The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

err The democrats scout the Idea Of dissolution Of the
pac.n ny u re-
pick their fints and try again.
ana His Position.
From the Rochester IN. Y. Advertiser, March 81
An announcement was made In the various Catholic
churches At the morning service yesterday morning that
Bishop mon would lecture in the evening at 81 Marys,
the Pope and his Position and the ednce thronged
in consequence The Bishop spoke exemporaneously a.
be always does and wandered far and often in his dgres
sions ana illustrations, men who know what they
81 dG be-
its spiritual head Of to-day were In position kened to
those Of early history and Swallowed forth as being like
them. beseged by cslunny and vuperationthe rabble
and the million joining in the cry Of mad dog raised
against them.
the Pope being chief Of religion and sovereign Of the Pa
pal States at the time. Those who urge this Obec
ton seem 70 forget that this combination has existed and
been solemnzed by God in all mes-that at the present
day Queen Victoria the sovereign and head Of the Eng
kh church, and the Emperor Of Russia occupies similar
relation TO his country and the Greek church.
AZ between these two on the one hand and the Pope on
the ttber there s difference In favor Of the latter 10
there danger the rights Of the subject which
attach to the sovereignty Of the bead Of the Catholic
church The poorest Catholic, with the requisite educa.
ton pety. &C., may become Pope, and he seldom obtains
office until nearly sixty years OF age, while the average
fifty. BE is governed by seldsh family motive in
other world rather than this and hence the necessity Of
his occupy position OF independence, that despots
may not BIND him 10 their will The present contest Is
perhaps the last phase Of struggle that has been going
above lime hundred years. Tho first Emperor OF Ger
many, whom the Pope by his free will consecrated
as SUCH laid his plans to seize Italy; but he ade
aua,ey met by the Pontid who certainly not the
best of Popes. Since then effort has been making be-
tween France and Germany to see which shall possess
ay ana winch ATTAIN the to make the Pope IN some
measure their creature in order to consolidate their
and perfect the desposm 70 asten upon the
of liberty Protestant and inade vriters-even GbbOn
and concede TIA. 70 them, Italy, Europe owes
it's light ana NE AS 70 thei. soveresny GIbbon re-
meIks tnat nas peen copsecrateo Dy me sancuty
tnoueand years duration ana tne voice Of free people
reoeemeo ION slavery me homaens Tor Instance has
~ a ps. % ye. oeen PAT OF inc
psnmony On 81 feser; Inc Ieudai osrors, who usurped
parts q Italy and the legations, ruled With rod Of iron
under Providence when the peouie we're MSer.tsS'
nIs % oy ~n,cn Inc ropes virtue OF the
~ p VIII, M,e 70 20 me sovereers Compare the
or the hfst eighty -four less han dfsy seven were
an ga dnu h sns wnoe Xxx one tno were martyrs or
three, were IKE the present Plus TX the VII and VI,
other class csn The bsroc v.as N any
Napoleon began his unSo war p' uDoU The poSe
rOVsnt THO 70 ps .h CCnvmCe1 tn,s mey were unhap
rope oa!eo seo TO- aIS! wnicn inc surrender OF the
K9msena and o,ner provinces was demanded Pope Plus
prisoner Napoleon took him by force into France where
he vas ned as prisoner and led me OF privation be-
cause he would not sacrifice himself and become tool Of
the yrant head OF the republic Napoleon subsequently
snle VI nc Eeoresnizeo rengion put
1ouna ~ estny Wy ges Peace e4cePt through the
a0r wiz mMon &c ,sIo 0oncorSs Whcn ne spoke
~ p c ~ .n9 fvpe nos DcIg suD)9ct Of any
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secL Icy ao1 1 ~ yo1 tnmk ~ VIII make tne
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Tn; .so , no al snAs veIy tnng sook pace MOSCOW.
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.i NJ upVn u.o nanV "a o. Helena linen began
@ .U prvsess NsPoeon, Or rstner lttle De-
Iore WIN inc hDg OF SARDINIA, tne schemes which are
Morkms tne present ume. AZ 70 Napoleon, Bishop
Imon CONCEDED ms peei from what ne knows personally
an9 mas nearo Oh nm mat ne Detter man than some
OF nn acts wouio seem TO prove him. He s good enough
Of himself out BADLY surrounded, and the best Of the
gay tnat Italy psdy governed but how do they prove
~ Inc cry OF mad oog s raised, and every one joins
10 tne cnorus iay mas Always been the battle field OF
Europe, ana tne wonder now can DO ~ prosperous
sna happy as acaas In iS47 the debt OF the Papal
sa.es va Only ana the people were the least
aSeo OF any IN Europe Ine revenues OF the Pope and
an ms expenses including those OF his household, the
smoan.eo 70 Only soovVVv year ana the same u the
, nv. oPisc@ " suls lux = zoe enormous out
~ =" , ,S ."ya ls%ny VI nnsAn1 sAone, - UPS
.ou IeiSoy ssAseu N ZIG yournAn Oh tne Gay,
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