Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-16

But the settlement of the Schleswig- Hol-
stein war is not the great object of the reac-
tionary powers. The great object, ESPECIALLY
of Russia and Austria, is to force the King OF
Prussia out of the constitutional attitude
which had taken both with regard to his own
kingdom and to the minor powers who have
adhered to its union. If they could force Prus-
sa 10 submit once more to the old Frankfort
Federation, and share with Austria the des-
potic management of Germany, the ultratory
and anti-constitutional party in Prussia could
alone be the ministers to steer such course
| And with them in power, every remnant not
only of the freedom gained in lS48 by Ger
many, but in the fifteen previous years, would
be swept away. To bring back Germany to
what Metternich made it in 1925, with the
popular element suppressed, that is what
Russia aims at, as the requisit preliminary to
bring back western Europe, France, and Spain
to the political livery of dispotsm. Schles-
wig Holstein is a mere stulking horse 10 them
and when Russia decoyed the English minis
ter to sign the protocol for restoring Holstein
to Denmark, she only tricked him into an ALI
ance against the political and religious of
Germany,
ENGLAND.
A New But FROM THE PoPE.-An extra
ordinary Bull has been issued by the Pope
Ii is dated Rome. at ST. Peters, under the
seal of the Fisherman, on the 29th day of
September, in the fifth year of the Pontitcate,
1t recites that it is theIearnest desire and aim
of the Roman Pontiff TO extend Catholicity,
and to convert the English nation" especially
by the foreign education of dovout young
English Catholic, who, when brought up IN
the Propaganda College in their ecclesiastical
calling, might return to their native land and
there propagate the true faith.
The Pope, considering the present state OF
Catholicism in England, and the enormous
number of person daily converted, judges 1t
proper to recall the Wears apostolic and COM
plete new episcopal hierarchy is established.
An Archcishopric is created, under the title
of Archbishop of West minister, who will have
a suffragan of Southwark, eleven other sugra-
gan bishops divide the rest of the entire king
DOM All their jurisdictions are boldly and
distinctly parcelled out, and the bishops are
assured they will enjoy in England the same
rights and facilities as in other Catholic coun-
tries, and that in peeuniary point OF view,
the new bishop will be no loosers, as the splen-
dor of their temples and their want will be
amply provided for.
This Bull has created an intense feeling
trough out England, and it is believed in many
quarters that the Cabinet Council has been
called together earlier than usual in order to
act in the way best calculated to stop farther
proceedings At Rome the feeling is equally
intense, since the Cardinals have put for
ward repost that Lord Mimic has consented
to the terms of the Bull, and that the English
Government has placed Westminster Abbey
at the disposal ofthe new Archbishop, in ord
er that he may perform high mass in that edi
fee at his Inauguration. DIR. Wiseman is
charged, by the London journals with sup
pressing that prayer for Queen from the Ro-
man Missal, and altogether the subject is be-
coming one of intense interest. The Protes-
tant public are greatly excited, and it is expec-
ted that a season of high religious controver-
sy is about to commence.