The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-05
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two hundred millions Of Catholics revere,


who V. two hundred millions Of Catholics revere,
=, VICAR OF CHRIST EARTH. AnO
HIS very lowllness and silent subnlse
urge us with teAJo.d ieIvor 10 pler
Is ne TIE uistlfber OF me W0r ,,en 10 VT .onp
framed The coners oil Lis : i IN ms b,.nalf
nat.Unsy Ec "a AeaceY ,.,a q
plo.aacY 10 add pruviDr ,oncs M MAKE War IN
surviving 10 establish a senv Nv ~ a. ~
Sra me a a., se'soa' ,es 10 ms domneMs Is he
80 ,sns a dynasty or entnrVnc a .amlly
MEM ,"u st WHO iiots in depy.u hery, or n
.sspes7 ms people o 40 70, n, me &c wide iae
>W ponuns H. Is among
TIE nUMBI.EST OF MEN,
.aFerRhle in years, his dag anu nights are passed
"a ia.tlng and prayer nc Is HE republican iuon-
orch, owing his sovereignty not TO hetedlay piigI
leaes, bus elected Tor ms pety and virtue w .ae
nas. lie is me only prince with whom the num-
best peasant may have aulence, ana ne hoius ms
pos,essons ia rust transmit .hem 10 the stranger
10 MS blood who wiii oe ms success or On asceuu-
ing tue fapal throne ne, IKE another hienzi,
sIoye TO give the largest lioerty 10 home anu was
rev aroed by knile ol the assassin piercing
the heart OIL his fIi.ne Minister Ills cniei city Is
the rom every cline, Wheie every stranger
tees at honle lie IS the rcscuer oil ancient, the
patron OF modern arr ana the Custodian OF the most
precious relics o. Literature. HIS mission Is TO AID
the poor, n spread cnary among all people, TO re-
srain wee, advance vftut, disseminate learning
VITA piely ana save inuorial sous. nut there are
es. ecia reasons why we Anerican5 should protest
against the wrong done inc
FATHER OF THE FAITHFUL.
We quarrel not win nations because their forms
OF government diner IRON our own, Tor despoic
RUSSIA Is AulerieuS Ar4ueat nIcndi ySt we EAmci-
cans, rom lu.lOst neails are welded 10 Tree
institutions, we acknowledge alcg aHce TO no tenn
porai pomef aaa ge5 - b 'e we ensau The ill.,
,ry rope that the chufcn Hseil may sc nue.
pendent hef "a our ,o'ea aI, "n nr ~
c.ue.t. oar hierarchy, the uAtranellei cnolcc OF
The tioy fatnef, has ever oeen COMPOSED oi pure
mii taaE oar bishops ana accnbishops Slal henee-
1ofn owe tneis appointments to tie
SUBJECT OF AN ITALIAN KlNG2
No; We want no KING nor nooie, nor foreign ln-
tercessor 70 stand between ua ami the
SPIRITUAL HEAD
o. the Catholic Church. But TO be told that the
peopie acme nave voted against The goyernnen5
tle Popel answer, VIII any OF my countrs men
cali thai anu olr election Carried at me point
OF the uayonet pY the head oi an advancing army
maintain tEat the government OF me rope IN
Rome exact keeping with The genius OF AHlerl-
cen institutions. WY is u tnat our sovernnent Is
located IN tue District Of Columbian Why - lt
that our national constitution deprives CHI
zens living there OF voice Ill tue selec-
denies them tiAG which is the very esseace
OF republicanism-the rght 10 vote Tor representa-
yves 10 ,ougressy IL is because our Chez Magis-
traie in the discharge Of exalted duties. shall
not be oyrrsbadowed ny any power or nabie TO be
imp operly mn enced by The people Of any Com
monwea III, but tnAt he anc Congress may be indie
pendent and supreme, ana act nos for the advan-
ta.e of one 5 atc but for the Common good OF all.
What he District OF columbia Is to the United States
Is Rome to tie Catholic world. WHAT freedom could
the holy Father II subject to one wno migrate
France-France, that made Ita.y u nation and him
her kingS what ireeuom could the Holy Father
"
able to restrain ,s~A~
THE RuFFIAN RABBLE, {"
worse than the bloody revoutOalstS or o9?-ruf1ans
who cry out Tor u dlyslol oil property, who MAKE
heroes Of assassns, whose horrld aim is TO over
throw all government, Danish all religion, ignore
the name OF God ana raise affairs 10 the Goddess or
Reason. WHAT freedom could tle Holy Father have IN
the long years to cOule when already his paiaceS
anu private properly are wrested nom him, religious
orders suppressed, colleges closed, the Catholic
press sieaced ANA Priests ana sisters OF charity
murdered IN the streets OF Rome within the shadow
oil the Natcauf In the oil sacred rights, in
lhe name or our holy religion, in the name OF
heaven 81 this insult To Co.. this crime against
CnrlStenuOm.
Mr. Dougnerty frequently interrupted by ap-
plause, anu when he concluded he was greeted with
an enthusiastic storm of cheers, III which even the
Bishop himself joined.
Several other speakers also addressed the meet
ing, after which
SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE SCENE
ens'led. Judge Campbell advanced to tne tribune,
and In tones which the iptirmities OF age could not
rob or earnestness, though now and then
his voice laltered vita emotion, asked the
vote or the audience upon the protest. There
was q mumentary pause Of unbroKen stiffness and
then unanimous .'ayes' leaped from every mouth
and sweiled into a dedfening volume OF sound that
rang through the galleries and dome with energy
aad power such the Cathedral Ia all lis previous
nix years OF life had Certainly never witnessed.
The Judge announced the vote 10 the Archbishop,
who Immediately Afterwards pronounced me bene
diction. IL vas however, some time ere the people
dispersed.