New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-01

public order that press h. can Ro AM
G Gov which keeps the Pope prisoner" and
under which, the Pope declares. " for good men anu
oil uoinini onesH pei Oatoliei non esste. II. 26)
The hight to which the inhammaory STYLE or speech
we onote one or two passages Let us begin with vol
H. D. n: Woe then to him. and to them. who have been
the authors great scandal The soil usnrped VIII
be rs volcano that threatens to devour Tue usnrpers
in its Toe petitions OF millions oil Catholics cry
aloud before God aud are echoed by those 0i inc pro
tctng saints who sit the throne OF the nnlpoent
himself and point out TO p and nd make ther appeal TO
Gods remedies but TO those rehedies' WHICH
proceed forth the treasures OF His infinite Justice
The Papal thought shall lie allowed TO develop lse
degrees Giving his blessing 10 population OF youths
when they Weld their souls the SOUL too Will
the mpous yield; but VIII yield It, as Abraham sa1 70
pass into an eternity OF suffering amid the dl o. the
blasphemies OF the devils, who bear that soul 70 nell
"impous" whose breath has the stencil OF
putrid sepulchre Il. BAD The answer Is more
easy than agreeable. They are simply the Liberals OF
italy This is favorite word for them, and phrase
almost exclusively indeed APPROPRIATED 70 helr use
doubt The Holy Father saws 4. 2se: "In Rome, nor
men even dare teach heresy AMI 10 spread unOelef
Now mpety proper Is the last ana worst result OF
nIace1 " On liver grade In the scale Of sins BUT
wnen we remember that In these volumes IL slmpiy
means Italian hDeraiisn the natural order vi ideas
To a popular audience from the parish Of San Go
yanu de- n, rentini he says Il. 3I: at tho top OF the
pvranid j. one, VINO depends Council that rules
him the Council is not It's own master, but depends
an Assembly that It, The Assembly Is not its
own master for musJ render an account to thonsand
devils who nave chosen H. ana VINO urve II alouE ne
road nlquy; and the whole or them together or ~
any rate chief part, are Bondmen are slaves are
children OF SIM tins Angel OF God follows thcin up ana
with barred sword those WHO pretend to DC 80
much at their The day Will come when Tue
DESTROYING ANGEL vii. cause TO pe KH W tli
Tor whom us mercis are WIN o. seen shoIy. 10 c,
Tain Plus TX G al biz: The Cross appear
ing III that Yaey OF hhal Rin,u'' %II u 'n, w ,
mere view OF 1t, both Deputies anu Mnstcrs, ana some
one else tqri ,ct higher s; and all those Wlo nave
abused patience of the Eternal Az the sight OF tha
Tree viii trcmbc an the world, and the peoples JoWed
deemer and will trust III Hun; bat certain pefsous 10
whom alluded, aud that axe no" IN power foI the
ruin Of Church aud people, VIII utter crr5 Oh desptI
aud trouble, Iuasmuch as there WILL DO no mercy IOr
them"
WHAT THE POPE THINKS OF HIS OWN CONDITION.
The condition Ia which Gdc Pope thinks himself to
prisoner IN the Vatican, who OUTSIDE
It's walls ruin, OPPRESSION revolution. co1u5on aud
unrcstrained blasphcmy and prOhlglcy. And what he
desires Is simply the restoration OF freedom ana OF
peace II wilnOt be at oil difficult TO perceive what tho
Pope signifies by freedom and peace, or by what means
they are to be attained but first word on the actual
condition OF Rome 1t had the name, under tho
Popos Ola very weliordered CITY, Inc P0nt however,
speaks OF 1t having been under his dominion hO'
devils walk through the streets Of It, Now, except upon
this authority OF who knows nothing except az sec
Glipdest plrfsans it seems totally impossible dis
cover any evidence that Rome OF 1874 lis worse tnan
/
European cites Aud this r0uiy Is question no. OF
dogmltisln of exclamation, bus OF testimony ang nQt
OF the testimony Of pref diced serton Dut OF iaets
and figures this test the condition Vi every cry can
be brought WITH or less OF approach TO prccs'on
| Except indeed, under "A system IKE that Oh tIo
! PApai Governments when the press was ensayed,
anu tho stunt Of pubic ihtorhation was saen, ,r1o
be had Ia ROmo ts happens to De Wlthn our Kno"euRl
Tor love money Now these odious charges tpat pc
are launched 10y the Pope with such vagueness tnlt
they came from less exalted parsonage ney Noud az
| rIDII.
