The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30
THE CATHOLIC VIEW OF PEACE.
The Opinion orshe Catholic Organs orFrancs,
Esgisnd and Ireland.

Eogfsnd and ireland.
The treaty Of peace which followed directly on the
bees orihe ios,ce Of the sh Of July hes led toa va
riey Of speculstoas, not only among the secular bu'
also among the Casaec press The London rnls one Of
tie leading Catholic weekles OF England and the Weekly
Register, which s regarded the ofola organ OF Car.
dna wsemsp, look upon 1t the preliminary TO an ul
vaaon Of nglsnd and loud their dcnunctions Of
the French Emperor. The Iish Catholic pres, on The
contrary, looking at it Ia the same light do not
their pleasure the resu; while TIE Usvsrs the Csh,.
lie organ Of France looks upoa Inc whole asr likely
TO conduce great degree 70 the advancement Of the
temporal and spiritual welfare OF the church.
Az bese Different papers may be coas dersd 70 great
extent aa expressing the C-thpc 0p aoG o. the respective
countries to which they belong presen; IN toe foos
iug the pompen, poinG 10 the views when they take 10
regard 50 TIE treaty
THR TREATY AND IT'S BEARINGS on THE POSITION
or THE PORE.
Translated from the uaivors Juy l TOR the EEg YORK
Herald
Yesterday (JuIy I3) WAS festival dav IN Paris and
this rejoicing IL kept with increased srdor day The
people feel deeply not ooy tae joy bat tbs elcry Of
peaoe-a glory which equals-Nhlch almost sarpisses
that of the var, and which is uusl.oyei by feeliug
CT uDearipese Without DOUBT there Will he din itss
10 be overcome; but ro,hiux va'usbie--above ali,
DOti log scodcap be accomplished without labor How.
ever peace concluded goriousy concluSet 1t plac
Frerce in tho first rank and bs who placed Der there
koowE how 10 keep there We have with war;
which We feared would DO more for revolution thar for
liberty; but ii has advanced OF Italian 5erly
wi'hou. sancsiypg revolutionary principles, which, on
the contrary, bsve received egns overthrow by this
peace. Submitting 10 The consequences Of Sar-whch Is
for natous what IL formerly for individu.'s,
tbe judgment Of God-ihe Emperor Of Austria
over Lombardy; be gives up like a kiog what
he ost like king, and The Emperor Of the
King Of Sardinia dsposing like king Of what he had
pared Ike king Ia royal transaction througho
not question OF The right of revolted province it is
Dot LoDbsrdy which dispoes OF herself II Ia ceded by
Frspcis Joseph--itis conferred by Napoleon.
The pretended tito Of 1913, Invoked by ~ Cavour, and
which he claims hold from seditop is null and OF no
account, end thus lie broken and Iphaed forever
ambitious hope ct founding valid tile rebellion and
by force Of treason building the phsnton Of empire
destined TO degenerate rapcy ro anarchy. Ia freeing
Italy from foreign Occupation Napoleon did not wish TO
overthrow law and order, that the people whom
rule Of factions which would inevitably pave
the wsy for the return Of foreign domination.
Iay ia flee, but the guard Of her ndepeuience
the came time the guardians Of law general amnesty
permits the return Of all exes, but those who will no.
accept The life that is offered TO then, and who would
reconmence these enterprises henoeforth without excuse
will experience the Just necessary severity Of the Law
We confess did not anticipate this result bat Napoleon
by on Of COURAGE genius and good forupe has accom-
psLed Il Beside The claims Of revoulioni,m there were
others not lees dangerous which he knew equally vol
Hp The Sa.y H,os
bur chvalrss from war which they hoped to turn
10 their own advantage. The Powers intended to inter
ere ss soon as they faw France Austria sui
boienty weakened, and then impose peace and regu.
late in Congress of their own the aGiifs
even more Theee Protestant nations attered
above all that they would have opportunity of intro
duoipg radical charges in the government OF the Holy
See, end the English journals furnished us with pro-
ersnme Of these contemplated reforms The friends of
monascba principles feared with this Congress in
Which sOveregns would be eooner than called 10
rerser account 10 other soveregns thus becoming In
fone sort the advocates and judges revolution against
tovereepfy The Catholics demanded anxiousy il the
doy Father who certainly would not sppaar before these
Judges would be condemned contumacious by here,s
and inhoels who Claimed 10 dispose Of his nalenable
the last most formidable Consequence Of ths war
either will lot take place will meet 10 arrange matters
which have no connection with the es,onsl rights OF
sovereigns In treating directly with his Majesty
the Emperor Of Austria, Emperor has rendered
to the moparchca service least equal to ths.
