The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08


Pope bat on NcN. + he frll nssna ,inhiod ON the
door step OF the Chnmh1r Of Dcpntloe. ns he wns
about to open th '-s on. The next dav the pope
/ ula'c U'''rrhn thr Quirnul and SURROUNDED the
Pnpo. urging him to accept nuuthcr rryolu-
iionary progrgmmr. lie was not irrc AM r"-
llis'l. - all ltumc now was illlrd with rioters.
/ Tnc Pop" iOrsakcu by his Civic Guard and his
Carnhincers saw hs Smroary,. Palma, shot
down 10y hs side, and on the might Of the 2ith Of
| November he fed from Rome IN dis..uisr.
Next comes the story uf the I,omun republic,
with lis Trumyirae struggle with the army
s"t against ~ 10y France ending with the en-
tranccof Oudnot aud hiS victorious Fronchmun
into Rome on July 3. 1919.
Plo Mono had been bitterly disappointed in
all his plans. bitterly deceived in the men whom
le employed ~ instruments and the men whom
II" wished to benefit; Perhaps during his cXile
at Ga',a he reflected on the unmtigatcd evil Of
deprynga civilized people for ages of the indc-
feasible right OF sclf-government. Certainly he
must, during the bitter hours in which he look ed
hark over the ruins Of nll his loving hopes and
best Intentions. have thought that II is not in u
day tht an impusivc people can learn the prac-
| ucul wisdom necessary to govern themselves.
On April H. 1880. the sorrowng POntin again
entered Rome. and found himself in the Quiri-
nal. tie set himself hcroicaly to work to repair
the ruins made during his absence, Alas It was
hopeless task. The idea of Italian unity and
nationality was there, cherished in the hearts Of
| the great majority OF his countrymen. The note
presented by Cuvour to the Congress Of Paris. in
March, 1886. plainly told Europe that Piedmont
wanted those provinces of the Roman States
known rs the Legations; and the answers of
ENGLAND bigl and France as plainly Indicated that
proper opportunity offered In 1859 the oppor-
tuniiy came during war against Austria. The
Legations rcNotcd and Piedmont occupied
url rarrird ont thr r,,mnimI"r ~ tb, ,,r'
gramme arranged between thrmscl tho world
n si,r,iv n,ht f,r ,,,h,,, e. n & r 80 III i'''' %
ouution 10 keep intact for his successor. and he
was worsted Napoleon wns defeated NJ Sedan.
a H. l,aI hnd tb h. p ~ WIN S h0!e
OF IT, temporal royalty.
The puntli at" now closed will forever remain
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only i,l 1t.n ill.,, r,,l,, ~ no Nm, ,L,.ii d,,
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i'l". MIS- cru tih"l. h' "ihIr III tf--"t ul th'
5i'inan hhi su IN h. 'hnir So long. MN
E'in, in'i .n.Nl ~ r'' lu'
Of li9 y mo as ~ tho,.o of li- rreau.0 S-ors bot
now th'u'y- lHl'i hav i. u tar outrgn. and
MY r. h,"lh Wh ll' warn r. To- rep .ld
bul NOR" remark NNle stu h1s lH"n = uuu.
1"t tN 'h+ r. .eh lnf ~, great ass nliHt- - u
ltSh'l-. from inc th4- pi inr cart Co. i'-tiil &"
N,.t l'n. .uoi ,ei tl1 suli',.h Inhi z, nni to
e'i l.s" hl 'uhi nm the uniing iMui ot the
.,er' H. nronsnt WIN hlm ini3 these as
NH''"'"- - .ii li'lmttl ia ana d'll h'rit "ns.
uil lnl HNttt y ~ = ~ his nWh -itik ~ nil-
,lah"!i's' Just ~ CUR" az ne kindly tu -
I'm "i ~" nHuf' lhln il- rlloTt- hiuelluiWf
ui, - 'h con mon oi inc Iaps. Stat : luleu-
iNG iis purr0sa n rpii 81 thv nn-l di-hari'n-
inE n',,"ni,s w'ih "A neioi, sinsionees Of aim.
-. IN brins ns about the d'iinltuh oi the inn
pa alaie con cpiion anl the iopr- iniaiihIi
y, i' Wnuli AlpW No ar-un ~ or ccnsure t.
uin hi- own CONDITIONS. NJ uppu-lt nu in sway
ms VIII o. the right or t. ul. ir.i. Il wA- on
.t'" OCCASION p'fNonnl aiiiir with himto hnNe
-" NnSh' S'uiei. ana every door 10 further
dis ussiun closed forever.
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81 France wac br9nght t. boar on the French
pi7h"l- 70 urg" Them "ith"r 10 abstain from
fphA Ia i'"n"' or To remonsita;, with the Holy
IHul.r about the WSIoni oi rdls.ne such
lu -tiohs IN su'h tiouhpus times. Ihc Ger
lnan hiShols ",fr lr,s.l with influences " even
ainore formidable nniurv Ihc iupr srertain"d
cNH'tly now ca'n pr"li.ta iot. and dealt wtr each
y, .rtAi Ky. T. infused INTO The doulilng.
u'wrip in"tpr ms crnw!NW ~ 'he political
v'inili 'n't'.'7 ". m mull'.,"h,H AM hiH ni-orh'ng
uUln ohr,',, 49, ''n VI, N,ti''r NrItnr tosi'
W. .p '''li' '.." l"i hl,, 10 % li'iN' higN
w. '' @ ,i'' So Vii M "i Nip"i."h ~ hii whn IA hi-
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H.. li,,,, ~ ~ ,,,r 49,, H"','.' "','
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rirnn ,n ~ "ri'.l ' 'ii' sum r OF s,'S
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h." ~ ~ ,d snn m''vr ,y"u m .i' nilil Ia, Ia,
ilrn,iei nr iinn,ri ~ lon in ,,ti,.L H. H. ~
hni il hrn IN h ,,,,"r IL ,ros ~, ,s ~, ~, W ~.
lower T." pr,,nt il IN hs moth..r ,u ~ an an ist H.
@G @ic- LII MHrSY R,eys ,t iiS :. a. IL d4 i'll C9A
shnii XXI MI" r p,,ui !, i" anu ~ such
i was sac9 q a sPSsIacie as the world had not
the mst oi bis soo r",isr ii ni ,'n iW,tm' III
and df,n,np tbnt Christ bni II a. ~, ,",ne ing
cessnry i s'-hargc Of his "fiicc as head Of The
fahilitv The"il mnr wns cnn..iut n H.
ih,. d, II lhe
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