The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

long possible bis disgusting System Of tyranny, &C.
III number OF the 2oth Of July resd-"As long As
Of France Austria, rignt % considered as
sovereign state The Powers that proecy have mo
right TO give her orders, and they wish for reas'os
OF their own to delegate the exercise OF their rgas 70
spotber Power they would b. perfectly free to a.
We force put shsmelessly above rigdH CHI
Is the manner in which toe pubic opinion oil Eng'Ano
expresses itself Of sovereign whom they roprosch TO
beng unable 70 mSosaa his Authori In his eFa
eominons, when they know we'll that Is nsa hd 20.
Without and receive help from Without who have excited
revolt In provinces Of the Papal States But theJ
know shat EDgsh protect0rnte means aud 90 90 ae
| IcbGp ISLANDS The TINES contnues-"We thoroughly
appreciate doaes tcat oeset France aud Austria 10
tins matter 1t 10 not easy to treat with . man who
wnppe to be made martyr, sod who makes It 8 poia'
OF conscience make martyrs OF others Plus TX caano
in copscer ce hinder cloud OF ecclesiastical ocast'
from oevourng the Roman people he cannot prevent
robbery OF Jews the piiage aud sack OF Italian Cities
but sboye an us A VIII Do 1spps 70 Que Ga !as ssps ~.
him to DEATH They may break, but they can never bead
| him."
! lie II has been proved, and proved-Aye, snoa
sand tinesiha, eccesAstics form very small minority
| OF government employees. II hss been proved-aud the
figures cannot be- oisputed-,hs, Ponuacal govern
neot eoes less Than any other yet they represent the
govern devourng the substance Of the people. II
has asserted that to the presence Of tho Pope
Rome that the city owes its wealth and speodo and tuat
IL TO the dignity Of Supreme Poptlf added 70 his title Of
temporal sovereign that the Roman States their greet
mpc tance yet THEY represent this union Of the
two powers scourge for the Romans. But the most
authentic documents have published and We seek In
vain tor them the Tms II has not even
ansy geo them-psy, does not hint suspcioo OF
their exi'ence 10 he same way when they repuoshed
be famous pamphlet "Nap0leon III. ano Ilay, they 0ok
good care 10 suppress the passage which the Pope
,poStn OF with respect aod the emnert position ougn.
conspiracy Of silence in two such Instances we ask
OF what use Is the liberty Ct the prcss of which
Ss SO ~s IS. KIP the such as
DISCUSSION can be truly useful-can II conduce to the
triumph Of yiruss Az Tor the abduction Of Jews, We
know hey aude 10 yauug MorsTs, withdra tor time
nom the protection Vi his parents, who at drst did no,
think OF complain ing, and who hao right So
III taking Christian and leaving alone witp
that cha when danger Of DEATH tney knew or ouga
70 have known, TO what they exposed him. and consequent
ney agreed to the consequences that might
follow their Lfracson OF the laws OF the STATE which
! they lived.
Let speak Of the crusltea wherewh the goverpmeu,
Of Plus TX haa been repcschsd Let 1t be r.menaberer
that ID the London Times that for two yeats With
amped erooiy urged on the government 70 repess the
fevel; IN India oJ sTocors csueltes /, the London TINES
which darts accuse the tore OF cruelty account Of
me events IN Perrss Let them ring The Changes loudly
10 the Mo- n.Q Post and all the revolutionary press have
on tie ule the of the Sd yo r aa
toe Prince Peace but let then le as when ns cemen
| cy OF sovereign has been exercised IN favor
OF rebels 70 the cstriment ana Injury Of the good
To resress Teych is 10 most cases deliver the iu
n,ehse majority from the yose Of fsctous handful aed
Lot this the PefussS Bat the revolution has
weaken authority; therefore she exalted weakness as
virtue and che Could sufficiently execate the princes
Sko kIew that power had been given 10 Them for the
PROJECTION OF the good and Sne repression OF the wicked
/ Louis XVI I'D not wish tina, u single drop Of blood
should DC shed in ha and of Innocent
blood did not ihs Alsc generosity flow. Has the
dutes tom other sovere2ns, and would he be justified
showing that c,ewency that would leave honest meu
prey TO tie facous? Let us not fear that repression will
pass lis just bounds Once order re-estabiahed Pus
TX will recognise the criminals only to pardon them
they know htn we'll Often have they had recourse TO
'he treasurer OF clemcucy which abide in that heart
which has been 60 cruelty cslumniated. The LONDON
