The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

The resoe,s tndustry. such as II s sustains State,
priest ana noble. Az might DO expected : large
amount OF via. ID levied never faacna9 me treA-
smy In Epgland, the cos. Of collecting the taxes
is about eight per centn the PApAl States y thirty
stes rcua live IL the taxpayer stsrves. The public
vices and public works consume about twentieth part Of
the reveaae raised hs interest OF the debt takes third
OF H. aud rearly two thircs disappear myse,ousy be-
tween the Pope priesthood, No asks aud
ia toId what becomes of the money. Nothing be
shorter or simpler inan the Holy Fathers budget. II
souss OF two articles vieng with each other In apostle
lie end financial brevity. Here they are
Income. Drsa contributions and property Of the
Expenditure Commerce. nne arts agriculture indus
try and public works, COZ, 764 crowns.
This clearer THAI even budget and speech of i've
hours from MIR. Gladstone
IL may appear incredible that the successor OF ST Peor
should be head and In debt Tho holder Of tho
Keys OF heaven rather careless OF those OF bis
strong box The oustodanshp or pargatory ia an easier
job than that Of the Papa treasury, deficit being the
normal state OF the Holy Roman xshequer. Last year
there nearly half million sterling the wrong side
OF the Apostolic odgerthis year tAe Peruga massacre,
Nc, must cost Chrsts Vicar more Singular TO say the
Holy Father 10 the hands Of the jews poetic justice
deoeeng that the house Of Rothsohid shall aveugo tho
wrongs OF that OF Abraham In 1857 the Pope contractor
.ne ." oaI WIN sns erea' n 1nu ~
least cent per cent by the transaction.
Whore tho interests OF Heaven are the function Of the
government and priests the agents Of both IL absurd
snd blspheous to complain OF neglect OF the interests OF
the people Those interests not materia! but Spiritual
courage trade and ,gicalture, bu to fOrty the soul
ard moty the seh Of the faithful who are condded TO
him. His mission ia to pilot them through pargasory
and to land them safe in paradise not to develops
that earthly prosperity which might give them distssie
such voyage In Rome, therefore, there Is little trade
Amounting to the sum of 100 600 sterling TIE Stock Ex
change open week for whoever can contrive TO
End II Every industry Is monopoly, mere os,as
Agriculture is almoet shsckled as commerce by
psterpa and pestient restrictions. rhe Campaign Is
desert and the garden Of Rome score OF herdsmsn
shake with the ague The rosds few, the brigauds
many the railways scarcely begun. There Ia no navy,
and The army the Austrian The French one with
hired BANDS OF foreign cut threats Treso nmdate the
owns and the prices and ffis ainidatc the country,
tho bayone keeping the czens quiet and purgstory the
vnis repulaive picture is that Of the rule of the
Vicar Of Christ on earth II is the government OF
edness and degradaoa Of the people has every
vice, political and social, that a human govern
ment can have. Il is an absolute desaotsm, unique
in its ehoity ever both boiy and soal II s corrupt
demoraizng reckless The restraints that mitigate oher
oespe,isms do not mitigate ii. Superstition does not
check IL, for superstition is its and ia poten,
instrument; opinion does not check It, for IL moaopozes
the expression Of It, in the pulpit well the press
has no fear OF nsurrecton for it guaranteed against
by confederate military despos, and human nature itse
perverted and petricd in this unnatural power whose
cebacy ruptnres the tie tina. the
and he should have child, or II he has II
knowledgea bastard Asjuring socsty, ignoring posser
ty he aud bis kind twain; men, he Is bgot, being
This government tue Emperor Of the Frsnsa has
propped up for years with his bayonets. Win those
bsyones he restored it when the people Of Rome had by
their deposed It, His for that fragrant
act a violence Austrian Intervention. He proeced
the Pope against his subjects 70 prevent thu Ausans
he said) from projecting him still more The Austans
'Ipsoect him no longer Why, then, does the French
Emperor still keep his bayonets in Roe9 Why does be
maintain them there but to maintain that Pope and his
delestabis abuses? He admits IT, he processes it, he
boosts of IT, HIS journals print IT, his ministers write it,
his ambassadors and generals announce II. Ga him now
devoIves the whole responsibility for every Pspal abom
nation-a responsibility he would hypocftically shirk,
but which Europe must faster ca him.
Louis Napoleon preterds that he goes To Italy to
Italian Independence. LIZ Italian Independence only to
mean kingdom Of North Italy for Victor Emanuel,
other kpgdo perhaps for his cousin and the Pope and
French for Rorne9 Then LET hs Majesty SAP Let him
not affect 10 play the bcraor when he merely plays the
couqueror and yrant but let him declare that he puts
down the Aassriaps only to set up himself.
The sack Of Peruga, its massacre and rapee have
cited the disgust OF Europe For that outrage Louis Ma
poleon and must be held accountable II only pos
sble with his connvance, not With his positive
tion for neither Pope Cardinal could have dared Il
contemplate il but with his .acit consent If Swiss
cenares perpetrated the atrocities French troops alone
made possible, for unless those troops held Rome il
the Swiss could not have been sent upon their errand
The French Emperor is accessory before the fact TO the
murders and rapes Of Perugis, and If he still supports
with his bayonets the Pontf who commanded and APP
proves Of H. then before ITALY, Europe and God, the
French Emperor Is party to the crime Unless, then
he repudiates share in it by ceasing TO protect its
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te.es and tools who would gull US on the character
both.