Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-22

The Rome correspondent OF the Lon
den News tolls the following:
The extreme section Of Ulsrsmoutsnes
are q this moment snIistieR sdheseuts
TO create the Roman question. yarieus
Jesuiis, bearing instructions frou Father
Beck, General Of the JesuiiH. have
arrived at the Vatican from Florence.
Father BecI warmly connsels tho pro-
jee'. ! have positive assurance that
Becr and his sdhorents promise little
short Of the speedy reesiablishment Of
the temporal power Of the Pope. No
doubt steps In this direction have long
been preparing. Catholic societies IN
Austria and GerEisay have pledged
themselves TO cooperate. Que essential
feature Of the plas il that the next con-
clsve Ii TO be- held in Rome. 30 that the
new Pope may DO proclaimed prisoner
like Plus. Cardinal Simsoni approves
and supports the plan. and the Pope has
himself written letters 10 the Emperor OF
Austria. King Of Belgium. President
Mcmahon and ex-Quecn Isabella. "a
series OF express instructions have been
issued from the Vatican to avoid collision
with the civil authorities, but at the
same time to keep up the pressure on
the Catholic powers to obtain their
adhesion to the crusade for resurrsc-
ton Of the Roman question. The
Vatican has obtained lists OF volunteers
prepared to serve under the Papal dag,
largo sums OF money have already been
Deposited in France and England.
This is one Of that class OF movements
which is never accomplished and never
defeated. II Is born Of, and constantly
breeds. agitation. While Victor
Emanuel lasts there will DO no restora-
ton Of the temporal power Of the Pope.
But 1t is no. at oil unlikely that Victor
Emanuel's policy toward Rome may die
whom he dies. THE publication OF
Italy" Is. VIZ fear, not permanent
adjustment Of tho political affairs Of tia,
kingdom. The Papaey never sleeps
and its purposes suffer ne abatement
II relaxes none Of its clearly defined
and settled policy. Whatever change.
take place in Italy, tho Church vii
never deviate from its fxed and settled
policy. Tho ecclesiastical kingdom
will live while any religion lives. II i,
by no means impossible, then, that this
effort to restore to the pontihcate il,
temporal powers will be successful
Moreover. il Is not impossible that th,
fanatics OF Austria aud Spain and Franc,
may. BY tho agitation promoted and
kept alive by these busy Jesui,s brin,
on such scenes In old Rome ~ the poo,
pictures when
| with dreams alacrity Of change,
The priest and the swArt hsher by his side
Btheld the Eternal City LIT It's domes
Aud solemn fsncs and monumental pom
Above the waste csmpsgna."
| Possibly. also. the time is not far dis
.ant when from the Vatican may be ssel
such sights as were witnessed when the,
who passed
"rhs gate OF San Prsncszio. human blood
fiswed ankle high about them. and dsa
Cooked tho long street with gasAsd and COR
piiss-
4 ghastly barsicAde Of mangied eesh
From which. at times quiyer.d . living hand
Aud white lips moved aud moaned.
The Popes Ia their time have seel
famous wars; and tho best blood o
Europe has been shed TO sustain and I'd
vance the pretensions OF Mother Church
Bismarck is growing an old nan. II
has made = magnificent fight. Bu
with time will come . successor. and
perhaps, a revolution. Aud the n who's
day viii 1t be in Europe