New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
FATHER GAVAZZTS LECTURES.
NO. VII.
The PaIeI System-Its Intolerance and
slavery.


| The PaIel System-Its Intolerance and
slavery.
An immense audience assembled at the
Tabernacle last evening to listen TO Father Glvszzis
seventh lecture The body of the house was full and
all the front seats in the galleries were also occupied
Making his appearance upon the stage at precisely
eight o'clock the Padre loudly sppauded. lie
remarked that the subject Of his lecture this evening
was The Pspal System-Its Intolerance and Slavery
but having two promises to fudll he would, before
arriving directly at the main subject, speak Of the
Papa Court and the Supremacy OF the Papal System in
| Temporal sffairs
| The Padre then addressed his audience in Italian
What has Italy Coined from the Popesi Pic TX will
answer that through POpery, Italy has gained all its
real glory al purity greatness and happiness Pho TX
will pretend that without POpcs Italy would be a
VI known in the world and deepisod-wiihDuf Popes
Italy would have nothing to give her importance II the
question be put 10 the taas instead l. the Pope they
will eagerly reply that all the misery ofitsy from
POpery that PopeTy smoedictiOn from God for our
supeTstiton for bgOtry for our continuance IN the
forms Of Paeanism under the garb Of Christianity for
our unfolding and being Al the time slaves to that
system This is the source Of our csamities and our
misery.
The desire of the Pope 20 donineor throughout the
world has brought into Italy all the armies OF Europe
Through the Pope has Italy been the tn alter Of the
tor the succession 10 the empire-te wars OF Guephs
and Ghibeinos-the successive invasonss Of Spanish,
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crowns the price OF Italian bloodOi Italian slavery
OF Italian suffering Iisly must always be in slavery 50
long as she has pope on her soil Italy keeny feels
their misfortune aud her fret effort when she srs VII
he Ia roll pnpery In the duet Bravo Bravo)
The more absolute the Pope's authority, the more
slavish must be the People. This Is a simple cacus.
ton Of propoYtOns-ihs IS the oaly thing hpperisinng
10 PupeTy which Is iniallible. (Applause)
Iwiu repeat here what | have before slightly men
toned respecting the dominion of Pope in Iiay There
are men who fstter Themselves that they Te liberals,
ard we believe that they possess common sense, VINO
maintain that the Popeis necessary as HEAD To tue
Catholic Church 10 preserve ITS Catholicism Enhgnt
eued Italisns do not Say so-ltaly knows more than
any other nation know about POpery-Nhat II u
good for and what il is bad for. Well now Italians 1t
you destroy the temporal power OF the Pope anu pre-
serve his spiritual power, how long VIII u DC ere ne
rtqans his Temperatures With confession the pupil
cepsureehip accommodation, indus snd al its
other means Of corruption and influence, hut very
shOrt tme would elspse ere the Pope would regain 'he
( entire Of his temporal AUTHORITY: Therefore YOU
/ would not have him temporal prince suhef nm
/ MOTTO retain bis spiritual influence. H.
Popery cannot exist without the common law there-
Te If The princess and the people OF Europe desire their
hbtrty they must get nd of PopoTy ana common lS"
If the temporal power Of the Pop-insuts the uosps
incts injury upon both Prince and rope theh ther
,houd no Ion ger be Pope combining me attributes OF
Priest ard King We have seen how wen fopery Knows
/ lis business We have learnt by experience thst the
pope having 10 depend upon the b6yOnet OF the fhce
tor support he ust actually be AZ their disposition In all
snirtns matters and will barter the independence OF
bs country 70 procure the assistance OF the tyTants
I early tunes III was not -. AuuIpf4''
and not hing, stopped the victor crowned with blood
Leon the Bfhop and not King of Rome. prohibited Inc
| conQueror Attilus from entering Rome; ,-.......
