New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
The Cars Allocurion.

devote his energies 70 the diffusion Of Christian
Faith, which he finds lamentably dehcient-out Of
his own dominions. Toe account we publish says
that the Gar, having assembled the Catholic
Bishops Of Russia and Russian Poland at st.
Petersburg. made them the following speech;
al do not wish Tor new religion a new sort Of
Catholic creed has been invented abroad, and desire
that may not be introduced into my empire, because
these nnovstors are the worst sgi4tOrs and without
faith u 10 impossible that anything can suosst Inc
West at this moment offers a fair specimen Of rt@
men coIns 10 u lSy hare no fard-how great are the
foies and sbsardities which they commit LOOK az
Rome predicted al that would happen there ram nae
eqtaeiy disappeared N he Ys The manner IN which tue
Pope has treated 10 plain proof the true isth ens
in Russia alone, and hope (usking the sign Of the
Crosse that thi. holy faith may be maintained pere
told the late Pope Gregory XVI things which he hAd
never heard from anybody else. The present Pope IL
q good man ME Intentions are excellent out ne nm
o.PLes 700 much Of ne spu et me eSe Inc hlng
of Naples IL good Catholic he had been cslumnsled
10 the Pope and the Pope Is compelled to have re-
course 10 him
Bishop Holowinsh replied" Your Majesty, the Holy
Father obliged 20 yield % circumstances and the
spirit Of the age.
The EmpeTor-"very possibly, but al there disor
dus arise fora Daat Of fauh am not fanatic, but
have firm faith Ia the West they have run 70 two
characterization and irnpiety.' Addressing the
Polish Bishops, the Gar continued" You are the
near neighbOrs Of these misguided men let your ex
ample be their guide. II you encounter obstacles ad
this torrent Of impety and revolt which spread
ing and more, and threatens even 70 penetrate
into my dominions. revolutionary sPint u ,ne re-
suit of iapicty In The RtS there Is no onG" any re
zi0us fanh and the evil will increase sui more "A
dressing himself the Metropolitan Bishops and Ass
Ing bis hand, the Gar concluded by nave
always understood eacn otnef slu rust 'n~' ~ va"
always continue go
We suspect the Autocrat is not so far wrong
rs many at the first blush may be inclined TO pro-
nounce him-that there is good deal less faith IN
Western Europe than the Gar and his order
would naturally consider wholesome. There was
a time when the Western nations had strong
faith in the early French Revolution and ITS Her
Napoleon; but the spoiled child Of Fortune
proved as selfish and ignobe tyrant as any OF the
base herd Of Kings into which he 30 perhdousy
crawled. Next the oppressed, indignant nations
rallied az one man to dethrone the usurPer, melted
by solemn promises from the Allied Kings OF Con
situations and Liberties as recompense Tor their
devotion and bravery. The 'legtimates' proved
as fathless as the usurper they forgot their pro-
misses as soon as the danger had been averted, and
punished with dungeons and death all who dared
demand the Freedom they had promised. The
Gar alone kept clear Of peridy-his subjects had
asked nothing, and of course he had promised them
mourning. JltuCtt lVu btrf htJ uiohO h"'N WIZ
lots Of faith.
HusoARY has completed three full centuries OF
Astounding Faith. Every few years brought
crisis Of Kingly necessity and new food OF pro
mises of amendment and respect for Popular
Rights and Libertes-to be violated and secuted
the moment it could be done with imPunity. AT
length, wearied out with m2erial pertidies tend
ing at last to general rapne, anarchy and MUIR
der the Hungarians here resolved to trust 40 more
in Kingly hes or County frauds, bat 10 their own
hearts and arms - Dreadful decline Of Faith
SAYS in substance the Autocrat Marshal Paske-
witch forward with two hundred thousand OF
nv soldiers aud six or seven hundredcannon Let
us see you inspire tho infdel Hungarians with the
Orthodox L aith =
GERMANY beaves and surges lhe an ocean in a
storm; her people have trusted klngcrait to the
bitter end and these are its results Two Hun
bred Millions of Taxes per annum for the support
of thirty or forty royal families, while skillial
workmen toll in manufactures fourteen hours per
day for seventy.two cents per peek, and keenly
struggle to find employment at such starving
rates. The experiment of furnishing Thirty MIL
lions of people by misgovernment to the point
lust OUTSIDE btdiNhtiOn, anu iohiIViiHt N'N'~-'
dignitaries with the great bulk of their just earn
ings has been carried in parts Of Germany to
high perfection. 1t could hardly go farther with
ont reaching the climax attained by the wiseaore
who undertook 70 teach his horse to live on moth
Ing, and would have succeeded, only "lust as he
got him almost learned to live without eating the
- fool died" The Germans, not being quite
90 docie are making up their minds TO Ire, ana 10
that end would dispense with Aocks of vultures
which have SO long eaten out their substance.
They no longer believe il Divine Ordinance that
Millions shall perish in order that thousands should
live In luxurious iileness. Many say, "lt we
must die we will die not dogs, but as men and
they appeal against injustice to the strength IN
their arms the courage in their hearts. All
these Disorders arise from want OF faith For
ward my Prince Of Prussia aud silence their
Socialist blasphemy with volleys OF grape aud
musketry Give the democratic inhdels a taste
OF the true Aristocratic Faith ~
And Italy, too thou, Brutusi grows
restff under Imperial and Sscerdotal domination
Her millions o. beggars, wandering simless In
their rags betw cen the most fertile earth and the
h slmiest sky that earth was ever blessed With
cease to contemplate adoringly the ancient mys-
teries while they oositste on this the darkest
mystery of all-that tyrants and butchers should
DO eulosixed in high quarters SIS exemplary Chris
tans. while the People they have so IonS en-
shaved and starved are execrsted for not obeyine
with due humility and meek submission-tha'
Kings aud mobiles are allowed from year to year u
TO eat out the substance Of their subjects IN lavish
luxury aud wasteiul ostentation without incnrrne
q word Of clerical rebuke or remonsirsnee' while
every effort Of those people to secure more equal
aud Just distribution u the comtorts OF LIE IS de-
noanced in pulpit harsngues and Pontlhoal AHo
cations as inpelled by skepticism and devilism
Nay; even the Pope himself does not escape the
Autocratc censure-" He is good man, his inten-
tions are excellent, but has principles sapor too
much Of the sP,r.t Of the age" Spare, o spare
the penitent. stern censor and let present devo-
ton atone for past indiscreuons Forward there,
Saint Radetsky aud Legste oadinot and let the
srumblins towers Of Venice, the shattered fanes
and shriaes Of Rome, bear witness to soar loyal
real against the two extremes, iasstioism and
impiety!
Ho. rusty Holman of the Cossscks' muster
xour raunt, ferocicus myrmdons for general ioFas