The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

xeos than by few msrcensrieA IL u said she-s hopes
l'e fal actous all your ooeis ao1 neenss'''ns ae re
pulsea. I sran oet>,I upSn sh~ dest
cste point aunt hat up 10 tine time ~ oar efprts
have eded. bot aiso that heret,,re
have exIlsip-d inteILicos ssliy ard ruiy
explain Thu low. 70 MAJ, ,he.eore, st,li che
rsh s~ms hos,e Hi-,osy sbo~s chs. Rome, invaded
b, The -paD'sIcs o. 'hSi-s v so~ Pops
sftsrwer crosI Cha % ". and AIS himself with IA
WY mas we MT see ths Sane change wrought upon
Plus TX 1T ,be preseu, dsys But the Pope snoslo
pulse - a. b bias hthets dons Ehan not cease 70
reus'p faithful 90 The prDcips. Arrived 1T K cns,
We shall proclaim M se. 100 OF TOO Churc2 fr"n ths
stsIe, ana the hperly r. shs Cnorcb. Thea tas has
ben and onsscr.tec b. the represent " The
psion apd when he ve,aals tendencies u GGlsos aai
their npathy for the rrgion Of their fathers have
bee1 eRicent 10 III face ~ ~ Op0 she great
riy a. fahnlics VII rppovs sId VII CAUSE @ fall coon
the rsh, head TIE resp .nsbli.y ~ clio struggle
which The n RI wouc have sought 10 enter
with nat Al tbs rSt or HSing deemed Ctoplsn
avon mr. Des' that ben these principles have besa
poC4iel aIG conse by you The snui OF Plus ~
cyeDiTR i'sef anew 20 Tho e'neroas sentiments shich
oeintd 80 him such beatty approval sor'e yeJs ago.
W.T. "a r0Lsc HIM sfes eeqiir the immortal glory
o. having r'conced be t,iiAn nation ~iAb the Church
and f.iiH0p Vifh Liberty.
Count C.vour supported slgnos paonconpsgpi's pro
peal ehieh ~as anos. unanlno1sy agreed 90 BY Tho
CnAmber 80
r,ls proposition Is ss foogss Tho Chamber having
ba'd ipe nctinstlon o. the ain.tsp, and beng coal
oent that afteI having insured tbe aglity ceusa
o,Dse 81 tho Pope and 1hs mpc.s freedom ~
,nu,oh, The principle Of on,Dto, veuton wa oonoet
with aIcc be eppIied " Rome, ana ttsi Rome WI BE-
made me coi'a % Italy passes 70 ha order or she dag
III. ceha,e hen c,5eed -.
IL reported the officers formerly belonging 10
GA ihs!ne genera SIAN saa fesiing ON of Italy, nd
received oidtrs 20 p0ceoo 70 bri;t ~ tke pat ~
the Pouiincsl leod.rDes Caai 70 tneas r,'evpel
eait 10 have hef0usy stlscka1 The CZns thrie ~
whom we're ktied llio nd rns,ion ess general and
ptupe sigtg addresses 20 Napo,oo5 praying hun
~ protect the city
The Italian Chamber 81 Deputies thu Gotta adjourned
Untl April e On .hioh DAY sig s.ssssi VIII nring FOR
ward an Interpolation III reference 10 Ne suaifs OF
Hspve.
The popo's AIso~usson.
The follow ng TIE o. she o,ntiGn delivered nv
the Iops u tho Coassto.j heio at loue On 'ae i'h
Venerable Brethren For oog tire paa, h,vossen
by vbas dep ofabe coon0, between truth spd erre,
between virtue and vlce. betseen iigst md dISaess,
portl eociety NJ tateG these most u1happy tunes
On tbs hand tact pafaons SUPPORT oestAia
max what they call odeso vtizsfipr, and
the her nsrd otnf's defeca the rights Of ssce ana Of
b ly re,igion.
Ih H., cemani thai the Roman pontin snail make
q comp With what they al progress eut Liberalism
Tie et On the coDtrsr. 'ishleoasly desire that .ne
mntaoe ipeTishable principles q ete-nal justice
be p,eerrvtd tnoir n,egr,is aud urvciaby aed
tlar tie utaly pusor Of divine religion -ah %
cen peteiy npboldhat religion winch exa,s tie glory
OF Cod hch the only possible remedy Tor the many
lis 70 winch MAJ kind are expos q and Which " he ONLY
true fp. casaee Of forming ne sns oi nen y every
virtue II shts mortal tie ara conducting them 10 the la
ven ~ ,teInsi happiness.
But TIE sdvCcat Of contemporary civilization do not
hcd that tpDion though declaring tentcrrs true and
s core tr eros OF eb2oD We would tnin believe t5or
We II ceporahie facts, dsiiy passing before The eyes
what they ray here upon esytb only ons true and
hcy rel gicn, founded and nst4'ed BY our Lord ioua
Christ and being the fruitful mogher and rufse Of al
virtues. The inpscabe enemy Of vice. the hbeatof o.
rner souls the n'ntie guide IL she path q true hao
pnee~--it bear the nsine u Catholic, Apostolic md
Roman. What must be thought OF thuee sho 1--we out
OF sbst arr OF Starvation? w bavo already given our
cpnicn On the snbjec els1 where 10 oaI cacs'Sia so
outon Of the 9h December 1854, and we here con1rm
tie same dtciriue.
