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

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this thing for the treatment OF when tne tut
mace his Che Pope) wrath is ever seven ZINES hS
dscourse and himself 'raspleDdeDt with a grandeur
more than human" (269, TO an innuineraOe S
Of the faithful, Roman and foreign tZp Whoih NC n
already congratulated C on their readiness 10 give
all, even their blOOL for MIN. Yes. mysons, "la"
into ever closer union, nor be arrested even ~, my
ment by lying reports OF an lmposslpe % cn
It is futile to talk OF reconciliation INC ra
never be recOncsd Win tn e errUr ana ' No. no
reconciliation can ever DO p0ssiOle OeIwoen tr,th
and Belia between ght and darkness oet"eeu ~
and falschood between justice add the usurpttlon,
THIS passage, by means isolated ls u n s W ed
Pontf had in fact been stirred In special way by some
dbbOminerOH tfnmd0ini, some eXecrabe pictures, Will
what they were. such is tho uuheard-0f audaGty OF
Italian Liberalism, and such IT, hltrc ana persecu,lV
the Corso No I35 mad for several days exhibited TO
public picture, in which the Pope ana tne hIns
OF Italy wero-wo trsmbie ~ We "r'te-c'noi"o'H ''''
another.
POLITICAL AGnATIoNs.
Ont Of these 29) speeches, aoout 80 seem 70 NC au
dressed great political purpose which IS now tue
main aim OF all PApal effjrt;ht OF the triumph ana
liberation Of tho Church In Rome ITSELF and the reeo@D-
shment peace when tho Pope speaks Of the hocra-
ron OF the Church he merely this that IT Is to set
s foot on the neck Of every power and when he
speaks OF peace Italy he means the overthrow OF the
established ORDER IT, by recOnversOn OF Italians to hs
OF thinking, we'll but II moi theh Dy lhe o. an
fvOrite Roman eXpcdent the introduction OF foreign
arms invading the land 10 put down the national 'chs
and to eG,tabsh the temporal government OF me
clerical ORDER Every where he refers To the times
winch preceded the annexations to Sardinia, and the
eventual establishment OF the Italian kugdOh lie rep
rescus them the happy period OF when every gO1I
man should desire the return Even at the moderate
suggestions OF practical reform when were recon,
meuded to g0ry XVI IN the early part OF ms reign
by the five Great Powers, Including he Austria o he-
ternch nc scoGs aud he appears to think that thly
brought down upon several 81 the RECOMMENDING
SOvercigns the Judgment due 10 lmploy Tuus on June
81 1873, says (d 800: Let Us pray FOR an let us pray
ana restored 20 her former repo.c and traLqnAHgl'
Now there can be no DOUBT wndt no means W c"l cam
and tranquility. lilo eXpaLs IL IA Il pdSs.so w. ~
when rs occasion 20 reter 10 the opening tinc3 anu
scenes OF his lilo nonad aud illorderei reiLn
tines we're lrouO.0LS, ]ust as axe ,tV D'oSoi'' L.
notwithstanding they produced Hiter % I3 G
WILL OF tranquility nnd qlietude a., ~ IIe
trOuJes-!or tcuple5 Icy WERE IIu.n tuc h
OF people then without political experience e. rsght
themselves under the uugkIul handling OF rueT ~Il9
prompted movements ne hau DO sIengIl 20 cotLo' a
made promises he had no ability to PERFORM me iran
quy AMI quietude were found IN the invasion OF te
state by FreAch army III tne Siese auu va W.
city, which its inhabitants and fcW ltAlan synpt,,
vain struggled under Garioaldl TO DEFEND ana
10 armed occupation, Whlc! enccCualy AcPS ~
the people for Ia years until thoro eame III 100,
Winters morning when al four oGock me wrter .,
these pages. by help OF the Struggling gasghtS w u
gloom saw picked regiments or France WIeel rogIa
the street corners OF the qu.ehy Guy IN tneh
bic marching trim, on the way 60 the railway 6e.ton
behought him that IN that evacuation tHeIe ~ INC
seed Of great events. -, ,..o.
