The New York herald., 1878-02-09
ing Papa election. The "modsrates," however,
think That they count upon mis- vote
ANTONIO MARIA PAxEmANcO

| ing Papsl election. The "moderates," however,
mink That they can count upon mis- vote
| PASEBAxco
Mgr. Pansb'anco was born at rerranova on the lsth
OF August, 1905 and y seventy years of age He be-
longed TO one OF the oouvep,ual orders, and was
created cardinal the 27th OF September. 1851 He
holds at tho Papa Court the Office OF Peneuttnry He
regarded Of the most likely candidates tor tho
tiara He Is looked upon by many as another sextus
v. He s the very beau ideal OF cardinal monk. Re-
served dcuit TO penetrate, speaking little, although
an orator Of reputation. harsh to every one harser
10 himscl rigid In religious discipline, entirely alb
sorbcd by the Church and grossly ignorant OF every
thing Else, ne Y more Jealous saint" .nan even
| cxaggcrto the doctrines OF the Church. rho
cardinals would only give him their votes
in the event OF protest assipft the doings OF tho
outside world becoming necessary. aud then Pane
bauce would be elected Pope by accdeat lust as he
| having maintained that the soul OF the Comic de
Cavour must certainly DO in he'll When he Was hrs.
bered the prophecy Of ST. Malachy saying that tho
successor fPius IX, dsposscsssd Of his satss, Will
be tho representative OF tho light ot heaven; proceed
| ing deduction 10 deduction II argued that
the light OF heaven Is Christ represented ON
which is "whle bread in Italian Pancbianco. II IL
who originated this ingenious Interpretation
Cardiuai panebianso himself, Who notwi,hstanding
his auserities has not, II seems escaped from some
To v,si. the Cardinal on. mus. 90 TO The Italian Min
istry OF War at La Pilotta His cmincnco vos under
the same rOOf Convent the Apostles where he
Is the terror oil every HIS tail ngure and harsh
LOOK his pnched nose aud IA in ps ana cold, search
| Ing cyo explain tho feeling that he creates IA his
entcurage. either voluntarily or wihout intending H.
II is impossible on bcholding him not TO think Of
scxtus v. He received mo 10 corridor which no
happened 10 be crossing, ana atcr listening codiy 10
what mad 10 say no repiiod in q harsh tone:-
| "what injury can tho death OF u Pope do to tho
Churchf The principle Will survive. because II Is
eternal II will survive In spite those who would
degrade II by concessions, the advantage OF which
cannot appreciate"
Thereupon HIS Emiuence gave mo his blessing ana
passed Oh his way
ANTONIO
| Born at Bronto. the 2stn OF October 1906 Car
dnal Luca created cardinal the l6tn oi March,
1883 and Project OF tho Congregation of tho Index
Although seventy three years OF age tho Cardinal
OF clear mead, sharp wit aud close observer He
is very eloquent. much admired and esteemed
at Munich and Vienna, where no
apartment the Palace Barocrfri winch does not
prevent him, however, from recovering on The OK
penditure OF his household what spends through
ostcutatop Short and STOUT IN figure, he has The
peculiar earthly complexion Of tho sclian peasunlry,
from whom no has sprung. Nature, In ono OF nor
roilicking moods, gave him a couple OF twinkling
eyes, which illuminate. like n PAIR OF lanterns,
formidable nose rho enormous quantity OF snuff
| which the latter absorbs must constitute one OF the
most serious expenses Of tho parsmonious probate.
His manner OF receiving is entirely mundane. His
convcrsation IL sympathetic. like that OF nearly all
| the 'moderates" among the members oi the Sacred
College. IL would seem a. II they sought 10 secure
..You also" said His Emiueuoe 10 me, "want to
| mako me Pope thank you Tor your good wishes IL
amDiton; but have no belief In the probability Of
my election. l feel that had greater chance ton
loss my isul. than that Of tho changes which are ncn
don't to all electoral bodics. Those who would have
voted Tor mo are DEAD and nsy have been sy
like me- offered cCnditions oil eligibility became trod
canvassng Tor and trying TO Keep tosether major
ty. IL became necessary almost to keep book in
commercial style, with is debtor aud creditor sides.
to keep account Of ones chances, and you
md thnt xAn ann pntl Aafa alt
Gus and hum,lialnga . proceeding II the Holy Father
lives ten years longer It IL probable that inc nlure
Pope Will be chosen from among those who nave not
yet been made cardinals, OLD men are like old ideas:
people wont accept thcm."
