The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
sun rorr ON eauacn and srA.E
4 Second Eaeyeiieai sntssseA fpr the Fresch
Royaiists Advocsting l.ayaity 10 the
RepubiIc-stsnd ~ the Established Gov.
errmeat-Francc sad 1tnly.

Royaiis's Advocating Loyalty 10 the
RepubiIc-stsnd ~ the Estssiishsa Gov
er~ment-Franee snd 1tnly.
T,or tie London Tina
PARIS. May GA briof from The Tone to the
French Cardinals. viz: tho Archbishops OF
Toulouse. Algicrs. Hennes, Lyons, Rheims.
and Paris. arrived this morning. II leads as
follows;
Great was our consolation on receiving
me letter by which, in unanimous concert with
the whole French Eriscopate. you adhered to
cur encyclcal amid the sollcitudcs.' France.
who has gained the title OF tho most Christian
nation. and has no Intention VI aLdicating It, is
struggling with anguish against the violence
degrade her in the face u alI nations. and We
should have omittedto appeal to Catholcs. to
sonry that o Witch %aSs s
ness In history! Heaven forbid. Now, we saw
moro clearly n day by day, TINT. in the nufr-
y 'th the ~, division T., 81 their ." iSirss.
sSo more parties among You; r on the con- on
y IpSn ST IN
olss strikes ali men Of sense a n nd MprisHtness.
that ail may hasten to hold France mex On this
ssad which y carving hor to Inin; Now these csc
si,ns w1nd t become sssentny barren , II tG
harmony in tho pursuit Of the ultimate end
namely: the nresSryation OF religion; inas,
man. every sincere friend Of society. This our
sncyclicni amply demonstrated. put the end nd
attain " il once sdmitted WHAT what will be- tile
means OF insuring this union Inis. too. we
explained. and We desire to rcstatc It that no
way is to accept Without reserve. with that
perfect loyalty tecoming In Christian the
civil power In the form in which ds ydrtO
IL
tho First dEmpre on the 81 irEht tba
reason for this acceptance is that the common
Sther Interest. For i is the creative princt pic.
the CONSERVATIVE element OF human IMAM society," %sS
Nov. from RON r this necessity {. Of nsarinc tho
good OF Al springs; as from its Ywn immshniatte
turned ever toward the supreme end, thither
guides. wisely ana cont lnually, the varied wills
When. therefore. in II society constituted and
active power exists. common interest must %
shoS f t. shss aa fl t hs it
and with this intent that We told the French
Catholics accept the EeruLIe tint is to say
DOVER be- rs hsfe as
81 sys sas
ly understood our f., words; Yet they were were, 80 70
clear ana simple that they coulu scarcely. IL
would seem. have given OCCASION for misin.
although tho political power is always Of God
divine aprolntment affects always. and
directly tho modes Of transmission Of that
The " persons VIII" are the subjects Of It The
very variety oi these modes In different ma
tons proves the human nature oi their origin.
Ss IL nea S to sse sUs
s sss
IN politics more than anywhere else IN
collapse or fall to pieces like the ancient royal
ties Of the East and the Koman empire Dynas-
ioyineisns and Capetians in France. 70 the
political forms adopted succeed other forms.
csnSry Ssss hse from h
always legitimate at starting. It is even diff
cult that they should BE- Yet the supreme
estabished De a. sness n tSs
lass e i tSe tran, s ins possrs
ss IN @ indeed hss e
with these extraordinary transformations, in
the He Of peoples whose laws 1t is Tor God to
utilize. common honor and conscience demand
in every state q things a sincere subordina-
elienable right called reason or sociul welfare.
81 tSs
neetions the blessings Of public Tranquility
our eseyee drew a fs"h TIM be
tween the political authority and legislation.
no way implied acceptance q the other on
points where i TIE Legislator forgettul 81 his
Rs ~ doa and oct Of e ss at
boar in mind that to display activity and use
influence to induce Governments to change
is to, give proof Of devotion to tho country
sss dssaisa q SsSs ss $Se
tians Ct tho first centuries as adverssries
; Sored to efises Their sbolltionS o. the rslIs-
servatire political parties may and should be-
agreed. But the men who should 81 unfortunate
everything to the previous triumph Of their
that was The ttest Tor " reiao US dsie Dss
would hence be convicted Of placing, by a per-
It wond be- their fault II our enemies. profit
es sey nS n
ut has heen alleged that. in teaching these
other than that which we pursue toward Italy. |
h m We e5 THE mot
the constituted Government was and still is
merely to safeguard the religious interests.
ma,ndiinE insessantlly the full liberty re-
BE head Of the ' Ghsrch t apponted v' for
tho government Of SOULS liberty which
dSes not exist whore the vicar OF Jesus
pendent Of 81! human soyereignty What is the
ton which concerns US IN Italy is also emil:
nently religious one as far as It Is connected
with the ipndGm"ntal principle OF the liberty Of
ne Church Hence in our conduct toward va
ffiou5 nations We constantly make all converge
70 the same cnd-religion. and through
religion the deliverance Of society: the
very deat sons to coniido TO you iii
these these t tn ~ In order to relieve our own
The tribulati9ns of tho Church must nsces-
saIis ne very bitter for the souls Of the Bish-
tG n IKE Sisar OF Hin who gave for the formation
sorrows. however, far from oyerwheIminn ms
s st con us !" put on the urnor Of still
ties OF the present hour And in this assnr.