The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-25

individual and collective, have bsen regiousy respected
and where and when the soveregns have proved ycior
ons neither has been judged worthy for instant TO inn
Pede the purpose OF the restoration of orde Nicholas
understands the ermby the Tree OF bullet, bayone
fe knout and cord In the Of these facts, have
the columns Of the leading wing paper of this city gaoed
every now and then with appeals against republicanism in
Europe on the ground that IL Is but second edition of that
which rom France struck in 1898 into the hearts OF
the civilized world.
England's foreign policy Is leading her dilemma,
decidedly Her ministry. under the influence Of reactory
House OF Lords Is reversing what her policy in the
case OF the successful Belgian revolution against Ho
land In that she not only stood ready prevent
third power from interfering against tho rebels, but
promptly acknowledged their Independence, The
has indeed changed The Pope himself has virtually
knowedged the freedom Of Rome, asserted and achieved
under the influence and through the exerions of the
Thomas Jefferson of the age England abandons Rome
to foreign coalition; Hungary expels Austria, and Eng
land abandons her the purposes of Nicholas though
in Hungarian independence, Engands stake is greatest
next TO that of the people of Hungary themselves Neither
Rome Hungary is reduced, or is TO be reduced ODE
dence by its own tasmasters Foreign powers do for
them-powes who will be slow indeed TO give an honest
of their Roman and Hungarian deeds, govern
thus showing itself incapable Of causing itself and its
claims weight in the decision of European questions to
be respected Europe, sacked by armies and demoazed
socially, may endure military tyranny for short period;
but this the peace the "order" the civilization
demanded by the march Of European mind in si9 There
much all this furnishing food for profound reflection
the foreign policy Of the Russell administration. These
parties however, have little respect for the spirit
OF progress manifested Immediately around them This
Is evident in their recent action the Jews oath bill
Having defeated the proposition make seats in Para-
free to Jew Gentle, the avowed well
known nde the city oil London has again returned Baron
Rohschd as Its member by the overwhelming majority Of
5000 in The result of this election is taken as
evidence that often bgotry and "vested rights shall
deny the Rothschid in the Commons because he
Jew the London electors will again and again return
him, until the excitement the question of popular
rights involved in the controversy shall compel thoss who
manage the Queen batch of liberal peers su-
cienly numerous to carry the question in the House Of
Lords in accordance with the weascertaned sentiment
of the kingdom remarkable feature of the proceedings
of the Lords this important bill was the unanimiy with
which the bishops spoke and voted favor of continuing
the exclusion. This is remarkable only inasmuch as
exhibited them in direct hostility to the foreign policy
they defend in Lord John Russell for they vehementy
maintained that the blessed influences of the union OF
English Church and State would be endangered by
permitting the taxed Jews legis!ae we'll vote.
In Lord Pamerston's letter the English minister al
Paris concerning French interference in Roman affairs,
there memorable passage Lord p writing oil his
hope that the difficulty between Plus and the Romans viii
be amicaby adjusted and that the former may "wh the
free good will and consent of the latter return to his CAPT
ta the Foreign Secretary adds but it 10 the opinion Of
her Maiess government that such reconciliation could
scarcely be eeced Or if effected for the moment, could
be permanent unless the basis upon which was
founded be that the Pope should engage TO main
tain the constitutional and which
he granted last year to his subjects and unless the sara
becen the spiritual authority and the temporal pocers
and institutions Of the State clearly and distinct
y established put end to those manifold grievances
chieh the mixture Of the spiritual oith the temporal pooa
has for so long period OF time produced in the Roman
States"
The difference in principle between the union of Chun
and State in Rome and in England is that in the for
the spiritual power predomnaed; in the latter, the
temporal power. II the first mixture of poison and
If and noilo