Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-17

natc governments, 1--WE use flo "sH'
of the Ia'c deciaratio.l ",be s, words
rebellion should be rropagarrd" !" Of
Their state, : Nay We might almost ~ o.
pect, on the strange principles avov g
by this royal confederation. tn w
manifesto issued against the RE Zee q
Constitution, for permitting a l.,;, n's
Of administrations on political ina.;.
tons and political measures '. n"a
freedom of speech aud public sho
which are .'opposed t" Iegitima, n'' ..
vernmc"ts,' {" propagate rebeII;o,s g.
ncightoriug states, aud thus ~ aa.
Europe with The "scourse Of u,' al'l'c'
vulutiDEs." r.
These fitful movements are douh...
suggested by fear, which is at ,bo lug
time the most inordinate and tbs ' "s
cruel affection of the MIND. Rn ,'S''
this, these monarchs must have we n ."'
celved that their true policy WAS st. +.
have applied themselves to the w naa y
reformation at hume, rather tb.n
have engaged in q crusade ap,;"s.
abroad. 1t is vain for either of ,h.
and especially for Austria or Ru Ss"
to think that they can ultimately M.
vent. in their own states, the overtb r",
of that authority which thew eyerr;..
unless, they shall now set tbemser'.
in earnest to relax its rigor. and r,s,
dnally to admit their subjects TO som.
participation o! political rights, Tb,
invasion OF Naples may hasten, instead
ofretarding this result. We believe i
does not admit Of the slightest questio,
that the people of the north Of Italr
are now so impatient of the Austria,
yoke, which, as it exists there. ha,
been not unaptly termed an iron yok,
that if an opportunity were affordet
them, they would rise as one man /,
break it; and supposing the Austria,
armies, on advancing into the Neapt.
Titan dominiOns 70 meet with even Al
temporary reverse, or to be reduced t,
straits from want of supplies, or from
any other cause, there is the utmost
probability thatthe Rhetian Alps woul
be barred against their retreat, and
that an universal detection of the TIA.
Ian states would be the immediate con
sequence. The risks, therefore, in It'd
threatened war, 1t ought to be rememI
bered, are not all on one side; and vs|
trust that the monarcbs who are assem-
bled at Troppau will be led by the
of England aud France t.
count the cost ere they actually CON.
mence hostilities. As for the aged and|
imbecile king of Naples. whom the!
have dragged to Laybach, it is not
very obvious what rational end is n
be answered by his presence. He ca
in fact, be only contemplated as Goa
venient tool to sanction any hostile
which, in case OF the failure
Of negotiation, it may be thought eI
pedient to conduct in bis, name. We
sill hope much, however, from the CT
lighteued representatives Of our own
government and that of France. in
preventing the threatened mischid,
and in bringing tue assembled mo-
narchs to wiser and juster counstls'
Our government, especially is adverse
10 the present interference"
From The Nat. intelhgeneer Of ys'serddy'
Extract Of letter from Alexander Ham
nett, esq. Consul Of the United States q:
Naples, 10 the Secretary of State, dated
at Naples, BIB Nov 1890.
Though several Americans had impo''
ed tobacco here, without previous cOnlraa
with the administration OF this article, al,
we're permitted to send il elsewhere, il nj
purchased by them, yet have Thought /
necessary to apply for general perms;'"
in an official way, as several Of my county
men have suggested to me that il was 0"
known to our merchants.
81 have the honor to enclose copies Of do
reply on the subject, which beg you 10 W
pleased to publish Tor their information.
TRANSLATION.
Naples, eth Nov; lSso
The Undersigned. Secretary OF State aDS
Minister for Foreign Affairs having receI'e'
the letter of Mr.. Alexander Hammett, Con,,
sui OF the United States of America, da!.o
the 18th uItImo, relative to the proposl'lOa
for permitting the importation al American
tobacco, in the vessels Of that nation, maze
it his particular business to send TO the Cou .
sui the copy Of letter written TO him apua
that subject blythe Minister OF the fin ~,
ces. He avaiIs himself, meanwhile, oil W. W.
occasion to renew the sentiments OF DIS u'