New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

n Tho, oo.,,, respect an individual Frenchmanb,,
ths minority !. no, France When France moves for h.
own liberty. then WIZ move ior our o"u
one for himself and poetry no romances who woei
lend his money to .one who had frequently become 4
bankrupt
Do not suppose however hat France is The only naaa
which has done Us harm One Of the most fatal epochs IA
Italy va, that Of Charles The two bastards Of Aus
ana of Medici desolatcd Italy
Carlonsnge contrved 10 ma ke the Pope his yass nv
inc him ieudaity outpost fer France. The POos.
broke this yssslage, but that is proof of their bad h
for while they swore fidelity they coaspred TO break th
oath All Popes have always done the same Now l.. -
follow their example and break our allegiance 10 the Po
The Lombard League was composed Of stout WARRIOR
5000 Italians broke the army Of Barbarossa sud drove him
from the Empire GiuiO III rather a soldierof forf,
than Pope lie raised the cry of Fn0y 6ar5gri-a
Tor love OF Italy but for love OF hi, dominion ~ Pic
what love had he for Italy just As the Patriot Arm Ia
Rome for Lombardy had interview with Pho spok.
I" Inn OF the love Of l;ay for him. "Saf net II ~"
said he ot Hay-D'iHd MITE sJs0t Il ~. II Hqiy" III.
rope had blessed the banners. were on the pon,si
leaving and he said. llicre yoH goiagi Y0u sl4
MT cross he PO" told linn that on the other side Of ~
20 there was proynceihe lower Pocs,siao-taken rr
the Pope by the Congress of Vienna said We would -
that Tor him again and then eagerly he said An y gss
CIT THAI. Let our cry be FH0ri b0rburi-hat fr,. =
all-fuorfa Pdpo (Out with barbarians--out with ~
Pope c,...... ,.
But the Sician Nespers eacctually settled the Fnen -
tcrvontion in Sicly-nonc escaped That blow was -
that nations cannot with mpunity Cypress other nauoe,
and hat day of rctrbuton must arrive We must in or
and
not like children. But 4 Christian cannot approve a
the >icilian Ne>pcrS.
The Popcs have always excited boodshed in Itay Ca
urged agan, Pisa, and when that city w,s
ubdued the Pope eXued with Florence. Vienna and
other independent Governments, The League of Canbrsy
the work OF Pope Lucio IL Pope, in person Ia
the sormng party against the capitol stone laid him low
and shortly he was a corpse
Such is Popery in Italy II you desire to have national
ity commerce. happiness wealth. instruction, liberty -
Cury. glory, you must get rid of Popery Either be mi,
cradle bgos and have Popes caste aside Popes and BE-
free Have no obedience TO Pope ID sruction to
Popery. IBrayol
Tomassio says. give little city to the Pope to exercise
his soyereignty-No Ii we give him small cty
the rest of Italy and of the world enjoy secury
Destruction To Popery Brave But il is silly to tail
about giving the Pope little city for to force him from
Rome into the little city must make revolution and
then had better force him altogether away Surely wa
should be silly give him little city
after the experience we have had No No! No mors
Pope at all.
The movement of 1891 would have been satisfied withs
constitution given by Austria 1881 would have been sat,
fled with few reforms las demanded the Unity of Italy
So all has been progress from s2 to s4s The next move
ment must be yet more progressive
Rome is the proper capital of Italy Venice, Genos
Florence Boogne Naples, Palermo have their gores but
Rome stands unrivaled. Rome-Jm witRout a P5n
Bravo
The Padre then pronounced benedction.