American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-16

anty Of possession Of what's left, furnish.
ed BY the Powers. Something must be
done. This state Of uncertainty cannct
exist 'lways, have said as much fre.
quently OF late. To the Archbishop OF
Bordeaux. the other day, for instance.
must Withdraw my troops; must you see,
Your Holiness will not mistake my seuti
ments now. You will understand that |
am in tight place. and no matter how
plainly speak, you will not forget all l
have done for you. Come what will, l
shall always conduct myself toward you as
| always have con ucied myself This is
the most delightfully."- double faced phrase
in the whole epistle. Gratefully scknowl
edge receipt Of apostolic benediction in
closed in your last favor, and remain, with
the most profound varistions, yours. etc "
The correspondent remarks: .s,r-, I'D.
A careful perusal Of this letter should
make it evident to any aeader that the wri
ter. while taking an advanced position
OF the Pope TO iuyiolabIe sovereignty
over the hopelessy reyolted Romsgna.
has perfectly guarded his rstreat into the
bosom Of the church when that part Of the
Roman Question is finally settled, as it is
almost settled now by tie fait accompli.
CLERICAL IRRITATION IN FRANCE AGAINST
7' ~ NAPOLEON -.' '''
The Tribune's correspondent says.
But for the moment, here 10 France,
the Cleri,a party is excessively Initiated
against him. He meets their opposition
by repressive measures, which hitherto
have been applied almost exclusively 10
Liberals Newspaper warnings were nev
er more freely applied than during these
last two weeks hardly day within the
fortnight. that ore has not befallen some
olerico 'ultramon,ane legitimist. wherea, a
certain few Liberals indulge in the most
absurdly sanguine hope-the hope that
Louis Napoleon will seek aid from the
Liberals against the clerico iegiimist op>
position. As though tina, abomniahle in
strument oftyrauny, ths spring gun press
law gag were not as thoroughly an ins,ru.
ment of tyranny when applied to the Uni,
vers or the Gazette Of France, as when ap
piled to the Steele or the Presse. Let me
say here. to prevent misapprehension, that
neither the Steele nor the Presse approves
Of or rejoices over the application OF il to
their enemies. That all Liberals should
take little malicious pleasure in seeirg
those reactionists gageing at the ingredi,
ents oftfe poisoned chsllce, which even
handed justice at last commends to the
lips of those who have been for years open
mouthed in calling for its administration
to Liberals Of all shades, is pardonahle
human weakness. That any Liberal should
rejoice over, sprove of. or hope from it. is
unpsrdonable and insane.
The truly and deeply hopeful view o
the case is here: Tha. LOUIS Napoleon
being, as he freely eonfesses, in tigh
box, does find himself forced to appeal t,
the common sense Of the people, to pub
lie opinion in France and in Europe -
Hence. his permission for the moment, o
more Through discussion of The Roma,
question (Which Just now quite supercede
and absorbs the Italian question than ha
been granted 10 any other question Of gen
eral interest for the last ten years. Nov
the Roman side Of this question will no
! bear discussion. The excessive buugl
made by the pure ultra montane Roman
lists, Is to discuss it at ali. But discus
they will, using of all things as an iustru
I, ment of defense, the press-so rushing t
suicide. .''.
THE REPORTED AID OF RUSSIA To THE POPE
From the London Times of Jan. 0Ol
Who does Europe suppose is the lon
looked for champion Of the Pope? VIII
is the coming man'who has been so lon
waited for to give legious aud hosts to th
' small knot Of ecclesiastical tyrauts who ar
4 at once so weak, so obdurste and so cruel
+ Since Austria has officially declared her
self powerless any further to back her sy m
D pathies by arms, the Pope and bis Colleg
oI Cardinals have looked round with des
A perale and eager glance for some one
/, come TO the rescue. Antonelli has bee
standing like Sister ANA upon St. Angelo
i. but there is not sign Of aid from an
q quarter. There is little cloud of dust i
n the direction of ireland, but it is onl
$ kicked up by Dr., Cullen's lambs. Mr.
n Bluebeard has the stain Of blood upon be
,4 keys, and she must pay the penalty
There seemed to be nothing for the Pop
10 do but to repeat what his predeCessc
. did forty FIVE years ago, when Austri
; was the despoiIer-to protest and submi
Is AT last however, there is faint cry in th
. distance that champion is coming
J. Never mind whence he comes, or VIII
T. his faih may be; il be bring a, shar
8 sword and strong arm he shall be welcom,
10 If be were Mohsmed n, il would not
d the first time the high priest Of LNli
= Christendom has been in alliance with M,
> hamedqn soveregns against christ'
Sc prince ~ - Al,
9, The champion thus rumored is nor
ID other than tie Gear OF Muscovy, the big
g. priest aud monarch Of the schismstic
'e Greek church, the man who has such h
q retical notions about Easter, the pretend,
d who claims the guardianship Of the ho
q places. the rival who goes far towarC
Il holding that the Pope is Auti Christ. q
% - ~ ~a1Wbat to her sanitary :,
n reform when commanded BY the Eupet