, 1866-11-28

Ta1 :,lsnois Stoats-Zsituny Of Tie 2ith nit. con-
t.:,is :le Showing article, uuder tic ullc. "Ihc
Trcs,,s ;.luaticn nnI the Pope:'
s-It.'l.:4e. news fcoI, Europe brings thc i1for-
nation II It The prospects Of fio Noao, which
short tine nco were regarded rs desperate, have
materially briehtcncd up.
s.lf tue Italian Minister, RicAsoli, who thor
ouchlJ sympauaIxes with the progressive move.
inert in Itnly, and has been impaflentiy waiting |
the epfrce OF Victor Emanuel's troops in Rome,
has recently sail that Itasy could nGnrd to walt
for its 1ral triumph in Rome was ec.tainty.'
VIC may bc assured that this lsnKunsc did not cx-
p1rte his wieh, but was wr0rg FROM htrt b. neces-
eity. The French Government hns EXHIBIT. d an
attitude decidedly friendly to The Holy See.
whether he on account Of the zeal Of the En-
p;c+s or the influence Of the powerful French
clergy. OF from both these canses together.
%'I[ Eusland, a Protestant power, has FASTENED IL
offer Malta OF ireland rctids nee for the Pope,
Nthc King oil Iruss1a ha. offered to protect him
st Home, Louis Napoleon, successor TO The Most
Catholic Einss' Of France, mu+t begin 10 play
softer music than he etartcd out with. Victor
| Emanuel, also, who owes the crown Of ltnlY to
france and Prussia, must, lor The prescrt, civ.
up the herc Of seeing the lri-color Of Italy 1oat
from The Vatican.
ssWe read in the .Noxttfvr d. Sotr thai THE I'M
rerfua Government Is resolved 10 PROTECT, not
n,cIels the spiritual sEp:cm.cy Of th' Roman Pon-
| til, bEt also to defend his righ: temporal
sovereign Th1. serves Us hr:dle to Italian i'm
] patience, and Is the explanation OF the uitctancc
| Of EIcatoh.
| ar It eceme, tho intention Of Louts Napoleon.
| who Is near his grave, Is 10 MAINTAIN whAt re-
mains Of tie temporal and spiritual power Of the
| Pope until his death, and then. should he tthe
| Erpcsorl survive him, to make an end OF tac
! Temporal powe< in L.rus Of the KING OF Italy
since 1t "as Piu Mono who gavu 1hs alenal for i
liberal movement IN Italy, and vas for long time
almost lcI6ed by tho Italians, they can aanrd TO
with, On accoUnt OF this, his unquest1onable
merit unit he las closed his eyes, before making
Eomr the capital Of the newborn Italy. and put
ting IN end forever 10 the temporal powor."
The st. Louis Utsylieht E5sr Of the al fcstanl
:tmasks as follows upon the arrest Of General
utteca aud his companions:
alt is ~cll knpwn fact ,hnt John son caused the
arrest Ct Ortcsa, and his eix COMPANIONS just a.
lEcy were about crossing the boundary between
itch country mud his Republic. II ia clear that
1obnson ncs. i without authority In 60 ding.
*"Ortesa has issued protest. Hhich is, in the
nam, & political document against Juarcx. hut
hi. companions have confined their protest TO The
mntte: n hard, and no American citizen can read
| itcir wo.Ls without bluehipS for shame. The
protes: rune as follows: some OF the unders,sn
I'd have foueht AGAINST The Fseuch army OF tusa
sion unti; they were ovcrpowe.td ard came upor
AMcrfenu Territory 10 recupcratc. Others arc te
tuning. who have just escaped French prison!
| into which the fortunes Of war had brought them
All intend 10 90 back to renew the battle In de
ienec Of the nation. We canelhe land Of Wash
tnc;on, Ike land admired atd dreaded By ths
world. THIS great ra:ion has openly proclaimed
Its Sympathy TOT Mexico aEd recoguizcs the inde
{ I l,cndcnce and The sovereignty Of The State.
+ "'Eut as we were returning TO Mexico. unde
The protection CT iho lave Of the Enited States
uho.e wisdom the world acknowledges, We wct'
stepped BY a military order and dcclaret
| +fx.t+ Afx.111
rctu1oiLr 10 our hcmee2 Whit country is this. !.
! which harmless travellers are stopped and mad
prisoners! Iethisn who issucd the order answer
lis action wlll be thoroughly Investigated i,
strangers nld by his own conntrymcn. Wha
fuIt Tier abuse Of power threatens our freedom
: The PEOPLE ard the Government Of the Cnlle,
!, S,ates d,clate. We have nuthin. TO do slh III
matter. But the responsibility HES upon th
Iatlou. and We accuse 1t OF the wfouS. Agclns
: this we protest, and our protest will be heas'
throughout the length and bzc.dth Of the ni.e an
, | lust Kcpublic of the rutlcd Ssascs.'"
, ! The E5st s1ys. " Thus speak tse:o men az
they asc right. By ordering their arrest, Ii
President has put auoiher stain upon the name O
our republic"
: The Cincinnati folkso,cft of tho esd nit, uaac
, the heading " untvc'ra1 Amnesty and Sesr
l su,nsge" says: According 10 The Federal Con
, ftitut'on, the right to regulate eunrase must b
lch to the States. Congress has only the powe
to rroi os. amendments, which become Law whc
ratified by the Legislatures Of thseetourths OF II
1 statcs. 1t would not on1y be unconstitutional 70
Corsecs. 10 attempt TO enforce ncrro suffrage, on
itwuull be al+o iu3racticable- Their right I
vote IN the STATE. and counties where they We.
: not III a majority, would be Of little valrc /
: til. N un9ess thi, right was guaranteed to them
State lawt. The whites, wherever ,tey arc In III
) majority taad ,ti* Is nearly svetswhe1e) woul
, nut allow thcn to come to Ii
- ballot boz and II they did
II rould only b. 10 best them when thcy 90
tn, r., cud 1oo, 600 men under Gencrsl Grant woel
not be sut'c'cui 10 prevent the scenes OF violenc
whteh ould take place.
! ">honld tonsress determine upon doing &c
The Constitutional right TO lear arms must be Il
J.. lec nmsS from dTt-sevculhs OF the whites OF th
South, and the black. alonc b. allowed this tEsh
| tac1sutr IL would be h21d 10 execute, aud OF
Z which .'oE;ress will not 60 readily pa.s. !
skosl> tho Constitutional Amendment eeems to b
" the pe-1 means Of extrscatiug onrs-lres from u
, d,l. MIA, and to BE- far Preferable 10 tho pla
wh,.n many copp< rhests and John .ohtles pr
c pusc 70 :sin hands With the Radicals In canyii
or,. Jhclt motive + ensp!e:ous, aud slcy arc Il
q | to be ut&s Cd" 17ms1 Drnaos.