The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
THE POPE'S CIRCULAR ASKING FOR ITALIAN
LEGIONS

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Rome (April 12) correspondence Of London Times
La ioi mer letter mentioned that private circular
had been Gent round to the bishops urge them to collect
men to form two other legions. have this day obtained
copy OF the address which has been published bv the
Bishop Of Cg and Pergoa consequent on the circular al
mded TO- is curiosity and therefore translate and
send It. understand however, that no RESPONSE has
been made TO the addresses of episcopal BODY
bouny OF SKY scudi has been offered TO every man on
eriDg Inc service Likewise another circular has been
issued to the chiefs Of the provinces to form TWO eoons
Se1tIi,onl me eor mas hitherto proved unsuccessful
The following is the address above,alluded to -
Boniiazo Coano, by the grace of God and of the HOLY
Apostoc see Bishop Of Cag and Pergoa to the beloved
Among the exclusive rights of royal majesty which are
called manent, sanctioned by the rights of ma
tons the foremost one Ia that of providing ali those means
which lend to obtain preserve internal and
security Of the empire hence the obvious right Of pub
fishing laws imposing tribute, and invoking when neces
tary, either prevention as a remedy Of evils which
threaten, Lot ONLY the good sense and the counsel and
me property OF subjects, but also their the de-
renee ana support OF the country The existence of this
according 10 the testimony of those have written and
treated Of the law OF nature and Of nations depends on
sovereign Hence II follows that good citizens are not
only Loand to ddelty, aud Affection ove-to respect
ard voluntary obedience towards the person Of the Prince
which is called racred-to his laws and nreccnts'
but to interpret and anticipate his authoritative
DESIRES TO listen to them to speak of them always with
honor. to adhere TO him only respectful children
to their most gracious father How infinitely greater are
those theories universal indeed and belonging TO every
country, when applied TO US, who the fortune and
the privilege OF possessing Pont our august sovc
rtgn And, in fact, ii is he who from the first Catholic
throne IN Inc world addresses you this day. through me-
lot as he might a Command beloved youth but an honor
able invitation and eers you his uniform hs arms and
me privilege 70 enter on career glorious and you
And this is MOTTO hasten armies march, and ex
pose your lives in the hostile fields of other nations hat
foreman thus nobly armed as in family and 70 sur.
round hs thr0penot to encounter distant enemies but
to guard against them, repress them IL evil minded
persons i'll the interior OF the country should sir no ex
element or oare 10 approach pacific high priest from
distant shores. To king and Incompatible father who
II ScCusy invites, who Of his will remain Indifferent
OF opp'seoY What excuse can be brought preext To
justify refusaY What need has the Italian name a
genius 10 exceed Others in martial mutudes? Has not
the glory ci youth been the pride OF centurcsp Bat
not speak Of other merits and its praises
to age who does the last conaueror of
Europe called the Italian youth fighting under his ag the
Leeiope Fu'muanteS Was not that formidable regiment
IL La Moite composed OF alone, called par ercece by
20 fearful nane not only because the dark egy OF this
merciefs enemy Of mortas was horribly craven upon the
crest OF these brave ones, but becaase issuing on the
plain when the remains of the army was routed or do
siroyed, The fate OF the monarch kingdom was az il
were IN Their hands, who knew no alternative but vic
Tory or dea And are you Lot tho noble of those
great fathers, who ought have been born or
never TO have dcdp This moot brilliant Of the arst
magnitude, the Italian youth, then only suffered a
shameful d,mness when, under evil counsels changing
ts glorious and triumphant couise it attempted 10 eIe
vste iself and sparkle an horizon not It's own Il
permitted in TO foil from it's hands or It's honored
insignia to be torn from lis shoulders, and shamciuIly
turned liz back to the enemy They went down battle
ike The mtfovdent captains OF Israel, spoken of re-
poviDgly in the 9th chapter and LIST book OF Macabces
without the authoritative OF the chief of Inc
amy DO you know whyp Because not then fighting the
battles Of the Lord The remcrse which arose in the e
vent and courageous hearts either chilled or
within their botoms the fire with which ia essentially
ard invariably bled. Hence IL evident that the Cod
OF armies and OF battles was not with them aud thev
fought without glory or deserted with igDomny from tho
yarnke ranks gathered together but not dscipned lin
tten my dear wer the nppep of vonr .oys
reen and with such and in such force ihst he
pnael on learning ~ as on one occasion the wisest Of
tTEh oo tne generous contributors OF sraei when they
svishtd their treasures on tho building ana crnhe,sh
"en' o' n" Ps'ce ana @mp'e may address to yosr city