Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
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The Rcroiuiion in rsnice- Respect for he ualed
Staisslhe Venice correspondent Of the New YORK;
Herald describes thu (oNins soene as having occurred
after tho pJoclamatian by tho Nonlllans Of tho end u
Austrian rule.
The republic having hpen pr claimed joy and glad
ness neamug upon every couutenance dense mass
proceeded towards the American consulate. 10 testify
their admiration iar our government As,emhtd be
neaih the windows. reiterated and prolonged cttes %
"Long live the United States Of America " Long live
our satei rop0blic, from the joyous erowl aud
thesr demonstrations increased trnflld when the con
sui. accompanied by scvrplot the national pnarj. APP
peared IN their mtdsl bearing in hand the 1e o
the Union and IN the other the caot with The winged
lion. az an cnlhlcm Of tho nutefny which should ryel
rNtst between thctw0 governments based "a they nov
wete upon tho same pst and eternal principles, In
responding Ia hts auhurst at peoples sympathy. Mr.
sparkle thanked Them iuI The kud lechnps tlev manes
ted lr the government he had the hu1at represent
Among hem, tr the ,steem they hited Tor hun per
sonay and expressed mpe HAT ,hy their dieuftd and
irauq deneanur they might pive pr,ois to tho world
thai the, were capable OF governing thomslsra, and
that they compfohenrd ,r full import al he important
slep the, had ukcn lie assured them IN advance thai
when the Intelligence had lraverscd the Afaue tina, the
ancient queen OF the Adtac had thfwn IT the yoke u
the stranger. and again proclaimed herself rtub'ic
thofe would he one simultaneous ouihutst of from
extremity u the Union Ia tho other. lie wished them
prosperity and happiness aud trusted lhny would nrvct
dement, her capahy oil erlaving the blessings Of free
add enlightened institutions These words werr rece,v
ed with immencc satsilcilnn and the crowd trn quietly
withdrew. giving won't 10 he JOY In prolonged pipai,
the consul aed Ia ihe American Republic.
The day following, the imposing ceremony Of eansr
Grating The tticnloied hammer, by the pahtch Of Venice
took place in lrant the Church ii y, Malk The Frencl
council being absent. ours was Tho only If the rors
who received an invitation assl. at tins interesilnl
spectacle. Amer the henedlcon, The national guard on
service Amounting 10 htncen and ihrco thou and
Were ordered IN torm into two lines, leaving vacant
-paee OF lorV feel IN bteadth and extending from ont
kexlemIly the Place IL tho other. The general in
cmet then gave the word ot commnnd attention Hon
or 10 The far Of The United STATES II l,ncrcn aud IL
moment he eniire body presented afna aud the deus,
mass Of spectators burst orh IN the deatninp shou
Of applause, with Of 81 onr live our sister tepnh
hrl Hero followed an interesting and moving spec
taee.
The people. Of all classes aud conditions. soldiers and
civilians. threw themselves IN the arms OF the consul
embfared HIM and kissing the 'star spanged banner.
pressed II 10 Their hearts. while many. with mdelened
eyes reaching their hands through the dense crowd
merely 10 touch H. could Just but atticulato, "Tipa il
console iripd Ill Sati init irlra IL gran repubh
cal Had moi been eye-w witness Of thru touch
INC scene, could have Imagined ~ thrilling n
pTnoi # the great respect and almost alteration with
which cur nation ~ regarded by this generous and noble
hearted people. In the evening the theatre Of The
Venice WAS brilliantly illuminated p,orno. and filled To
Overlooking. but only will Italian beau and fashion
ot by tins ume all tie Austrian suelely bad vanished
like the baseIess fabric of dream. Our nation WAS
again destined 10 receive, there continuation of The
Nh Sparks aud bis lady entered lhet 0gs than they were
greeted with The most enthusiastic aud prolonged ap
pause, with repeated cries of Long live the American
Republic -