Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

called on 10 tEk every thing, rathc. than
suffer the inaiornm omninm extremum.----
(Lonu cheets.i Another question started on
the >StJect Was. whether the Catbonari we've
confined To the NsapoitaD Kingdom OF eN-
tended TO tie neishboIlng states. THIS Was
the Only point in which ministers seemed
d"ubiini as 10 the iigi,t OF Interference. Ii
The Catbonari extended 10 neis hbuuring
states ministers SAID II Was tight 10 attack
Naples. la 1872, when the Cafbunatl (he
unders:ood) had been founded, the wish Tor
emancipation HID not bee, confined Ia n apies
TIE Carbooari existed IN Lombarhy in Ettmria,
IN all pai's OF liaiy lockns chiefly ia Eng land
Tor encouta gem, tat. From En- lsBu II was that
The, had derived their spun (cheeIs ;)to Eug-
land II WAS that the, had loo kCd tor couute-
nonce aud support They hau keen encouraged
iegitiniaie!y aud wisely; for in such a war,
such resistance was legitimate and Wise en-
cou'aged they had been to,revot against the
common enemy Ut Europe encouraged they
had been bN this country he did not say as
Carbchaii, but as ia, tisaus Tor liberty. What,
taen. was the Neauiug OF this complaint so
nysierivusi. let out 1t there are Carhona,i
Isl L0mkardy, EiiUia, aud the Venetian
states, were the Neepoiitans an>wesable
Had The Neapoliians formed the Carhonari
mere Dii they now encourage them
those states they had heeu encouraged b,
Eneland In DEF, nee of their religion aud their
rights; aud was II nuw d crime for wlicii Na-
nlrS was To be punished? Loud cheers.)
iuN ue"tie> OF u ans anu vienna hdu dilenaf-
ed lac lovers of liberty throughout Hal, from
Eug The betIaying ot Gesoa. OF Lucca,
ahu Rasnsa, OF Parsd- these were the schools,
~ sc The l"ssous, by which The Italians had
been taught that they were 10 expect nothing
tom EAs land. y iaie mt Mber OF the house.
~hose premature death he should never
cease t. i1nitn,, whO entered with profound
sd.atlly iuto tht characters and views OF ma
nous, and VINO sometimes spoke on, his con-
vicuons--he meant Tue late MIR Homeland
SAID u 1915, that Italy would remember tue
conduct OF Englaud 10 the last hour OF her
b;nddgr. MIR Horners words were now
prophetic. lie Seapolitans had now forsak"
e. the Eugliih model and hewed out 10
themselves broken cistercs,' which he feared
wonid prove inadequate 10 the high purposes
Tor which tEey were designed. I lie Neapoli,
ians, IN common with all Italy. had felt that
ihRy could not look for couut.uauce or en-
Courngcment to EDsiand they had felt a
corvictiou that they could look On!y TO their
own exei tioHs, ii !bey would not submit TO
TIE wcrst form oi despOtc oppression.
(ChseIsl
But il had been said that they ought 10 have
presented petition praying Tor revolution
{ \ laugh. )-They ought TO have !oJmed mon.
STATIONS DIES drOits. This petition OF NanI.s
would have been an extraordinary instrument
Tor future imitation. We, your Msjesty's
most du,iful aud 10, al subjects, feeling that
unlimited power in your MAjestys hands has
produced The greatest evil, aud the most
giteVous wrongs. pray that your majesty viii
nS E'otiOuolN pttdStu ~ ilHbuSe RESTRAINTS OIL
SoatSeii "a idugh) 10 aOdira,e your pTeroga
tives, 10 he harTassed every day by members
IN oppH i;iou 10 yoHT ministers {cheerirg aud
laus hins) vino viii make veXations moiions
ihqnue k,tO grants OF money Interrupt cab
net dinners, aud inveish against The cons
duct OF your government towards Genoa,
Parga, Norway, SaX0uy, and he knew not
what (Great laughter aud cheets.) Such
were The absnrdities that had crept INTO the
reasoning of his Maje>Iy's ministers on this
subject. They had reasoned they ihou.bi,
very proGou dly aud cons iitntinnally npoI
the conduct OF the barOus IL obtaining Ndg-
ma Charta, aud of The Parliament III claiming
the Bi. oil Rights. But those proceedings had
80 thkeU place /" England, because The go
vernineni had been auteIiOrly fiee. (Cheers.)
l. their desperation ministers had Islander Il
the government OF their own country which
| had never been Int free, and represented II
= similar Ia that system of despOiissl which
was jhp scourge, the stain, and he shame OF
| EurOp1. (LOng Continued cheering Those
| then we're The charges against The NeapolI-
| tans: Fnst,they had extorted consttutisn
| ram thvH kiag second, their conduct might
ueoulape others - their vicinity 10 follow
| .hsir example third, they bad moi held a
| public meefiog Ia deliberate on their griev-
| auoes; aud, fourth, the army had supported
theIr measures.