The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-05

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lt wae lorDeen by ~ tatelltgent 0besgsess,
thak nothing eopt4 h dons tee Italian ltoeIg
q al ptopoftioned % TIE nagastade 81 the
dScEt which Was making , the allies, win
ont unaottling the taapoyal authority OF the
Church, Or indaolpg snoh aItetations aad.
amllioeatioas n - Eoyaznnsnt ~ would .
e.qaivalsnt % = revolatton The Oheaeh,
.fharelore, has never ooun1ehAnoed the allies.
| in any way, 6eresssisg What must inevitably
happen Il they Wefo at I'll succcsefnl-
the PapAl tossippsy, AadsA ffes disoussiuAs Of
- ahesea q she fapal eovernn4st through !.
ont CaEholic couotEiee, Yheje approhens-
siono were woIl fnun9ed; che Lexntaons hive
not ooly revolted, bas Aey have been o.,
| couraeod % ploco thenselteo np0er tho iuriD.
dictioo Of Pisdnesk uhass asnfes afD ofeA-I
Inisiag undsf 0asibaldi y cooperste In their
de6onca The Pope has waited - long - be
could; but whsn b found SARDINIA, the ally
Of France, acting with The Fsvo1tsd legAione,
and Victor kmanuol 0noo0gnging tlSeW 70
organise under his conseit1tioa, subject only
to the decision OF . Congreos which be has
10 fear Of, altar. Lord John Rasssll's resent
exposition Of the Bfitioh policy-We ray. A.
tef this, The Pope could not escape from tie
nsceasity Of treating Piedmont as.no longer
Catholic power. a. 81. SIS
but 1t that were al that Was involved in
the dismieeion Of the Count dc Minerva, its
consequence might perhaps b circum-
eoeibsd within moderate limits; but France
u the ally Of Sardinia How win she re-.
gard thie indignity which 10, after al, direct
ed ct her, because the French bishop and /
clergy evidently % regard it, and are now
proceeding systematically to do what they
can to alarm the Emperor, and force him to-
take such steps - may be necessary for the |
refrigeration Of the Papal territory, whether
By modification Of the treaty OF Villafranca,
60 - TO allow Austria 70 send troops into the I
Legations, Or ~ mose direct influence mp !
ON the Sandman and revOlted governments.
The war ON the Popes side may be said
TO have commenced with the AllOsutiOn pro.
nonnced in the secret consistery % the 10th |
Of September, and first pablished in one Of
ths Catholic papers Of Paris, October 5th.-l
htfer reciting the earlier misdeedS Of the LIE. |
CATIONS, the document thus proceeds:
~ ''Excited BY manifest hatred ngalnst our |
Apostolic Sec, they have not .hesitated to
bold at Bologna, on the 9th OF this month, q /
meetingto which they have given the name
OF the National Assembly OF the People Of
1Emitin, and there to promulgate decree
nlIed with accusations and hleet pfetexts,
and, supporting themselves falsely upon .
pretended popular unanimity, they have de-
clared, IN opposition to the rights OF the Re-
man Church, that they would not be subject
% the civil government OF the papacy. The
following day they issued new declaration,
according to which they engage TO- annex 1
themselves 70 the Possessions OF the King Of
Sardinia.
After enumerating many other equally in
exeusaeIe misdeeds Of the rebels, aud pro-
claiming ms ooilgati0n AND Determination TO
tr.nsmit the patrlnony Of g Petsr unim-
paired 70 ms successors, the Fopo proceeds:
Hence, we reProve and declare nuii and
void ~ the acts u which we have spoken Of
IN Inls august assembly, ana Al the acts en-
upon sne Power, O. ecc.es'astlc:i +
~ nuIlues 2. .ne clvA sosefeIgnty q TINS
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With the councils a Rome ths French