Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-15

h.a ia hanefit OF Mr.. Chambers luminous exposi.
,ion of the matter, thought 70 SAVIOR strongly Of
s-ssson N The proper majesty Of Naples where
mon ha sent for Padd Guseppi, the head OF the
crar there, and In very rude and irreverent phrase
informed him that he must abandon TINS fashion OF
q doing good" or take very unpleasant copse-
opsnces. Once" said he, !" the Jesuits were
carried out of the kingdom in carriages, but If
these things continue 1he government will kick
40. o,an~ The establishment of the reverend fa-
thar may be imagined! 0fcourse no time was TO
be lost in appeasing offended majesty. Great was
the dread Of the government boot II kicked out
of Naples there was but one place where they might
expect TO be welcome, and there they did not wish
70 90. So the Jesuits concocted and published the
following epistle, deprecatory, which we wish our
readers to compare with that OF Mr.. Stonestreet,
and the heroic buster of Hon. Mr.. Chandler
To His Royal Majesty, Ferdinand II, Of the king
dom Of the Two Sicilies Sacred Royal Majesty.
Sire: With much surprise we have heard our
sentiments doubted regarding absol -te monarchy;
we therefore think it necessary humbly to submit
our views In the present page.
Majesty we not only in olden time, but also re-
Gently, on our re-establshment, In 1921, until the
present day, have always inculcated respect love,
and devotion for the king our lord for his govern
ment, and for that form of the same that Is abso-
lutte monarchy.
This we have done, not only from conviction, but
also because the doctors Of the company, who are
Francesca Suarez, the Cardinal Belarmine, and
many other theoogians and publicists of the same,
have publicly taught absolute monarchy to be the
best form Of government.
This we have done, because the internal form OF
the company Is monarchical, and therefore zoe are
sby mariDa and 6y education devoted to absolute
monarchy, IN Whieh Cathoiician, BY uisdom and
seal Of pioas king, can alone have some defence
and prosperity.
Majesty that we both think and believe and
sustain that absolute monarchy Is the best Of gov
ernments, is demonstrated by the damage that we
suffered In I84S We were the victims of liberal
Ism because all liberals were and are well persua-
ded also that the Jesuts are the supporters OF abso
lutte monarchy. These things, 0 Majesty, are nell
kaosn, and liberals would more easily believe that
the sun would not rise tomorrow than admit that
the Jesuits could favor them, and, therefore, every
time they attempt revolution, their first object is
to despol the Jesuts. For this the liberals,
by an inyolable canon Of their law will not admit
Jesuit or one who is affiliated to the order,
among them.
In fact the Jesuts in the Kingdom Of Naples
haze al'oags taught ito 6eampardonaofs 70 make
revolutions for the purpose of changing the abso-
Lutte monarchy which the reigning dynasty have
always maintained.
If this should not be sufficient not to be thought
liberals, we humbly pray your Majesty to point out
what further we ought 10 do to be believed decided
absolutists.
Certainly The Jesaits have neeer been, at any
time, or at any place, accused of Iberalisu, and
what motive should they have for not loving and
defending the absolute government of the august
monarch Ferdinand II, who has covered them with
beneftsp
Finally, Majesty, of this sovereign benefcence
we have made no other use than for the good Of
Christian morality and Catholcity, and the reign
ing dynasty, to profess immutablc fidelity to the
absolute monarchy, to which we declare ourselves
always devoted; and we hope that your Majesty
will graciously permit us to confirm this sentiment
at your Majesty's feet by word of mouth
This present page Is signed by me, by my father
councillor (padre consultor,) and by all others
present in the short time that has been for collect
ing their signatures; and if your Majesty desires
the signatures Of all the Jesits OF the Province OF
Naples, they can speedily be obtained. Insomuch
we, who sign this are full guarantees for their de-
yotion, by all proof to the absolute monarchy.
GuIsrpPE MARIO PALADIsI,
Proyinciale.
land twenty three others.)
CoLLraIo DEL GEsU NuEvo, NAPoLI, Nov 81.
Can any one doubt that, should Mr.. Stonestreet
be transferred to Naples, his signature would be
cheerfully added TO the aboyey
The document is well worth the attention OF the
American people, II will serve to measure the
amount of confidence to be placed In the statements
of Jesuits on this side of the water.
The fun Of the thing is in the Jesuitism with
which they dodge the real accusation, and avoid
saying anything to the Encouragement of the SOW
ereign supremacy OF the Pope.