The New York herald., 1875-07-14
TIE POPE TO THE ROMAN MOBILES,

HIS HOLINESS REVIEWS THE CONDITION OF TIE
CHRISTIAN woRLD-rHE CAUSES OF THE
GREAT CONNECTIONS WHICH ARE WITNESSED.
ROME, June 2o 1875
Tire Pope Is in excellent health, ana his various
speeches are reported and commented upon by all
the Italian papers, especially his last, delivered 10
the members or the Roman aristocracy who
waited on hIn at the vatican, which runs as iol.
lows:-
TIE PoNTIFF's ADDRESS.
Your presence, oh, most beloved sons, gives me
great Co use for rejoicing, ior recognize IN you
noble perseverance, In holy prlnciples and in love
toward this Holy See. Your hdelisy causes me 10
render thanks 10 God, because from the arSt days
OF September, 1870, IL suggested my remaining IN
Rome. Amld confiicung councils l have always
held fast by the resolution OF remaining in Rome,
with the Romans and lor the Romans.
How could / act otherwise 1 had already re.
ceived so many proofs OF affection, so many
demonstrations OF love from this population, that
10 motives eoul1 induce me TO separate myself
from you. And mere let me briefly trace the Dane-
ful events Of that memorable month. The ami
Yersary OF the birth or the Blessed Virgin hld
scarcely passed when suDapne cavalier
brought me letter rom Catholic monarch In
which this monarch declared himself responslble
for ana guardian or the destinles or all the
Italians placed In his hands by Divine Providence
adding tnat ne 1elt it his duty TO assume the re-
sponslDinty OF The maintenance OF order In the
Peninsula and or the security OF the Holy See.
Tnen he went on TO declare that, In order TO sec
ond the desire OF the Romans, be had ordered his
the purpose OF maintaining order. Finally he
affirmed tnat he should conhne himself TO c0nser-
vative action.
Here His Holiness narrated the facts OF the en-
trance into Rome, srigmattzed the Prussian Min
fster as the veritaDle Achttophel of our day.
"CoQutodtur pdcens cum prortno $40, nsa1a au-
tenn In coYdd sud." And added
once masters OF Rome, where do we dud the
conservative action promlsedp In the expulsion
eI monks ana nuns; In tne usurpatlon OF ecclesi-
schools ana temples. Nor is the work yet ended.
for day by day all that mas hitherto escaped the
incxoraole scythe OF the revolution Is being
CLEANED.
the admirable conduct OF Christians in Rome,
Italy, Europe and the Catholic world. AS soon as
voice issued from the Vatican millions on
millions responded to our Invitation. This uni
1ormity OF hearL and thought forms a solemn con-
trast WITH the dIscord that reigns among legis-
lators In Parliament, where, among other scan
dals, We have heard the government which now
rules Italy accused as the authors and executors
OF the most execrable crimes. Aud here DESIRE
on, my beloved ones. that you warn those VINO
concord, who assert that this state OF uncertainty
Is too prolonged and renders lt necessary to find
some means that shau tend to common peace,
that II Is by no means easy to walk over vol
Canoes. The earth trembes under their feet: a
tremendous rumDling that shakes the sides of the
mountain indicates new eruptions; hence IL is
necessary to withdraw from the dangerous pain
and TO choose road less exposed to the flames.
HOPE AND COURAGE.
Here the Holy Father passed In review with
satisfaction the progress OF religion IN Italy,
France. Vienna, Belgium, Bavaria, America and
Spain; encourages the Romans to persist In their
plety and hrmness, and concluded
AS for me. unite with the universal prayers
and in III nlment of my duty and in order to
guarantee the rights Of TINS holy See, repeat the
protest often made before against the u6urpatIons
consummated in every FORM whicn stand out in
strange contrast with the explicit promise MADE
TO MAINTAIN conservative po1cy toward Us.