The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-01-13

seastmenta And that which was Sacs truly said
q Fsasee may Cow also Se aid With no les trpth
q Gersaany-vhen Germany u tlsquleted EaroPo
came, eo At resl"
ExNrwxD srsreatE TOR rxAIrOStL roWxR
Ms 6hts,Oss expresses decided OPlnlOa ths,
The rial osieS, Of this pollSy Is 10 renew struggle
I feJ the tenPoral power lie ssys;
- should feel les anxiety On this saNlee, haa the
Supreme PcptG trsaky rccoguirea BIS altered pcst.
tioa since the evcnts q iS7O and le language ~
clear II not As emphatic. a. that IN which be has
prescribed mcdgyp civilization. given to EurOPe the
assurance that be would Be no part 70 TIE ~ esisS
llsAmeat BY S,ood aud violence o. the temporal
power q The CaaroA Il Is essy 70 eoncslvc that
BIS personal Senevoleaee no lcss than bis feelings
itaiiao. nust have Inclined him Individually
towards course 50 humane. aud should ada, q /
mlgot DO Il without presumption, 50 prudent
With What appears 10 az English eye lavish prOai
gsii,y, successive italian Governments have made
over The ecclesiastical powers and privileges Of the
monarchy %, 10 the ChareA Of The country for the
revival OF the sneiest, popular and scifSovcrning
elements q rs Constitution, bot 70 the Fspsl chair,
for TIE establishment q ecccsassl asspotisua and
The suppression OttAe last vestys Of Independence
his course 50 aiGeun tori 0svlsuer 70 appreciate,
sonslistoa. bat BY constant sre u deuuuelatlcus
aud eomP'aiutS whea the tore Of these denun-
cations ana Complaints Is compared with TIE Jan.
gvsge Of tbs authorized aud favored Papsl organs
10 The press, aed Of TIE UBnhOpaue party luow
The sole legitimate psrty q the Latin ChurShl
throughout EarcPS Il leads many 70 the rslpfai ard
rcvoltlng eopclusion that thcrc Is = axed purpose
snosS the secret iuspirvrs Of Roman policy to pur,
sue, BY the rad Of forcc, aPon the arrival Of any
hvoraele opPoytuniy, tbs iavorite project o. re-
ercctlng the terrestrial throne Of the Popedom,
even q II can Ouly be rercetea the ashes q the
city and aai3s, TIE whitening bones the people"
Tx rcSSistE ErTScr OF sUcH Az ArrxNrr.
Il Is. be says, almost ridiculous 70 imagine that
such project could eventually succeed; oushb
dissult 70 oyerestjunste the effect which Il ulght
produce In generating and sxasPeratiug strife. Il
might disturb and paralyse she action Of saeh
Governments as might interPose Cor no separate
parPose 81 theis owa, bur ouly with view to the
maintenance or restoration o. the general peace"
aud IN rrsereaee 20 this point Mr. Gladstone turns
once more 70 the Roman Catholics In England. He
says:
III the Court Of Rome really entertaius the
scheme, Il doubtless eoans on the support In every
country Of an 0rSanlzsd and devoted party. which,
when Il can command the scales Of political power
viii promote interfcrencv, aud, when u Is In a I
minority, viii work cor securing neutrality. As the
peace Of Europe msy Be 10 jeopardy, and as the /
duties eyeu Of EuSaud, As one, 70 speak. oi its
couStabulary authorities might come 70 Dc 10 qucs-
tiou, il would Dc most Interesting 70 know the 1
mental attitude Of our Roman Catholic fellow.
eouutUmen in England and Ireland with reference
10 the sabject aud /, seems to be one on which We
are entitled 10 solicit information"
KoNE's HOLD uFoN ruE HIGHEST CLASSES
Before dismissiug the subleet, Nj Gladstone an
eipaies the Inquiry whether these observations are
meant As a recautatiou ard regret and what they
Indicate the policy o. the faturel His answer Is
'uesinet aud plaiu. "of what the Liberal party
las accomplished BY word or deed in establishing
he fall civil equality OF Roman Catholics, regre,
nothing and I recaut nothing" Il Is, be says,
'olitieal misfortune that during the last thirty
Tears the Catholic Church should have acquired an
extension Of its hold upon the highest classes OF
his country. The eouquests have been chiefly
mons women, but the number Of male converts.
u eaPtives las might prefer 10 call thegn) has not
'eeu ineousideraole" BE observes, however. that
aeh movement in the higher class does not, as
saal in this country, Indicate any similar move
leut 10 the mass
Aaere Is something az the least abnormal In such
partial growth, takiug effect as il does among the
realthy and noble, while the people cannot Dc
harmed BY any incauiAtiOn into the Roman camp
he original Gospel was supposed 70 be meant es-
eeiAiy for the poor; but the gospel OF the nine
,enth century from R1me courts another and less
lodest destination. II the Pope does not control
lore souls among Us, be certainly controls more
sres.n !
The severance Of i certain number Of lords Of the
III from those who till il can be borne