The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-01

p prop and nihihstay ot the Catholic Chnrel
h A more moustrous delusion than IN
llieyer filed the craziest head. An histor
|, gives IL the lfei. ~. n Is
j: IL the middle and early ages the eatee
Of each successive Pope was one continue,
! strHggle, On behalf Of liberty and religion
I aeaiast these british German. tyran,s
! And thu Austrian cbnrl who feg6sed y
/. spend single com 10 save ChrstendofI
n from the hoFdes Of MahUtnmed. batwti,
ESeiZad. and imprisoned oil .rltnsoin came
The Crusader returning from the IIol,
n Wars, was only a type OF the WhDIs IN
Enasty-.type of those whose base {nyrati
q tude 10 the gallant race thai saved yionna
itself from the sack aud Ere 6f lie Tgrk
I is fdfurions--tyPc Of The father WHO min.
4 Cd ii conspiracy against the great soldier.
ElaOntFch 10 whom be had married N.
\ daughter year or two before X. 4 n
Il II would be difficult 10 find 4 rbao,t,;a,,
md protector Of the Church II, 4 mowers
I, whose iu6del monarch, Joseph. trampled
j religion nader his feet% aud tboSe @who
]. read history Alright, viii earnestly resent
! the blasphemons folly which d,trcs u ~.
4 sCrt that GathoIieisai needs Tor il pro.
Hector a race Of rulers who have alwaxs
1 looked on religion MS thing 10 buy AMI
3SelI inatlie marketplace. II. 'lTss
When the present. Tnonarch0f what L
tcalled the Austrian Empire came 10 Tho
i throne the governmental policy, which
began with Joseph, the iufdel, had. made
religion n mere tuot Of the state, ard
Austrian governors In Italy aud elsewhere
/ hanged DISCONTINUED PRIESTS rs readily Ms
Hay 'rebvls.ps But tiie Empire was shaken
To It's center, and. ia that moment Of
danger, the yonHg Emperor aud his mini.
sters thought they eanld strengthen their
power by restoring TO tue Church ana
clergy some. 81. their oliea rights The
experiment failed; Tor men. ilow-a.dars
feel that freedom is universal right and
that no small concession Of power or priyi-.
lege 70 priest or preEate could compeasa safe
| fer the loss OF a nations indepcndencc
| So. Hungary was still -discontonterl. niItl
| I9tnbaTdg with tie blessed helm ~
France Wrestetl its freedom from Lilo
Germatl. /. .a: =: !. q. E: 4. y. !: 81 -z
II. Cancellation Of PrGlatcr aud priesthood
having failed, Ftaltcis Joseph and his
councillors are new steering on another
| taek. The older policy of joseph. The
lnddel, Is. TO he gradually restored tgailh.
land il Is to:;his Protestant stiiects.z.a5
ttolerably strong. rli'roIity =-tlfat this So
catied champion aud protector Of ihe
Church new ofets privileges and imnu.
mites Accordingly; lie and the English
draw close Together ngain; and even Mr..
Rnebuck, the Radical, who has no4loycser
PoperY, loudly declares that alliance WITH
aAustria Is the TRUE policy Of England,
..:. Heis right: t.. England haycE auyi
cliaiIee,s ta.aay, it lies. that way. ITithtf.
to she has tlolstetoasIy cried ont for del
Unity Of Italy,. bGtuuse. she thought tLt.I
cry would eglllaffaSs her ilatnritI enemy |
and predestinGd eo,iqHerer, France.
Though for that same Unity of Italy she |
Noahl not lend a single soldier or spend 4
shilling. Bat severance between France
and Italy SHE Ro@ finds impossible. With |
every STRIP forward inside BY Italy aud {
every other nationafity,, the influence and |
pFeernluehce. Of Frauce increases. and |
Engla4d III deadly terror Of this crowfbr T
power qfthe chiFaIfous GaRl, rctarns 10 |
her old love again --al!ia1lec With the
ifeisihaH,.-. ri <:.... " - 4
Therefore, when NE learn that Prussia
trembies for her Rhine frbdtigr-whenl
Denmark shelters herself autter the Gag
OF Frabce--when Peialui and Hungary (
look to Paris for sign Of hope--wlen the [
traditions Of the FIRST Napoleon IRE yiuI;.
eating themselves again III Eqfopc--;witen
fierce hot aspiration stifs tie hearts Of
tie Na1jopdiHies--we are not asthiIisbed'
to iearD that Austria and England con.
splre stgattr, with Prussia aad an smoky
Germany in the league National hide.
pendeHe IN. Europe means Hungary: for
the ltnngariaHs, Poland for the Poles
Italy for the Italians, Gibraltar restored
70 Spaih,the IoniaR Islands and Malta
rid OF the Angta-Snxon aud PERTAINS some
other rha9ge specially Interesting 10 Ire.
Iaud, Too This may be- good for hl-
MARTY generally; but it is not good for
Austria, Prussia, or England; aud wei
are, therefore, quite prepared to belfeyet
TINT the Old conspiracy Of these enemies
Di human frer,som is on foot again. /
Bat more significant, still. Of sudden
change IN the deStiTtics of Europe. il the
secret alliance between France and Russia
Of whose existence there can lie no doubt
whatever. With certain diplomatists,
n0t over friendly TO the Atglo-Saxon the ,
Urgent question is the expulsion OF the
Turk fcem Europe. On this good work
Re doubt not, the MuscoYite and tho
janl are resolved, Syria needs the pro.
getting arm OF France Egypt is French
tready. And nearly the whole northern
African Coast Is under Gaific dominion
Doubtless, it is cf fate that Russia should
nave all the Eastern European Coast
ven ,dowmto Coustantinople; and if this
must be, the seoner il is d0ue the better.
Bat then, there Is Poland. Russia
co. has her lrelapd Yet, they saw
AieSander has no objection TO the Polish /
autonomy There is smethered dIS. j.
hectiou:amongst the Poles at present. y
nd twice already has the blood Of he "a
ltizehs been shed on the streets of WRr. f
lw. But ii is whispered that the Car s
'ould be willing to form Poland into an v
Independent Kingdom, under a Russian il
'rinee. Still to effect even this geodly d
DISSEMINATION, it viii be necessary Ia S
rest PUSen ironlPrassia, and Gallicia from
he Austrian Most 1not,rr,I- ,l,,.....t, :