Italy and her rulers, II may seem strLnge thSs ts
last and worst extreme OF tyranny inc VI
Government, aud that clerical G0Yor8 henh y o@S
Onet and those foreign Dayonets snoud Do spoAen VI
by any III his FIVE sensea, even though ett nn VIC
POpa in any O.ucr terms than those OF pam icd shue
even il aC tho same tlll as slPpDsoI Eeoos
sity plnA,ed OF delc-dcL Bt t1e Pops spe4As Oh IL
With meas an cx IitAtlon W 2il yeiFhlos' se
cOuptcent desire, which would deserve no othtr hno
but that OF brutal nLuminlty were IL ny tAas he
simply gives uterauce to the nyeterate tradtlOh OF tue
Roman Ouria aud the tradition OF political party In
Italy which, 10 long it had power, mads foreign oc-
cupa'ion everyday occurrence s'"N"lns IeN''J
a normal state.
STATES CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO ECCLESIASTICAL
POLICIES.
The king and states OF the world are, In Romsh
esumsiion, divided into several classes. Let us put
Italy alone in tho first and lowest State with which
the Pope undlsguisedy at Next come the STATES
which pursue q policy adverse to tue Ultranontane
system after them in the upward SERIES those not
very numerous States, with which Rome has no
ouarres next those from which 1t receives active adhe-
sion or support And at the head Of all comes the
Pope own vanished posse ssion represented In his
manary title 20 the states OF the church FOR whereas
the others rule by Jus humanum, he ruled by a Jus
driaRia and what "a mere revolt or treason or rapne
elsewhere has IN the Roman states the added gut or
sacrlege And indeed, as To revolt or rapne the POPE
treats them lightly enough Nothing can DC more Cntl
GUS IN respec than his references TO Germany Inc
territory OF tho German Emperor was made up by
ACQUISITIONS yet recent than those which set
up the Italian hngdOD, sueh a. IL existed
before tho OF 1910; and by lie process OF putting
dawn divers Governments which In the Roman
sense legitimate, and OF absorbing their domniOns But
the Pope boasts that hc has not been at all squeamsn on
this score H. 457 for had announced 70 Prince Bis
marck that the ClthOlics" had been in favor OF the
views very different ideas rs to its basis came into vogue.
embodied Plagiarism OF Prussia boldly predicts It's early
fail a. 1856 comp CO.. and, speaking Of the meeting OF
calls them the Emperor of Austria, the En-.
peror OF Russia. aud 1.-The new one called of
Germany" Ill nu0rO GettO di Germdnia) which, by
the way, he is not, for his title If, we believe.
the German Emperor. In truth 1t seems that the e-
gitmacy every Government Is measured by the SIN
go rule of It's propensity 70 favor the policy OF Rome
And while other Governments generally are here and
admouisheG, when they are guilty or no sin
the Pope d. no there is one which receives his warm
the Equator, which "amid the completely by silence Of
the Powers OF Europe sent its poor feeble bark I've
its vocal bark, probably 1t possesses no other)
Auiitum sdmissi risum teneats, amici r.
the principle OF the TesorAOn by foreign arms OF the
In his desire FOR the realization of thi, happy dream
the Pope appears to be wound up to sensitive lrra
bity Of expectation and accordingly prophecy IS lib
orally scattered the pages OF these volumes some
times he does know when il will be; sometimes 1t
cannot be long, sometimes he the very dawning OF
the happy day These varying states OF view belong,
indeed the region OF what Is called pOus opinion but
to believe that day will come Is matter or duty and
faith. AT .,. 80. CHI, .r,,,,rh will ,.ovo
TO come aud 1t is m liter Of faith ed al Jede). know
not II it will como in lifetime, tho lifetime of this
The rising again must take place, this great implety
II is with gee that he inculcates the great duty of
prayer when hopeful sign comes up on the far
horizon; though that sign be no more than
some nOuce given Iu tho CH"nDoA ~. " 1919,
On Feb. IS, 1872, he says: " At the earliest
moment offer prayer and sacrifice to God for
another special object. About this time my affairs are
to the subject OF discussion In the National Assembly
OF great people; and there those who will take
part. Let us then pray for this Assembly" Aud so
forth o. 352) Taken itself, passage OF this kind
might be perfectly well und srstOod contemplating
nothing beyond the limits Of a simply diplomatic and
even Smioable Intervention. But then the question
arises why, If diplomacy be IN contemplation, com
promises and adjustments so passoDatoly denounced
The IL, that diplomacy Is not In contemplation
or in desire, but what Is perfectly well known ia
Europe as blood and iron"
THE VATICAN DEGREES
Many may desire to know, in concluding our exani-
nation what are the utterances or the Pontih with