New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
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There gss bop~ for ell thu oppressed nstocs o |
rope I, risbt D. that tho Esses ~ Lio>rfy vosls
from the Csp,toliss 10 spread ovsr the world eve
the Essles Of ancient Rome carried cooquest AMI
uent among ell the nations whiiber tnry cana
emsncp stos Of Italy would b. the ssnh Tor the
ton OF eli Europe. Hungary. Bohemia. Polsn1 y.
follow. Ana A. 10 former times the voice II Petr
Hermit could summon al nations 10 s''snDt hs II
cue OF the Holy sepalchre 90 the voice OF Italy
half Of freedom could not fail 70 collee, the ~ori. &
achievement
DAVID DUDLEY Field, ESQ. rose 10 move .
9Th and last resolution.
There was ons feature In the itslisn novenrrt VI
had no, ye, been noticed sad tbIs lie psclse
.c,er Hitherto the Italians bad resor,ea 10 forss I,
lle,s themselves from a yoke imposed BY force.
st.ry there had arisen party 10 Italy which souskis
ycs.t end BY uiorsl meant, This party already embr.
Az A.. ranks many influential ltssns when The scce.s
of the new Pope gave I, new power sni nee hoy~l
Alresdy In the course OF single year What reiorrs
had accomplished. All these reforms hsd been ~
lishad within the fret year Of biz ponhneAte. Ia.
were the fruits Of peaceful progress
Conceive The difficulties BY which ho vss surrosrt
Not Catho. Sovereign Ia inc world except perhsss
bart Of Sardinia but were sysinst him And yet hetk
himself ont of the charmed circle Ia which ne wa 4,
,ss midst Of bis people. What pieturs The saota-
picture that tho world presents WHAT hopes al q
oot hold ont 10 the Italians II they were pstsrt ~
wopla and tina, their own virtue and the sympshies
Yuroua wero stronger ihsn the bsyoneu Of Ausra q
the cr.fs of the Bourbons. Aud n the msdne~ q a.
po,sni should lead u armies into the plsns@ "a,
thera was not free hand that would no, be raisd A
The first battalion that should cross toe 20 would I,
the signal for that war OF opinion wnicn "eod sSl
changing the whole face OF Europe. viewing ~~T'
a. temporal ruler. and 40 tho spiritual hesd OF "a
srad and sixly millions OF men hls importance co
Al - vol naE an ~ 4.
freedom and free Institutions. No longer could u
said that the friends OF freedom were the enemies
order tie sovereign pontt was the great reforms
Tai, vss the dawn OF . new day not for itsly oaly
for universal mSn.
On the suggestion OF the Secretary, John C. p-
ereaux. Esq sig FELIX FoKysrI was ihen esled1
and addressed lhe meeting 10 the Italian language
eloquent manner. expressing bis sense OF the unexss
ed honor done himself and the Impression made ~
him by the numbers and enshuslasm OF The meeting
He then went on ia the most animated terms 10 rpo'
% the expresslons o. sympathy when h-o oeen IA,
for Irsly A'er this be turned % tne itAhsns ptrr'
a hayiny called on them % bs worthy of ths f>eii
on he art OF the community In which they had ~
ha went on g. spesk Of their own country and o HE
Tbls he said dream no sterile nor useless tho
And already 10 tsy WA there its ffu were "
now substantially apparent incisns 'nem' u need ~
contend sna die 10 lie defence.
sisaor Forestl spoke with an eloculion " stnil
he a. hi. remarks were glowing and ardent and 60
elsssd with the cheers Of his counirymen and tie
plausa OF the whole audience.
GA motion ofIANxs w WHITE. Esq seconded " ;
LANES IL Trrrs it was resolved, that the Address
solutions and such other parts OF The proceeding
might De judged advisable, should DO properly s's,
sni forwarded to Rome. to be delivered to bio HeHne
through some appropriate ehspnel and al'o ha 4
whole proceedings should be published.
Alter this the band played once more the HJn,
Plus TX and then the immense assembly quie,g q
parsed highly grs,nsd with all that hsd taken pse.