AZ TO those who invite us for tho geod OF religion to
bold out the bsno 20 modern cv,lzsticn we ask i the
facts such that they the Vicar OF Jesus
Ch,ls' cHthdyin-sy instituted b. Hinseif 80 o..
fDn tho purity II Es celestisl doctrins>to feet and
preserve The lambs and eheep in ihe docrine,o
make tosnmon cause -rth contemporary civilization,
wh bas given many facts 70 DO sufl
ctpty d. Ilcsec--and has promoted the diffusion of
many absEinabc opnoos, errofs ana principles con
trsiy TO thu Catholic ,cig 90 and its doctrine
nf otber things, Gre can DO .guorant hoy even
the solenn ntcns Concluded with all the re-
quisiie fofmalties between 6oiy sovereign
princes ae comp,eey torn 70 pieces ~ 10 have asaa
recently al Naples On tnat subject We have con-
planed and GO again compain N Your iuussrous Ar
aeane, WHIT has been perIerated renewing the protests
bave elsewhere made against sucn adiacisies sad
vlolai,rLs
Ihis civilization whilst favcrins some places
ron Catholic forms OF worship tbroaug open pubic
Their children manifested irrtstion against religious
families agarst the Institutions rounded for tina porpsa
q Or, ctr Catholic schools against eccesiastics n al
gaaes tho-e who ssbe 70, pos eseug ths
nghtet dignlips, 6no OF whom several pasaing
theU yes msorably In exi' chains and slso against
pous LAY who, being devoted 10 US and 20 ths Goy
Sc, defend warmly The Of religion AID OF justice
which
insuois ard pes ma, spostes the Catholic church x
rs most just and most legitimate pos ssions epo.s
al us eeofR and al It's zeal 10 diminish the s.utaIy
efficacy OF Tho Church Moreover, whist u leaves fujl
liberty 10 the publications and the Which
tat the Church Itself and all sno devoted q Il
heart, and whilst ,xctes and encourages iicanse
shows itself very eusroei and Moderate fspimandug
OF repressing ac'e o. whence committed against those
who publish good woks ard get II exercsea the most
severe represt against the latter IL 1t fnds TIT they
have even slightly uanssressed th. bounds Of nodern
tion.
Is it possible that the Roman pontid cen extend
frenly hand 70 such cv,lzaton-c&n make alliance,
and i've n accord With ,ts Let SorJs receive their true
Equalization, and this Holy see " \. be found u
accord with It's prn pies II has been nstSnty the I'D
vocatc and the promoter o. true civilization and the e-
history atiest and prove clearly that ut ali times
thia Holy has carried into the osTbArous and
distant countries The true principles q hum niiy
true science aud trge aisdoD.
But II by this word civilization IL meant n systtm
paI ned with The object Of weakening, and per bsps dee
Holy See ard the Roman fcntn place themselves
cord with such civ lizston "Whst fellowship &C
cordiIg to tho beantifu exprcssio1 81 the stle can
there be between rshtsoo-nes sndanrghteolsness b.
tween light ana daknessf Whst c7ncorl hls Chst W
Beiarn (Co,n,h., vi IA an 10
Where is the prooy Of these asitaors there gat'crs
UP disorder, when bey rss the voice 10 exat he Of
forts which they make vniD & fsc hiatt arrangements
with The Roman pcntffS Bat tow that Portin who
derives his FROM tho Dcycs o. e.errGl justice
make any semeDt wh ch would ED him - desert
those prr pes and so weaken tho True Sa,th ami cub
Ita, the a. losing The spcDdo- ami glory
which shc hAs poseess.d i,r nroctn centuries solely
because che - Ito ara the scat az ath7e traths
Let pcoIle ray that tins Holy zee has closed
the 10 dcnBl d. for more liberal temporal aimDi
sraion Without seel ing esanip the past, let only
speak ~ what hos been dooe IL our sad dtys W
ihofe points in winch italy o,tinsd rom her lsi
innate princes more bo al Institutions psierna s0l
cudc desire civil ADMINS ration f,r the sub
rcts Of pouncal authority. ana granted them ~
the possible regulating theT however with
prudence from the fear hat the sickeanesso ~ ght
change benefits into poison. Bat what osppeneiS
our coDcesaors VIII en- offered ~ danger, attacked
With unbri1cd license ana III threbos Of the pace 10
which minister's am d. putss assembled was stained
by assass or and saci or 100 vas even turned
against the very author OF the benefits
If, quite gently, cpurs.ir relative - tho tampNal
have been given TO Know, venerable broth
rem that we accepted MISUNDERSTANDING, hoSeyer, All re-
iecng sbat did pct concern the iemperA aGmnisra
ton, but tended 20 make coraecrate apOltatton
already partly communicated.
But In useless 10 speak OF counsels which wc have
favorahly received and % the ~ - promres
&c them INTO execution The chiefs OF the
liaton have openly tha they desire al every