New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
TIE ROMAN QUESTION.

The Catholic party in France are agitating strongly
prevent the evacuation OF Rome by the French troops Six
bishops successfully condemned the conduct of the En-
perorn this question in pastoral letters The last one who has
before the pnb in defense Of the temporal power IL the
Bshopof Versailles lie says If the faith which existed in
past ages existed now ahoy crusade would be made in Eu
rope no the teb Of the Savior nom the proclamation
Of nfde but epnse the audaceus people who have sworn
20 destroy the patrimOBy of 81. Peter"
OF course MonsgnOr Versailles finds space in his letter 10
condemn az modern institutions and ideas.
The &ssurd prevail the subject Of the En-
erors intentions that the French episcopate
and the Empress here frightened Napoleon ont Of his own
Poey and that Cen Fleuy wa tell Victor Emanuel tet the
S 81 SanT rSaso cav" 9l nGS sS be TaS no.
fhe ohsr way BF the cecs fad comfort IN The fact that
Che official organ spends much o. It's precious INK TO show
Shat Rieaso sincere and the ltaiaH Government disposed to
there trouble between France and Ita and though tiss
Eouy deHied by the NaEonRicasolis esgan-ye the eer
cal and o0aoHe fociors find in the stae@eat proof that
TIE sor revived ts the Empress win 90 10 Rome to
Teetiy matters aud color is lent TO the version Of the
story b. the fact that the vessels ordered 10 sal IRON touOn on
the .StL do not advertise their destination.
All thai is true in al the mors current is what is stated in
and Conservative Of all hues and types regret the Convention
Of September and there is last pail altogether to pre-
rent it's execution or put Italy under the most solemn pledges
10 renOuDce al claim to Rome for capital
The English Conservative press going into the lists Tie
Morning Hsrad OF the 29d says The great need Of both
the other hand would behave strangely he should show the
white eaihernow when he h trump card a his hand Tia,
which % greatly ssaTrasses 1e Governments Oh france ana
Italy" - 1900 -...s ...ss.. |
The Poye & more Eely nom all We hear 10 put in practice
the threats Of his late aocuon and quit Rome such line Of
By certain class Of violent Churehmen toward Italy and
- a coward Vio,s5 EyaasGci and Napoleon Ill Al
thosSh he influence OF NJ =; vs, s's-, ga
Nv dminished an exled Pope might YET agita'' " WIN nu
we fear Piu TX. win make az effort 10 DO So o.rlo,o
The Post believes the mission OF Gen fefy 70 eSne'
sEsps 40 not seem to share expressed in their
behalf and The very nearly night week ego IL
saying S1as nss Ss She ITALIAN coyernS
get the French off and TO avoid commitments u iei a. 20 e
sss s6 ddsr s a revival Of clerical strength national
feeling would be immensely g3,1ed % ''e esa o. 'De
IKE EIcWing from he correspondence OF The Pan Mol
Gal,s win chow how :. Lasi; c0n''TTys at Rome secs
Doubtless al the reasons he gives are believed at Rome IN
Clnding the Prassian interference &. ,...,,r
TOuon 10 carry away from q the Army Of Oceapa9 Iss
french ss.h4iiies ~ iV.s Say s Ise igos wiz
Titer6c viii occupy the irina EveTyfhng pfOclsins that
e execution Of ths eopyention imminent aud Inevitable Iand
n aes. 'q o iSs ~: ~ s3 SS s1I though sHSi
xSrX 80 ;sf ser hour 1' when al are CONVINCED
pegn rememberthat nothing certain vi II has happeae
It the conviction Of great diplomatic nero
by everything and hear can only say that nc one
better Of T11 ISsseS q pa: hms
~ the eatt pelexv circular was lately 20 al the
Frenck prefecs directing them 70 sound public opinion On
the subject OF the evacuation and the reports from
every psi Of Trance are unanimous that the whole
population opposed 20 H. This opposition has become very
Vehement since the aoeuon o. tie 10Th ult II hsaded BY
The Empress and includes all the French epseopa,e WHO DO
clare that hey vii abandon their tue troops leave Rome
knd viii e aos range themselves by the side Of the
Holy Father Finally the convention denounced b{ tae Mar
Qus De ayaeiie himself by whom was negotiated be WHO
pas anred his work since AS eircnar 10 ne pfescs ec
that IL universally reprObacd The italian Government
i pretended has Intention Of fulfilling It's part OF the con
Vent0n and Is without the power 20 control rae party O
with black Grape figured Venice among the Tags OF the o.
cites OF Italy and that King Victor FnaEia ATTENDED t5m
display and IN his speech made distinct slusioa 70 Rene
capital The bad Impression has been strengthened b
sn shades Of Liberals 70 carry on. the anneKa.
1iOn. But what most weighs with the Iuiserles 10
the possibility Of the headof tie Catholic world seeking en- ay
um from England Protestant Power andk impossible 70
conviuos the French here that tie presence OF English
statesmen In Rome not connected With ts project such
he circumstances which have led TO the dispatch OF Gen
ehd Rome am assured that The General charged % inform
King Victor Enamel and JlOn kcaso that the Emperor
hndE Impossible 10 execute The convention a. present ana
shat he VIZ persuade them TO sabm TO the disappointment wn
agood Trace AT Rome Gen Feury and M0sign0f DarDos
VIII make every possible effort 70 induce the Pope 10 reform DE
ROfenuep IN return FOR the pf0Ongaon OF the occupation
The french might then leaye Rome though they would not
evAcnate he PonGca Territory but occupy Civa Veccia
Ceaina AntOneu recently addressed note 10 MOnegn0r
CmE 9fsesng BIN 70 regesent 70 the French Government
Pcnhea debt and obtain from faly the payment Of the 6rst
sum tbe Court OF Rome would be placed IN position OF tic
grtafes clncug as u WIS without the Of paying The
dividend and would hnd Itself defaper for Che first
time having hitherto transmitted the interest Feearlg 10
ROthtcads Soon after the Communication an is note tho
TmFeIoF NOpce0a offered she Ponti6ea Government rom
hmse ga aaYa9Ss on t0 IN w ita1es and IBIS sum u bas
Ilss HfsIss Why l4B esgs hs Isgss wv Peg " ts