The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-09
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Cardinal Cullens Denunciation Of Victor
Emanuel and Louis Napoleon.
The King Of italy Worse than a Hypocrits-
Louis Napoleon False Friend-Ths
Downfall Of the Emperor When
His Star Began to Wane.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

t@4s r.. n-s LONDON, Oct 8, 1870.
Cardinal Cullen's letter on The Italian question
violently condemns the sacrileSious revolutlonsts.
Victor Emanuel, Garibaldl Mazzinf, Napoleon and
Ernst Renap come IN Tor large share Of the eccle-
siastlcaI censure The Cardinal takes different views
Of the actions Of the King OF Italy than those taken
by Cardinal Manning. He dcnounces the King as
downright hypocrite, and sometimes even s@
WORSE THAN IiYPocRITE.
When about TO assail Rome, the King wrote to his
Holiness saying he addressed him with the affection
OF a son, the faith OF u Catholic and the soul OF
king and an Italian. This hypocritlcal profession
was made at moment when his Ministers
were sending troops TO Rome with orders to
throw bombshells into the Vatican where the Pope
resided. thus exposing his life TO the greatest dan
ger, and thus making the move to deprive his Koli-
ness OF everything he possessed and reduce him to
state OF captivity. Could insolent hypocrisy or bru
tally be carried to greater Other parts OF
the letter call the King a robber and express the
conviction that Divine vengeance viii yet oyertake
so unjust and unscrupulous persecution Of the
Pope.
THE CARDINALS OPINION or LOUIS NAPOLEON.
In relation to Napoleon the Cardinal says that 1t IS
disagreeabe to say anything against fallen great
ness, especially when IL has not been unfrequenty
exercised in the cause OF justice and OF religion.
However, 1t Is now knownby all that success aban-
doned the arms Of Napoleon Ill. and tnat wisdom
left his counsels since he began 10 seek the ruin OF
the Pope's authority. &H#5s
HIS STAR COMMENCED TO wANE
In 1859 and 1860, when ne nrst openly abandoned
the Pope. since then his policy has miserably failed
in Mexico, Germany Turkey and in the East. In
1852 still pretending friendship Tor Rome, he en-
couragcd the Sandman government to seize the
greater part Of the States OF the Church. and guaran
tho.
property. Since then, In spite Of the condemnation
Of the Holy See he proclaimed his adhesion to the
Revolutionary principles of the French infidels or
1889, and boosted he had Inscribed them ON his
banners. a,.eett- tAtA
THE PRESENT WAR
When undertaking the present war with Prussia
ne betrayed more openly his evil designs against
the Holy See. At the beginning Of the present con-
nct he ordered the few troops he had in the Papal
States to return home, thus abandoning his Holiness
to the mercy OF the man who since 1859 has been
endeavoring by the most wicked means. to get
POSSESSION OF ROME
and strip the Holy See OF the few remains OF the ter
ritory 1t retained. The action was made more
reprehensIble, inasmuch as when Spain, Austria and
other Powers offered to assist the Pope Napoleon
refused to permit these governments the vindicaton
Of an honor which he reserved to himself alone,
and threatened them with war should they send
troops 60 Rome.
LATE EVENTS. a
What has lately happened to the Emperor is
known to the whole world. After preventing others
from assisting the Pope. after urging Victor
Emanuel TO seize the States Of the Church, after
abandoning the Holy Father to his enemies he HIM
self abandoned, and his empire fell as suddenly
as that Of Belshazzar when the handwriting became
visible upon the walls.
Nice and Savoy Not Wnnted-OmcIaI Tiaurcs
ss Of the Plcbiscite. W
LONDON, Oct 8, 1870.
The Italian government has formally repudiatcd
any design looking to the remuneration OF Nice or
Savoy
The result OF the plebfsctuna in the Roman States
is officially published as follows - t
For Italian unity. IL, 366
AKaluSI LOOT
Majority. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II, 1858