Poor Italy however, has experienced now Iops sllo1
thew have become temporal sOVereigns have leaguei
Themselves with the foreign INVADER these hNAfohs
have caused 10 recol upon Italy part OF inc injury
which she hos inflicted upon the world fopery % -FOUR
ish on her soil Through Popery the laty 70 dAy Oct
| ter than the clergy - -, -, -,
An true Catholics venersie Pho IN a. The angel Of
Grace angel of Heaven angel Preserver OF the human
! family God deliver us from such an Anger Oh ue
h5eJ Csholics AK the Italians who This no "a lou
will be told that be j. the beIrayer OF tay te JIdSs "
| his country-the man Of Hell, who drHggeI Iva! my
the dirt at the feet OF Austria The rope J. te
49,, al IN tyranny Wherever heart beats Tor Liberty
and nationality the Pope is ready 70 su1ccste lIo
pone uphed the drunken FranzOni In hls opposuon 20
| The Sicc6rd laws When the Poles waged noo'e ana
/ .;ss ~ thr car Gregory XVI hurled msledctons
! against Poland and blessed Russia Hungary suussl,1
IA noble cause bui Pho IN Numbered hs an ali ems
srspst the Hungarian heroes. Italy oasni % 500 -
The foreign woke which had for sges oppresssI ne ~
he traitor o cursed hs country and blessed Ie -
ukich snresd death and desClSton over her lau He'
| Applause ~, poDs-v
Pope s Synonymous with Hen IblaSsO.J ii,SsSs-s'
c,,not chance Il was always despotic and ann iloe
10. aelpsiou To suppose that Pore car ehShs, az
become reformed. Tie oath Of the fSpe-o. - 3D.
mails 20 sacri6ce everything 70 the sdVshe men - ~
interests of tie Church, and 70 transmit tnls aNf
"a dominion 70 Their successors wthoui any S-4'
msnt OF course therefore the Pope can 90 ~ -
| wards The independence OF italy lie can i@''- N 49,
| A. measure in Italy on elsewhere. ,.,.
To form Judgment upon Pop ~ meh 80. 80
themselves In tie position OF the Italians lne9 -
,rsr,;~slly rrovea The ue-lts Of PcpeTy Ds -
there Is no middle course ether We bI~s' -, 80
whole of PopeTy or no part Of IL f-tnsI W s,;,n.i
the spiritual and the temporal o. heitne ~ -
nor the temporal No middle course : PS. -
die course would only bring US very SS.SosS. Wa,
worse state than before OBJ, torelsn -. ,Aink MT
the Pore has done in Italy h.s native country, ~ :
thS, he Wi bssitste 70 perpetrSie IN country =
NOT his own and which be only regSrus SI 80, ~
may be made sabservieni 70 me 49,
gressive projects. ApIIAassl . - -. Don.
ash he Italians VIII you have N0 hs-y, %. 80
id his sloryt or VIII you have an Italy 49, $3.50 -
and without lsrharoGs nvstert 80 h. -
Wishout \ Pore weighing her COVE la y $3.50 ~
,ons c,osr,ss.,v. Eterror 10 her enemies AAif 80
yirtxous T6ronol In the name o. L'Ns - sn3
.r,y r-,no,,p,e for tie destrucron-te 'o'~4 SN~
rompj,.s destruction Of Popsry. .AppAuse, -,
TIE Padre n en- addressed his audience N
follows .,.h.uha sh,sto 70
A. N. x,ek Is he iAst week shan 9e 40 - ~
-, :, NJ Yo,k shsl give lecture on AontA9 %
Ing "Wednesday evening snd Friday essn1' :. 60,
-, t-,,,-s - vcnAsv evening vii DC, Auric1tA CV1
S.sSt sna Srcv;Dr As DO. the nsfure q me sIIE
80 hs.o-s whom am 70 speak, shall uot sPe>1
nv ~ ,ha pr,orsities or this immoral suVesN ~
,lsuseI A.nip would ssy that Il any one &C. - -
ff~re md he.- hn, one of these lectures mop NJ
will select Monday evening snsefiinea n eHT f-s .
al this lecture will be devoted 70 the itshAi a
society and for the benefit OF those SNiSs NC -,
from 1oubardy by the pa'ernAi "''Si'i'"''~ up
planse. III. i..,,-. - f,loxs