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October last the Morning Post announced in a short article that quasi-diplomatic relations were about to be re-established between England and Eome, and that Mr. Errington, M.P., had been deputed by the English Government to negotiate the matter with the Holy See. This statement was denied by a portion of the press, yet the Morning Post has not only adhered to it, but also from time to time, and apparently with authority, added other statements, which furnish the public mind with sufficient ground for believing the original report. Since then the political atmosphere has been overcharged with rumours of negotiations concerning efforts which, it is said, are being made to secure the independence of the Pope. It is, therefore, not inopportune to ask the question, Ought the Queen of England to hold diplomatic relations with the Sovereign Pontiff? Those of the political school which opposed Catholic Emancipation, and which has opposed every subsequent measure brought forward with the view of extending to Roman Catholics the rights they have justly claimed ;which has resisted, inch by inch, every concession of religious liberty to Roman Catholics; will consider the question hardly worthy of a response, and will instinctively say, Hold no communication with Rome Roma delenda est.
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