New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11


mitted suicide, although it apolOgized in It's next
number for she unintentional error Of having con.
founded Project Petetin with a new official suicide
of the same name. La France Ccntrdie, the same
cleTicC.l egitmist paper published ut BOls has Just
been suspended for two months. Suspense, you
know, in these eases, is much the same thing ~
hanging till you are dead dead, dead; resusctai0n
at the end OF the two months lsyery rare. Lyons
newspaper (not the Gazette cericO-lcgitimis which
was suppressed two or three weeks ago., is now
III der Prosecution Gan alarmingy sure symptom of
col demnaton) for printing that NJ. Turgot had re-
ceyed his credentials as ambassador to tho King Of
Italy. Now, in view of these little facts people
find certain significance in NJ. Cayas permitted
pamphlet significance that is very slightly d-
minished w the remark of the louting Cons:itu-
tiORnd, that the very publication OF ideas 70 con-
tiaIy 10 the sentiment of the Emperor 3s are those
of NJ Cayla, is triumphant rclutati0n of the can't
ing factious outcry that the press is not practically
free in France. And So people ask Themselves: Is
not thispampbet feeer! MAY not the Emperor
really re meditatmg coup d'(gtise, the pendant
his coup GftGt?
/ should not wonder much if that pamphlet were
seized in day on two. Ii has been on sale long
enough now for everybody who wished 10 get copy
and very great number OF copies have been sold
Without eXaggeTatiDg its Importance, or pretending
70 fatLcm the purposes OF Louis Napoleon, one can
b. gin to see an approaching possibility of the En-
peior's pronouncing himself more openly and aDso-
iut,ly than he has vet done, master in his own 90
minion of spiritual matters. That he VIII make "a
declaration of the independence OF the french
Church on the Roman Church, Is not at al proc
able but that he may make 1t more independent on
Rome than it ever yet has BEEN IS not ai al iproo
able Some of the bishops and the more Jealous
rCtical leaders OF the sOcalcd clerical party are
win not saw driving him in that direction, but dI1y-
inc ov,oy ,oapy who might have been obstacles IN his
patb By arrayiDg themselves against the nation
and the spirit Of the time, they are arrayng these
upder his banner. ItwOuld be a mistake, bOWeEtr
to suppose that oil the clergy nay, that al The bs
ops are active partisaEs in the war now gong on
between the clcricO-lcgtimst party and government
Dut This is theme that viii keep; more OF 1t an
other time Enough to add finally for to-day, that
n runor runs Of the creation OF new Inlnlstiy 10
be- more specially adapted than the actual ministry
of public worship, 10 the management OF the tangled
religious affairs Of the day. There are also current
rumors of changes in the present MINISTRIES ana OF
the substitution of WalcWski for Pcrsgny as Embas-
sadOr at London.
protcstontism continues to flourish with the
Catholic Powers and Impotencies. The Superior
General of The Company of Jesus, Father Peter
BreckX. protests with the usual mixture of tears
and curses against Victor Emanuels coniseatlon Of
the property Of the JCsuitS in the annexed Papal
States. Father BrcckY should note that Victor
Emanuel like Voltairc, was brought up by the
Jesuits Francis III. protests against the late Popu-
lar vote in his late Kingdom. That ii was like the
vote for the annexation of Savoy aud Nice Ia
France, like the vote for The annexation OF the
Duches 10 Piedmont, Ike the vote for Louis NapO-
leon as Princc-ITcSident for ten years with cOnstItn-
emf power and the vote for Louis Napoleon as En-
pcror. an election without choice, is true; that
lone of them was entirely intelligent and SIN
cere in its integrity IL true; that all OF them were
ON the whole the real expression of national with is
true. Francis does not Ike it,; says there was no
truth about it; points out Of the patiently un
truthful insincere, trickng parts Of it cleverly
enough. But what is notable is, that in the course
of his protestant essay popular suffrage, he eX-
plictlv declares " that when the throne Is vacant
- tie people may choose new dynasty and establish
" the conditions of it, future government without
L" offending any ones rights or imperiliup the tran
Qlilty OF Europe Francis has an eye 10 future
possibilities and 10 his French possible friend, the
EmpeIors feelings: canon, anon" says polite
Francis. Francis Whines that NapOleOn IS posi-
bic friend, from u remark he made to Lc Barber
linn. ard so has given crosses 10 the French Adj
milal and to the French Commander at Rome.
Which, after ALL is not very io0llsh for If the help
from France j. OF little worth (and viii be OF 10
worth whenever Victor Emanuel should really want
to lombard his cousin from the sea, and take him
prisoner, which viii probably be some while hence,
q royal cousin prisoner being as embarrassing 10
d sposc Of as prize elcphant)-if the help of
France is of little worth, the crosses cost nothing.
But the Pope's protest against annexation aud
universal suffrage fakes the case differently. By
nature, the POpes Editor, AntOiielh. is perhaps
ADLER mnn than Franciss Editor, Casela, 90 Father
BrecLx is probably an ADLER man than either Of
them But all these church politicians to have
wrapped their native intellectual talents in petit
costs Their protests and allocutious, &c, have an
nperiectly sInOthered, anilc, sbricby tone. Ii Is
not however, that female quality that offers the
peculiar contrast between the Franciscan and Papal
protests but what Antoneli say about the essential
abOmnatiOn Unpopular suffrage regarded o. source
or basis of political power. " The manner of
"vOting It's excessive abuses, he says NTe OF rcc-
Z" ondary import. 1t is the principle Of popular
voting itself which is subyersSe of all lawful SOW
eregnty Of oil legitimate rule; II is directly con-
trary 10 tle immutable laws Of oil right and JUS
tee TO al civil and social order; it is principle
fertile, by IFS very nature, in agt0tons pcr1urba-
- tOLs and disorders apt 10 lend TO general cOnI-
" son"-says AntOnelli, who does not care how
hard he hits Louis Napoleon, Emperor Of France,
in virtue of biparile: Grace OF God and
" VIII Of the People" You see: Pope persists in
not doing anything toward preventing Louis Napo-
leon from declaring independence one Of tbesc days.
RumOr goes loosely about TO the effect that Pope il
in correspondence with Victor Emanuel aud prepar.
ing to negotiate with that monarch putting his tenn
pOral estates under his suZcrainty aud accepting
pension and police guard for the Vatican III return.
This seems sensible notion, AT first glance, and
therefore rather wanting in likelihood at second
thought.
Come what VIII of al these brasgles, one
good thing hiss come. The protests OF Brecky,
and Francis, and the Pope, the political
mqndemsnts md pastoras of the Bishops
(vho stump it, as it Were, from their pull
pits, in eloquent arguments favorable TO the Pc
icr'8 Pence mO,emcnt), the long articles Of the
clerico-eeitimist journals (not always lacking in
the best requisites of iournalisin-cXcept the first
best one of being on our side)-thesc productions