Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
From The london U.ehiy Nsrs. Man II.
THE GOV ERNMENf OF ROME

From The london Ueely .Ntrs. Man II.
-, HE GoNERNMENf OF ROME.
,hree events have occurred during Tho las, few days
"hoh are signals thai will not no overlooked hy III SO
who forecast tho future by the LESSONS of the present o,
the past f "
L. Tho Dnsh ministers have appointed an occl,sias
Teal commission, which has meaning and purpose in /,
very ofedabe 10 The Governments aud which ", belev,
a. We nave noticed elscwhvr. TO b. IN aceonance with
mat spnlt oi Intelligence and progress that in ENGLAND
d"es and IN other countries ought 10 distinguish the
middle II tho n,ne,eenih century.
= me French Socialists have in The face u an cnoi.
nous m''''ay and police force aud IN despite OF priest,
hood more sIrnng, comhned than any time since tho
ns' revolution, elected as legislative representalve
man WIN has declared himself the apostle Of ln6,e,iy
w'n believes TINT his hdy aud SOUL his palms, pleasures
ava begun with his birth will only endure
WIN his HE. aud shill positively end al his death
wha r'o'ssscs To have hope beyond thu my.--.tr
"hnm divine promise has suailan no minister of
religion any respect. no heaven asylum no hell any
tetfnr.
d In the face of he above Two lacts Plus Ninth who
begun his reign wlih fetotms while is evident
his intellect nor his character adapted him 10 accomplish
"f continue, has returned To Rome enforced ON the Ro
man people by the so'defy OF that republic which sends
the nhdr IN spite Of the government and the church.
make laws Tot Ftance
Ncsl at the moment TINT Fuprn, S,c ,y,s ,lec,J Inv
more Than $4,000 of The citizens Of Paris the POM
entered Rome. escorted by the Chusse,rs n Nincennes
aud Versailles. the trcolor waving over his coach IJe
'seends and cutters ST Peters There he knres AT the
great al'at-ihoe also In the great piazza u Tho calhe
DIAL, he distributes consecraed hanhles 10 the French
silery, who knee 10 receive his benodclions and IN :
trinkcts.
The p'mrons cerenonals. tho marnfrant processnna.
the gorgeous atr. the dIamar cnthusasm " hch 20.
ehTaifd the return of Plus TX were nssuedy far mora
characteristic OF the days OF the Mcle-- of the times ii
bgdv superstition, and passive obedience than of the
age "l the sleamengne aud oi the steam press
bu' The gorgeous show was all dlamalic |, had M
p'aly no sincerity. The Roman czrns had suffered
ga'ouslr from HE French invasion and lnin tho escr.
ton of oilluent English There wcrn four nmica 90
eneh. Austrian, Spanish. and Neapolnnn, /, ovefawe
hm w hat combination the army of tho republic If
Liberty. Equality aud fraternity yue,1,isinp with the
army OF the despaler vi Hungary with the oup, OF the
King oi the la2hroni whom ho employrd ns his sbi,i Ia
assassnae his other subjects and with the soldiers sent
loilh by the influence oi the Spanish lbuuslllon
permanency ii eccloslas zeal and temporal ppN ef en-
i'rrrd by such Instruments eanna endure Tho pages
IN rance history, which will recud her campaign n
ealhSl lth1h freedom viii shed plnty aud ptea in
fanny, on the Gallic namo Il was the 6st false stcp In
the policy Of the President He may have been forced
or betrayed into IT 10 gain the influence Of thu priest
at France. Tho Sociaist eiec ons We ted
tho hacy Of that reliance Order that ia % say ths
common police OF tho streets, maintained in Paris hy
SoOoo infantry. artillery aud cavalry excusv Of tho
national guards and the grns d'armefir How long can
The Industry oi France continue b. rbuo the enormous
expense OF maintaining all Paris vas, banck
rihOce III STATE III murray occupation 7 This n q.
nous question in France II is grave one for Europe
10 behold.
What Is to become of the Pope1 VIII France Nm.
pies ana Austria cootnne Ia uphold his powerl The
INST cannot and, remain at peace. The last from
community OF policy and bgotfv will M lonp as thcir
SUBJECTS contribute the expense. not niger Austria has
reir"gradfd aslly and unwsey by Welding M supe.
macy III her dmlnons t. the Pope aud to the hierarchy
and by establishing the Jcsnits. who were hunted Out
OF imperial States by Joseph IL; and Austria has com
I Tad Al, Il a..
condition has 50 thoroughly destroyed her credit rs 10
brng her 10 the verge of national bankruptcy and when
dlsusl aud dc1nten prevail IN every State Of that nm.
pre-. We have, therefore, confidence in the dura
non OF tranquility In The Austrian dminons especial
" IN Hungary, Bohemia, and I.onbatdy Then wLnl
security iar tranquility IN Italy, aud especially In the
Papa ales
Plus the Ninth is assuredly in fictitious pos, ion -
lie proppod by bayone,s, standing IN his merits
and on his personal aud ,apa au,horly Whenever the
armies re''r' the people who were guilty and approved
nt me assassination ot Russ will fear Ienppear
ihrlI crime was rx'erable. That they were small mi.
Monty OF Tho Whole Roman people who .Aned in that
hond deed. we believe to be true We at the same
Time are ol The opinion that the Romans hive not vet
henn trained for The blessings Of free institutions and in
rla government The policy Of the church was awl,s
aniagonsllc 10 political freedom. Nor can such free
dom OF institutions be established Mt Rome until
The temporal and spiritual functions of tho Pope be alto
geher separated, and administered by distinct PERSONS
All intelligent men of reflection in Ialy and in Tho
Austrian States have long entertained this opinion and
events will confirm his Judgment
w hlIe all is uncertainty 10 laly-when troubles from
within threaten the Austrian emplre-and while there is
lllle confidence IN the pence maintained in continental
Europe. by bfislng bayonrs IN ,nnied rh,tgefs and
nYng artillery, what is England 10 do2 England must
not Interfere LIT other naiions as they best can settle
lhelT dolnesc Affairs Let Eug and look her home sf
iairsto the peaceful occupations of industry trade and
naVlga'l'n-'he 'ruo pursuits Of civilized aud free PEG