New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
The Con.ummarion at Rome.


They were % secure Il for the Roman people
who. without the Intervention " Napoleon a.
loux, Barrot AMI O1dinot, were they sa'a, eH-
posed 70 The oss Of al the constitutions. s.a'sA-
tees. hbera Institutions and what n,i' max q"
Austrian. NeapcAtan snd Spanish INVASION "'-'u
deprive tneu Of TINS was the great fre'vA'
which even cheat I'd INTO scqaiescence the "eahef
Republicans - the Constitutional Assembly '-0D
Csvsiy,sc and Jg.s Fsvre and accomplished
= ,.--,Ys,d ,..-. Dent which thre" tne
- into the hands q Us Peridious
executioaerE D.. t..,.. ..a
... 81, H., the hqmbug IF which LessePs
"a. both the organ and the vcil H. a. ''''
..,8., the ci,v.and a. asst c)nsummate' '"''
,i,n Of the Roman Republic and the e'''"s Us
e,,oe of the ~ ers which sent II forth We ~ '''
.sv of ,ha French nation, for We canno' laen''!
g,eat and generous people nth the la'tn'ss' ana
.vec,sble men whom chance and iningle nave
70 ade Is governors ,
Roma taken. the universal supposition "hs ''a'
the French government would now hhu '''"
surrounded bv embarrsssments almost 'heN'''~'
HE How could the Pope with MS s'so'N'''
notions. Austria and Naples with the same DC
satisfied If the pledge or France with rega'a' o.
..,.,oine liberty" Constitutional guarantees
and all ,bo,e other catch words OF Barrots enets
ed .b.iiow liberalism. were observed They
,,b. se,ionslv thought Falioux and Napoleon coun
be- troubled by such a dHi 'u,y were ohnu I" N''
infinite capacity which those gent'smeh P"'s''
for forgetting their promises. After having o'oNe"
the oaths which bound them TO observe tue N'"-
stitution and defied the patriotism when sno"u
have made them respect the honor OF their Vou"-
,,v they were not likely to shrink from UamP''"s
mon less solemn obligations. The "ork they h'u
hsgun In lies. and continued IN bioodshed' tney
xouid Do, shrink from ending in violence. Iney
.eot their army TO restore the Pope snd having
gone thus far no hight scrupcs could stand Ia Their
way
still they sought to give 70 the act they we're re-
.,,vsd on doing the semDlance OF satisfaction
granted to the popular wish They caused pe'
TONS to be circulated for the restoration OF The
Pooe. with all the Influences of the state oil slese
to swell the lists Of signers. Some OF the simple
people thought that as petitions were clrcuia-
ting. an appeal was in some sort made to the elu-
zens of Rome they might also express their pre-
ference They prepared petitions for the ree'-
tablishment Of the Republic, and IN compliance
with the reQuistions Of martial law applied 10
their French protectors for permission - crou ae
them They were received at headquarters, as
we learn from correspondent Of the P0r's Ma
ton,I with laughter at 50 ridiculous request aud
informed that whoever should attempt to procure
.,,per, for such petitions would be seized and i'm
pris ed Such is the genuine liberty o. FaNonx
and Barrot. such the guarantees winch the french
assure the Romans
Finally. having no doubt received an over
vbe,mine expression Of the Romans for the rest'r-
etion of their legitimate prince Sundy' the l9ln
Julv was liked on tor that purpose, and according
ly ON that day Plus IN was proclaimed ane" by
| Oudinot as temporal Sovereign OF the Roman
States. la this ceremony not th' s"shtes' anu
| ,ion was made TO any constitutional or o'her
rnarantees of the Liberties of the people any more
| than when the authority OF the Gar was restored
| o,er revoted aud conquered Poland not a word
| was said of what was originally set forth as the
great purpose Of the whole French expedition
| N,terms were laid down; no limitations fixed to
the will Of the Prince, recognition was made
Of the Peoples right to any degree or shade Of no
,rty whatever And yet the men who did this
have had their apologists on this side the Atlantic
In order to show the spirit with winch TINS
restoration is viewed by men high Ia power IN
the Court OF the restored Monarch. We copy from
the London Times report Of the speech With
which, after solemn religious ceremonies At -
Peters Cardinal Tosu addressed the leader OF the
French hberA,ine Expedition
Sisnor General You will transmit 30 your chill
drcn the title OF the Lioerstor OF Rome Permit ihen.
a Romsn Cardinal. as far as one VINO = enesu'eI ~
suffering IN his own name ana mat on Hls
colleagues a. manifest their sentiments OF eternal sfa
itude 10 YOU, a. your army. and to Catholic France
You have delivered us from ne ePTTes''oT y "0H-
, . b .yra-, nan .nfars snd To day YOU announce
| the return Of the Holy Ponut. our Sovereign ana
Father Against bim hsve been let loose-snd possioY y
they may be let loose sgan-thc 'unes OF hell nu'
their voice has been put down hy that oi me enN't
Christian world which has determined o. restore the
Pope to his capital with al has glory de vi. return
. sul accompanied ~ his coaulI. though the tFH
minded take sdgantAge OF that quality, believing that
inpuut, their due, and becoming even more Suda
{ cious enierprsing
| General your wisdom your military conduct ana
that Of the brave who surround YOU have spared
n. the evils OF wAr. and the devastation which dis
4 | honufs Rome auI is nelgncorhoot should alone -
attributed 90 re aesfras1rs Srais' r '-r igrasis Inc
discipline snd morality of Your troops WILL serve - Al
. example aud & corrective % those Romans "ho nave
been led Astrsy by the impious rebels COLLECTED mere
Honest men grieve orr t'e trrsA o''a AA nas p,
SHE'D but this blood united - that of Innocent presi
n and of good citizens tarblrpasls sassartd - t4e
sssstfrs viii csu down the blessing Of Heaven %
| France on YOU. ana your soldiers
t ~ To YOU and the excellent Governor OF Nome
owe particular obhs for having rep acea me u
the direction ~ the Apostolic hospits of - Michael
90 much valued by tis Holiness, and Tor having beer
Il ensbrd 10 cleanse OF the numerous corTupuons An1
| hsi persons by whom u was occupied nope one
| dsy YOU will delgn 10 honor us with vls!i
l. Does not thus promise well for the future sen
q uine liberties OF the Roman people
d Oadiuo;s reply. teo, Is worth notice. he sad
Eminence In personiiyng in ue the army Whie'
\ have the honor 10 command YOU DO me sigma "a
var but YOU give me Too great part IA re s''Fi'-
| r-rsfs which have 50 happily been Nccomf.snel
Tis -tssiaAashaf1t - f's 'ssso~l. a--'1fIy . 70
, | Paps is o., EorS 81 81 FfaHcs
y . The solders hsve been on.y the instruments Of
q generous and noble cause
"Uisour Government. which has al the merii o
an enterpse the success q which Is due 20 the prV
lection oi Divine Providence
~ We never doubted. Emueuce, the sympathy o. ih'
It nhShitsngs Rome for country and thus. "he
denied AL entrance into this noble CITY Ne We
= knew WAS under the y0kc oi The ogpressor and 10
N stranger. The instant you were delivered from nA
tyranny and when your true sentiments could oeeoin
Nnown you gave the fullest proofs OF yogr respect ~
- the HOY Father and Tor religion. Narserols arsst
sare esss ssst 70 ne, a. assisg for As 1a;s res7Ta
f,sa Of Hs R,lissss
10 replacing today the PonuHcsi Aas on the Cast,
or | Of Angelo s-st 4