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

by the people. Ihsrefors, to Be. eonsistsnt
uiM himself. the Emperor of Russia must
'hink the Pope in he ,ightvksn ks. calis up
On his good irispds 70, coms and &iF Ais n.
surysRt Sulgeets; and seeing that eccotdi1g
to the information Of the Nord. the last re.
ply Of the Pope to the Emperor OF The
French bap, been 'ths. he will die # neces-
sary, but never surrender" il is to be ex
pected that the Emperor Of Russia will
come to his assistance, and protect lin IN
his perseverance 10 SO good csuss, - II
This is too thin possibility even to
whip up into a cupful OF hope. When, III
ever General Goyon and his Frencbmen
shall 20 forth from The Eternal City, and
when he last Zousys shall bsyeembsrEed !
from the Moleof Ciyila Yecebis. the Pope |
may strain bis eyes for along time before
he will see the Cossack lABces cleaning
over the Campagps, Whatever may le
the peculiar notions Of Russia % to any ab-
sttact principles announced in ttis pam |
phlet, we may rest very sure that no sym
pathy with the Pope lies at The bottom OIL
Russian motives Of action. The Greek
charoh loves not the Latin ,burcb, and
the Latin church loves not the Gr-ek church,
any more to>day, than it did tha: little
while since when the two went to war as
to which should ho d the key OF the church
OF the Holy Sspnlchres. 500 ~.
Tie Pops may depend
Upon Il, that among ns many 81, tes Which
are standing round and watchirg his decay
there is none which feels more kearty joy
in his misfortun@ than Russia. 10 ST..
Petersburgh or Moscow here dwell, no
love Of Rome. ....4.....,t t.....-t.
LETTER FROM THE PRiAATE OF ALL fRE,
LAND TO THE CATHOLICS OF ,DRooHEDA.T ?
This document conciudes as follows:
The Emperor has thrown off the mask
By means Of the letter which he addressed
10 Rome on the 3lst of December, and
which he has caused to be pu' lishe3 in
the Moniteur, he stands revealed to the
world as the imita,or Of his uncle 10 his
treatment Of the Holy See. The wretcbed
plausibllities with which thst letter is ip.
terspersed can impose on none. ~. 4 ...
To 6ud parallel for the infamous .sd,
dress which he makes to the Holy Father,
let US imagine wellarmed captain of a
gang of robbers, who placing his hand on
the throat of scme un fortunate and de
feuceless traveller whom ne mas siezsd says
to him: l-t
You have, indeed, an inconttstable right
to your money; bat consider tbis--I can.
not permit any foreign or external aid to
come to your defence; you may yourself,
III you please, defend your purse; but ad
wise you not to mind doing so: the easiest
solution Of the difficulty ip which you
find yourself is TO give up. your. money
quietly to me; and 10 return for this smia
BILE condescensop on your part, I shall
guarantee to you the secnre possession oI
your life and your clothes. You may range
with safety for many years through these
mountain passes; and you will place the
and the banditti who acknowledge my
authority under debt of gratitude, which
we shall ever cheerfully acknowledge,
1t is such an address as this which IL,
Eldes Son Of the Church has made to tn,
Father o.fthe Faithful. O! how all goot
Catholics over the world must be horro
struck IN reading that letter iu the MOai
ieur. You will ad il with me that the ap
propriate residarce for It's author woulc
he the prison Of Ham, rather than the Pal
ace Of the Tuileries. How pity the chiv
alrous French nation lying PROSTATE un
der the feet Of suoh ruler. 'f'i 1-'s' b
Aut letius hope that voice viii We
reach him which,'hy the awe that il in
spires shall have the effect Of paralyzins
the hand stretched out against the Hol,
Father--l mean the voice of indignah
!. Catholic Christehdom, which rising abov
the jubiatioh of the enemies oI the Ohurcl
over the world, will fall on his ear IN som
. suoh words as these: RoBBER TAKE YOU
, HAND FROM THE THROAT OF THE VIeAR o,
> CHRIST | am, dearly beloved friends
. your ever faithful servant. .Eo as, 7rlH
, tJOSEPH DIXON, Archbishop.
. .auI Prlmate Of all Ireland. ra
DRoonEDA, Jan.l4, 1850. ave- ae'nas
e Ey A clergyman not thirty miles frou
Boston, was noted for his nicely of profes
o sion, went to shoemaker and engaged
b pair Of boots to be made. .,,. ... ,........,
d, A few days after, he called and inquire
! II they we're ready, and was answer 10 tn
n negative. ....... ..... b. ,....,.....
'will they be ready by next Chewsday?
l. asked the clergyman. ,,s ,s,.., ys.'. /.
r Nc said the shoemaker, but you sha
: haze them next chatterday3.~ a ..., .,.,
; EEA Afugitive slave made his appe a
a auce in Stamford, Connecticut, afsw day
ago. Alarmed blythe questions put to hin
q by a man OF whom he asked ride. be too
to hi heels; but was pursued, found en-
!, sconced on thetop Of an organ in oburef
n which be had broken into; was bfougl
down, questioned, quieted fed aud sent o
q bis way rejoicing '.".' 4'', y't'9 a.a',
. % Nobody, Of tho New York Time'
says o. VALLANDiGHAM: .nrRan o. b 20 o.
= Vallaudighsm Of Ohio, next rose. spesl
= ing as if he thought his words precious, ,au
. , closing his muscular lips tightly after eao
7 syllable, as il doing out some tressu,e {
y thought in small coin. TO be counted as
fell. He isa strong naud talented mar
u " but one who will be, never ippdervslusd 8
y long as he is bis own sPPraiserl9 ssv u
~ Happiness is Ike a pig With.
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