New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

10 ,;s,s,,e al protection of al he gres. Europesn
p,uers u enable h 10 wha, he hikes WIN MS own
T,s pom. apcesrs 4. this moment 10 be very sex
my. .ick thar Inc Turk Vas even when N'Cno.as
thooeb, l. tme - take ont Naturalization 20 MS
n, - "a .irsrs'h whatever ID his own bojy. weak
s,d ro.---rs n .ou.e;aes leans upon one srors IN M
I'D son .,im,s upon stother Ausina hss heii h.n
np il the Lesal.ov-, FraIce has kept mon up'tsn. o.
~ ma, ,hc Swiss nsyc spread the terror oil hs bahe 'u
~ p,uarlike rgsn-. To al human foresight he seems
n, tie h,nk Of d:,soluon, aud We s1oad eNp~- toseo
the crs1y old bark ~ dor IN deep water we ud noS
remember hoE often before the sai oIi Ie' "PpSa'
"a a, ,nit ana AoS wordrrtu'y the "aie'iosged snd
ar,la, hun has got into poi. sgsln. IL y WONDER
,,l ana a, tb. ssue time priaole, to marx 'be Schuc
ard iupo,sr ,er .ey with wh'chfhis OLD msn chnsso
hi. rignt 10 10 wrong at a time "nen ,". -, -,
ready 20 perish. Ii Fsance and Ausiria were -
,s.ire mere ~oui BE ST. epi az once ana Tor ever
10 the States q the Church. tness the fopS 'eces
v,rv different sssuTsrC,s rom those wlch EnoPo 10"
reeriyed France ard Austria must appear 70 MN 'e'y
little dispos ed De a. the expense ana odin ol sup
,o,,;, = \ rfea' European sCands which can oniy %
upheld by heir assistance. IL there be any reality ~
tie rr,ect of ST Italian Confederation, IL mA't nean
a collaboration OF Italian Soyeregns, ahNt~ei oy
italian .ta-.smeu and protected BY Italian soldiers
In that cssr the Accomplishment oil me resiS oi 'n'
frarca must clesr Italy OF ali foreign soldiers snu
must leave Pho Mono face To lace WITH tue i'aAAu
,a,ior Yet i this momen. that the Pope chooses
IN claim for himself all the rights OF nenua Po'ei,
and 10 project against Sardiuia IN tn"t sue na -
,ribute6 firearms 10 ths Insurgents ana NoiunVoe, nv
las introduced cannon into the roN"'Su PiS'u'e
=. .o encourage the aujscity OF the dstnioefs Oh
order" II SARDINIA has done augnt 20 enao'o tho
ci,iz.1. of the Roman States TO deteni ,ne"i-eNe"
sco,,st the papa merreuafies, II may afford sooo req
500 for the dlsple OF The Pope against herr ont ~
csr ne no reason tor the document when We puohsn
TODAY So long AZ the Roman Goverhmsns eHSos
only 10y permission OF France ana ausIls, tnas ~
eminent has no ght be considered a. sovereign
S,are The same Powers which protect have a rshs
10 dictate sud II they should choose for reasons Oh
their owl 70 deeg the exercise ot That rght 20 any
other Power, they quite at liberty TO do go The
demanding of Feuara, OF which the Pope COM
plains, is the best, if not the only. course
open to the DbsoI;an's OF that city under exist
inc circumstances. There, SIS at Pacenza, the Aus
TRANS ,xtetGed the iUr,hcatlons IN defiance OF tho
.tipulations Of the treaties. they have now re-
treated and The foricatiOns being OF no use,
unless 10 harbor the merceuares of the Pope, the III
habfaps are wisely destroying them. why should
This have the astonishing effect Of "huing me soul
the Holy Father with bitterness, and provoking IN
" in him a lively and just Indignation = Surely, he
does not now ain pretend to amuse Europe WIN
the foolish fable tina. he and hs mercenarles are able
10 hold either Feuaa any other city OF the 10 nan
States in the absence of Gen. Goyon and his garrison
Ii absurd enough at any moment 10 magne that
in a wsr which sas avowedly undertaken to change
tie destiny OF Italy the Roman states could remain
reuter- but it is still ridiculous TO talk OF neutral
i,y while the whole country more or less occupied
by foreign troops. $40 ,
Austria in his matter. No person is more uDreasoaa-
HE 10 al with than who is ready 20 stand still
and be a mariyr but wac makes IT point Of con-
science TO continue TO martyrlze Others Pho Mono
in h conscience prevent that cloud OF eccesias
teal oeus,s from devouring the Romsn people, and he
cannot withdraw bis c0untenauce irom the kidnapping
of Jews and the sack and plage of Italian ctes but
Pho Mono il quite content TO DIE upon the steps OF the
Vatican if either Napoleon Ill or Francis Joseph
should with TO put him to DEATH They MAJ break
him. but they shall not bend him. They may de-
mand from the Pope indispensable reforms in his
States" but be will reiuss 10 do anything except to
submit to death or exie-edlfying the Catholic world
with the exhibition Of Pope prosecuted by the two
eldest sons of the Church Now of coe, this is pre-
csely wna no one wishes TO do. No one out of Rome
has any de fire rjure hair of the head OF this obst-
mare old man. But So long as the French remain ID
protect him, he WILL by his ecclessstcs and his braves,
drsn the country and destroy the people; and, If the
French go away, the people, exasperated beyond all
moderatlon, will probably expel hm. This Is the d.
lemma Perhaps the solution may be found IN the lorna
ton of confederate ltasn army which may be strong
enough to be guided by moderate counses, aud may
be trusted to TepIess any violent reaction when the
foreign troops are Withdrawn. But, however this may
be the present position Of France in Rome is too hu-
initiating to be long endured by a high spirited and
civilized nation, whose sympathies, when properly
touched, seldom fail to be excited by unmented OPP
preston. The Emperor must be anxious TO iad some
way cut of this most aggravatng difficulty and every
lay Frenchn would IN his heart be glad TO see the
Roman garrison In Paris, aud all Roman questions ett
b. be settled between the Pope and his people. How
It may end for. see, but, In every event,
have great cause 10 congratulate ourselves that Wa
Epgshmen have no art or part IN this matter.