New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

vursh:5 TIE Lord 10 God. snd him only sssf taes
serve" We say. te-n. thst Il AZ the present. d tos
Successor Of Peter go called ssd the Wear OF Cn,ss
enjoy Princpalry AID = really king us asa taA
be kneei beS0re Ss,sni Applause II Car'ss nsve,
granted any kDcd,r tie Pope, and Sstsn pronsd
shssdoza to Christ Z he woua fall down and worship
HIN. therefore, hs called successor Of Chrst pos
sess snd erjoy kiazdnm siga that be kneea BE-
tore SAtsn. Applsasel And therefore q = very
good origin OF tAs temporal power 81 ire Pope
But ny friends you are reasoatng ard inqutring
people Ccmpare those passages OF Srptare Tor yOar
selves and Judge snetaer this temporal 20 yer Pope
carre from Christ from SSAn According to tie ties
trnony Of Pope GeAso Pms the Ninth il At the present
time ore Of The bert servants Of the Devil, aud = IN
danger u eternal dsrnnsfon The Pop, a. Spir'tnsl
Head OF the Church enjoys the erie Universal Btshop
from an Emperor who wSs us-a-s-, namely; Focus
and Be enjoys the nsne Of Prises faisapor soss By
Ss1yPr-Pepin. ct Frsnee-'he srest rooeer OF me
French kingdom 80 that ycu hsVe tor the support of
the Papacy and the Popedous smardrer snd aasarper
Then there Charles the Great sho w'ssed TO mske
al Italy subject 20 France SO th1 we Rave Va the rope
of the ne OF Charles the Great great vassAsee o. me
French empire AIR ths we have the Pope Increasing
in temporal power The Countess Matilda OF Tascsny,dy
Ing lett all her property the Pore And VIII here say
lev words regarding Gregory II go
and Rishops ssy that this woman the Countess Atuit
was in lOrswith Gregory VII but that was sesrraa
lore Laughter And according 10 her spiriuN love
she abandoned her second husband and went from Ter
nary TO Rome in order 20 be near her svtrliaaI lover
llpvlsu.e And dying the Countess Matilda 10 o-fer
to prove that her love really sps7sd love ten 20
Pope Gregory VII al her possessions IN Tuscany ms
to prove that she loved tbut spiritually me rope
of Rome Applause And therefore We have the sood
hope increased with the Fersrrs Bologna sad otner
pTncipales But the tue history OF ltay says that IN
order 70 obtain such union OF Title STATES the ropes en-
ployed coufessors polsons. potgnsrds asSsssns end
n1urderers In such way they are king AZ the pres
ent dsy From Christ are such kings comet From
Christ No from Satan King according to Its ORR
gin, from satan Applause
Nov What 90 our opponenrs answer in order to sup
port their idea Of the Temporal power OF the Pope
ind every where and even IN America some noerss
and patriots but mostly fanatic Cafhohes VINO teu ue
tha; the temporal power OF the Pope necessaym OF
der 20 the support Of their spiritual power CHRISTI
the founder of the Christian Church and knows how to
maintain and propagate his Church Did Carist ever
grant any kingdom for that purpose 10 the Fopet No
never Therefore Il IL not necessary 10 have any ten
poral power tor my spiritual power. lie sustsns MS
Church and the gates Of he'll shall not prevail against IL
SustSns H. not by cannon muskets and bsyonets OUT
By his own power. Applause We have history IN
support Of my proposition II the Pope was not toni
porsl king and had not 10 maintain and transmit 10 as
successors q temporal kingdom. be would be. ~ the
head of the Church independent. But having tenn
porAl power ta maintain and transmit he must agree 20
corsps rtA on Temporal princes And we have seen IN
our day Pope Plus vi going TO Aust TO bless Joseph
H. and Pope Plus u going TO France TO bless N.pS'eon
snd making him very precious to the powers Oh tome.