Emperor spoud be DESTROYS Of finding come way out Of
This Difficulty. Al Freucn laymen would be happy To
see the garrison which is at Rome back again in Paris
and Roman questions lett to be settled between
Pope and hs people. No person f0resee how al this
viii end but OF all events have great
graduate ourselves that England has Interest that
affair" The Times will zee that If the Roman question is
the real Italian difficulty, Is not 70 the Pope and the
GO We owe ~ but 10 hs fsv0iunon which wishes
would not surpriSe him very much should say that
We too would be happy 70 gee this Roman question left
entirely TO the Pope and bis people II II had been Tus
eau muskete and Tuscan volunteers would never have
crimsoned the streets Of Peruga with blood Piedmont
in Bologna and England would not have reason to re-
proaCh herself with having through her ntrgues
tam The seniimenis Of the En- esh Protestant middle
classes; from the Morning Post the opinions OF the
y On tse very any on shh es peace
tanned an article In which IL openly demanded the extnc
ton OF the temporal power Of the Pope, with
which, for ooeency and good faith, rival the Times
when a system of government" says that Journal
"cannot be defended In theory, and when il il bad in
Nov, he government Of Central Itsiy, &C.; then, &
The syogsm correct but il would have been
o ons that the
further he saysThe settlement Of the Italian ques-
ton will not be complete while the Roman States remain
In their present miserable condition Without doubt the
opposition TO all reforms Will be ob5usate, not say
furious bu. the general interest ought TO outweigh every
opsidsrafon; and will Lot be difficult to prove to
pfeuded Catholics that their church has gained ohiDg
by mali tanning social and political abuses which are
scandal to all Eul1ie In fact the union Of The tenn
and We can demonstrate prl that II will always be
Those who have treated Of thia subject only to
be possible TO find upon the earth two contradic
tons evidently absurd than the pretentous the
Pope 10 be benehcent prince with the actual condition
Of The people subject to him. there Is upon earth
place where al the royal virtues ought shine with the
pures, spendor and produce the happeat results It is
certainly the States Of who pretends TO be the Vicar
upcn eartn of the Lord Of Heaven. But whore do we
anc a govern ment-one in which there is more
corruption In tie administration, more tyranny the
government, and more hatred in the governedf Where
industry psrsly sed Where will We find
greater torfor in the spirit Of enterprise What has
yapcement Of humanity Absolutely nothing The 20.
verDment the plague Of the country; the Pope be-
aoon nAbe; and al this present moment even he pre-.
sep,s the contradictory and anti Christian spectacle
Of the Vicar of Christ, the prince Of mercy
justice, employing els meiconaTy soldiers to punsh and
HIS suoe At last the tAme journal, In its
edition OF the 27tn July, in phrase its opn
the pontfcai government "rhere ID not 1t says,
afor Of bad government which does not find It's type and
which Lot represented in the dsa holy city," The
Morning Pot we zee gees aaead OF the 2imesthese
the came hypoorisica phrases OF humanity and the
INJURIOUS caumnes. We will not lose time in proving
,bst Plus ire Ninth is possessed Of all the royal vir.
that his government, notwithstanding the abuses
which found every where where there men, and
the faults OF national character has given proof Of energy
and CT spirit VI reform, that the Pope very far from
being deeSted by his subecs that agfculures honored
in the Roman States that industry il not neglected
there he industrial exhibition OF 1868 has proved NJ in
1ne that modern Romehe Rome OF the Popes-does not
make dscredita5le figure beside the most advanced
tons when there Is question Of literature SCIENCE art
Of progress The Post knows this well ~
we do, Tor he has bis personal expe-
rence OF Rome, and he has read It's history But there
ID something monstrous in these accusations when
fecoiec thai they come IA ON Protestant Eagand They
have carried the audacty Of lying to the highest degree
rather they know we'll how far they rely on the
connvaLce Of the enemies OF Catholicism they might
fear TO repyoach government with being the disgrace
OF humanity and The scourge Of s people when they
not be ignorant OF the shame and misery Of it's cOun