be sad. here common ialer VINO, having no Dls Oh
fact his statements takes refuge In those cloudy
generties under Of which fact ana hgment arc
iudistu guslaDlc from each other After taking some
pains 70 make inquiry from impartial sources, We are
able to state that police OF the national Rome Is s
peror TO that of Papll Rome, that order is well main
! tlned crime energeticaly dealt with
II known that at the time OF the Orcle occupant IN
1870 number OF bad chardc ers streamed lnO tine ct
but by energetic action on the part OF the government
nm spporte We fear, by the clergy, they were by de-
grecs got rid or and soon ceased ~ FORM uoeeADio
feature IN the condition OF the place. For os1ensl0le
morality the streets Will compare ayOrably with the
oon,GS1tu' Ealicper Tho fborouenfares OF London
| We cite few words irom very recent
and dpaIsc9ac account; p The ro Police o. OF
better kept and Outrdges In the streets are OF rare oc
curreucc Crime is promptly reprcssed. The thea
tiers are much qucuted ana arc neither worse nor
better tban such places elsewhere Tue CITY Is clean
and well kept There are not hail The number OF priests
friars in tic streets and mendcancy Is not tenth
part OF what it was formerly. .....,.. But his
own lips, his own volumes unconscously supply the
combination aud TINS IN TWO ways FOR rst II Is clear
accept the statement, OF this curious ana daring
work, people OF Rome almost wholly his
side against Government not the side OF the Gov
eminent and The nation against him. careful COM
puatOn OF the editor ill., loO reckOns, certainly 10 the
full satisfaction Ot ali CltdmOhlane readers that
1000 of the inhabitants OF Rome I'm cIy OF solue
$4,000, Old and young. men and women, all told have
given their addresses against the suppression
OF the religious orders ill., $50, certain sign OF Papasn
But there ~ yet more eone.uStc eTlfnrs. Op Jan.
! l6, l61J the whole COhegc OF Tue farIsh ftlests
! OF Rome presented an address III which they state
that notwli tue inIurnce ol nrued i3feSn.
! (lclia quasi Dtdtn, whom they Know by name still
keep right stb, send their children to the rlght
schools and remain, subject to but few exceptions,
with the Pope and for the Pope" " thank Tnee, my
God the spirit that thou mpartest to his excellent
| peope; | thank Thee for the coustancy that Thou
gyest to the people OF Rome H. 1852, also 229 And yet
pret" and the Pope dare not go out OF the vatican,
Although he has 7lOO Romans declared by their sigma
except the foreigners for hl fast allies and
la defenders 1t is really Idle to talk or dark ages
Council or the Vatican, an age 80 deeply
plunged in darkness worthy OF Erebus aud styx.
palm statements Ike these the credulity
even OF the bleareyed partisanship But then It
tyranuica government supported by hOrdes OF sbrrl
and brutal soldiery, represS the manifestations OF
their loyalty by intimidation But this allegation Is cut
to pieces ana II possible rendered. even more pFep0ster
GUS than the "taer by the eyiaenee OF tne volumes ,
lind Of anarchy certainly has been permitted This ia
grant exception however, has been made not against,
hut in favor or the Pope. For strange and almost in
credibe "a il may appear his parilsas are allowed to
gather the face vi day aud proceed TO The Vatican Tor
fine purpose of presenting addresses TO the POntlf
known to he almost invariably rife with the most fla
grant sedition, aud this III numbers not onIy OF few
| tens even hundreds, but up TO 1900, 1000
| Il. 2i2, 25s 1859. 1900 H. 1862, 40, 5000 III.
! 92) who shouted all at once, and even
| III 9D 5000 persons; and again q; 45sl. crowd
impossble 10 count II may be asked with surprise has
the Pope then prcseutabc train OF 5000 adj
herens In Rome Far be IL from us to express an m-
pct belief In each of friend Don Pasquale figures,
AZ the least until they affirmed by declaration er
cafbsdr6 or "A Cuuciiiary Decree. But in Rome whore
the vast body secular aud regular clergy nave held
large proportion or the real property, where all the
closely associated with the