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

a
Affair.". a TIE Ffs,onai Ge,e'nnsai Of Na' , l1.l 40
er.. o 90 c' , H,, ,.sr..,., q. i. "a, i .a
Isc % tis Rae of rr House oi Aa,ira Res -' o' s
ee Fa'ha..'.,. Reception s'g.ea ne Dsate of Po.'d
% M Po.,.,a si PIs. ~ IL Dre.,la from Pie csa.e
81 Frreson sud cd Progress Tie Altar ~ ' les--' Ii
vors begun By S.ioeoa 'rua5 ansed Ihe io,, o. I..
~ of tle moment great orr I1e te'fpa.-'} 81
,ns pasJ VII ~ People HOPE. all Pfaspe-'s Of lie
ROME. 10Th April, lsis.
4, CLOSING my last / hoped % have some doci-
sis. intelligence 10 impar by this time as to the
fortunes Of Italy. But though everything 50 Tar,
turns ina her favor, there has been mo- decisive bat
tle mo- final stroke ltpleases me much, as the
news comes from day to day, that passed so lei
surely last Summer over that part OF Lombardy,
now occupied by the opposing forces, that ] have
I'm my mind the faces both Of the Lombard and
Austrian leaders a number of the present mem
bcrs Of the Provisional Government Of Milan J
knew while there they are men Of twenty-eisht
and thirty much more advanced 10 thought th"h
the Modcrates of Rome, Naples Tuscany VINO
are too much fetterod by bygone state o. things
and not on a par ia thought knowledge, prepare
ton for the great Future, " it'll the rest OF the
civilized world at this moment. The papers that
emanate from the Nlilanese Government are far
superior in tone to any that have been uttered by
the other States Their protest in favor Of their
rights, their letters to the Germans at large and
the countries under the dominion of Austria, are
fan of uobloness and thoughts sufficiently great Tor
the use Of the coming age. The latter l trans.
late. thinking they may not ia other form reach
America.
rig rROyIsloNAL coVRSMENf or MILAN To TIE
GERMAN NATION.
1.rott.re valiant learned generous
Germans
Th. salutatiou from people just risen aircr terri
b struggle TO selfconscousncss and TO the exercise OF
II, rights ought deeply to move your nasnaninous
he5rs.
We deem ourselves worthy to utter that great word,
BsorHEFHooD which efaccs among nations the ira
dtons of all ancient hate and proaer it over the
made graves Of our ieowcitzens who have fought
and died to give the right to profer it without fear
or shame.
We call brothers all nations who believe and hope IN
the improvement Of the human family and seek the oc
casion 10 further it-but you espcciaywe call brothers.
You Germans with whom we have in common so many
noble sympathic the love of the arts and higher stu
dies. the delight Of noble contemplation. with whom
also we have much correspondence in our civil d. iii
nice.
With you are ofirt importance the interests Of the
great country. Gcmany-with as those oil the gfe"
country, Italy
We we're induced to rise IN arms against Austria eve
mean not the People but tho Government of Austria
not only BY the need of redeemng ourselves from the
shame and grie of thrtyone years of the most abect
despotsm but by deliberate resolve TO take our place
upon the plane of nations to unite with our brothers Oh
the Peninsula and take rank with them under the great
banner raised bv Plus H. ON which ID written The
INDEPENDENCE or Italy.
Can YOU blame US independent Germans In Diam
ing US you would sink beneath your history beneSih
YOUR most honored and recent declarations
We have chased the Austrian from our soil we snail
give ourselves rcposc till we have chased nm from
all parts of Italy To this enterprise we are all sworn
for this fights our army enrolled in every part OF the
Peninsula army OF brothers led by the King OF oai
diuio who prides himself ON being the sword OF Italy
Aud the Austrian is not more our enemy than yours
The Austrian--wo speak still OF the Government ana
not Of the Peopc-has always denied and contradicted
the interests of the whole German nation at the head oil
an assemblage of races differing in language in Gus
toms IN institutions. When it in his power to
have corrected the OF time and dynashc policy
by assuming the high mission Of uniting them by great
moral interests he preferred TO against the
other and to corrupt them all
Fearing every noble instinct hostile 10 every grand
idea devoted to the material interests OF an ogarchy
of princes spoiled by sensccss education, OF ministers
who had sold their condolences OF spectators who sub
ected and sacrificed everything to gold the only aim Of
such Government to division everywhere.-
What wonder If everywhere in Italy in Germany II
reaps haryests of hate and ignominy Yes OF hate To
this the Austrian has condemned to know hate and
its deep sorrOws But absolyed in the sight OF
God and by the insults which have been heapcd upon
US many years, the unweared efforts 70 debase
us the destruction of our villages the coldblooded
slaughter of aged people our priests our women
our children And you-you should be the first to ao-
solve us you yiriuous among the Germans who GER
taDy have shared indignation when venal and ~
ing press accused US Of being enemies Of your great
and generous nation and could not answer and
were constrained to devour silence the shame of
accusation which wounded 10 the heart
We honor you Germans we pant 20 give you glori
Gus evidence Of this And prelude to the friendly
relations hope to form with your Governments we
seek % alleviate as much possible the pains OF captv
ity 20 officers and soldiers belonging various
states OF the Germanc Confederation who fought in
the Austrian army Those wish to send back TO you
and are occupied by seeking the means to effect this
purpose We honor you 30 much that we believe you
capable OF prclerrng the bonds OF race and language
the sacred titles OF misfortune aud OF right
All answer TO our appeal, valiant wise aud generous
Germans clasp the hand which we offer YOU with the
heart of brother and friend hasten disavow every
appearance OF completely with Government which
the rnassacrcs Of Galc.a and Lombardy have bloted
from the list OF civilized and Christian Governments
Il would be beautiful thins for you 70 give this exam
pie which will be new history and worthy Of these
miraculous times, the example OF strong aud soner'
Gus people casting aside other sympsthies other inter
es, 10 answer the invitation OF rcgenerete people to
cheer II in it, new career obedicnt to the great prnc
pcs of Justice, Of Humanity, Of Civil and Christian
Brotherhood
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT % MILAN TO thk
NATIONS SUBJECT TO fHE RULE os TIE HOUSE of
AUSTRIA
From your lands have come three armies which have
brought into your speech is spoken by those
hostile bands who come 20 US with IRE and sword
nevertheless come 70 you 70 brothers.
The war which combat is not your war you are
not our enemies you only instruments In the hand
OF our foe and this foe brothers is to US all
Before God before men solemnly we declare it our
only enemy is the Government Of Austria
And that Government which for many years has
labored 10 cancel ia the races il has subducd every