The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-12
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called mine, waa whally different IN
tenor. This was tbe bill which
Wagener brought dpwu here Tor me
20 look NJ, and which ! told lin he
might call mine. II SIMPLY gave
me powcr 10 proceed according to
my own discretion with the Jesuits
to expcl thcm il ! saw dt, or to
let them alone II | pleased. No
doubt bad the Jcsuits and ] been al
lowed TO settle onr owo qnarols !
should have pleased to lie. them
alone"
A laugh here went round tho Ia
bic, IN which the Prince joined.
"Ah. yes; our good friends in the
Parliament were too wise for us.
They saw through our Transparent
designs. What, was it !, Of all Min.
isteri, Who nsked for moro absolute
power Rtill Internationally vested in
me? For what lid | AJAX il but to
hold up tho rod in threatening to
the Catholic priests and bishops, to
coerco them into an alliance in which
while they sustained mo, | sLonld
rive them something N return! This
would rot do--and then broke out
the cry, ringing from cast to west,
accusing me Of %insineeriy -(anolher
laugh)--and demanding that the
Parliament should take independent
steps. Tho excitement was skill
iulls fanned--l did not care to allay
it-~aud the consequence was the
passage Of the haw againet the votes
only Of the Catholics, the Progress.
sists and the Democrats"
mo one Is more sensible than !
am, continued the Chancellor, "of
all lat this bin means; ! am much
more sensible OF il than were the
wise men who9urged its passage, 1t
Is folly to deny that the law Is not
an outrage on that fantasy, 'consii.
tuiional liberty 1t ~proscribos and
cxpatriates a class Of persons for no
lircet otlonss but simply for what
they believe aud teach. The Pro.
sressists ind the Democrats saw
whit 1t meant, but their voices were
drowned. The latter saw in the
law a weapon that may be used
against themselves, Fhcy are quite
rs announcement TO IFS rs the Jesuits
ever could he--mneh more inconvc-
nleut thnu the Josuits ever were:
they are unpopular; they wicld some
powcr-morc than you Undressing
an officer presently imagine; why
should We not prescribe them also,
one Of these Cue days, having this
excellent precedent in yiew?s
The Prince here paused for d while
and one Of the company remarked
that 1t was rather strange how quiet
~ the Jcsuits had obeyed the hw.
Had they cared to resist or evade it,
said he, they easily could have done
SO, Suppose they we're eicctcd--no
country is obliged to keep them;
they might be brought back to Ger
many, whore they possess native
rights, and the Government could
be compelled TO receive them, 10
this anotbc' replied that che Jcsuits
had no noed to be obstinate; large
aud convenient castles had been Of
fcred them on the German border.
they could settle there and do as
much mischief IA il still residing in
Germany. Or, the Pope might have
declared the German province Of the
otler dissolved, IN which ease the
membeys would have instantly stood
above The law; or they might have
done, as a few Of them have done at
Ra,isbon, leave the order and re-
main as private men, invested with
otherwise the same attributes, plus
the halo Of martyrdom; they might
leave us in eessocks and lecture 10
plain clothes. Tie Jesuits, how
ever, have done none Of these things;
they have submitted with wonderful
compliance, always under protest,
but oheying the law.
Here the Prince again took the
lead in the conversation:
"Their resignationi is probably not
very sincere said he, ''but it il as
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