The New York herald., 1870-06-19
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE 49, 187o-TRlPLE SHEET

to replace some vacancies and that no addition TO
the present corps OF occupation IL expected.
InfniIibiiity ms at Preseut-Pi0 Nouo's Wishes
and Hopcs-When Will the "Wind-up"
Come Ito "Take the Resp0nsibility y'-The
American Observation-Disclosures spalding
aud Mannina-America and Jerusaiem-
"Divine Right Of Kings" Nowhers-Canadn
in Manly Elort-Archbishop kenrick's
ROME, June 4. 1870.
With reference to the infability question: you
may rest assured OF the Pope's resolution to have the
fathers here until they dispose OF 1t. lie said ON
Monday last that he hoped they Gathers would be
able to end 1t on the 29th OF June" bishop
remarked to him that 1t was not possible to finish 1t
by that time The Pope remarked that IL not, by
the end OF July or, at the fartnest the 10th of
August.
The Pope knows, as does any one else, that there
Is a majority OF the bishops in favor OF the dogma.
The minority however, represent great and impor-
tant dioceses II Is not the custom to pass dogmas
by mere majority and the Pope wants the dogma
passed as near unanlmity as possible. When he
nnds that the minority must yield, not being in
spired TO vote on side by the Holy Spirit he Is de-
termned to assume the responsibility, and by the
aid OF majority vote declare himself infallibe and
all his SUCCESSORS when speaking er cathedra.
The moment he does SO do not be astOnished II
several distinguished bishops OF European and
American countries hand hlm their designations and
mitres. Place rs little confidence az you choose
upon the above, but there are determined men III
tOme, speaking our tongue, who have spent half a
century in the service OF the Church, and who are
thoroughly alive TO the requirements or the times,
and are bitterly opposed TO any further Italian
Juggling. Wnen Plus TX. pr0claims himself inlal-
be The strength OF majority vote, as he intends
TO do, you wiil hear something that will cause no
lltte excitement III England Ireland and the United
states. fOr the present UerOufn sap.
The past SIX sessions OF the Council have been
used by the English speaking bishops.
Archbishop Manning delivered powerful ana
beautiful speech III layOr OF the dogma. Bishop
Varet, OF Florida followed him IN opposition.
Archbishop Spalding Of Baltimore, made poor
speech IN support OF Aannlngs Views
Ihe Patriarch OF Jerusalem spoke long ana ably
In support Of the schema lie was followed DJ Arch
bishop Purcell, or Cincinnati, who made point on
tine patriarch winch ali admitted tO be well tahen
There was little laugh at The expense OF Jerusalem
IL Is admitted ny all that the most truly republican
speech ever delivered IN Rome In this century, or
the Council, delivered on the lst inst In
the course OF his speech III opposition to The doga
he startled some OF the 'Ou fogies" on account
Of Tie Derality OF MS ideas. The ''diyne right of
kingsn he treated as u thing OF the past. lie lear
lessly stated tnat kings were made by the people,
to the use Ol the people, ana not the people Tor
Kings, and that among TIE people, and VIII them
alone rested the sovereign power.
Many OF the cardinals were surprised all the mem
bers attenLvey listened TO the archbishop ana When
he left the Gna0on nurmur OF surprise and esteem
DuZZed throughout tHe qua. Ut. MANNING du-
dressed hlm wien ieavlng, and SAID
"You are, lnleed, MOlseigneur, a true republican,
but you are strong III America to lear any KING
or kings"
The Patriarch of Jerusalem fastened to have a
handshake and 10 admit that MS neglect TO Nil up
the gap his speech was justly noticed Dy the arcn
BISHOP
Archbishop Connolly, of Halifax, on the following
day delivered a mastery protest against the dogma.
This able prelate was educaGed In the Capucnn
College In tnis city, and lS considered one
OF the best SPEAKERS III Rome. lie Is
bg-headed, broad snouidered, high-iOreheaded gen
tleman, with bold features and nOn-like nose and
neck. HIS voice round and full (but stronger)
as Governor seymour's. tie looks majestic In the
anlbon, and wIen he speaks the hall-deaf aobots
and bishops OF Italy hear every syllable he utes.
"DId you near thatf' whispered Bavaraa
bishop to the Scotch .prelate OF Archlcat, Canada,
one day when Archbishop Connolly was speaking.
II do indeed; nope you do One should be as deaf
as lamppost who couldn't have heard Connolly"
replied the Scotch bishop. whose nearing has been
very detective Tor many years.
Inc late pamphlet OF Archbishop Kenrick caused
a great deal OF excitement hore HIS brother
bishops from America are anxious TO hear what he
has 10 say III opposition. He Is considered the most
intense Of ali the bishops in his opposition to the
dogma, ana will enter solemn protest against 1t
that VIII cause many OF the Italians to pause before
taey vote.