That there must be some gaps and many imperfections in it is certain; but its general character is beyond the reach of ultramontane weapons.
These years witnessed the growth in determination and in power of the Ultramontane party.
We find him gaining secret information as to the plans of the Ultramontane party in Baden from a compositor at Freiburg who was in his pay.
The whole tendency of the Ultramontane movement was to secure, before all other things, a body of militant young Catholics to fight the battles of the Church.
Newman was willing to support the English Church in its warfare against unbelief; to the Ultramontane a Protestant is as certainly damned as an atheist, and is more mischievous as being less amenable to Catholic influence.
The recall of the French troops from Rome, in accordance with the convention of 1864, also led to further attacks by the Ultramontane party, who were alarmed for the papacy.
The nobility remained in debt and disaffected; and the clergy, more remarkable for wealth and breeding than for virtues, were won over to the ultramontane ideas of the triumphant Jesuits.
The parlement cut short these bargainings by condemning all ultramontane pretensions and Spanish intrigues.
On the other hand, the Ultramontane party were becoming more and more discontented, while the industries formerly protected were equally dissatisfied with the free-trade reform.
As president of the clergy at the states-general of 1614 he had figured as an adherent of Spain and the ultramontane interest; he appeared to be a representative of that religious party which was identical with the Spanish party.
The ultramontane and oppressively burdensome church had been taunted with its lack of Christian charity, apostolic poverty and primitive virtue.
On the whole, no subject occupied the minds of the inhabitants of the United Kingdom so constantly throughout the year 1851, as that of the aggressive acts and spirit of the papal court and its ultramontane supporters.
Montalembert, then recognised as the lay leader of the ultramontane party, decided many waverers, notwithstanding their affection for the elder Bourbons, and their horror of such liberal enunciations by Louis Napoleon.
Whatever concessions on this ground the Protestants might be induced to make, the spirit of Irish Romanism is ultramontane in every province and in every social grade of the people.
The inferior clergy, for the most part trained by ultramontane bigots, and held in the iron grasp of strict hierarchical discipline, passed all bounds in their extravagant glorification of the new dogma.
An immense number of societies arose aiming at the accomplishment of home mission work, inspired by the Jesuit spirit and carrying out unquestioningly the ultramontane ideas of their leaders.
Its place was taken by the moderate ultramontane Beernaert ministry, which sought indeed to quiet the excitement by mild measures, but held firmly in all essential points to the principles of its predecessor.
In =Germany= ultramontane views were disseminated by romancing historians and poets mostly converts from Protestantism.
We give in conclusion a specimen of =Ultramontane pulpit eloquence=.
And all the representatives of the ultramontane press within and without Europe vied with one another in violent denunciation of the ecclesiastical laws, and in unmeasured abuse of the emperor and the empire.
But since that time ultramontanism has gained the supremacy in Catholic Switzerland, and in spite of the existing law against the Jesuits all the threads of the ultramontane clerical movements in Switzerland were in the Jesuits’ hands.
Over the border perhaps you get an Ultramontane diocese, and an Ultramontane bishop.
Janssen represents the Ultramontane Catholic view; but, apart from its tendency, every one must admire the brilliant and in most cases accurate scholarship that characterises it.
Footnote 3: It should be noted that the German Catholic party is called the Ultramontane Party.
It should however be added, that Grotius's own style is short, sententious and broken; and possesses nothing of the meliflous ease of the ultramontane Latinists; or of our Milton or Buchanan.
In England there were Cisalpine and Ultramontane factions; in Ireland, Vetoists and anti-Vetoists.
Burke of Ossory, the head of the resolute old ultramontane minority, were both recently deceased.
And the organ-notes, rolling down the arches, seemed to me to have a very ultramontane sound.
The pretensions of the ultramontane clergy are, indeed, remarkable enough to attract the attention of others besides the liberals of Bavaria.
There will be a scrap or two of local news, the brief telegrams taken from the official paper of the day before, a bit or two of other news, and perhaps a short and slashing editorial on the ultramontane party.
Charles passed the whole of the 4th and the morning of the 5th August in consultation with the Ultramontane party.
But the Zurichers did not confine themselves to this: they gave the Confederates more serious cause of fear by waging incessant war against the convents,--those centres of Ultramontane fanaticism.
No one was spared, the imperial not more than the ultramontane party, the Ghibellines not more than the Guelfs.
The ultramontane agitation was so successful in Germany only because it wisely combined the religious interests with social interests.
For a long time the ultramontane chaplains vied with the Socialists in revealing social deterioration.
But though a sincere Roman Catholic, his whole spirit as a historian was hostile to ultramontane pretensions, and his independence of thought and liberalism of view speedily brought him into conflict with the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
Among the most active and uncompromising of all the ultramontane party was our English Manning.
Because he has his own ultramontane party in France to deal with, whom, especially if not well supported abroad, he cannot afford to defy.
In the pages of de Maistre he might have found the reasoned base on which the ultramontane creed may be supposed to rest.
This time the problem was hardest of all, for it involved direct concession by nations inveterately protestant, to a catholic hierarchy having at its head an ultramontane cardinal of uncompromising opinions and inexorable will.
Who could be sure that the prime minister would not next appoint an ultramontane divine from Bologna, or a Greek from Corfu?
Free societies and monistic religious bodies shall be equally tolerated, and just as free in their movements as Liberal Protestant and orthodox ultramontane congregations.
Instead of Christian charity, it introduced a fanatical hatred of the followers of all other religions; with fire and sword it has pursued, not only the heathen, but every Christian sect that dared resist the imposition of ultramontane dogma.
We have the spectacle of the educated German people in the power of the ultramontane Centre, under the rule of the Roman papacy, which is its bitterest and most dangerous enemy.
This is the more necessary as ultramontane literature has still a considerable influence.
One of the most interesting of the historical facts which clearly prove the evil of the ultramontane despotism is its vigorous and consistent struggle with science.
We are not speaking here of ultramontane papistry, nor of the orthodox evangelical tendencies, which do not fall far short of it in ignorance and in the crass superstition of their dogmas.
Gontaut-Biron, whom he regarded as an Ultramontane agent, seems to have thought otherwise.
In all directions he was on the look out for traces of Ultramontane intrigue.
Ultramontane agitation has hitherto been so successful in Germany only because it knew how to join social with religious interests.
The ultramontane chaplains long vied with the Socialists in uncovering the social foulness.