They have % comply aud agree with the CEar OF Ru'sa
the schismsiic Pope Of the North 60 instead OF the
Popes being temporarily free At the present day he s
really The servant Of the Prince OF the Earth Ap'
plause.
some saw, destroy the temporal power Of the Pope
and his spiritual power and rice rersd Now ms
Will not do go the shortest way. say cut on oy tne
shortest all PspRcy and Popery aud theu you VII
bless the Italians who hsye accomplished such bust
ness aud have gained your liberties lApplausel Ac-
cording The FrerdHs J0prnsl the Roman Sstes are
very NUMEROUS These States, allow me IN say are
governed by Priests The Priest Is good in the church
teaching the Word Of God but suppose that the mis-
sion OF the Priest s not in the Custom House or in ths
Police Court This u the case with the Roman states
the freedom OF the Press aud the freedom OF speech
my hearers am glad that you are in America Instead
| Of in Rome Applause Before can deliver ser
lecture there my manuscript must pass through
the hand of three or four priests and rsrs This Is The
case at the prcseut day. under the Government OF
| Plus Ninth This 10 civil and inquisitoua ren-
| gion O, happy country lLcughter Happy country
| The Church OF Rome Is changrabe IN s@porihbg'
She Is very CONSERVATIVE and thercbre, We have no
gas there, excepting at BOlogHa We have only one
railroad there-dfteen miles from Rome-and this "a not
vet IN shed after six years labor on H. From Gregory
we could get even the beginning ola railway. We
| have no moral improvement there. ! was prohibited
from preaching Tor twelve years for establishing AZ no
logna school for youths. We have no schools OF Art
or science or Agriculture Goto Rome and all around
you will behold sight Of barrenness and breathe as
| were al air Of malaria Cardinal Merchant who "a
spoloeized The FrseHGas Journal, applied 10
IN order to order to Increase the Physical Cabinet lie
replied that there was no need OF such Cabinet oar
Finances very poor. Nothing u very certain From
| Gregory the sixteenth we have been In debt more
| than sf5 90 THIS Il because the finances Of Rome
are In tie hands Of a Priest We have In the Roman
States four offices through which the Priests have 90
pass before they can become Cardinals and three OF
these Offices are generally financial Offices We have
there existing lotteries which 90 take away
the money Of many poor people Ia Italy we have All
kinds Of priests OF the Roman states swiss German,
French, English and ITlrh And DO you think these
priests OF foreign lands understand our wants No.
no 10 IL all priesthood there and therefore ir h al
bad government Applause II is ~ II your President
and other officers Of state were Italians Germans
Irishmen. They could not rightly understand your
Laws and institutions. Applause But you viii cay
that If the Pope Vicar Of Christ his government
a JdierRdi government Very patsrnal government
supported by an Austrian army and French army aud
a. Catholic Journal IN this city remsrks Irish army.
Plus the Nnh ne Vicar OF Christ No o not lie & not
the Vicar Of Christ Applause.
The practical conclusion for this evenings lecture
shsll De for my American audience. What are Card
mails reading few days since that your country
l. very soon 20 en- jOy Cardinal In their midst And
spoke ia England about Cardinal Wi.eman shall take
the liberty Of speaking OF the Cardinal here before be
made one The Catholic papers say that t u probable
that certain Bishop = soon 20 @ 20 Rome.
What 10 CARDINAL IL u the highes, dignity 10 tbs
Church. IL Is not ecclesiastical dignity. Cardinals
are At present what they always wete-laymen
their dignity u secular dignity. They obtain
the red cap the ancient Roman Princes Be-
lore Plus VII, the Cardinals were Priests at
all say that the CsrdinAlship IL only q secular dig
Bity The new Cardinal in America will DO what Car.
dins Wisemsn Is IN Engsnd-a spy, an emssary, and
DqUsit0r OF Rome He "a the spy Of Rome the spy Ut
the Pope he swears that be will seek out and oppose
and per.eeute and hght syainst hereties with every
possible hatred In America you cannot prevent the
arrival Of Cardinal but IN my opinion, the freedom
Of conscience will not allow the person OF any one ~
be injured But the Cardinal comes here 70 destroy
the liberty of the people the Government prevent
this They have right 20 prevent him from coming
here Great applause
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