CoRKEsP0NDENr-A tins leads to the inference that
the new Pope will DO chosen from among the ''mod-
crates"
cardinal Df LucA-rhat my conviction
| BAPTsrE
Cardinal Pitra born At Cham pforgeuiI. In tho
diocese Of Autun Franco. the a1st OF August 1872
and is consequently s,xty-sx years OF age. He was
created cardinal the 18TH OF March, 1858, and 10
Librarian Of the Holy Roman Church. HIS Eminenco
10 the vory beau ideal OF the type 'brarinn and is
not candidate the tiuSa, because he foreigner
ana ,moast"ssas M Ea;: $50 80 say G the ,S members of
whose nomination was que 10 ruu TX g sole ini,ia
tive !, vas hsT y:.op r.fa r.,v who os,sod ~ ana =,
always to be found. ho is Tho auihor Of several works
which held in much cstcem, particularly one on
tho Russian schism aud another on the ''Hstory
Monuments OF Greek Ecccsiastical Law" Tall, tbin
aniabe and kind-neirted, Cardinal Pitra combines
person all the chAracteristcs o tho close student
He is alternately absorbed or hdgetty, dreamy or
quick tempered. Frequently IN convcrsaton he comes
10 sudden pause, aud the vacant expression Of
his eyes shows tnat his thoughts have wandered else
where.
future Pope will be moderate or exclusive. am
bound truth 10 say tnat my personal hopes
favor Of tho nrst OF these hypo!besos. Take the
will that under other iorms, tnc predecessors Of
Plus TX have always madc concessions. Those ccnces
ARA han nHo frno nn1<<R md
tions like the present; Uut thoy have not tho less
been made In my opinion they are possible, tho
sence OF tho religious priucipo remaining intact"
CoRRKsPoSpBNr-You Will, thoD, vote Tor moderated ?
win Your Eminencs, DO good enough 10 tell me on
whom your cnoicc Is hkoly to faiiy
CARDINAL PIrxA-l should be very much embarrassed
to 10 So Tor do not ssyct know myself anu am
the same position. Efforts in direction cannot be
openly made. They would be disrospectiul 10 Pius
current oi opnion Will be observed to SGT In, cur
wh,cn aolno will seek To ascend and 10 which
otners will abandon themselves
COREEsPoNDKxr--Is Your Eminence OF opinion that
the Conclave will last long
Cardinal PIrRA-rhat win depend on outside uHu-
CoRRxsPoSDESr-Do you think that any attempt
will be made from OUTSIDE to invade your rightsY
Cardinal PirRA-Wo have reasons Tor not ocing over
confident
HENRI MARIE DIX BossEcuosE
This prelate born In Paris on the 30lh OF May
1sO0 and Is seventy eight years OF age Hs was cre-
alod cardinal on tho 2lst or December, 18t3. lie is
Archbishop OF Rouon. Like all tho French cardinals
IL may DO Cardinal dc Bonnechose is almost
entirely dsinterested In the question Of the succession
Pontincso. He will only enter into the srug-
gle at the moment tho turn the balance one
way the other like all tho foreign cardinals, and
Il can be said OF ntm that when tnat eventiui mo-
mcnt comes no will taks no account either
OF 'moderatcs" or Exclusives" anu VIII apply
himself 10 combn the hopes OF Germany, persos-
iavd IN Mgr. dc Hohenlohe. That done the
Cardinal will occupy himself no further with the
question - 10 who Will DO tho successor OF Pius
Iy., whom he frequently and by whom he u
always well received, some say because he never
visits HIS Holiness with bis haAds empty. Mar. de-
Bon nschose, who took that name IN place OF another
which used 10 mako people laugh, was magistrate
under tho Restoration, aud although his change OF
vocation was made rs far back 1929 he has st
preserved the habit OF the tnck white
OF The magistracy. From his former profession he
acquired also great oratorca facility ls person hs