The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-07
Ths PrOnuncsamen tO NJ the Pope TO the
kuropsa w Powers.

europe an POwers
The following address OF Cardinal Antoueli, in
the naNe OF the Pope, to all the Powers, has just
been published. II is dated Gaets, Feb ISL
Prem bis scssrSion to the pop~do his Holiness had
only In view to is,ish all his 'ussets benefits In
Ne fare In fact, after having propouno~d words Of
PARDON fer those who. In consequence Of political
bhsb.S . Council Of state ana inst,rut-d . regular
m,nStry-sftsr having accorded BY the imperative
sms,a m" ~sS h. for far os1tv OF the Dsss. and
ApslIy, fspdspentsi statute for the sta'ss Of tns
Hoy Sss he bad strong title to that grs..uis which
spbj~cts owe TO . prince VINO looked on them his
shidrsn, spa who promised them only rsiga Of love
Bat very d. ferens vas the r~oompsa'e Of nAuy
beneats end concessions which he bed lsvishsd
tn After brief Of pleasure rhsn
std BY those Who had already in thse heart the most
Of ipsrssituds Violently urged BY 40 uobriaird
traction to engage in . war against Austris, he
was obliged to pronoupes. in the eonsistory held
ON the 10Th Of April, lslS an addre" In which
he declared that his duty and his console acs
cid not permit him to oon'ent TO such Tast
vas suoient to cause prepared befors
head, burst out 10 open violence against the
eue Of his full and free Oent In forcing him to
other ssoIssa.,ssi Division waios he never admit
ted. However the Holy Father hopsd that 10 placing
81 the head OF the various m,nis srai departments
men Of ability and friends Co order. matters would
have assumed DO ter appearance, aud that the evils
which already foI.bode SO many msfortuaes would
by the hand Of sssssin destroyed By the death Of
the minister RosSi the hopes which conceived
insss the rsisn Of vtols mes tn. oarina was
sur uDded BY armed men: atteHpt made to
Sovereign Pont,f and Of his killed.
In tne efforts were made to besisge his pasoe With
cannon aud sItr BY force, uuess he CONSENTED to
admit the ministry which was imposed Ga hin. Ia
LrtQusncs Of such tsriss Of srosious fasts being
obliged TO yield every knows to force the Pom
III himself under the necessity Of quitting Ro No
and the pontidoal states In order to liz
srty which was forced from him. rhsnks to Provi.
dsnse he withdrew 70 GAeta and there rsosivsd the
MT al n m tly kh,,ltO rhara
surrounded by part Of the Sacred College and by
the Of all the pow.r, win witch he
his voice to be beard. and to uce by the
pontAeal act OF Nov 81 the motives Of hts msorary
separation from his subjects the nuty and iegaity
Of al the acts emAbating from ministry formed by
violence, and hs lsmsd csmmission Of government
his states. without paying any srtsntion to hts
vithes and eking to their tndasooe With
the classes oy the aid Of slss pressxt
not fear TO commit greater orir-es; arrogstiDg to
tbsmssvss rights which belong only to the Sovereign
they instituted An illegal form Of government, BY
the title Of Provisional Junts OF STATE By another
doeuuens of December IT, the Holy Father protested
sgaust this and grave ssorlrgs, announcing that
this Junta Of State was only usurpstion Of sovereign
power, and could not, consequently, have any au-
shortly He hoped that such protests woul havs re-
called his Disled subjects to their duty, but new
and moro popstrous act Of open felony Of ALSO
lutte rebellion, Drowned his measure Of bitter
pess, Such the vocation of National General
Assembly Of the Roman State 10 establish p,tiosi
"a; to be given the States Of the Holy See IL
was then, that by another documsns Of Jsnu.ty ne
protested against that sot, and oondsmnsd 1t
edious and rsorilesious crms mitted agsibst his
Independence aud bis sovereignty deserving Of the
ehastisements DENOUNCED against such acts by both
6vin. ss human laws and he forbade all suesots
to take part In It. warning that whoever dared maze
aDy attempt against the temporal sovereignty Of the
Sovereign Pontf rendered himself liable to the cen-
and ,mm nioation Of the church punish.
