The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-11
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1srans -Four Doilsss rsr Annana, ii Advances.

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affair at once, Satisfied with his success, fhe
| lawyer returned and communicated enc 3sssre
OF his mission to the disconsolate brothera
who were iEapatiently awaiting his comiua s
Turn We now 70 the ehureh where tho Inn
portant mass Is to be said It Is early dawn az
the following day; the saeristans are sc their
work, preparing for the masses that are coI,
tinually said from daybzeal to midday. They
to attend the first mass said in their ohrrcis
that day, but are laboring assiduously In mr.
ranging the yestments, and the ciiaiices. and
the lights, and tho rest Of the church furniture,
when they are aware Of znest unseasonai,le
rolling and rambling of carriage wheels about
their church door. Anon, in march the GVFfsa
gnard, armed with sword and haibert, and sta
ton themselves In goodly array mp che centre
OF the nave; and NOW appear the prelatea an
the Pope's household, clad in their rich t1nrnls
robes then 10 seen the silver cross Eleanflsg
aIoft, and last appears Pope Plus with HIS be-
nignant smile and his graceful STEP He has
come to say mass in the church, aud he amva II
the first, and he olaims the legacy for his own.
And then he sumnoned the TIVE brothers to his
presence and he told them what he had done.
and concluded by presenting the whole and
entire Inheritance to than, 70 be equally ili-
allow him to appropriate one Hundred crown
70 certain charity in Rome, for the snnDoY,f -
aged widows; and very little demnr made
bade tAem ge nj peace, ana mot 10 forget 20 Is
tasnaElA Qe The RqQr ard nsEsll 8
work. Rome was In q feraEr1A. and while
shouting A,IIarrat for Pins TX r. tho cry was
also heard, 9 Down with fhs JesuitsN
Omthe Goth Of February, PiHs IL. reviewed
the civic guard All was, however in fer
ment. Every day brought exciting news. On
the 29th Of january . ccnati tuition was granted
Mt Naples; on the Ath Of February, ct Turin
ON the 18th of the Same nionth ut Florence.
Then came the tidings that q republi was pre-
,ciaimed at Paris Under the ifnpulse Of these
political movements the senator Prince C0xs
sini, accompanied BY the members sf the mani-
eipality, presented himseif before Pope Pins to
demand the establishments of representative
government. Plus xeplieds q The events which
not only follow, but come headiong, sufficiently
explain the demand which you, senator, make
in the name of the council and ntagsatrncy Of
Rome. All know that ana constantly 0ecu-
pied with the affair of giving the gaxeTnment
/ O form most in accordance with actual wants.
/ All know the difficulties which besst him who
/ unites in his person tive great dignit8s. What
| in purely secular government can be done In
4 u night cannot be accomplished in the pontifa-
nation. Yet Ihope within o few days to conf
plete the preliminary laboTs, and fay before
! you the result, which viii meet the desires of
| all reasonable men. May God bfsps my
thefelsyy W. east myself at tho font The
crucifix, to thank heaven tor all the events
/ which he has permitted to Como TO pass, and !
4 shall be even more sntlsfied as head OF the
Universal Church than as prince, Ii but they
rebound to the greater glory of Cod
4 By yielding after other soyereigrs, and when
LEX. yielded less than any of them.
LOmbardy and Venice having reyoltcds and,
Z backed by Sardinia, ninde war oalAnstrias al
4 was in a ferInent, and Pope Plus saw HE terri
tory about 70 be invaded lsy all. He resolved
4 to send an army of seventeen thousand snen &c
protect the frontiers of She PoIftiAcaf Statee
as declaration Of war against Austria, and
n enthusiastic meetings were held, In which
GavazEi and other priests Of hie atastp. whose
| subsequent career showed how little II Cafs0-
mos impassioRed and frenzied appeals.
! The crowd fs last preceeSied To tie QuiFinni
! and asked that the pd.sa alidnld hlesa ffe stan
dartiR of Italian iRdependence. The Pope re
! fuses. Minister of God of Peace, 4 cannot
bless the firebrands that may set al Europe II
hames.P
became Prime Minister of Plus l3.y with TIN
, departments of the interior and finance Car
! dinal Soglia still remained SECRETARY Of state
Cardinal VizarflelH, Minister of Puhlic 1flstrIc
tion, the Advocato Cicognani, Minister Of Graci
i and Justice, Montanari, Minister of ConhmeFce
I Rianano Minister of Public w oxlSe md of Wax
! Forseeing, doubtless, thlss he would have ha
4 | q short time to devote 10 the service Of Ga
I Pope, Rossi, during two rnonths, displayed tn
4 greatest activity. He conceived o plan for
/. Civil reorganization OF the Roman Statesi an.
i. negotiated with Naples, FlcTenee and 3Fr1l
q | the basis of q confederation OF italian States
: defensive In its character, and NOS stleh AS u
l. its aggressive nature, would erelnae tae Sch
= lonce paffonality and established forms WIS q,
4 idea 81 PINK X who saw - it the aurest ram
Z part against foresgn Influences fq t5Tssnlay 3
: = TTSS-o7r3inn Piedmont cIafnlad the kOacf 3
II this idea Fjtlt Rossi sho "a thas u ed -
- caasiVely 60 tile Pope. He Bat the tioo
= lSlesigue Of pledlaion arg he1 ~ eqt tnsf {
q Irse tho fsF III 9roef tg ~ "a
. tirsst u Italy. Sub 4ens owe ~ pt5S Cd II
4 forssikaff 138 efos u b tsf & u fse6,S
4 II cross slis pee d q sle ~ q szQ tasssl
= debt the Church property having, a. In God
= Judgment il always does, bronght TO those VII
y seized it debts instead Of wealth.
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