, 1870-05-21
MAKING ROME howl.

hAAlHN bUME dVHL.
The del4,te on everything else except
the rroprietv o! sending q Miaister to
Rome. which sprung up in tho House on
Thursday. on the motion to provide, in the
Appropriation hill, for Minister Resident
s, that city, presented the House with one
of its first opportunities to grapple with
question worthy Of its leather. True, the
ceurse If debate did not require any metn-
Acr to show whether he knew anything |
about the e1pediency of sending a Minister |
to Rome. But a1r. Banks opened the argu-
ment by the strong point that, if Congress
Of The AMERICAN people would regard its |
action as intentional" He evidently rs |
s,,ued that, if the House should do anything |
wise, it must be done unintenhona1ly. If |
.l1. Banks could be satisfied, as Chairman
Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, that
the mission or omission Of Rome could |
happen "by chance, the usual wBy,"
lc would approve it But any symp-
tom OF premeiitation or design On
the par, Of Congress would, he thought,
shock the moral sense OF the people "He
did not wish anything to be done intan-
tional1y-" He ne1t proceeded to argue that
great religious convulsion was approach
ing ut Rome. and We needed Minister
1heFe 10 report H. " ola no' oeeot ~ -Ai'
Banks fhht our government eAeo no H'se
tos rel'sloas CONFUSION az non'e
tLan for revival of religion in Abysiunia
th't IL" state 10 "n1en our Minister "oa4a
I've 6e'1t woulo mol DC toe 1'otnan Satnonc
ehusen' ot "h'cn toe rope Il tae spiritual
Lead. "ut the Altie p:helpanty canea tne
ststes o1 'ne ehoten' OF WHICH, 1,te1'o""
's 'be temporal po1enta'e ano tlae 'ne
lohes'on eh aAm'stef "ouio pe' no' ~ ae'
hs spy "t Pnonoefapoet !" tne topes re-
hs'e'ss cohseh11ons, out SIMPLY 70 WHICH
over LIE faeh's OF american clt'zens ~
i'ome' IN" Aft " AHo" tncs "e'e W.
ia3ea' lhe seai question was. oo'u .n.s
lie done etaeient'5 ~ .oasai' OK uia
neeu a minister Aeslaens !" eoo1aon'
pom tn1s 4uest'on, IN 4 ne1ce ano CO.
qutnt diScassaon WHICH consumed tne ~nole
Gay. moi single member uttered word'
eliEer lntentlonaA!, OF, as AI- banks ae-
nanded. uninientionally-
At' Dawes objected to the m'ssann to
A''mt, farccnt heavy On the 1fome), US
needless, Nr. BROOKS begged Ar. Dawes
~ oignore hls Puritan convictions and 1elig-
iuns education, for the purposes OF thus
bill, ns he (Af. Brooks) had done, and CONC
out larger man- Mr.. Bingham stetnly
rebukesl Afr. Brooks, for entering to the
Catholic vote, and delivered mastery ora
tiou, well-ca1culated to cater to the Protes
tant vote. He particularly informed The
House 1hat some Of the Protestant statua1J
uow at the Capitol, cut out of the sole
marble, by the deathless Miss Winnie Ream
and other pure Protestant stone-cutters,
vas long way ahead Of anything IN thai
Lac thlt Michael Angelo. or Phidias, or any
other Roman Catholic or Grscian rnytholo
Eist ever dreamed OF. He also informed
the House. in the most thrilling and con
yincing manner, that the Popes somewha
u,gracefl and stif1y caparisoned Int
known rs ''the mitre," wns Of such cnor
1nou. h.ze that lit came between man an'
his 3I1lher," and 60 prevented the in
hAhitatts Of the Roman Catholi
world from attracting the observation Q
the Deity. Ho* the appointment OF a Min
lister Resident ut Rome would affect the Di
rine vision, III its attempt to discern tn
bodies Of Catholics, A1r. Bingham did nc
explain. Bat be closed with q peroration
in which be assured Congress that, IN
very short time, everybody Who had an
power was going to lose it, and all wh
hadn't any would reign with q crown O
their heads and pal1n in each hand" an
things generally were to be 'to,hc. end III
This brought down the House, rs the do
trlue that everything is wrong end fir
is very poru1ar.
NJ. Coyuiae demonstrated that a Minist,
ought not 10 be sent to Rome. bv citing II
fact that, when Brooks led tho Emo,
Nothiurs out Of Ecypt. Covole did Il
Aaron to Brooks Moses. He also clnirn
ila. Brooks was abandoning his dutcs rs
legislator to his pr;vata interests as 81
ner. and seemed deep.y impressed with t
CONNECTION that, if sending Minister
Rome would enurc to the salvation
brooks. such consommatiop would be
ca,jed az Democratic victory, and no
,x>ro,.ia,ion therefor should be made,
Mr.. voorhees, denied Mr., Dawes right
Rep1e,en.atiye To vote on this auestis
IN .l,e elevated moral ground TINT. as
r.stutatiye of a witch h-butuiue md O
1s..,,s.inc commonwealth his :
would be nctuated by hostility 10 the Tor
we1l-l1,owu iufnlibi!itr. Mr.. voorh
proved that it stood to reason to sent
Minister to Rome, because tint CITY was
originator Of the only dead Language !
living as well as the home OF Julius Caa
aud his nephew Augustus md Of Ma,
Tul1ius Cicero. Lest this reason might
deemed lv honorable members TO h
grown stale hy two thousand years keep
he cl.ucEed the argument for sendin,
Minister TO Rome, by the fact that
couus-7 press Of Inaiana were IN favor
negro suffrage.
Slr, Bingham demanded to know
vhat authority he was to be
MED admittanco to tho mans
Of hiss for want of charity to
Irish. He then nnd there gave his cor
TIM, residents Of the city Of Eomc sh
believe in the Catholic Church, hui ho
MED tLnt Congress should send Min
to Rome, in view OF tho many theolo
oi'' i,oaf uu'uy 1.N ~ honrs
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