New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
ITALY

WangurATlOn
Embasssdor Thy orders from Lopdon and the Sandman
Court accompany him. The Parliament OF Turn would
adjourn to enable the members TO join the Royal
cOrtege.
Garihadi had arrived at Turin, and taken his place
in the Chamber OF Representatives.
THE PAPAL BULL.
Apostolic Letter of our Most Holy Master PINS TX,
Pore By the grace Of God By chich the punishment
Of major communication IS inflicted on the an
vaders and aswperS Of some Of our P0nttfcaI
Provinces.
"PlUs PIP. TX.
ITO The Eternal Memory Ofthis Matter.
"As the Catholic Church, founded and established
by the Lord Christ fol- tie everlasting salvation of man.
kind has acquired the form Of perfect society by its
Divine character it ought, therefore, In the fullnent
Of its sacred ministry to possess that freedom by which
il may not be subject to any civil power And fur
hermoe in order TO obtain that the church required
those guarantees which were in accordance with the
conditions and necessity Of the tines IL was there
fore in accordance with Divine Providence that, after
the fall of the Roman Empire and ts consecutive d.
vision into several Kingdoms the Romish Pope, whom
Christ established as the chief and the center
Of his whole church. obtained temporal power. There
fore has been ordered by God in the wisesi manner
that such great number and variety OF primes ex
ist The Holy Pope should enjoy that political liberty
which 30 much wanted in order to exercise his spirit
nal power, authority, and jurisdiction in the whole
world, without any impedinents. And therefore 1t
was necessary that the Catholic world should not have
any reason to suppose that the Romish Pope is sub
ject TO any influence of temporal powers or biased
in the exercise Of the religious powers which the
Holy See has to fulfill over the greater part
Of the Christians. 1t is easily understood that
the dominion Of our Roman Church, although
having the appearance Of something temporal,
nevertheless il really of spiritual character, by the
holy destination which enjoys and by the close ties
by which il is connected with all Christian affairs. But
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once TO the peculiar welfare Of the peoples may be OBJ
tanned by the Church, the history Of the temporal
reign OF the Roman P0pes, during 30 many centuries,
shows most clearly. The general good and welfare of
the peoples being increased by the TEN ooral power
which we are alndDg to- it il not Astounding that the
enemies Of this Church eLdeavored To weaken and 10
embarrass ii by many intrgues and ali kinds of at
tempts.
Gin these impious attempts they were vanqushed
sooner or later by God, who always defends tue
church. The whole world knows alre 4dy how during
these sad times the adveIsaries Of the Catholic and
Apostolic See have made themselves deEestable by
their attemps which characterized by their ying
bypocriey in trying 10 deprive the Holy See OF its
secular bower. They could not obtain their end by
an open attack, and by force OF arms put only oy
"a re and pernicious principles, by cunning dsslmua-
ton 10 their conduct, aud by maiclously provoking
nopuar risipQs. They did not blush to counsel the
peoples 70 sedition against their princess wnicp ID
clearly and distinctly condemned by the apostle when
he saws: LET every soul be subject unto Tue hgher
poweIe for there is no power bot OF God the powers
which are ordained of God; whosoever there
{ fore. resisteth the power, retisIeth ine
ordinance Of God and they that resist shall receive
10 themselves dsmnaton." These wicked lnnova-
tcrs n attacking the temporal power OF the Church
and It's temporal dominion and in despiSDg us venera
bic authority go 30 far in their Impotence US 70 ioEn
esteem for The Church and obedlen TO her Commands
and it Ia the most 20 be deporsd that some Of III ,se on
whom, o. sons of the Catholic Church, the duty was
imposed TO protect that Church and TO maintain ts
power, nave sulied themselves by their wicked acts.
In these mischevous and perverse inrgues, which we
dtpore, the Sandman Government has the principal
part, as it Is generally known how much 10 that king
dom The Church has suffered injuries and restrictions
which we have already vehementy lamen,ed in our
c0Dsstoral allocuton Of the Odd January, 1855. The
Sandman Government has until now despised our just
st. Psul, Up, I'd Rom, C. xii, v. ], stseF