Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-03-15
FoD1ITDAnLB EUR0PEAN OOALT.
TTON.
From the New York Herald.

from the New YORK Herald.
BRUSSELS, Feb. u, II.
Europe is literally In 3 stats Of fusion.
Il reminds one Of the oauldron Of the
BoFcsrsss IN G0the's IFaust'-aome imps
are standing round stirring up the infer.
nal potion, while others endsavor to
draw near, deslrous Of their share. The
unengsged princely and royal aspiranta
are the imps, who are doing their ut
most Ia politics, In order, in their turn,
70 fah in the cauldron Of Europeau COM
plicationB, into which Bismarck has
plunged, pell-msll. royalty, Seudai abso-
lutists, constitutional, democratic, dem.
agogicai and even soeialistic pripcipiesa
r o isft b the chsnce Of the fork or
sword=all Is there. But in order to ap-
proach the permission Of the German
Chancellor Il necessary, who is about tp
prove that be Waa nos toC rash when he
exclaimed, why speak TO me Of Eu.
rope? That no longer exists. There is
bus Prussia. n this chaos Of doubt 5
great fact, deserving general attentions,
eomeo prominently into the foreground
--the hostile and fortunate.
RETURN or oATHoLIc1sH.
Il was believed to have been over
thrown, not indeed ss a dogma, but Is s
political party. The fsll Of the tempor-
Il power Of Papacy Esas believed to have
caused its Snnihilation in fatal and ir-
rstTievsble manner. But, oh! suFprisei
The clerical party hSs nsvsrshOWn more
forcibly its protean character u was
IL Belgium, as is well known, that the
fall Of the temporal power Of the Pope
c0incidea with the return Of the CathO.
lies TO power. Six or seven months
have elapsed since that time, and to-day
the clerical and leEitimist party is rising
from its Gepulcker II France, ID holding
Up its head, and takes its place IS g liV.
ing party with which We shall have to
deal. It may well be compared with
the resurrection Of Lazarus.
THE LEGT1IsTs AND TIP CATHOLIC
POWER.
Who could have believed that the
WitheTed lilies which had bsen piopely
plsced among relics BY few noble Ia
dies Of Fauburg St. GeFmain would have
been again made TO blossom2 One can
not FOR q moment hesitate on this score.
All those now in France who have re-
turned within the folds Of the principles
Of the Legitimlst party are Catholics
and upholders Of the temporal power.
They. had no other choice but Bonapsrt-
ISM or Legitimatisn, ineSmueh e they
have no more hope from the OrleRnists
than from the Republican,.
BISHOP DUPANLoUP's LEFTEE.
The advice given, without the sid Of
PrIssiSn bayOnets, By MonsigneuI Dup.
anIoup, Bishop Of Orleans, Ia his letieF %
the electors, was: BE united in q great,
wide sentiment Of patriotism. WFest
our country from the abyga into which
she has sunk; give to youzselVeBat last
an uncontsstea Government, founded
upon order and upon principles Of right;
and, that i may no longer be the play
thing 0f revolution, conciliate authority
with liberty
q FRANCE BELGIUM AND GERMANY.
And it is not only in Belgium and
France that q trEnsitory revival, or, to
use 3 French idiomatic expression.
,Lfete de Ia Sc. MaYtiJse' OF Cstholfci0n
may be seen. A positive phenomenon
is now taking place In Germany. It Is
scarcely necessary, imagine, to recall
to mini that the principal elements in
the obstinate resistance met With by
Prussia in her absorbing pHojeots Of Ger
man uni6catioh wd5 the Catholic ele-
ment. It has been witnessed with
Whist tenscity the Catholics Of Bavaria
TO The very last the buIWark Of
BaVarisn Independent -nOtWit ithstand-
ing tho breach caused BY the diplomacy
Of bismarck and By the strategic bull.
lets Of General MOltke. Well, By auevo-
luton asuuforeseen - it is siRnidcSnt,
the BavaTian ultramontanes are on the
point, II they have not done so already,
Of going over, bAg and baggage, % the
csEap OF the Protostant Emperor VIII
liam I Of PruGaia.
THE BAYARIAE uLTRA1EOETAEEs.
The chief Of Bayarian ultramon-
tanes, the Jealous defender cf iilfalibility
The uncon1nromising adversary Of Prus.
3ian, M. JoerR, has Just written, in the
Efstoriodl and Co 50lic ReVislB, publish
ed by HIM s regular manifesto, entitled
The Last Days Of Bavaria Mrs JoerR,
who had fought both verbally and with
the pen against the entry Of BaVaris ia.
tOfhe German Confede deration, is now
going over 20 the enemy, aud literally
'le nlGRche zpres Ia e0qnes.i,- =
BE says. Since the King, the Govern
meut and the Chamber have eoWeFdly
abdicated; since they threw th emselFes
into the arms OF Prussia, let us demand !
and proc lain the divorce. Let us have |
10 view nothing but our Catholic inter-
esas Experience proves flsy sre bet. f!
ter protected, better sheltered nom Yio- |
lence IN Prussia than ia any other Ger
man State annexed 70 the Coufsdera-
ELon' Let us earnestly rally around the |
hmPerer aRa the Empire BShsle, an