New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

no' v" a.. .neeessore 10 do sutmtto Sue ioP' ~
VIE ~ ;n,possible to his own ruin. hS'ory Pro'e'
seno ,.mnOral sovereignty of the Pope was lOr ecu
p1. S,slned by them, rePudated By them' ana GUY
Dv and unwilhngly accepted at the call Oh P0OP''
s.sertsd by their lay rulers
1ha namphleteer quotes frequent recoSnioh Vi "''S
,o,ca proofs from the recent writings Oh these very
,.'n.h Ui,,anOptane bishOps. Dupanoup, one OF the
ssrcest French Episcopal advocates Of the temporal
.Ovs,eispty. presents them directly. For the rest 'ne
;s.on.;stency of the Utramontanes with themselves
.nd With each other does not diminish the significance
of their common purpose of sustaining the e'nPoi%;
Of The Pope and bis absolute supremacy over Toe u
1caus as dogmas. But how far are these men, 'uo
mo these dogma, to be regarded as the
Of the French clergy To answer 'Os qu'e~ - onn
apote a passage from clerical "utnOf VIZ
6rns what your correspondent haS oi,en '"'''e
q, fact qualifying the oyereStlma'ea i."PJ,~
,,o Oovement of the Ultrsmontane party m 'rai'e iVi
the last eighteen month";. - min, on, a fact
Here our conscience obhges us 70 pont out . ,ae'
n lv.,v real fact although enveoped in mystery
IA would be both mistake ana lhJuse.o W su III
,hat ali the bishops consider the maintenance OF ~
smnora sovereignty as essential 10 Tue hoerty Oh IN
ritual ministry and to the security OF conscience:
w. know and we declare il, that certain number OF
them nrivatey profess contrary opinion Inc T1tn
10 that there to-day among the Clergy OF al graoes
tW
he nrofessed publicly under penalty of mourning disf
var, and secret opinion which s IN reahy tue mos.
accented among what are styled the lower clergy ous
h they ave 10 conceal in orde TO escape the charge
AZ being Gaicsns which at present is perbaps, more
dangerous than that OF hereto.
Lis az if you should take Southerners aside one by
one. then hreeourbs of them would telyou that they
were. Union men.
In another chatter of his pamphlet, its author very
happily turns aganst the bishops, heir violent protests
against the irmixng of the civil power in the affairs
of the church One Of their strongest arguments against
the Reformation is that established double despotsm,
concentrating in the hands the political and reg-
ious power; combining the Ces@r with Cod But tae
temporarily sovereign Pope them Your kngpontit, or
peptif.king then'
must conclude my extracts with glance at the
diecordant views taken by te French bishops OF the
subjects Of King Puss government They are aagreed
that il is the best government in the world; but some
come 10 that conclusion from seeing the Arcadian STATE
of the governed while others led backward TO The
same conviction from considering their reproba'e state
The Bishop of Mines, looking on the spectacle OIL
fred to the traveller throughthe Roman territory as II
looking through eomic-opera glass sings as ioho"s
AT have seen the Roman people near at hand, IN
town and COUNTRY and have sought everywhere IN VAN
for sgn If sadness in their words or features When
he farmer goes to his work, driving aheld
with higtradOnal plOw, ana Dis nhgninceut oNeh Ia
Yankee would not guess, 10 see 1t still at which END
the1n9Ruifcent oxen ought 10 be hltched ne slngs
merry songs or some verses 20 the Madonna DrlVlhB
Into town on market day. he now goads his elegant or
humble horse with accent of serenity that IA charm
S;n, IN lie s;mrlicitv The sedentary
population of the resembles that Of the countTy
under appearances perhaps still more gentle and pol
ibed il reveals the same iDteFnal state OF bealitnde
lie meme f,Rds de JeattadeJ"
Let us stop here with pampheteer, TO remark
that in the religious style the word beatude signifies
supernatural happiness tue JOY OF the very elect IN
Heavehl
But the Bishop of Mines looks at these same Ro'
mans of town and country, beautitudinzed IN the
rose -colored view of his Episcopal brother, through
cracked fulgnOus bulls eye and shows themup In tse
following savatOresque pastorgph 10 hisstartledock;
s'Can we help deplpring the blind error, the mon
Etrous ingratitude Of their REBEL and unnatural
subjects who in place Of thanking God for having let
them be born under the rule Of good Father, dare,
NJ the instiRaon Of the tools Of Satan, throw in his
face thar issoe,t cry Of the Prince Of Darkness Non
srrtGn-I viii not Obeyl"
And tbeIeupon the bishop dashes to his picture and
10 their address venom poison, gall and gnoble fell
ony" He is not nice in drawing, bat he is strong in
color.
Our American crisis attrncts more and more attention
here. French views Of the Question Americana are
BY avVEsDIe, thus far, 70 the Southern side
ID il have found thus far, in the Partisan press, bat
enc defender Of the Southern Slavery position. He
bases the defence historical grounds mainly What
competence lie has 70 treat the matter historically you
may Judge from this one Of several Of his equally
rect statements In his list Of the thirteen original
States" he includes Vermont, Ohio Indiana, Ken
sxeky Tennessee, Loui'ana, and fve Others equally
oriQinal-with L. Granier de Cassagnac.
Mr. Buchanan gets very hardly served, all the more
hardly that the French pubcss serve out their appre