The New York herald., 1872-07-07
discipline 30 reused the Emperors Indignation that
he n onca consented IN IN vin0


The nrst draft, framed in the Federal Council
proposed to deprive Ill German Jesuits OF their
citizenship, and provided for a tribunal OF seven
Judges to which such as might feel Injured by this
measure might appeal. The Emperor should have
the right to select, from judges OF the Supreme
Court, the president and three members OF said
tribunal, and the Federal Council was to select
was strongly opposed by Prussia In the said Coun-
cl. Then Bismarck ordered his frien1 and plant tool
the Privy Councillor and con iervatve leader Deputy
wagner, to Varzin whence the att n returned with
full Instructions which led to the adoption OF o bill.
the shortest which ever emanated from the Federal
COunci, ana whlch simply placed the Jesults, their
rights OF dOmice and citizenship, at the mercy Of
the police. In introducing this bill the Reichstag
Herr Friedberg. OF the Federal Council, attempted
to account for its crude state by calling 10 tempo
rary measure, to be followed by further enactments
thoroughly regulating the Jesuit question. One
objection likely to be made against this bin he
would meet fOrthwith-viz, that this bill was aimed
against the Catholic Church and Its interests. Pre-
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ORDER OF JESUS
the Catholic Church, ia all It's splendor, had ex.
blotted out the Order, and II now nOurishes IN
countries whose secular laws and constitutions
still uphold the pIOhbitOn hence the Order OF
Jesus must not for moment be identified with the
Catholic Church. As the nature OF this BILL touch
Ing m ore or less on matters OF conscience aud con-
victton will be apt to stir p Olound contrasts or
feeling, he would recommend that the discussion
be allowed to proceed on a purely objective basis
tized it as direct violation OF the rights
the last twenty Ave years not single trespass on
the laws had been proved against the Society OF
Jesus It was now proposed to try ana condemnit
auce raised In Jesuit colleges had fought and bed
Tor Germany IN IN the IN late war or acted as - samar All
patriated. This bin threatening distinct class
Of individuals. also includes, in loose and
does not say who are the persons referred to- 1t
prOscribes entire classes OF society, as was done
men esteemed for their virtue and usefulness as
outcasts. You are asked to grant another dicta-
sO. 9ce to tns who e.n nos long as
can rely upon the constancy OF this statesman,
has decided inclination to pick up his friends
who have lived in exile. It is the same with his
diplomacy. Arm and arm with Austria he marched
waited Intimate relations with Napoleon the Third.
He also tried to approach Us, the Catholic or Cen
Rir Hs S sns SS ts %s yns
friendship OF the Jesuits; but he also knows that
they are somewhat wary and not inclined TO become
your alliance with the Chancellor an ev sriasng
This speech, which lasted over two hours, brought
out an explanation from the Penipotcntiary Of the
Federal Council to the congregations affiliated to
the Jeauts. These are according to said explana-
Ignorantines or School Brothers Of La Sale, the
former under Roman, the latter under French
auspices.
Deputy Wagner, the intmus of Bismarck, now
secured the floor. The remarks Of the previous
speaker made 1t unnecessary lor him to adhere to
the POmeranian prOverb-"SeldOm excel your OppO-
nent In pOliteness, never in rudeness." II was
ridiculous to speak OF this bin as endans
German liberty All measures are justiflabe a.
a society which demands absolut' obedience ir m
members, destroys individual will, and exacts ia
adherents the pnssiveness OF corpses. (Cres es
the centre, "Just as in the army.'o l have 1fes
accused OF mlsquOting: but whenever these
temen pointing to the CathOcs) wish to su
or deny anything by their Church literature lr
have two interpretations cut and dried and l4.e
use Of each as .the case demands. ! am ch srca
with being the moutbpiece OF the Chancellor anC
It is said that and my friends have declared aa
LEAVE BISMARCK IN THE LuRcH.
Both OF these charges lies. As for myf
would have gone far beyond this bill had we MOI ea
promised more stringent measures In the I.
The realm is at war with Rome, and this bill pre-
claims the state Of siege. General sensa pi.l
War has been decreed against us by the vafioan-
our friends You have been well treated In ceg
many, and In return you conspre with F.. .ocJ
and OF Italy and Austria. These facts stan "a.
corded in the political memoirs of'the Chance lors
department: Gerany does @ no. erst 9nderrate H.
| would be the commencement OF her defeit
openly declare that the Catholic Church ia moi goy
the the N Jesuit General Pater Ricci himsel II
Of Chateaubriand French Ambassador g
the Holy See. The government. IT. II oas
| vinced that Rome does not mean peace tn lals
and rude rejection Of Cardinal HoheDl0he star b.
strong proof OF the fact. Your allusions to 's
Of Inc positions. Your. vituperatlcns agains thf
bill deserve qualification which withhold
out OF respect for the chairman.
The debate proceeded in this sledge-haI
style, as Deputy Windthorst (Mappen), who
obtained the noor Is not one Of taose who rinsi
expressions: wagner" said he, has, IN hls wn
name and that OF those Tor whom he seem 90
| thOrized to speak, declared
WAR TO THE KNIFE
against US and great portion OF the Catholics Nt
| AaStr unI Iara hX ntriC a N ntn( klnr
| belongs to Caesar and unto God what IL Gods. buf
II you brusquely declare war to us war you iaw
havei But don't say that we commenced the ifi Il.
| You date the conflict from the Vatican C0unci tla
find its cause in the Syllabus and the Ency,
Church and State had already appeared in the b
IMAM sanctdn. Our internal questions do not 1i
Germ you and Deputy Wagner should have lea
this from his master In Varzin, VINO has expr
acknowledged that the intalibility dogma p
nothing to do with the State. The difficulty q As
from the victories over Austria and France, vtif
gave rise to the idea OF founding Protestant y
pre and completing the work OF retorma
Wagner said that the Jesuits, and not the Cat
Church, were attacked. Such is not the case > y
then Wagner Is not his own master, and i
speak as he Is bid; president simson dec
Windthorst went on:-YOu ike to hear 1t said ~.
| Germany marches at the head oI civilization
| this attempt at expeing useful citizens, men siD
have sacrificed Lille and health for their COUNT ;
d ed OF exemplary civzntionY IL seems like sf
ing the Paris COmmune; there the Jesuits were W ~.
and don't know whether that is not mlldsr
tence than banshing OF them forever rom ~
native soil. (4ivey applause In the centrel itt
fact that all great minds, from Henry H;in ty
Humboldt, have never feared the Jesuit5. The
tleman speaking in behalf OF the Federal Coo at
told us that they meant Redemptorists and lNft
rantines, the male congregations affiliated t. I
Jesuits Both are altogether different orders. my
only similarity between them is that they are en-
CathoIics AS he laid stress upon the word nlais
he may have some measure In his pocket ag, is
female congregations. The ultimate object ~ q 'H
to be to sever the Catholics from the Pope an
establish National Church.
Deputy vOelk (Bavaria) held that all these
gers had been plainly indicated previous, to
Ecumenical Council, and that Bishop Ketteler
on his knees asked OF the Pope to avert
Now they there and cannot he accuss
having commenced the strife. II not daDger0
peace, why has the Jesuit order been repea
expelled rom different cOuntriesY IL IL openly a.
in france that alliances must be formed Will "A
Jesuits in Oh der To take