Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
From the Richmond Sentinel.
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We find In the Tablet, Catholic paper printed in Lon
don, the news which we publish below, from Rome. TIL
land neglected. as she and consigned to the most
fate By the nation. Of not merely perse
scope The blood Of the and innocent cries
those Who shed IT," Again he says: We well fnOw
how to make difference between social revolution aud
the legitimate rights nation which struggles for it's
dependence and for the safety of religion
Entertaining such sentiments and Courageous enough
upon Them is wonder that the Pope should feel
towards the Conederates that Partially which has been
ascribed to him. He here blood of an innocent
wicked desgus, by ferocious enemy as proud Of
his strength as was Cola. He that there is no $50.
rupon for day to the rights person and property and
religion IS established by laws administered by
Our State Governments which chief regulate our inter.
nal Interests have been maintained all integrity
y created new and purer agency to perform same
functions The only interruption the perfect admnstra
produced by the violence OF our Invaders These have
come among rs emphaticay to produce social revo!u-
and to produce that anarchy and disorder which
Pope gives no countenance. They seize property
burn and deaoate churches and invading
the province of religious fah they assa our religion
require people to hear and support them Truly re-
qulres no keenHess of apprehension distinguish
ard the legitimate rights nation which struggles for
ita Independence and tor the safety of religion"
sed bis sympath, with the Confederate cause has ben
very beneficial 10 Influencing the Of the adhe
Rosecranz and Aeagher bitter enemies yet their
sympathy is mainly on our sde They remember, too,
Judging the future BIZ the warnings of the past can thev
to be secured and INDICATED the
The principles laid down in the alocuon relative to
Poland apply sufficiently have shown to the of
Popes testimony in behalf Of cause. II will be ples,
ing to those who accustomed reverence
hjn rnpla an6x nnt ha
to give a ide publicity to it.
From the London Tablet
RoME-ALLoCUTIoN CT HIS HOLINESS POLAND.
ROME, April 27h-An allocution was delivered by the
Pope in the Consistory recently held the Vatican.
The following translation is given by the Express:
ha Io1b VI ne Ta1 r s ces lor vengeance
And days do not also blood shed
OathoIic religion for which Saint Fideo gave his life is
cruelty cuted should have wished not to speak
silence any longer, should upon myself the punish
of heaven denounced the prophets upon those who
leave inquity to be committed Te nhi quia ac Cor.
full sovereign whose States reach pole. LteD
Catholic being outside holy CHI, and who tor
gets the judgment Of God which awaits him for his
This monarch persecutes with ferocous cruelty the POI
ish nation, ard he had undertaken the mpious task
trpatrg the Catholic religion in Poland, and of inrodu
cling scLsm by force. The Priests Catholic
forcbly taken from their hocks others exied
others again Condemned forced labor infamous
and who wander without asylum foreign land
Churches proaned; others shut of tie
absence OF the Priests Finally this arrogant potentae
has arogated to himelfa power which Vicar OF
Christ doss not possess. After having from his Do
exled and kept in captivity for year, well
owed son, the Archbishop of Warsaw, he has de-
Drive him Of that charge which he had upon
lin.
In casting approbrium upon such acts by means
give encouragement to European revolution. We We
NOW how to make difference between social revolution
md the Legitimate rights OF nation which struggles its
Independence and tor the safety Of religion la sgmats
ng the prosecutors of the Catholic religion fulfill
red duty of conscience This why have made you
OF the sad received from that unhappy country
which ought to redoubie prayers. We declare
quence, that we give Apostolic Benedicon
Il those who shall have prayed for Poland Let all
ray for her i! The alocutlon has made great pres
on in Rome.
May 1.-The Russian Charge dAfaires having asked the
ontcal Government for explanation of the ALLEGATION
stey delivered by the Pope, Cardinal Antone defended
right and necessity Of speaking the Pope bad done
The Charge d4taIres acknowledged the virtue Of Mol
ignor Felneki but said that he rebeous subject
aving invited the Gear to his POSSESSION Po-
md.