The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-01
those sentiments Of regard and emphatic appreciation

which are cherished by all N'f''s
and humane ruler of once and discontented
now well governed and grateful happv peope We unite
while the greater number is MOI, bn IA republicans and
lovers of constitutional freedom Recent as Is our nation
origin wide ms il The ocean which onr beloved
land from your sunny cline we know We'll what I,alv was
in the proud days Of her unity freedom and gory2what
tema dissension~and we have faitb that low and he
nanant destiny awaits her when her people shall again
be united independent. and free. In the great work
Ell and we ardeniv nrav that voT da VI NAV
be prolonged until YOU shall witness The Of
the wise and bene6eent policy which is destned 10 render
vour name im,noral
But venerable Father we know wei, that the na,b Won
have chosen ia one of sxtreme daicnI,v and ns On,
own immeda,e ancestors stryged bnngh an ACE of dan
gers ana 10 achieve ana Tue blessings
such ms has rarely been 70 neople striving 10
he free. In he world we now inbabit, 4 il diyney
onnon,ed thar yrna shall he tried Inv adversely and
that enduring glory like freedom shall be accorded ony to
s,,ch "a hv tnr,i,nd ~ les 10,
effort nrove bansevas worthy Of the nrcios noon We
therefore the con,rven Of Wn.binaton and FrankIn Of
Adan,s a,d I.a.rso,' no ~, MO re ,a on d; not enter
non the conrs vo,, have chosen without deliberate re-
nuncaton OF ease of security and of risoctic favor We
L,ou IN, n n,st hava a,eada rasaned onrsaf ~ an
con n,er h n,anhinai;ans Of & he 'ba,rsJ of he
powerfu and~most painful Of ailMtbe misconeeptons
of the ,yellmeanina bnt delnded WA know that Won
mus have caIn rs Ju ~ coun ,h Vw rrna bo Uu
ty and dread of ali The unjust or ymnnicai rulers who
assume TO lord il over any non Of he fair Italian penin
suaall who fancy hat social order consists in the main
ienance for themselves Of those Conditions luxury and
slo,h in which thew have b,her,o useessi exeda who
fear or seshy affect to fear that religion must perish if
upheld BY the fleeing breath Of empe,os and kings
and v Gods heln 10 that ckleness add ngati
which conld clamo} in the wilderness to he led hack to lie
fesh-pots of Egyptwhich among the and
even e NOV OF our saviour cOd saye Hum TO oear
we anpebend vii, vet itself In unrea sonabe ex
peS az nnbns han nen
ed hecnu everv7bng hns no, Already heen nccomnsbed
I De ane o
we viii unwaverinely trust
And venerable Ftber dark as are the clouds which en-
veop The present he we do know that the sunshine of
1 Throna 1ha, nn oenero,a ed endoxo can aver he
really defeated fail of its ultimate reward we assure you
ado,' far otvegh an he nerii and ntfernns tbroua
which nations advance to their achievement Short as our
national life has vet been il has already to
v ho,b observer he mmense sneroritv of iiber
W desnosm as an element of natonal Growth and social
norertv nav be better secured under oovernmen which
Guarantees rights and powers 10 ALL than under any other
RI bnm, fra v mr. ,nder any form of oovernment
are far less eo,ent Under onrs than other and Thai
% in an excess Of liberty bnt The contrary So much
least we feel that we are amnlv ustied in saving in
view of your position the perls braves and the ancpa
tons /, yI,st;fes - 49, = -
I In Of nercia annear,nces we do MT annre
hard thar the mailed cohor ~ desnos re about RI he
r IN motion anainst Won The ace n Which we I've isone
of moral rather sban - whch The artillery
~ ,he rass Ma and ssncas ,,,,t ~ ,ha c,r,nn
o. l peiS no - anu senIes VA. " ne % pt
that aganst anv direct and o9en resort 10 force
anu yoa ao oy .o P,opyy "a sI
n Lra III, Of chr;stan, ,r,, d. a,S'ii ,asa vnarn
;iu ~ I e IL ,,r;..I -, IN 49, - 49,, 49, - IT..
s ois b po d a ia h' o,, ;i siss W f ,
is Sio h'e III SUN ooh'Is. WIN oih ovoly
mountain, suIimohng tne prave ana nope rom every
battle for Freedom and Manknd In a such contest. no
p''.c loi :., ,I ~ sue. oost, ~
one lh,a VIII Inc nsoy OF Ui .e hes'cn
PSop,o eaii oo' m, s ' I y ~, 10 m
why i ~" i,j ~, ,y w 70 Pe c .o $780,,
anu oui M e fui a'ii soanuai VI 'ol o. III; 49,
mar his III "p etmoua of he interest," and With
IN, ma ~ m aJ1 nc tra,,, ,;iors w ao. y, IL; n
wn S w aao is FL, uy twenty ' " p'ot III
NOT NM nave De ao wh4ny p IN VAN, ,,,
prSoI ur,ovs
lesotsea, lnat we regard YIN me highest interest," tne
@ - rh;h ,s 80 -, '' hd DE- y, it,P uh
laws and Whose i,itarv nJ civil oitu have nenetratJ
esoued That the past history and the present condi
ton ofthe Italians have made them The objects opecuar
eres with all Chrsendom The renown Of ancient Rome
the glory the republics OF the Middle Ageshe arts OF
arn, e n.s.oly 3 ne srsiussos anu , ier
uae VIII ali scholars ali nvers o he u heap, al al
mirers of heroic deeds and ali rannblicans o' gu ~
Resoved That no freeman can look codly on the pres.
en struggles of the Italians for national independence and
constitutional liberty that hearts have been with them
since the first moment when the of freedom utter
ca ana WIN peat Tor them until all Italy iree from Gala
oita 70 R .ne aP Th, ma
6,I san,a,;ons 10 tle p p 9t ,e,y I'M ESP L
has taken in behalf Of his peone. iht knnyo e Al
acks with which he menaced from abroad we honor
him the more for the mild firmness with which he has
overcome the one and the true spirit with which he has
Penen ng o,he sr :,
ou h;h ~ o cry oi meeaom again IN iay IS
tons 10 ENCOURAGE with ber Voices d n, s I VIII ,hi
strength if need be the Italian neone in heir strngole far
liberty and Independence
DaruL,rA TIat DAa.a Hal, LAx L.