New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-31

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Yes, it Is true we ought not TO lie We ought not
try to impose upon one another. We should
rather oar children would work honestly for their
bread than get it by cheating, begging, or the
prostitution u their mothers II would be better
70 act worthiiy and kindly, probably would please
God more ban the kissing Of rehques We have
long darby fell; that these things were 50 nor
we know IT,"
The unreality Of relation between the people
and the hierarchy was obvious instantly upon the
/ fight Of Pic. He made an immense mistake
! then, and be made it because neither he nor hi'
Cardinals were aware Of the unresty. They
did not know that great as is TIE force Of habit,
truth only IS inperishable The people had alb
bored Gregory. had adored Pho upon whom they
looked as a savior, as lberat0r finding them
selves deceived mourning-veil had over.hsd-
owed their love still had Pic remained here,
and had courage 10 show himself on sgtsting &C.
casions bis position as Pope before whom they
bad been bred 70 bow, his aspect, which had once
seemed to them full OF blessing and promise Ike
that of an angel, would have stL retained power.
Probably the temporal dominion Of the PsPacy
would not have been broken up. He fed the
people felt contempt for his want Of force and
truth. He wrote 10 reproach them with ingrati-
tude they were Indignant What had they 70
be grateful for a Constitution 70 which he had
net kept true an instant the Institution OF the
| National Guard, which he mad begun 10 neutral
ize benedictions, followed by such actions as
the desertion of the poorer volunteers 10 the war
for Italian independence. Still, the people were
| omit. ola TOD Tkat falf Naf
his heart was, IN substance, good and kindly,
though the habits OF the priest and the arts Of his
counselors had led him so egregousy to falsify
It's dictates and forget the vocation with which he
had been called. Many hoped he would see his
mistake and return to be al one with the people
among the more ignorant there was supersii-
tlous notion that he would return in the night Of
9TH January. There were many bets that he
would be found in the palace OF the Quirinal the
morning Of the 9Th All these lingering feelings
were finally extinguished by the advice of excom.
munication As this may not have reached Amer
| lea ! subioin translation. Here ! was obliged
to make use Of manuscript copy all the printed
ones were at once destroyed. 1t is probably the
last document of the kind the world will see
PITS PAFAK
| To most Bti0p,d Subjects
From this pacific abode which II has pleased Divine
| Providence 10 conduct us. aud whence freely
manifest sentiments and our will, We have waited
for testimonies Of remorse from mis- suded children
for tne sacrleges and mdeads committed agsns per.
sons attached 10 our service among whom some have
been slain others outraged In the barbsrous
ner as well for those against our residence and our
person. But we have nothing except sterile in
yiiation return capital but unaccompaned by
word of condemnation for those crimes the least
guaranty for security against the frauds and vio-
ences Of that company Of furious which still
| tyTsnnzes with bsrbsrous despotsm over Rome aud
the States of the Church. We also waited expecting
that the protests and orders have uttered would
cal to the duties Of fidelity and subsection those uho
have despsed and tramped upon them in the very cap
ital our States. But instead Of this, new and more
monstous act of undisguised felony and OF actual re-
bellion by them eudsciou.ly committed. has hlled The
Of affection, and excited at the same time
our just suaion as 1t will seiic the Church Univer
sal We speak of that act, in every respect detes,able
by which has been pretended to niimse the convoca
ton of socslled General National Assembly Of the
Roman States by decree OF the 2elh December past
TO establish political forms for the Poniihcs do
minon. Adding thus iniquity to niquiy. the author.
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sroy the temporal authority Of the Roman Pontf over
the dominions of Holy Church, however rreirasibly
established through the ancient, and solid rights
and venersted, recognized and sustained by oil the
nations supposing and making others believe that hi.
sovereign power be subject to controversy or de-
pend on the caprces of the factious We shall spare
our dignity the humiliation Of dwelling all that ID
msn.trous contained In that act, sbemnsble ihrOugh
the sbsurdiiy Of Us origin less than the Illegally OF
its form and the impie,y Of iis scope; but spperisn,
to the apostolic authority with which, however unwor
thy we are Invested and to the responsibility which
binds Us by the sacred osths In the sight OF the
Omnpotent not only to protest Ia the most energetic
and ,fcseious manner against that same act, but 10
condemn II In the face Of the Universe
and sscrilgious crime against independence and
sovereignty meriting the chsstsements threatened by
divine and human laws. We are persuaded that on
receiving the mpuden, Invitation you remained full OF
holy indignation and will have rejected far from you
81 guilty aud shameful provocsiion notwithstanding
that none OF you may say tina, he has been deuded
by isacious seducton. and BY the preachers Of sub
yossiys doctrines ignorant OF what ia contrivng by
the foes Of all order all law all right liberty and
your happiness to day again raise and spread abroad
voice that ysu may be certain Of the sbso
uieness with which prohibit Of whaievsr class
| and condition from taking any part In the meetings
which those persons may dare TO call for the nsmns
rOl Of individuals TO be sent 10 the condemned Assem-
bly, At the same time recall to you how this aoso
Lutte prohibition 10 sanctioned BY the DEGREES Of our
Predecessors and Of the Councils, especially Of the
Sacred Council General Of Trent Sect NXIl Chap H.
In which the Church has Eliminated many times her
csnsures aud especially the greater accommodation
a. incurred without fail by any declaration Of whom
soever msy dare 10 become guilty of whatsoever At
temp, against the temporal sovereignty Of The Supreme
Pon,ia such 50 declare 70 have been already unhSP
ply incurred by al these who have given aid 20 the
above named act and others preceding. intended ,o
prejudice the same sovereignty, and In other mode.
sad under iase preexts have periurbed violated and
usurped authority. Yet, though feel ourselves
obliged by conscience 10 guard the sacred deposit Of
tue psimony OF the Spouse Of Jesus Chris, cOnhded "a
our BY Of the sword OF such severity given
Us for that purpose cannot therefore forget that
are on earth the representative Of him who In exercise
Of bis Justice ices Dot forget mercy. Raising there
fore our hands TO Heaven, while TO Il recommend
cause which /. indeed It's than ours. and while
anew We declare ourselves ready with the aid Of II
powerful grace drink even TO the dregs for The 5e
fence and glory Of the Catholic Church. the cup q