New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-30
70 RosKar Ho.As. &c. Committee.
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN A. DIN
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Cv~rrv~v, have received your fav1 n informing me
that Public Dauonsiraon 10 express the earnest sym
pathy with which the American people regard the en- US
of Pope Pu. * and the Italian people for National In
Dependence nni Constitutional Freedom VIII pc nisoe
a he Tabernacle In tia City of New York, on tue sth
inst and Inviting my personal cooperation In H.
regret that II possible for M 70 sceeft inc ~
vitatiou approve OF the proposed dsmou,rsuoo, am
II would afford me sucers pleasure 20 unite IN u u my
power ,,s -
strongly 70 the feelings than Italy Her climates one 81
the uost genial the face Of The GLOBE" Ger ratura
featurss are remarkable for their grandeur and 5esuy
her soil i fertile her productions sre inmate IN variety
her people active and spirited, sre capable under sooa
govern ,ents Of elris worthy Of the race from when
ihey sprsng and her whole surface are scattered
the monuments Of an empire exceeding "a 'plendOr anc
ttrength any other the world nsi seen tay mus en-
bowed With all the elements Of prosperity win me
strongest physical attractions snd with historical 1850
citations of tina highest 1tsres has long occupied very
subo-dinsa place IN the scale Of national importauce-
Ia the North Eve Of her twenty-five millions OF people
are subect 10 Aultra and the rsmsniDg seventeen mn
lions In Western Central and Southern Italy are divided
into multiplicity Of independent states snd' Vlin tue
exception Of the little Republic OF san Marine ruled oy
governments cespouc 10 form Gasranierd A. ths pal
ton OF political pOwsrts b. tina soveTeisns represented
Ia the Congress Of Vienna ihe Only hops Of inc smeo'
ration IN the condition ofihe Italian peopie ha, Tor more
than thirty yesrs consisted IN the character OF thrir re-
spsctvs rulers Tbs hope hss not proved altogether
vain The Grand Duke Of Tuscany has governed his
dominlons win wisdom and libertiy. Invested win
arbitrary power he has tempered iis exercise Win the
nidness and benehcence which are me distinguishing
traits Of hs character Butte IN this limited portion
Of Italy embracing less than two millions ~ SOUS
though the government has been thus wisely Admins
Tered BY TIE reguug sovereign the people nave oeen
without a vocs 10 their political arrsng' nanis
Ga this darkness gl1riou, Hight has ussn "A hso'
which has ilum,ncd Oh Itav. and Inspired her people
with Joy and hope Plus TX. stands tcioru the world
smong the very few instances Ia which SOVEREIGN nas
voluntarily extended political privileges 10 hs subjects
copcess.ons freely made. not eNored by violence Or
Welded 70 fear Those only who are ismi n Win ths
history Of the Romsn Stste during the last quarter Oh
century with tbs depression oil Va ndus'Ty ~ nnnne
entertainments snd thu pecnlisr-s In ~ pOy "nich
seemed 10 render ameoration nearly hopeless, can ap
precia,a tbs magnitude and difficulty OF the aoor De mas
undertaken 10 gising - tho Government popular cAste
and las ing the foundation oil system vnicn sna pro
vide remedies for existing evis Nor are tho dlscour
agements and opposition Of those shO sre the enemies
al al progress among lhe lesst Of the mpedimenis De
has hsd % encounter and rcOme. Under the proec
ron of Provdsnca be thus far triunphed over al Cd
sases snd pursuing unsismayed the career Of reform
on which be entered every successful St. becomes
the precursor Of effort 10 improve the condition OF
the Roman people aud give 70 the nation prosperity and
frIs Impossible for "a as nen and frsemen, 10 look
with Indifference those noble Efforts OF great gene
rous and fearless mind establish the welfare OF ma
ton on its only aud dursble foundations the Tree
dom and hapy hess OF the people. Though Il IL WAC
AM s.luary principle In our Government 10 s0laln
from all Interference 10 tho political institutions aud 90
mesrc concerns of other nations IL Il no violation OF
our duty individuals either 10 ourselves others o.
express our heartfelt sympathy Ia such efforts. shall
therefore cordially, unite With you In expressing our
earnest hop that too exsrous OF Plus The ~ n 10 awe 10
the Rom-n- liberal government may oy ths blessing
of Providence be Gro rned with success; and thst
through III. influence Of bis example on the SOyeregns
Of the other States of Italy be- msy become the ns,ru
ment of extending Constitutional Freedom 20 the whole
Italian People. an' very respectfully;
Your fellow citizen. JOHN A. DIX.
To ROnrET HOGAN. &c. Committee.