The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

model the Roman laws the basis Of the French civil
code IL Is therefore very natural that the French
government knowing thu Intentions OF tn. Pope aui
seeing them so cruelty misunderstood by the men
charged TO carry tbe out to see the Sove
reign Ponrf returs possible into the perso-
nal and direct pos-ession Of his authority. There
never was time when the expression could be
properly used THAT 1t better to have to do With
God than with his saints We con vinced that IL
tn. Pope ut Rome no would not permit thu dts
graceful abuses Of power which there mitted
his name Under any circumst suces what 10 In, por-
tant for France ~ that the mischef which Ia done
sequeuty under the responsibility her flag We
net the slightest wish to witness the
department Of the riber With French project any
than to ourselves charged for iadsi Unite
period With tn OF the psps State, We
told that and ths Pope is supsrtu~us In the world
Alas it Is not tho presence OF the Pope whch smbar
rasses us. bnt his ahsencs 8, long he is not at
Rome directly responsible for what takes place
there We cannot. therefore before Europe and boz
fore history, pass for pces in the disastrous
policy which has been pursued ut Rome tiacs tho
arrival Of the pontidc and the French
government IL to itself to protest against that
joint responsibility We say the government because,
ha before observed the letter OF the President
must have been necessarily made known to the csbiue
bxvs to believe that all the mi
without exception kns~ H. and consequently approved
OF IL Besides, the hfon,ter du Soir, in article,
formally states that sanction We will however, OBJ
that the ministers aware OF the letter OF
the President IL d"es not appear to US probable that
the President had knowlsdke Of the article Of the
Moiieir dn Soir. II not without certain degree
OF establishment that the organe ogicisus OF
the ministry discover Ia the letter OF the President
OF the Republic, the realization of engagement
which had been entered into by VI. Louis Bons-
p.rte towards the Roman people twenty years since
WHEN he carried against the government
OF Gregory XVI We bumply avoS that We cannot
see the connection. Only short time since VI. Louis
BoDnparte said: II IL not through pride that have
visited Ham cannot rejoice in captivity which had
for its cause an attack against established govern
ment. " hen one the evils which follow in the
train Of the most Just revolutions, can scarcely
understand the audsciy of wishing to take oneself
fore complain OF having here expistsd by an mort
sonment Of Fix years COMMITTEE against tho
laws Of my country We feel bound to reprint these
enlightened remarks to them to the odiscreet
souvenirs Of the Montcur di Sour We do net consider
absolutely necessary that the President OF tho Re-
public should consider hims elf obliged TO b. always
consistent In his conduct with the impstuous young
man II any other particular period There are eases
come good quality aud long as VI. Louis Bona
psrte shall evnce the wisdom of which he has gsuer
ally given proofs since his election he may be sure
that the country gill only In II very fortunate
Inconsistency, and Will not impute IL TO him Is
crime
[rrom the London Times, Sept al
The history of Europe NAV In vain bs rausacked for
parallel to the present relation Of the French and
Roman people.
Iess tack to NEEDLE with the internal quarrel, Of
foreign State We Who have acquired tbs largest
psTrncs In this matter may speak with c1nadenos
the allies successfully Of some hrss or four great
European nations; have avished money ood, and
interest In their behalf have burdensd ourselves
with huge and accumulsting de BITS for their sake;
have placed ut their disposal the pth and of
the brsvett soldiers the talents Of the greatest
mapders Of their day; have preserved three
totteiipg ypssties. restored two have
sustained or crestrd Important and menaced nation
alities; We have for allies rich provinces
precious colonies; have forego for them the lsgi
innate rewards Of cordial and unstntei 90 operations;
have been. In the worst fortune the mainstsy OF
Austria OF Spain. OF Portugal, OF Hoand VI Prussa;
and our rsssrd has been TO be- thoroughly snvisi,
hated and mnlignsd, from the Douro to tne Danube
Go wh.re you will in whatever land the blood Of
Englishmen has been shed to preserve its hbsr-
ties or maintsio Its honor whersvor the tres. ure
OF EpgIishmsn h.s been lavishsd with needless
s-nsro~sty, th.ro ths English nation has earned the
deepest suspicion the most vgilsnt jealousy the mos.
