The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
THE ITAlo-RoMAN QUESTION.


and Poles the Temporal Power.
berlin (0ct 26 CORE pondepee Of London fimea
In ermsnv the present crisis the Pspacy is looked
upon with feelings very akin OF English
spectators There II little passion shown the
stitutiou but much for tho Tho temporal power
regarded ne remnant Of unhaowe0 past, IN which
she administration Of the preslIy Office had 70 be sup
ported and Willingly by the sword but the crowned
scciesasc. upon whom are visited the sins OF his pre-
ascessors and the system he serves Is piied man
o. high principle and the ruined Of grand radi-
lions
In al this ths consequences OF his fall upon the roll.
gious future OF the Conliasnt taken lees
than the overthrow Of his secular position. Tho latter
haed ~ an earnest OF Italian progress the former IL
- thought may Affect the oducateds neehbors OF
Germany bus will hardly exercise any appreciable nu
snce upcn tho lie OF this cultivated paiion. In Cor
many people have been long accustomed 70 look 10
rrotestansism for the production OF religious doctrine
adapted 10 the wants OF the mes that thenmovements
within the Catholic Church scarcely noticed What
good thing, II 10 said, can come out Of NszarethY
very dinsrensiy . Tue even. viewed by the various
Intellectual des eopmeut in when religion Identified
with politics, and mans cieed whether matter OF
belief or expcdlency, expected to determine his posi-
the rnstiona STRIFE OF the day the removal
maintenance OF the Pope is object Of i'm
port 70 theIa Tue ro.e, ssins no culture TO steady
aim il his struggle with nis neghbors esteoms Catho
cism the principal Dui~ark OF hts nationality; the
Russian. tine other hand, continuing . nop
asiural foes. much IN tho way Aahomedan does the
asysr commands The ,ams warmth OF sympathy as In
whoxe Inhabitants den.ical In every respect
wsn tue croais ssve that the former belong TO the
ssrsentsi Church Tho Czoca OF Bohemia were very
had Austans willis adnerns 10 the Protestant faith,
bu, ust inc momsntoss chang q tue last few days
rendered loyal subjects OF the Kaiser BY Roman
ism orginR ~ iosced upon them at the point Of tho
sword n H. then, tor connected with entire
political mental condition of these undeveloped but
humorous aud excabs ,rioes Roman kilograms
have much gzver meaning 70 ther attentive ears than
the rest OF tue world
necsd with the rivalry two opposius churches
shouid shared by all sciavonsns Of orthodox fash
only misnt be expected. Ecclesiastical pride,
isss than political interest," cdDbined make Ser
reioics the prospective overthrow OF ons who
prssunss 10 their wsy heaven. and, moreover,
has in the the natural ally OF Powers opposed
10 their friendly Russia. But Il Is novelty that
people SLOVENIAN b.ood adncrlng to the Roman
Catholic creed should give 20 tncr sympathios tor
the Gar 20 the OF becoming indifferent tho
Pope A phenomenon OF this nature Is nov manifest
3ng itssif among the Cxecls q Bohemia and although
confined Leaders VI the national party, yet from
suthoriy they excrcs and tno pecuiiar rigncance
susc,si .ssn.aon. tho fo,owing Is from the Prague
Nosoda Llsy the principal organ of ribo hitherto
supposed 70 DO exclusively AND fanatsaiiy Catholic
cumS evsrswhere Among ihe Gzscnans Rome has main.
s.asa ~ enpor. rule snls, THROUGH ae .cncordat and
our poiiscsl rhis Waite The emr'osnea, Of Lam IN tho
Bosh these instruments OF ouan secular power must b.
sbroken- Ihe Latin tongue more especaiy has played
Shs national scissoaic churca Insu,aied ~ The holy
.smss ,ao rn IN .saos aud ss eess MIA
she idea o. asonsiis the continued use Of Latin incou
s.hsd and Is knocslns tbs gates o. Rome
sss Along the ralh O. eu,urs and eSi sa,en ua-ns'
the Church founded by St Cyril ana Msihodcus d
che orthodox ssabsame existing In Russia aad among
Ths vuth Sciavonan II IA the particular de-
Uomnason cherished By the CxschAn nation asts there
an BE- doubs the import Of their prediction.
same paper IA an article on tne Coucorda, should In
weigh against hs nvcterzte ambon OF Rome and Tue
pupcrusious Power which burned alived the Cxecian
Huss and forced 20 May sansunary esittss upon
forsfashsrs." Al when y The moro rsnarkabs from
she national party IN bohema hav this bssn
81 bat identiued With the Uitrnmontanss shsrs How.
eves, The masses viii b scarcely v hurry v adopt
nhess hercsioal visws
The reverse OF this picture ID offered II The atstuds az
ne Poisa Inc only friosda Of the Pope In The scavs
family. Catholicism being ramsay Of their hopes
in tho struggle againss ths Hereditary enemy Of their
racs shs Pope ana all thaS touches Pope dear 70
rssu~t Of an aric1s In the ,rncow csas;--
what France hes do 70 vndicste tho nvo,Absv Of
the Convention bsarng hsr signature. This duss whcn
Aoner imposes ~ me s@ms me dsmanded ~ her
Will join Prussia In the nsxi and hold
thousand Freechncn In cheek. while with Rome her
fnundsse southern Germany ~ inr 81
chs aud hight the hrsi hatue on Prussan sot
rsoccapyns Home ought . o. thai al spperansy isa
turned aud should hasten v avail herself Of Without
In the imagination of the Poles Frsuch.A ussrlaa
great deveopment Of European politics. noswithssand-
ing oil that has transprsa 10 render mpfobabla On
their hopes are nxed the lest anchor " which they
uan cling aud ~ ths only standard they judgs whss-
ever eakss piaoe A D. 1867. They are, indeed acute
enough 70 percetve that Louis Napoleon will perhaps
md zoo hazardous "a srsy thef wishes; bat 10
Themselves for shs undesirable alternative tbey
Sain N prophecy that resolves amounting "a the final
sstincsioa Of their fsrvsus ionginss cannot BE- aksn
without involving Napoleon IN q weak and pss)iaui-
snuua uolicv prccurnorv fall