which he has rendered 10 the Cause of nationality Peo
pes have been freed by the same stroke at
the time French pride has been satisfied and French
~ amused with ~ and we can hear in the streets
than one merry jest about the disappontments of the
Prussiars and the English.
pleasant for to reflect that we haYe not heaped
ioeus on noble and valiant enemy It Is pleasant 70 US
that This enemy is not crushed is pleasant TO zee the
day on which The flags OF Catholic France Austria and
Italy will be united the battle aelo for the cause
OF God, whose triumpbs spreads civilization We trem
bled lest the result OF this would be one Catholic
nation iess We now hope that the contrary it will
give us enc Catholic nation more. Goa Wills it, and may
SARDINIA concor in 1t, in order TO repair in
10 the eyes OF The world the dscredt that the silly frenzy
OF her lawyers and revouHonsts has thro or her poll
cy and even on the valor Of her soldiers Whilst visa
nj the AuAtrcus pro corsul OF Milan, allows to his sub
Jec's Toe noble amusement Of burning egy the com
mon fether OF the Catholic family, tie two Catholic En-
percrs Of their own free will, without calling In
third party give to the Pope the honorary presidency of
the Italian Confederation. God holds in His hands the
heart OF krgs and events takes the couree that He wills
Peace was signed on The festival OF Saint Plus the ars
me name Pope and martyr On that day. in optic OF the
genius OF H. Cavour ard the valor OF H. dAzeglo Boog
ma returned to her allegiance. II u Csyour loves his
church
SOLUTION OF THE ROMAN QUESTION: PROPOSITION
TO MAKE n m
COUNTRIES.
iran slated from the Uuivers, Jaly
AS Tor the Roman who complains of being born at
Rome he deserves TO be listened to just much as
Partisan who would complain OF being born at Paris and
VINO wened Paris to change its government and it's eli
and every climate what GOO has made it, but 1t appears
That TIE Remains sre decidedly unortupa. in being
called TO bear their part In the glorious burden Of liberal
cVzsuon There very simple way Of satisfying tae
people without turning the world topsy turvy and
.n.owi1g me economy Of chrisendoia This way is TO
grant 10 every subject OF the Poptcal government
fun the right Of citizenship in every Catholic coun-
Try. Let France commence and give the example,
lei lei every Roman furnished with q certificate
OF hs prln De esb TO every civil political post with.
out any conditions than those imposed upon Frenchmen
tnn II 70 fay TO submit to examination and show himself
worthy of his certificate. Let him after wards become
soldier, an officer, magistrate deputy minister ac.
coroipg 70 his merits or bis chAnces Nothing seems to
us more easy TO reaze and nothing would better testify
our Haerna sentiments for the Romans. France would
DO their country and they would cease TO be Romans
only that at Rome they would be obeden 10 Roman Ia ws
81" TEuhCe W FRENCH laws and torrents French
blood Iced not flow to procure for them the OF
snlcn tney would soon weary, of having the Marquis
Pepoi for consul and the Kingdom OF upper Italy for
protector instead Of simply having Plus the Ninth for
Krg here plan for the pacific and at the same time
ton.
We breathe tie moot ervent PRAYER that the susoenso
vi AEms wncn nag just been concluded may lead 10 the
pe'ce OF Isay and permit in all cases to take the ne
ceenry measures to end the trouble 10 calm tho anguish
we venture to say to terminate the scandal OF waat
scaeo tne Roman question Catholic souls are affected
by tentimenn which we will not attempt to describe at
seeing 10 what point the revolution can tre With the
most 60 req rights In spite Of the promises which guaran-
Tee them IL s urgent 10 lead back opinion which has
gone urgent TO put check to passions and enter
prved Of portion Of bis Provinces why 1t nav So and
Why not declare the rights BY which II Is pretended 10 do
soS he is not 70 be deprived why dispose Of them and
by what rights? Why does France tolerate such sIones
ano ADMIT them 10 the honor Of her aanceY These are
questions which conscience be prevented from ask
ing and IN the uncertainty In which 30 many contradicto
~ WORDS and acts keep 1t, is answer ID mos, allie citing
THE TABLET LOOKS UPON THE TREATY AZ A MENACE
TO ENGLAND.
Id tne ass number Of the !abt, dated July 49, we ud