shsmel.ss In ratitnds But ws have generally had III
not valid at least fsr pretsxt for alliances
sod our intersrencss rhe support which We gave to
Au,fria against Louis and to the Northern pc rers
against Napoleon not wholly irrespective Of pre-
vi"us treaties or present Interests Ths honor aud
safety 81 England ia measure pic stei In
the with which might resist the schemes "a
Louis Qustorse OF Napoleon That cur efforts were
shich sgued the treatiss Il Utrecht and Vienna
But France had such for int fernk bet
tue Pope aud his subjects chs vas domestic brol
IL was civil contest IL did not affect this eccesiistl
cal rights Of the head Of the cnish ohaTch Evon II
IL bad the FcDch republic could not pretend % usurp
the prerogat've Of the French monarchy With the
DourbnDs the duties aud the obsd-nee, and the
chsmpionshp which belonged to the eldest Of the
church There was prfga Jdcis, no stronger case foe
srm'd interference bet the Pope and his osot
than there would have h,cn bet Qnren VistOri,
and tho Irish repealers. The policy OF France was
aggressive Quix"tis II psrpetutl oscup ation OF
Rome wa Contemplated then the aggression ssi Ons
81 the mos' audacuus aud unju-tiianie character II
this potaud are quite Wiling g. bsiisve the
gersral t.nr of trench declarations thst u not
Contemplated then the whole schrms mRnifests the
stranger Grk ~ dso-rum-ut that u posb. To con
crivU Up TO the moment thai mo French army gait.
tea ,ivite NcehiA t~epprsrapco vas IL nth"t IN thn
minds ~ te Roman people with The tdras ~ he ~ ot
ubrrstrnio.d libfrty For years and years Italian ~.
trints bad hsen u hug f1r the moment When frcneh
bGyon+ts should ett'r from beyond the Np au poiot
the way 20 Italian Undergraduates with the si'g' Of
ffre grtatsr monument vas n, strDye1 than s1y
that wee touched ~ TIE artillery ~ the bpmbtrdiog
/ ANN The prv-tise Of the r. men aud people
want he'd from fhe rnds - b. ltallaus A sjidisry
ffeft IRON ifiump h over prpgsr ro,ely nal cons
20 tecstablih dctpotic hierarchy 10 tn city whish
oepfrd 80 he the ani csntF. 90 reg-uera'et italy
Men Shoe hauds had sprnklrd frres u liberty with
blood In the rars to crush ths ut
hoir. - tb' lourg deuocrscy ~ Rome the roman
Reptile frn hfnts'h the ill.tnatcnef arms Of me
fr rcl Republic. N"ver was th"r~ 30 blind - suic
dsi policy The Fr-uaS gnv~rn nut hti sd il,udy
fatrn the very Witch o.aii other. sipu
ttr"tuou'y avoided ln one mum " b' led the in'l
c'pnrrrc- 81 To ost ssnguinr risafs aud rated
the pirts Of itS chueking foss. Verify It has its
ward
when did any nation thank ths n,rsisner Vii, nod
dl.d IT, quarrel The KuBsls - Fs ais ut have
wHrusd h.r sssi pacific lava loo ~ 'tsly itly IT,
o. N" nlways hea been t1ru by thOgssud jsal01ss
ipcsI able ~ uDiun. OF podca honesty. of bite vie
tue TOO su'picous 20 eumbine sod zoo sefs" 10 re-
sist. Der dicofdsnt aud cisttsctrd govsrament'
ouJ onus sni maga the foreigner Shre Intervention
y soici ed by their pecetsiso prosOked by their in
ttn tfi"s The policy which I've c-uturtes plsc. a
foreign msrc.nary 1T tho head ~ itHian soldiers
alien Jnds'd AZ the head ~ esch Italian muuicpAtv
spttivte 20 this day hen ALLAN tsctiJns dead each
other. they call IN the tnrrgnrrs whrn has
tered The other the, eject .arant ttefreigurr the
Fotstnntnt whtch The % Ffsuce hes rs'tOret Is
chnfsd nv the con. cfois o. - OF obi which u
esbUot ana the fear ~ force wnicn u caunot
DEFY IL y gal.d by the r@oailse - ben" ts wich
bon n'ete " ard The auticipaton ot demands which
viii hunbste VI st further Ca the ordusrv priu~i-
pies of humsn nature, ~ IL di'pldt' b. unggaefnl
but hss more than ordiusry nrtsss tocpndrm tsin
eraifnde " " EOserbmtut ~ urissis Of e+t- who
have long held n summary AID sugrsm. ssay VA he
t'eus 'tty; ~ priests whose twsF long hated 10 q
dtn"upc'd ard often pifed against 90 ~ lat
wftrch.d from them Co De- rartorsd Ia the least de-
rrshle manner by the l-sss arceDt,he " tllis Can
~ ne wondrrtd w. under conditions nk- these. tbs
fsral government hss added 10 iosrttitute
ava 70 ipsra'ttpse insul. m loathe the i'vsrrrs
on whom lately fssnss ard ~ould abuse the victory
vhtth ~ we unable Of itself to viz,