The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02


Documents relative the affairs OF Rome show clearly
two ihngsdIst that the French government, in its
lat with Ponlilca Court has beyond all The
bouncs OF pai,ence secondly that the CARDINALS tn
had considered this patience TO be inexnausti Die,
ing them loudly and irmy, ard in coupling arts with
words they always fou I'd 70 be made OF very plastic
materials The history of France gives more THAI one
proof OF this. We viii only instance one
On the goth OF September, 1897, Bonapar.e wrote
TO his brother Joseph, ambassador at Rome: - at
cniy wish the greatest nrmness, with the groat-
yourselves 10 be respected by those persons. Timd
sss5,v YOU SHOW WOW are s Oo sa s
did not fail 70 show that Bonaparte was right 20
long the French had been at distance from Rome the
Pontical Court had nsuted and provoked the republic
On learning the approach of the army commanded by
Berthjer, changed its tone. The Pope issued on The
eth OF February 1908, proclaim alton, in which he said
Ful Of confidence the uprghtness and generosity Of
the French republic
and the Pope stripped Of his temporal rhe sscred
College bent It's head, Acknowledged the republic, and
fourteen CARDINALS we're present at The le Deam which
was enaated 10 celebrate It's ablshmentha, Is TO
ray the deposition Of the Pars sovereign. Had the
French been nspcd with the counsel given
by Btnapartc TO Joseph ia 1877 u would not now depore
the uselcssncss OF the evr has been making
years TO the Ponthcal Court.
The spi II Of vertigo attested by all the dispatches
Ahe affairs Of Rome surpasses all that experience permit
ted expect from the counseors of papa-y. II IL
npcssibe 10 behold the Boosting Of Cardinal Anonel,
the strange revelations male by nj. de Gramm
n ThcuveIei, without thinking or the edicts in which
the Emperor Honoous tkei OF the happiness ard eter
this cnp.re WI crumbpg pieces all sides. Not
wihstanang those visible ruirs which increased every
day the writer's OF Vac sne naa tne in,aas c.nyicton
the world We now pnd again the same bnoness 10 the
clergy Who oundng tne tope, head Of the church.
with the Pope king affirm that the papacy eternal aud
That the Of the world attached to It's da-
zion But the fret empire Of Rome perisned, and the
world regeneraicd itself the second Is bending beneath
sbe weight OF It's decrepuee and faE, and the worii is
Terovatng itsof.
I'll n Of
require 20 undermine the political and religious edaccs
,het ii has taken several ceturies 10 develops and
strengthen Revolutions the earthquakes Of these
edncos and when they strongly established oaly one
shock Is necessary 10 overthrow them. The temporal
papacy Ia a human inst,uiicn that was founded aud
augmented by the favor of circumstances IL represents
she work Of eighteen centuries; took i've 10 lay The
foundations five 20 raise the structure FIVE 70 defend
H. three 10 destroy bit b. bit, aud now Ne struggling
in The last throcs Of death.
In The space Of sixty ycars the temporal papacy has
boon times in peril In l5ss, u overthrow py
che french revouton In 1900 tho confederate kfngs
walked ever ts ruins devsns how 70 render them ire
arable and only diverted from their projects ny tho
victorss armies Raised again In 1901 tho pipaoy
vas overthrown in 1909 in 1914 y owei ~
snxssenoe Napoleon for " " very doubtf tho cap
viiy of Plus VII had bsen prolonged we'I TIE Hoy
alliance woud hayc restored to him al bis ess to
r~aT two Italian eovercigns 20 understanding
~ Of tho PontGcal states, aud thc
sSed by tho succeeding revouti Of the Roman state
Nn threw the kiDee into the arms o. the priestbroi
m ,ssmporal power, 1sls and restored IN
ia s nothing more proved BY the 6cepa,chos
- de orar,roni than - ,,nlarrsslnept Cor every
up,sp,. ~ lrgrntitudo.
ii w " ~rviag TO tte french army that the rsyr
slc 10 vvtun 10 Rosls 10 1880 IL il Nv the rrcIch army
tiat he Sas suairt ned tisnF s for eoven wslrs,
ai Rome nntbirg es- Then fosgs ~ intrigue and
cnozpirnc;ep srayst Fr1ncc IN despatch tFeh .,
lsssj worry ncdcrate vey ,rious sd IN every respect
ma r fcsakabIs ~ fhouvccl estsALaes the fact that
the reroce, c,uft his ialed IN all s easegoments "
sye,v p,ostc TIA. has syssas ticaly mixed
r, rIsxous IN political ouestsons, refused all
sion e reform, aud aiioge the state Of Saings 70 get
-sorfc mat degree ~hen e nsady often becomes IT.
rsnedass.n
aruok wxtt much obstinacy, and wearied ost by
maj N rad fatI, NJ. do Gremmont erfed by telling Card
raj onel ,desIatch o. March o, 1s60), al otgla 10
beIsye that you desire n cat tsxophe. You
,ef,e. 10 take mi idle Of safety and you invoke
,ho tempes. a. rou were speculating the was Of
the sbirwreck : You m'sht at lsset chow . little
desire q concliaton ou might pfoInaleass the fcorms
sss, ~ ,he Emperor whose most ardent wish Is
trousb the sre ~ disco that s kept ~ between the
yroiv Is,hcr and his people
roadvsre so Wise, 70 demands 30 moderate wha. Il
fsrdrs Agtcpei's reply Here si's'eSs-i can op'y