ment which be declared to be incurred BY those Who
usurpsd and violated his authority How did the
sh,ssl party receive such protest. and 90 imperative
oondsnnst'oo! 1t viii be sufnciens to state that
tion Severe penalties we're threatened against wast
person Should dare TO inform the people OF it, snd
aganst any that shouid not setond the views OF the
ansrchsts However. notwithstanding such unhesrd
OF violence, the majority his supjscts remained
sscces even to the extent Of their lives rather than
tail In their duty subjects and catholics The
chio~l party stu more TO see tne dessns
and Their reign Of terror without regard for rank
aiton; but being snxious at any price, to con
viisss meresnafy means Proceeding from excess to
they abused the benefits accorded BY the
u ,hs %. into the most rs;otos ososs After tho
nsst unjust appropriations OF property In order 70
their piiees and not to tolerate tho
Dresspee Of honest and timid men, after many
aseasstuations committed under their eyes, after
having disse minated the sssds OF rebellion
immortality, and rregion afcsr having led away tho
imprudent yoaBg Of the capital without
ing the places consocrated TO public Instruction.
In order to he into the most uu.
disciplined soldiers composed Of fugves and ohs nders
from foreign countries the anarchiss desire to reduce
the capital Of the Catholic world the seat Of the pom
tis, ntp seat or impsty, destroying II they osu, oil
idea If fbvsregnty in him. destined Providence 20
govern the universal Church; and Who in fact, in
der to exercise freely his authority the whole
Catholic world, enjoys state as patrimony Of the
Church. At the right Of 10 mAnie'r desoiatous and
p..sssIss the Holy Father cannot but DO profoundly
afflicted and 1t the time moved by the cry OF hts
faithful suhje calling for his assistance to he deli
vered from the most dreadful tyranny His Holiness,
~ 10 known short time after his arrival At Giets ON
the Alb Ct December last, raised his voice e. all tho
sovsreiRns with whom be was in relation On makng
known them his parture from his capital aud the
pentinesl states, with the causes whioh compelled him
to take this tsp he invoked their aid in defence OF the
domains Of tho Holy See He has pleasing sstsfac.
ton in declaring that oil answering his appeal In love,
have taken most lively interest in his gri,fs pain
iul situation have offered to intervene in his favor,
1t the testified ths most
Of devoted attachment towards him In the expecta-
ton Of ouch happy aud generous dhpo'itions while
tude, VI ouoed Congress Of the Cathoi.e 90 ~srs to
concert the means st promptly re estabshn the holy
iather in bis states In full liberty aud iodeps ndeoc,
proposition In which several powers seeded AMI TO
which the accession OF others expected IL 10 pain
fu TO have recall to mind that the pspsl states we're
sprey to devastating incendisrism, the work Of q
party subvsrsive all social institutions, and which,
under ths spsoieus prcext Of nationality and nde-
prnseuoe has not abstsined feom any effort accom-.
rim its crmipsi designs The dscrse, called fands.
mental, which emanAted on tho 9th February from
the Roman ConttitueDt Assembly constitutes su act
witch exceeds the blacklist the most aoo nina
Bile impisty In ths, principally tho Pope declared
d rs aeo, deprived of the 2ors government
OF the Roman state. ana tue repno - prOciatuod;
and BY another the Of the holy father
creed to be taken down. His Holiness seeing his dig.
nity a. pontin and sovereign degraded protests in the
face Of all the soversgDs and nations ana OF all the
Catholics upon tho earth, against ths Of ir-
relgion-agsinst . violert attempt which despotle
him Of his most sacred and impre,criptible
rishts. II prompt remedy be not applied 70 this
state Of things, succor will not arrive until the
states Of the Church, now prey TO their most
cruel enemies will be reduced to ashes The Holy
Father, having exhausted all the means within his
power, obliged BY his duty towards the Catholic world
10 prsssrve IT, integrity the pAtrimony Of the Church
and the sovefsenfy which annexed to Il, 90 indis
pensabs for maintaining his liberty and ndepen ieuoe
Supreme Head VI the Catholic Church. moved by the
groans Of bis faithful and devoted SUBJECTS who I'M
plore with load voices the which
relieve them from the Jcke Of iron aud tyranny they
can longer endure he turn ms towards the
foreign powers and especially toward Catholic pow
srs, who, with 20 much generosity Of SOUL aud in
msansr 90 marked, have manifested thsr firm rssolu