The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-06

IHE SITUATION IN GERNASy Co-,
mehtlng on the condition of ecclesiastica Il
matters IN Prussia. the PHILADELPHIA RscorI
IN Its issue of Tuesday says editorially
,,l,,, arlnce e. bismarck has entirely oversbot bts
,nn si npocuring the dissolution OF the Ger
tI trat HTIiaHent Instead of being in a mafori
" ne ca count on the unouesfioni - J, 'aJOil
10 I5e oiS =. - mem bers; the Opposition nu,nbors
- ID, aiI "a tue balhnce of power is in the bsn,1S
OF the Catholics, who have been blessnd t, h1l'is
Ieiharkahle rem, turn of good fortune There "a q
such diversity OF opinion between princa f,i
marck and his opponents thar no bas ,,I DIS
70 open negotiations with the Vatjcan 5
dent of the Pan Man Gqzette decis-ooso oortrespon-
tlfne was lost when it was seen how ihe eie,. , no
understanding with Rome. When prta a niTect RECT
marck arrived at Kssingen he sent vrrs -, DIS Dis
I at4tai ~ dIIcIo that he should be most haDnv -
make his personal acquaintance Tba 'NSipS NSt 70
ehortlY after called on the Chancellor a "a LII,
Tbare yeos re aec%slyeI % as Prince of the Church
prtneo "1s Du no ueEty IN returning the visir
TT, ,rInce B;smarck opened the negotiatiops -
.he oher OF large concessions, He was yr;I,,oS ,oS
20 throw over the Old Catholics ara vas as wlIhng
m, 1nc hcctesasticai Court, composed OF Law f,i
~ ts = CCafitanonnt 10 acknowledging the clains
Ui .ne Satholfc church TO determine me co.Ite
Iions OF communion with her AMI 10 S,oe ooouui-
These csuJe Ju1rsoioti"n are In spiritual afairs
IL appears that the Pope was as s,ctF, 10. 70. but
h htlrst,age IN the hands of the Catholic TDo 1ne
.Ts Is oI Tdrlsfnent as Prince Bfsrnarck IN,
that ne sets higher price upon tho s',,,s, ehd
Ine Church than the latter is wiIli1g ~ po,I OF
ID niSuiarck promises mild and ineffrcttydP
nlnlstration of harsh statutes Tbo bectrxe rse ad-
utulands that In fur as the low g. an hurcn
t ION OF us formal prescriptions tbe1 I'LL
tI iIess @ co as nullities. 1t insists thar ~ Sa
Ire topeneu Tor the re-esta blishmenf Of aHH
its IengIouS orders and cOn1reparions 80 Ili
~ may Dring back expatriated monks ana iI @ ruat
betweeD the offer of the Prince ard ~ luis
!haHis OF the Church negotiations bo,.C cue oe-
, M, nais, while the votes of the e,bine ZONE
~. ~ ue neeoeo at the assent bla0e of Tba pitSs
stag during the present month Tharne rne Ie reich
q S ersaI temptation TO Prince Rismarct - VII III oe
s ,Se nIDre IMAM he means to perform rt proIn- @
paossite We iaws against the Catholics ear op-
Z epS.e9 al Ter the meeting of the Prnsstl lih oe
81 81 5ri e aho lt is quioe prohabIe fbof a iet
h' 1he dhtececents of the stnteernan tIn Hon-
hane h , 10 neal with, the policy of Cathoiio auey
wbst II I'LL oe waiting one. After tbau IN.
70, - sisS .s are promised they will he raas5eet eet
o aG, cHuec9ive u aic u the crown in tts hy.I 10
manoenvres re SosGiaists SSs The outcome Of these
49, ~ ~ snali turn out that The UIt~a,n
late persen,Stav under the banner of Tbais
-. - u1oI Tue spectacle will he or os,
Isn,,Is one. may be taken as proof oF as.oh-
L snov,iS i hoI Ine Church and suhstantiai eaI @
man Empire. IN the Ger