New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18
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aleu- W5IlRaNs YaltlI WlEattlAs
Ths Popesr Protest.
Oh she subject Of The recent entrance Of ne
Yisdmontese into The States Of the Holy zee tne
Cardinal Sesretary 81 Sssie hAs addressed inc iol-
lowing note III MI the members q thf dipiomatlc
besy resialnQ ii Rome. Il j. dated nom tue van
can, Issh nit.
Tkf .,YdsTsirnsd greatly regrets the necessary q
coaIatlnicaaiaS u the Representatives o. me Ior-
teta Powers ta The Holy see 4 siate meht ol iacss
more and mere depiutape Dn. tne aorse u e ~,
yussaaees Is So graxa, and the lmpetuoslty Oh tae
rinIss.ee usea towards the most pacific OF soves
lans lie august head OF the Church Is 50 astounu-
sre thss hi cannot refrain from addressing 70 them
Yke 5s5esas.t Communication, being impeled thereto
Ear t.siy III bis dirty Minister, bat also ~ the
exnfess commands Of his Holiness.
sin1e had the honor OF explaining 10 your NM
eallancies BIZ thesnote Of the I2th inst, that the
ares against sie government ct the Holy see,
without sny progenatiop on the p5rt "a we laatef
adding crime to crime, adding armed revolt 70 rs
legitimate authority. In order TO Obtain possession
<1} III provinces which remain to the Holy zee
szfer 9he usurpAtion 81 the fomagnas, the Pontal.
Cit relying on its right, has made and
Ii it'll masking every possible effort, despite tne
small member of ifs troops, to arrest she impetnos.
i5y Of The invasion; bat the enemys forces are SO
egbrw hrlminG that it Is not possible the defence
Gan hold Ont long, Pesaro having been captured,
The Piodmoptese took prisoner the Pontifcal Dele
xake, who was esen xposed 10 outrage, as sse the
other hana, numerous body attacked ferogia,
which, after repdsing vigorous assault, was COM
PEELED to surrender, and The GeneralJn command,
with the whole garrison, became prisoners o. war
s. iTise sa r1f CORPS then marched upon Folgno and
Game ID EpoIeto Grvieto has been carried BY
volunteers, partisans Of Piedmont who now threat
Ell Yitefb3.
Tsle fluiy Father has seen nearly all the States
#hich aTe Tie patrifnony Of the Church and Of
Gzt sIies tern away from hifa bit by bit notwith
y standing that the Emperor ct the French has de-
Shared to Piedmont that he should have opposed
the resent invasion, and would nave broken oil all
relations with that Government, if the latter had
not given hifn the assurance that the noted intinia
sleH made to the holy See would not be carried
out and that the Sardlnians would not attack the
il sbis ssafe " things, the undersigned Cardinal,
s0fnnlasns aHd protests, In the name Of his Holt
ness ainst acts 80 destructive Of all laws human
AI ivsua ana assailing the independence Of the
Supreme Head oil the Church and the integrity Of
y the temporal domain with which be has been in
vested BY the dspensations OF Providence for the
Y coed cf religion and Of the Church, and which the
r Church has lawfully possessed for SO many centu-
ries past.
therefore request your excellency To coinmn.
nicate To your august sovereign this complaint and
faiast. The principles of justice, order and
Morality which AL princes are bound to maintain
ara defend for the safety of their thrones, gives
assurance that they will oppose n barrier TO this
Shirt of usurpation, which, heading all law under
Naot sprsads disorder, by armed force, in other
States IN order 10 consummate sp0ations to the
of the lawful sovereign. What also gives
less confidence to the holy fathers is the thought
thgt attention will be paid to the prayers of so
many millions Of Catholics scattered through all
Kingdoms, who earnestly implore that a term may
III Esit To the anguish and calamities in which the
!, sSinsnon father 81 all has been plunged.
The undersigned assures your exceilency Of bis
high consideration, etc.
from tie zsondon Times Sept. 20
Another protest from the Pope. These shrieks
q al injured innocence are very distressing Will
nvbuay go TO the rescues No old lady in the
i Asads of TWO ruElans ever called Help n more
s {nstilp and uselessly Her African footman. whom
sse Hired at Fabulous wages. has been well threshed
4 AID hss ran To shelter. The Irish guards, whom
siie hired n annoy her neighbors, have been taken
away to Che police office. She who has SO long
d stood upon her rights as householder and defed
the police, now screams for them in vain, making
tho whole neighberhood res0und to her iamenta-
si8ns, filling the whole atmosphere with her cries
nd obtaining little more than dry and sarcastic
assurance that her assaiants are only removing a
IAN articles Of apparel which are quite unsuted to
har position "a society and never really belonged
Id her,
q. il III very painful to be INCREASINGLY obliged to
recount events more and more depiorabie.r 1t
liifss be very unpleasant. Here ii the Pope, who
has been all his Popedom the most harmless and
ssnaTent Of mortals. He never gave any provoca-
{
siare gainsay the infalible word of the Pope Even
after The RuIaagnas had been taken away from him.
fsia while the Hely Father was innocently endea-
Fofng 10 increase The very restricted number Of
fsfatces hy getting together all the rapscalons
sef Europe, and seuding them forth to make that
solitude which, under the temporal dominion of the
church, ii the only sure preparation for peace
sFsA while The sovereign Of Rome was thus inno
'1enlsg employed; the Picdmontese actually got
sassessi9n pf Pesare, and took captive the Com
1aaadamf, who had labored IN defence of the town.
They then went To Perngia, and here they had the
aianafaeled eEIrontcTy to capture the General who
tainHa the assault with great vigor, and even the
pEugeslng Pope 10 rather proud of his fighting
garglaen. But he has no further pleasantsresting
iiIaee ii his memory of sorrows.
i AaIe proceeds with his tale Of woes he can only
record that the robbers s'marehedn upon Foligno,
which seems to have yielded to mere denonsfra. |
siyu d military force. Beyond this he is Obliged
w SEEK ssi!l milder word to characterize the
christian rnild ness Of Che adherents of this meek
Ibid ensESring Haastyr. They timpetuousiy assault
ea pesaro. fiey attacked Peragia, they march
ed uppn Folisslo, bat they only 1came tos spo-
ratio 10 the value Of the Papal forces engaged Ii
xas glorious ut Pesard it WAS good at Perugia, 1t |
wAs moderate at FoIlgno, and it MI at spoeto
Az tic other pIaees vas Ulds and Uci, at Spoleto
Il was oiiy Ut1si Even Al 0rvieto we have the |
Fapai testimony that the town carried by the
HaIuata wh6 aghkia tile interest of Piedmont,
and Viteghc holds outs tll although the Pope has
lttle hope Of Il. The Pope does not say 50, but
al1hsugh certain feelings Of the old Adam DO seem
~ rsse up within him when he speaks of the defence
III PsruSia shere can be no doubt that in his pas
togal ma episcopal caK acity he must be pleased to
kaoE thAt iao gpilty cafnal warfare took place at
Sp0aet0 and that there was no blood shed there to
Fair.
Is!eas, however. are only the thricerepeatcd
catalogues of the Holy Fathers wrongs = how |
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