The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

PUN tbe London 1imtB, sort. 10
Who are tho objects Of NJ Granny aiIols indlgna
tom or whom coes that "exlemc party which
TIC ton4iIssaeEHd 10 Instructed - de0ouroe because
afsr having counselcd the Pope 10 follow policy with
out concessions now sd ys6s him 20 take whou.
honrf The suggestion Of the existence Of such party
al Rome fs wth surprise European polillsia arc
net ndesd, usually deep In tbs secrets OF the VAT
con- nor are they conmony very creduous Of the vauc
o. any secrets which may there Certain old irad
tQrf, eadug 10 rtbi everything and charge nothing
are understood 70 Ne ne stock IA trade CT il diploma y
snd The sGm q us political wfium. Bat II ever there
wac time whcn tios4fAsucss might be counted upon
ine part OF the Roman hierarchy, surely Is We
bave been told over and over again, by those
q H. sdvstrs who ongh, 10 know their minds aad
MS that nc Fore lad resolved AGAIN 10 leave
Rome that human POWER shpuld ever force him from
the spot wherein he could hold fast by the patrony of
st. plier and that. even N Gartbaidi AMI bs Lsnas
shcnd penetrate once again into the Holy CITY Pho Mono
would await nartyrdcn from them NJ TIE altar ~ n,
Itiers u was the universal understanding that the
rope rstoutcrr had al been wound up 10 the heroic
pitch that be was resolved 70 fight he could and "a
hold bis own he might, but al all events 10 sav where
be Was Why else the enrolment of these Swiss aud
German trccrs' Why those ohas,cnirs naSscres 4,
feruFa and elscwhercg Why the enlistment OF tbo~r
mild and docile aud easily cor,crted Irish gencn en'
And why the apt ohoi,e Of commander in IamorIcl.re
cunning 10 ooniriving razz.as On Arab pousrs ana
quick 70 e1iirra'e tribes that hesitate before his
Command Al ths Was preparation for battle, not for
light. Bot Why should the Pope mediate fghtf or
vhy should his friends mediate Il for him. What has
he Or what have they 70 fear Rsae IN al "a
ktry - dft Place qf rerdrrce for Pfe AZ 10 noe
Rc7seu d al Ma mone,by az army Of sir huri,ei
asMand lrenchmca fg although hose nssu,vs are no,
itFe a'7oG wins ~ me sstc rdts, on The suburbs
nc .snoaas c'g, ne lot mar IF uose ar hundred Aoa
sard i pledged ~ ne honr Of Franc, 70 dfd Roy- from
inrdtt on tvsug - long remains ne rsssdSscs n IA
Icrc We must credit NJ Grandguillci with special H.
formation ufon the subject on which he ofica'iy
sfetHi trt certainly 10 news, and strange newa %
larope That The ulirAmoussue oourters of the Pope
thota oc tbs moment attempting 10 persuade him 70
Yet, II such event were TO occur, how suddenly Il
would unrayc all The cniangemcnts q the present siua
ton lie very negmtnis Used to ~ Grandguillot In the
CTfNhoEta to dissLade tho Tops from such step sh,w
bow benencent would be rs results 70 Chrstendo. "Thc
nti consequence Of the hgh n tho Pope says Grand
evilot would IT, the evacuation 81 Rome BY the French
y toe great mpttneut 10 The accomplishment At once
the desires Of the Italians s0d u the unity OF Italy
would fall OF s accord II the Pore were 70 with.
draw the mis on OF the French gsrrsCu would be at an
end the French occ ipsiou would cessc Rome might be-
cone Italian Al olce ard Garibald might proclaim tAe
unity o. Italy rom the top o. the Qurns The mcurnfal
frcUcb, retiring IN the distance, would "carry with
them Fea, respecting the future OF the Ter
rtorsi power ~ the PcrcYr u would be a r,ty
THIS 70 sadden their honcwnrd march with pos regret
but ~e muvt sdmi; that srch apprchcrsiors wouli he
wei grounded What The vare cf Tho future OF that
terrnoiA power now "a may perhas no; be worth much
discussion, but " certainly would Assume a very md.
internal amount the moment The ropo rassea forth
through 'he gatS Of Pce The revolution before which
"a fnse soud retire akin o. no o,har whicl las
driven himself either a. hs predecessors non tholr
sfer. Thc Fopedom has Survived the persecgio.s u
hmcroFs and ne outrsges OF nsarrcetons II has lived
cow tbe scanda Of contests between cona,etsng slain
sn,s 10 tho Holy see, and has wrlsed vhout 4 a,y
while Rome vas occupied by a revnIctsnary repablla
b. f< f-esn oWercn ocortga "a ~ n IA p,p.
aeps hsn rn1iHs1 tod moo u & anal foY lnly ve
uefsbe ne 70, In comparison with the ancient orucspt
pho how claims 70 return the Pcrsdou 4, ~, .
nocsrn usurpsion Directly she Pope goes, italy steps