The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06
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Tns reality u The scossssou Of fius TX, what was
ms was 10: .Forsign arms torsigA Arms arne osaia
tain the clerical government materially and BY force
independence more and more eagerly this 10 wny, Ia
Italy the Othecs most devoted 70 the Court OF Rome,
the eccesastcs themselves when they not donate
BY the passions Of CASTE longer attach any vae "
temporal power, declare fatal TO faith and would fAiu
suppressed else restricted within Emls
In word, the two forces which ieans, the fosegp
and the mercsnAry arms, will fail 1t the moment any
rious disturb affects the equilibrium OF Europe - WIZ
wrote these lines in lS40f was not Mazzin but nv
most ,nstrsous adversary, T. dAzeglo (Casi dt 10
The government, Is now existing, cannot govern tn
state II is compelled BY the necessity Of rs nature 70
thsr where tho participation Of the citizens the
agement Of affairs is Indispensable, assuredy It Is the
public business do not proceed from the ITSELF they
become altogether aenAted from and end by sspArat
ing themselves Rom ~ a. posscssors OF snothsr land
The more behooves the Pope then TO take the eocsias
teal hierarchy from the entire CsthoIic world
ne more Necessary 10 it. for the ministers OF the
ton and be lay men; n not, the schsm n t~een
the nation and the Pope will be past all re nedy.~
That The Pope should reign without governing this IS t
only mode OF solving the hitherto insolube dnt "
Who spoke thus in 1882 (Gazssxa kaiana, Oct ls45
man who 70 clear intelligence Of the lts Of his
country, did, and stn does, unite the losou.e 40
votedness to the church-the Marquis Gino uappon, 80
Thus, ~ Rome-(the Catholic party has not n ap
peared to suspect h)-the revolution in the best
had il roos in IDEAS, and aspred - transform fxcs
Plus lX on his aecession found the gates Of Rome
II intended marching with him, without him, against
him Beng the expression Of the legitimate r. quive-
ments Of the country had It's roots In the fnteE encee
that had prepared it, in the wills tnas sustain it
early days Of his reign had paid homage, were I'M less
imperious ~ the moment when the Pope ret irnine
70 his capital under the protection OF the French
Could the system condemned In lS46 become 1S4e
the pledge OF reconciliation between the Pontin h
peoples An idea that P,us TX had sccondeh hlt moi
created, for it was independent Of him, whi4n had
strengthened enfeeb.ed him according it vs with
against him-could such idea be neglected an In
different foroe9 In lsae a. three years ", wa
It not the primary cause Of the situation?
II was there with IL menaces and dangers; they At
tempted 70 disarm IT, but an idea can only be darmeo
This what the Catholic party in France has rot oven
suspected, Or has, has obstinaiely and auo .cousb
ignored Blind criminal, 3 this party that led the
abyss beneath the illusions Of blissul optms
faeehoods Of the spirit Of system; like that 9th party
which has destroyed legitimacy, Of which pref, ndsd
70 the 1 ~nn mas
principles Of 1850, chmeras and threat Reforms
concessions: weakness and useless sacrifice the spro
tho age ~ " this party which for ten whole ars
nxed 1t in decadence instead Of gradually mpelIng il
the path OF necessary regeneration; rs ths party
which, three months ago. induced 70 reject the ompro
mise proposed BY French diplomacy in the OF the
Romagnas this party, in fine, which doggedfy ierce 10
promoting mortal antagonsn between the church
entire nation In tearing by the every religious
feeling from the heart Of ltaly now comes whe, nat
ter Of principle is In question, and puts In the Holy Fa
Tiers mouth the word crusade and whom is ESSENTIAL
10 bring back the peoples by change of COVER nmonta
system dares TO offer cannon for argument TIE req
ment Of the sabre for remedy. % =
"Ahi II the defenders of the present clerical govern
mentn n d'Axego recently exclaimed, "persst in re
peating this arocious word, which at confession
and crime, pronounced by Of their oraors .the
slavery Of the Roman States 70 necessary the Catholic
church then have we only one PRAYER 70 make which
mat zoo IN as mercy may degn 70 save religion and
This prayer Is also ours Meanwhile, IL the Pope is
compelled 70 struggle sadly against the impossible that
enchan him; II the temporal power has become q
and subject Of scandal the Catholic world NO one in
future will fail TO know whose fault II is f.
LETTER FROM THE PRNAf1 or ALL IRELAND TO THE
no. IA CATHOLICS OF DR0GaEDA. eif
On the te occasion Of meeting 10 express sympathy
with the Holy Father, considered Is my duty 70 make
Emperor since the OF he var in itav ss
were not calculated freely admit 70 create impress
sion favorable 70 hs Imperial Majesty and that those
from the remarkable fact-pecular should suppose 70
meeting in Drogheda among al the meetiugs lately
at that meeting was the name Of Napoleon III.
X avail myself n0u OF the public press 10 call your
attention to the full confirmation wh the Of the
last few days have given 70 the justice OF the sentiments
which then found favor with you. IA. s,5..t, t-gf
Some, among Catholic brethren in this country
wards bis Majesty the occasion 70 which refer All
such persons now, should hope, undeceived The
Emperor has thrown of the mask BY Of letter
fPnbshed In HERALD on Sunday.-ED and which be has
published in the Aor he stands revealed world
ss the mtator of his uncle In his treatment Of the holy
see The wretched Probabilities with which that letter
interspersed can impose on none. ,os-
To find parallel for the Infamous address which he
captain q gang Of robbers Who, placing Id n:nd on
the throat Of some pnforunae ana delsnceess traveller
b You have indeed my dear friend, an inoontsstable
right your money; but consider thisI canuot permi
any foreign external aid % your defence you
may yourself you please defend your purse; but ad.
wise you not to mind doing the easiest solution Of the
difficulty IN which you find yourself 10, 70 give up your
descensIon On your part shall guarantee 70 YOU the
possession Of your clothes and your e You may
range with safety for many years through these noun
tain passes; and you win place me and the bandu who
acknowledge my authority under debt OF gratitude,
which We shall ever cheerfully acknowledged Ig0'
Church has made to the Father Of The Faithful OF how
ill good Catholics over the world must be horror struck
reading that latter In the Aoneri You wiu admit ui
prison Of Ham, rather than the Palace of TIE 7Aeries
How pity the chvarous French nation lying PROSTATE
under the feet OF such ruler jurr = ..,
But let hope that voice will yet reach him which
by the awe that shall inspire, will have the effect OF pa
raysng the hand stretched out against the Holy Father
rising above the ubiaon Of the enemies OF the Church
the world, will fall his in such words
these-Ror, take your hand from the throat Of the Yea,
I'll servant, ~ JOSEPH DIXON, Archbishop S e,'
DRoGHEDA, jan IA. 1860. Primate Of all Ireland.
TIE ARCHBIsHOP OF PARIS RESIGNS AS PRIvY
COUNCILLOR.
from the london Star, January TO-
Another symptom Of the resolution Of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy rather 10 brave any danger than sub
init 10 the dctaon Of the French government IL probably
Paris Cardinal Marriott OF his seat in the Prvy C0uoc Of
the French empire Rhs otherwise rather yielding pre-
late to have found impossible to reconcile the
duties imposed upon him by his clerical Office with those
which he has undertaken ~ Privy Councillor Of tho
French Emperor.
Arorurr , Arpurrr "A urur mur popr,a prrrr-
~ PROPOSED VATICAN IN IRELAND.
Paris (Jan 16) correspondence Of London Post
work y now about 70 appear, armed with the Gospel
which win strike q the keystone OF the Vatican Ihe