New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

,srjsrn Ard -.,s I'd sg.ns = re .cher. 81 isders-
nor urde. me p-esiency Of ire Pope. Tai- Wa tte
prcec. go enthlsissiicaIy urged Dy Giobertl BGIoo
ara their followers, ia 1916 And si7. l. = stnkhs
TIA: ;ne psmphl.t.er qgo;rg, psce D. toe authority
OF Lord Pon-onby, our tmbes>SDr AZ Niern. 10 ISIS
declares ;ls 20 be the sois yEcucabe mode 81 recon
,t'atinC Italy though the scheme nss % longer an
aohereuts IL Icsy i.ef having bong srce O--u con
signed there 70 toe limbo II generous ILLUSIONS tri-
irg. 10 Fever thus much of via; accomplished
fst, forsshldOwed in inis pamphlet Z is ToTih rnLe
20 oOk a. ID. hgni throws on the character OF ma
" honorary presidency" OF :ne Pope, the import VI
which - perpe1es usny. fne dfb coI-ie- ana hes--
sitter Of the Italian .etue1eLt, regsTds hone, Ae
thus declared lpsgs ~:
ieI Aae res si Poiesl 'y',e of Es--rt H ne ~ man
> Torerd,r ,hs Pop ins-r-aGer; of of A.y
.rrssu4el.. ini~rI - and s1;erua- d.feu'e
s. To es,.tasn amy, and 'at.tE:e ior 'r-res
Ia a. 51 5f1.- '''-''- ''''''''
Ibe means for securing these ooiects laccordirg 70
the NapOeoIlc idea, % b- tO1ni IN tie prol".-
.iors submitted b. France 20 Austria II JaIe IHJ'
These are
n. stcasrr4ion cf TIE -4l.,r-.ivs r.'I IL se Psgsl
q -ssHi-ins ard oi'"as'lHs IL swI 81. ...
p p n E cf cAldict's lord y hrt'
eou4l' summoned 20 deliberate On al iAe ,~' add 20 vote
5 La,e,ise eorol Of oc, ep~ud4r- by provincial eoIr
ci' receiving aef s-.sor.-y b. Se.esa-"n rom es I've '
- Jade,y rtfan Z, N. r.onlusa:.on Of 'o;s Of ciyl
venetian, or Nrspos:su Cod-.
regular pan for the coecsoa oi ne Pse fe'eH1e o-
- sn0ss. s...i..3 81 nat u s''aee'
Elsewbere ,psee S. the panrhleteer ,hus describe.
the effect Of the honorary presidency be would S.
sicn TO tne Pope
II viii incsease the prestige ard moral power of
tie Papacy; Il viii slscken the tOotight bond whlcn
TOW couples the Prince ~ the POLuf, aud which
cramps all the,ac,iylty Of q people in the nfeM6e
circle Ct ecclesiastical power al the rsk OF al e1po-
son." Receiving the writer continues tins IL
crease Of moral influence, finding himself invested
win this sort OF prJ.ectorate all ltaiy, sSGrded
him by the respect of al is peoples, the Pope may
diminish hs temporal power and hsnten the burden oi
Lis political responsibility, without seli-Dumilsto on
Wtheut exposing himself, be usy organize under hirn-
self serious cortrol secular administration, civil leg
l>a.ion and q regularly constituted and INDEPENDENT
Msgstracy. Alane loses in privilege he vii gain IN
importance. In-.eed Of governing a stsynsnt sud
iner: people he will extend is hand over the whole o!
Italy 20 bless and guide II be vii be the irresponsible
and veneTated chief Of confederation u twenty SIX
millions of Christians, who, clsssed 10 different States,
gather all 70 that center, which The sctvity sad
grandeur of Italy viii come & e focus
In other words. Louis Napoleon con'empa'es max
iug Of the Pope a sort Of Dalai Lama Of the Nest-a
welpsd well fed, wel-odged, wei lsf old man, win
Lothirg 10 do but f-uIe 10 gorgeous yesnnents a,
saints day festivals and church functions, under the
shadow Of peaccca planes AMI ostTlchl-ataer !sh-'
while the whole work CT secular government is
carried on by !eymen, to whom be is to deegss his
authority a Prince.
But who is 10 accomplish this div sion Of duties and
if Pope Pio Mono agrees 20 be reduced 70 puppet,
who i to pull tue strpgs That j. question soon'
which the pamphlet is silent. No doubt Louis Nspo-
leon and Francis Joseph understand each other on this
slightly important point.
But niust conclude for the present. NJ main OBJ
iect is served which 20 direct attention 20 the tact
that the terms Of Louis Nspoieons peace DO sud
denly.devised plans but tnat they were present 20
him and had been avowed IN ell their man features,
before he took up arms
Thus even II the attitude Of Prussis hsve quckened
the Imperial offer OF terms i has no. operated 70 de-
feat Whist the Emperor has already proclaimed a. the
objects he wished 10 see accomplished in Italy.
Whatever may be the disappointment Of those who
hoped for very dieren, results It would be difficult q
Justify the charge Of treachery against Louis Napo-
leon lie told I.ay what she had to expect from hlu;
Itay preferred to trust her overt -sanguine hopes
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