The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS Dec. %, 1882
COstsnadnce Of the Great Anti Papal Pomphld Excite
mems-7M SPIRIT Of Conflict Against the Pope's Tsm.
praI Rule Extending Government Not Likly to Disa-
roo the Papn-Engand Fornsaraed Of the Empror's
Intention to Bring Forth the Pcper-7ne Neso Pri~t-
pie of Reroluaon Against Legitimdcy-7h< Empuor's
ANARCHY for England's Fnesdship-A Reply 10 The
Bishop Of Orkcns-Stut5orm Aryumest, &c.
The pamphlet "Le Pape ct 10 Congress, which by good
fortune enabled TO forward you within hour Of
is publication has although eight days have elapsed
nothing Of its interest.
In a day two ii seemed uncertain whether the
government would not disavow 1t; and deeply did the
ultramonanes take TO heart that one or two Of the
semi Official organs gave indications Of being quite ready
70 trim their sails anything stronger than gale were
likely to blow. But the reception has met with
from all other shades of reigionsts France, from
England and from Italy, induces one TO believe
that the government viii not attempt 10 evade
its responsibility. There is doubt that Lord Cow
ley, Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell made
privy the Emperors intention, and is said that the
Pope was also duly apprsed OF the determination and
hence CsdinM Anonellis Discrimination to accept the
Papal mission at the Congress.
Tho Cnrers the organ OF the ultramontane clergy hcs
received a second warning; another will check NJ Veul
lot up altogether and 10 strange The Bishop OF Orleans
who has published most severe commentary on II, does
not get into difficulties. Indeed, the exuation OF Proes
gand the applause Of French liberals everywhere
the delight Of all who struggling for Italian freedom,
enough the OF the extreme Ppa
party, there were nothing else But words
emanating from such imperial source
synonymous with events, and whatever the Pro-
testant world may think the matter, unqueston-
ably every true Romans must feel that heavy blow
and great Encouragement dealt Chris,s vegeren
on Garth As the Umssrs does fail 10 remark new
and dangerous principle enforced in IT, namely Tint be.
cause state rebels against its constituted authorities
therefore is cause must be good and justihabe one
The principle is in fact what in diplomatic language
called nti posdes but which ID only made Of when
the fate Of arms rendered 1t impossible adopt any
pther But the Uni~rs calls it the principle Of fats &c
romps, which says now for the nrst time solemnly
recoGnized-a principle which would justify the
fhief who has accomplished the robbery Of your
purse In retaining H. In other words, the revoh Of
the Romagna equivalent TO robbery Of the Pope and
ruls or justice be brought 10 bear upon which
does rot Contemplate absolute restitution
There b, however, nne doubt that despite the mur
mun MOI only d The uramontanes, but Of many sincere
Caahocs the kns Of The Holy Fathers temporal
reignty hAs sounded The Emperor feeh himself strong
enough 10 enforce his vews, with England by his sde
and whatsoever else 10 saved In the Congress about 10
sembh The domnious OF the Church viii not be among
them. In spite Of al knows about the ncompe,ency
Of mingled spiritual and temporal authority the ID
minstraHon Of the Affairs Of mankind-no matter what
thel peculiar credit Impossible not 10 Seel
ths iAmsdisse severity with which Plus the Ninth vsr-
cd he who In 1s4S the nrst 70 acknowledse the
cessiy Of REFORM and who now, AfSeY circle twelve
annual revolutions, becomes its greatest victim Admn
tng, too the validity Of The argument Of the ncompai
bliy q melange Of thngs spiritual and temporal In tbs
government Of men, Il a. good for the nhabiants Of
Rome and the Campagna for the revolted province;
and why, may be Asked any portion Of the human
yNss 70 W acsea with bAd gVyGpmsol thaa Ne Father