Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-21
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
Gambetta Sounds the Warning Cry Against
the Entertainments of the Church Party
The Pacif1cation of Herzegovina Accom-
plished by Observation-Disclosures
aAMBETrA AGAINST ULrRAMoNrAN1sM.

GAMBETTA AGAINST ULTRAMoNTANIsM.
PARIS, Sept. 20.-The fhllowing is the text of
a portion of Gambetta's speech at Rouen,
Wednesday, against ultramontanism: "The
clerical question, that is to say the question of
the relations between the church and State,
keeps all other questions in suspense. Here in
the church it is the spirit of the past, which
takes refuge and gathers strength denounce
as an ever increasing danger to society-runs
from the ultramontane spirit. The spirit of
the Vatican, of the syllabus, which is nothing
but abuse of ignorance with the purpose of en-
shaving it, l have spoken of the relations be-
tween church and State. I am per-
fectly aware that to be correct / should
have said the relations between the churches
and the State, but from governmental and ma
tional point of view it is only ultramontanism
which PERSISTS in opposition to the State. The
clerical spirit endeavors to fltrate into every
thing, into the army, into magistrdcy; and
there Is this that is peculiar to tit is always
when the fortune of the country is falling that
Jesuitism rises. Far be it from to wish TO
put shackles on liberty. I am an absolute par
tsan of liberty of conscience but ministers of
religion have duties to the State and what We
exact is fulflment of these duties. Apply the
laws, all the laws and abolish indulgences. If the
law is applied order will be restored in France
without prosecution, by simply continuing the
transactions which prevailed from the aurora
of the revolution in 1889 till the last glimmer
of the revolution in 1848. They were
not abandoned until in December the
mitrailleurs and those who blessed the mi
trailleurs combined. Privileges form half the
power of these men. They live on public cred
ulity ulone. Yes, every one must be subject
to the common law. Obligatory service must
be made reality. vocation must be only al
lowed after the first of all vocations, that of
serving the fatherland, has been fulfilled
The Republican papers of Paris generally
give unqualified adhesion to Gambettas def
milton Of the partys programme. The Jour
nal Des Debats Leon Says organ, agrees with
his Objects but not entirely with his course of
means. The Temps also makes some reserva-
lions. The Catholic press regards the speech as
a declaration of war against Catholicism. Con-
servative journals generally criticise the speech
keenly, and several express the opinion that
Gambetta is trying to run with the radicals and
| hold with the opportunities at the time.
| The speech, however. has created q profound
| impression in all political circles.
BISMARCK SICK.
LONDON, Sept 20.-A dispatch from Berlin
says Prince Bismarck has species of eryslp-
elias, and is confined to his bed. His physi-
cions urge The necessity of his leaving Berlin
Immediately after his recovery.
WILL BE REPRESENTED.
| ROME, Sept. 2U.-It is stated that the Vatican
is determined to send an apostolic delegate OF
charge d'affairs to London, even though Of
fetal relations with Great Britain cannot be
secured.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-There is an uneasy feel
ing that Lord Beaconsfeld's Indian policy will
result in war with Afghanistan and reopening
of the whole Eastern question.
It is not generally believed that the Russians
will evacuate Bulgaria agreed, or that Greece
will peacefully submit to Turkeys non-com
pliance with its demands.
A Pera correspondent says the Porte has re
[ excitement has almost subsidized.
George Parker Bidder, chief promoter O
the Electric Telegraph company, is dead.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
BERLIN, Sept. 20.-The parliamentary com
miStee on the anti-Socialist BILL have adopte
by vote of IL to s, the amendment propose
r by Herr Lasker, that Socialist societies com
ing under prohibition are such endange
the public peace. The paragraph relative t
6 the administration of Socialist funds by th
q authorities adopted, the National Liberal
n and Conservatives voting against the Ultra
: montanes and Progressists. Count Won Euler
10 burg, minister of the interior during the di
!. cussion expressed the hope that an agreemer
It would be reached on the basis of the propose
> of Herr Lasker.