New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

Statesmen Will go where they are carried DO Is
probable influence vli bee changed continually
lum baud % hand and Government become o. ail
uteats aud purposes. representative. Italy needs
now quite % throw OUT her stupid King Of Naples.
who hangs like a dead weight on her movements.
The KIM o. Sardinia and the Grand Duke OF Ius.
cany Will be trusted while they keep their present
course bat VINO can feel sure OF any sovereign.
cow that Louis Philippe has shown himself SO
mai and Pins * So blind To seems as Fate
was 40 work 20 bewider AMI cast down the digni-
ties Vi the world and democratic Society az blow.
Ia Rome there is now uo anchor except The
good sense of the people. IL seems impossible
that collision should not arise between him who
retains the name bat not the place OF Sovereign.
and the Provisional Government which calls Itself
a Ministry. The Count Mamiau.. It's new head, is
man of reputation as "a writer but un,r.cd rs yet
as leader or statesman. Should agitai.oas
arise. the Pope can no longer calm them by one Of
his iatherly looks
AL lies in the Future and our best hope must
be that the Power which has begun 80 great O.
work viii find due means 70 end IT, and make the
wear 1850 year O. true jubilee 10 Italy year
not merely o. pomps and tributes, but OF recog-
nzed rights ami intelligent Joys a year Of real
peace peace. founded not on compromise and the
lying etique,tes of diplomacy, but oa Truth and
Justice
Then this sad disappointment 90 Plus N. msy
be forgotten. or while all chat was lovely and gen
erous iu his life is priced aud rcvcronced, may be
drawn from his errors deep instruction as 90 the
inevitable dangers OF prcstIy or princcy enyi-
r1nment and a higher knowledge may elevate a
uoblcr commouw cslth than the world has yet
known.
Hoping this era remain st present here
Should my hopes be dashed 90 the ground, 10 will
not change my faith, but the struggle Tor It's mani
festation is to me Of vital interest Wy friends
write TO urge my return; they talk Of our country
as the land Of the Future Ii SO, but that spirit
which made it all It is of value In my eyes, which
gave all Of hope with which can sympathize for
that Future, j. more alive here at present than n
America. Ny country is at present spoiled 10y
prosperity stupid with the lust Of gain, soied by
crime In lbs willing perpetuation OF Slavery,
shamed by AN unjust war; noble sentiment much
forgotten even By individuals the aims of poiit-
clans selfish or petty, the literature frivolous and
yenal Ia Europe, amid the teachings of adversely
a uobler spirit is struggling spirit which cheers
and auimates mine. ucar earnest words of pure
.a,th and love see deeds of brotherhood. This
is what makes my America. do not deeply dis
trust ms country. She is not dead, but ZOO my time
she s'ecpeth, and the spirit of our fathers flames
no more, bat lies bid beneath the ashes. 10 viii
not be So long bodies cannot live when the soul
gets too ovcrgfown with rlutfony and ialsehood.
But il is NOT the making President out OF the
Mexican Wa that wouI make me wish 20 come
back Here things are before my eyes worth 70
corlinr. aud, &C. ] cannot help this work, would
gladly Dee To-, historian.
Returning from Little tour iu the Alban Mount,
where everything looks SO glorious this glorious
Sprn. ] fnd temporary quiet The Pope
brothers have come to sympathize with him tho
crowd signs over what De- has done, presents him
with great bouquets Of flowers and reads anxious
D, fi. ao.,- nom ric Nortl aud the proclamation
o. tie new Ministry. Meanwhile the nightingale
sing every tree aud plant is ia flower, and the
sun aud moon shine rs if Paradise were already
reestablished on earth. 1 go TO one OF the villa,
20 dream it is So. beneath the pale light OF X
Close OF 4 Comment by P.u Angelo F.erorino on the
Aocuton Of Plus TX spoken Do Tue Secret Conssory OF
10Th April, 1885, datei Italy 50h April, LEI year OF the Re
dempuon " Italy