Revelation. No f1nt- there vii 30 great lostcs
on this mccey under The restoration OF the R1paI
authority. TIE Cardinals have already reduced
rs vsac e. such an extent that they fesrst A.
outbreak among the people blt thar is not tDs
laui Of Toe Republic. whose leaders would gladly
Etsy here and redeem their oVn currency.
As q iez.'ziue sft,ssi19tiol, can only re-
0eat that Rome has never been s. sale 2 hcma a.
during the past " Winter. The security of lite and
/ property aston.shed those who knsw % in f1rmer
wears. The death oil Cont Ross preceded the
light q the Pope, aud took place nearly three
. months before the declaration 90 the kepuH lc
tbs SCI was 10 10 Way countensuced by me Re-
pub lean leaders be, was. on The contrary. *
pressly disavo~ed snd disapproycd BY the entire
liberia party.
Bishop Hashe. aliuiss n'cSinsly 20 the face
fNdt no iNltl-N FutN.-t'ift ever TfNfsuNHtN sue
/ Roman Hepub &c. Frame was the p0ecr g.
. which she looked Tor elcoarsg, meut aad adj and
until her recognition was obtained lt coai uoI BE-
7 expected t1st any Monarchy ln Ep-upe would
sckr0w edge her iuiepen +elce. H-r existence
- r. public became hope.e-s when France bee
.rsyed her trust. Tnr French Republic itsflf
wss LOt readily kro les ped by The sOyereigns
Of Europe. IL had existed more than \ year be.
lore the Emperor 90 kassia woaid eutar into ans
rel, Lious ifh IL. How much ess then, could it be
expected thst he small, weak 5 arc would ceivc
I zny encoursgeDen- In its struggle for ire dom
ant psrtca'a-y when rerul.ed. disowned, ard
finally beaten down BY he very nation whose ex.
ample il had followed
la reference 70 the collection 70 BE- made in the
Catholic Churches o. the Uaited States, Bishop
I Hlsl - says
"lti. simply % relieve ths present OF the Su
I urem- B'si1p VI the Catholic people" And ,gsn hc
o~ss "l--se 10 assure Mr. Greeley that TIE Popc and
the Carina- and Secretaries, who have tO attend go
The various matters Of church spread throughout the
world ssf Ike other opd8r he necessity Of having
someb hing eat and something wncrCoith io tc riDta
"a And that for thtse purpns-s nf Catholic cf THE
c0g0'rg o. isy their o ring. wish profound ven
ersloa ~ thsfest o. b. IIonsess plos IL.
The idsa that the Pope needs the offerings at
American Catholics AZ t'is moment ia propostsr.
ous wish could scribe ;he smsz -msnt VIII
which Italian Catholics heu it mentioned. "Ih-
10 lney which comes from America al Ireland Is
/ Or other purposes They say. " IL wil 80 20
ward Keeping down the Republic They allow
hat those VINO send the lands may be deceived
bat you cannot convince shem that hey sre mis-
taken az % the ultimate destus ion n the ttsring
rrsv knoE that rhe Ponflt a1d Cardinals contro.i
en0r mo1s revenues. ne, one cent a. which vas con
/ iscafed under ihs Republic More thsB haf che
property AZ Rome belongs % the clergy. Many
nf tie Cardinals arc princes. and Ike the Pope
Joy arge private fortunes Aidto ths the immense
Sums which have been sent as gifts from the var-
Jus Catholic powers. and does II nOt seem shsurf
20 talk of the present wants Of the P0ntif en0
the necessity OF furnishing him and his prince'y
re .in1e with something - ca' and someff log
xrersw IN 20 % clothed D. They have had o
change their resi- leUce. but they have not ost their
i0ftlnes hv The Republic. The Pope = not 80 poor
bus that he can keep us court ~ daeta, rs meg
~ lccutly as nj the QuirnEi and receive am5sssa-
d1r. snd entertain princes. IL u even sad that
he lives Ia moga thsn ordinary p0ntical state
Bsh0D Hughes lnouid cling % some semJlan'9 %
reason when be asks contributions flr his benefit
May poor Irish eir vii piryingy throw m her
hard-earued Ciariur, y no never dreamed OF such
gperd1r IS surrcuuds him every day.
on giad that the faye o. Rome was decided
before the Pope had received any contributions
from America. IL cannot now be said that Ameri-
cars aided In the overthrow Of ne Repablic. a.
would have been done All over Europe 4 the 2ii.
mad sooner reached IFS destination. lshOuld have
blush-d 70 hear u sait VI ny coputrymrn that
Trey had aided 20 rast0re A p~iesty oppression,
under which none OF them VoHld consent o. i've
year, a Governmen. which scarcely three
wee ~ re.iore ed has already rees.ahishod tho To-
aai.ition and sent list 0f eco persons. whom Il
demands of the French commander ~ prs ners.
The Republic Is overthrO~n. but rha daiense Of /
Rome has accomplished is part Cr Freedom. u
has proved % che world that Italians 1ot the
towards they have been represented and, better
STILL ithss proved 70 Italians themselves that they
only need union 70 be strong and hat they may
yet hone 70 drive every foreign oppressor rom
their soil.
ut4p proper 70 state thst this Letter !. Tot from Miss
Fuller. but from On upright and ln,elisea American
~ho ba; roesoty vent - R0me-Ei Irib.-sl
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