Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

gin Of the petition these words;
I aFrati-Non vi bastan castighi che
I IL Sfgnore vi mRnda, ed sucora non
volete far senuo. 0 Frati, Fratil
Translation
/ a5fonks, the punishmenis which God
4 has sent to you do nos sufhcs. You are
no wiser. Oh, monks, monksl
Cardinal QuagIia was much embsr-
/ raised at RECEIVING this answer, aud gave
/ it to Cardinal MiIesi, the Pope's cousin,
l aud a great protector of the order of
1 CapoAins. By him il was sent 70 the
! Father General, who uas vary glad TO
find that be was supported By the soEe-
reign pontif, and read the answer aloud
/ in the refeetory. The indignation Of the
Capacins then passed all bounds. and
they determined on sending an address
to the Pope, which commenced with
these words:
"s3eatissimo Padre-Non vi 5astano i
castighi che il Signore nanda ala
/ Santita vcstra? GsA due Vote avete
perduto il vostro regno, ed ancors non
voIete far senno, o Beatissimo Padre,
/ Bsatissimo Padre =
CFranslatiou
Most Holy Father-fh punish
ments which God has sent you have not
been sufficient. Already you have
| twice lost your kingdcm, and yet you
are no wiser Oh, Holy Fatheri Holy
Fafherl
For this audacious and menacipg re-
ply several Capucios we're suspended
o hers we're arrested or sent 70 distant
monasteries Bat these measures have
not caImed the agitation. The Capu-
Gins exelaim that they are perseeuted by
the revolution without and BY the con-
gregations within. A few dags ago
Major EIigi, Of the gems d arBles, the
bright hand Of Merode, asressed the
Father Custodian Of the Cspneins in
the open street. The person OF the
Father Custodian is, 10 the eyes Of the
monks and OF the people, sacred and
inyiolabIe To lay bands upon him IN
! the open street was to declare war
against the whole order of the graphic
patriarch OF .Asisi.
The Father Custodian, on being ar
, rested BY Major Eiigi, turned upon him
and said, ha1ghtily, :, You, the agent Of
} the Pontifeal GOYernmeut-you dare 10
lay your hand on one of the children Of
the poor Of God2" The Major begged
him 10 enter a carriage. The Custodian
replied. "Like our father, St Francis,
{ always 70 on foot Ha then called
! upon Major Eligi TO show him his order
/ oil arrest when the latter produced q
, letter fromi Monsignor Stella, oae Of the
secret champerlains Of the Pope, order.
: ing bin, in the name Of bis Holiness, "a
!, | arrest the Father Custodian.
|. The Capuein smiled, aud said, pity
the Pope. Takeme 70 prison, but walk
before me, for no custodian of the Ca
: Ipncias has ever known the way. Be
]. sides q poor frdts may follow yoa q
preoede you, bus you will neYer dare e
walk side by side with him
/. This arrest has had q tremendous
effect throughout the order OF ST. Fran
: cia.a The Capucins, the franciscan
Q The ree0lLetti are highly indignant will
q the Pope and his government, aud the
!. lock upon the Father Custodian SO
!, sort Of Fra Jacopone da Tods, the vic
tim Of BOniface VIII.
4 a Franciscan has been arrested
It Father BarnAbas, author Of a work OF
the "Rud Of the World" ana of
Christian romance, Prisea," in th
styls of Cardinal Wiseman's " FabioEa
II In the midst Of the excitement cause
y BIZ there arrests, the Father-Provincia
q ef the Capucins of Rome returned fror
. bis hiding place at Civiti Vecchia, an
Al suddenly changing his attitude, TOO
~ part with the malcontents. he even n
/ solved to convoke the chapter of th
A. Capucins Of all the Roman provinces, i
u order to make a collective protest Bgain.
= Plus the Niulh's brief, and 10 depos
er the Father General But The PontI6 e'
D government had been well informed, an
ag the chapter had no sooner assemble
OF than il was dissolved by the inierveniio
20 of the police. The monks who bad sr
70 rived from the country we're all ses
~ back TO their respective converts, SON
~ BY railway, some 10 private carriages
w The Capncins residing 10 Rome then Il
O. solved to draw up protest against th
20 proceedings Of the Pope, and 20 get
Oh signed by all the mendicant orders, so 1
o. to give the widest possible significant
Us to aa act which would have proceede
al from the chapter of the Capucins aion
CT had not the chapter been dissolved II
ys protest is now circulating in all ii
re converts Of Rome Ell
'e, that the Pope has thought 1t prudent 1
, release the custodisn, Father Felix
Al F'rascati, who had been shut up in Il
81 house of detention for ecclesissties ne
- the Angelica Gate, Summoned befo
10 Monsignor Svegha,ti, Secretary Of q
.oi Congregation Of Bishops, Father Fst
10 spoks in the mOst violent manner again
III the Pope. Three C4pueins, friends
am the custodian, have been expelled vi
ne him, and, one by one, the chief malco
TN tents have been sent away TO dista
IN converts. 1t is believed that the Poi
M means to get rid Of sll the Capucins
he longing to the Roman province, and
on, replace them by foreigners. The irrit
10 tion Of these monks 10 extreme. Ihl
ice disclaim lagsiust the holy Father wi
ess all that republican boldness which is t
est distinctive characteristic of the folio
sed ers Of Saint Francis of Assissi, O.
AID which is natural to men who have not
OF ing to lose, aud are consequently sur
cry rior to ali those consideratioEs Viii
nis influence men governed By material ]
70 teress. The mendicsnt orders in &c
- erai, bound to the Capucins By the d
"a of brotherhood, sympathizs with the
and support them IN their resistance
de Iths PapaI government The monks Q
passing in large numbers into the ran
% oftAe opposition. They talk loudly
ny the necessity Of reconciliation beswe
n nO Rome and the Italian kingdom, and
ne a general reorganization Of the Rom
oau- government; and the more imprud'
- Of them say plainly that they desire
1os @ end of a reign which majority of 4
p-elates also ind too long, because
oeT opens no field to their ambition.
! ens IIIiasfa--Thsi Dtseesan conxsntas
The twenty-eighlh Annual Coaysnt
t is OF the diocese OF limos eommept
rom its session On Wednesday, the l5sh il
eve After the usual religious exsreis