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

ug ana assi -umeut on time ana throwing you DiDt"
en-. A. an aims gin 10 the importunste beggar the
promise Of institutions which in these days, are held
essential conditions Of life for a civilized nation
But you have not confded in ths promise for the
youth Of Vienna which feels the inspiring breath Of
this miraculous time, is mpeed on the path OF pro-
eress and therefore the Austrian Government unceT
tain Of itsc; and Of your dispositions took it Old part
Of standing st 10 wait Tor events in the hope d turn
ing them 10 ts own profit
Ia the midst Of this il received the news Of our sio
rious Revolution and il thought 20 have found I'D ms
the best way 20 escape from he embarrassment First
it concealed that news then made them known
pcce.nea and disfgured by hypocrisy and hatred. We
were handful Of rebels thirstng for German blood
We make war Of stlct,os wish the destruction Of
al Germany. But for us answers the admiration Of all
Italy of ell Europe, the evidence Of your own pco
Die whom we are constrained to hold prisoners or host
arcs who VIII unanimously ayow that we have shown
heroic courage in the fight heroic moderation in vic
tory.
Yesl we have risen a. one man against the Austrian
Government 10 become again nation, to make com
mon cause with our Itlih brothcrs' and the arms
which we have assumed for great an object we shall
no, lay down till we have attained il. Assailcd By
brutal executor Of brutal orders have conbated IN
a ust war: betrayed price set on our heads, wound
ed In the most vital parts have not ransgrcssed the
bounds Of legitimate defence The murders, the dep
relations of the hostile band irriatcd against US by
most wicked arts have excited horror, but never
rcurisal The soldier his arms once laid down. was for
MS only an unfortunate.
But behold how the Austrian Government provokcs
YOU against US and bids you against rs as crusade
crusade The parody would be ludicrous If it were
not 80 cruel crusade against people which in the
name Of Christ under banner blessed by the Vicar
of Christ and reyercd by all the nations fights to secure
its indefcasiblc rights.
Oh if you form against us this crusade-we have al
ready shown the world what people can do to recon-
oucr its liberty it, independence we will show also
what il can do 10 preserve them IT, almost unarmcd
we have nut TO flight an army Injured TO (surely
brothers that army wanted faith in tie cause FOR which
il founh1 can we fear that courage will grow faint
alter our triumph and when aided by all our brothers
Of tlyi Let the Austrian Government send against us
its threatened battaons. they will ind IN our breasts
a barrier more insuperable than the Alps. Everything
will be a weapon to from every villa, from every
field from every hedge viii issue defenders OF the na
tonal causes women and children viii fight Ike men
men will centuple their strength their courage ana we
will all perish amid the ruins Of our city before rcccV
ing foreign rule into this land which at last we call ours
But this must not be- YOU our brothers must not per
init il 10 be your honor your interests do not permit
# WIN Won fight in a cause which you must feel 10 be
absurd and wicked You sink to the condition OF
birelnes and do You not believe that the Austrian Gov
ornnept should il conquer us and Italy would turn
against YOU the arms you had furnished for the con
ouestl Do YOU not believe il would act as after tho
struggle with Napoleon And you not terrified by the
idea of finding yourself in conflict with al civilized
Turope and constrained 10 receive 10 feast your ally
the Auocra Of Russia that perpetual terror to the i'm
movement and independence Of Europe It is not pos
sblc for the house of Lorraine to forget is traditions
il is not possible that it should resign itself to live tran
qu in the atmosphere of Liberty. You can only con
srain it by sustaining yourself with the Germmc and
scayonian natonalte and with this Italy which longs
ONLY 10 zee the nations harmonic with that resolve
which she has finally taken that she may never more
be torn in pieces
Think Of US. brothers this is for you and for US, a
question OF life and OF death it Is question on which
depends. perhaps. the peace OF Europe.
For ourselves, we have already weighed the chances
OF the struggle and subordnated them all to this final
resolution that we will be free and independent with
our brothers Of Italy
We hone that our words viii induce you to calm
counsels if not YOU will lind the field Of battle
your generous and loyal brothers.
Signed: CAsArI President BoRRoNKo
DvRtNI p. LITrA
STRGELLt GICLlNL
BERETTA, OuERfukhi
GRAPH PoRRo
T-RRoNf MOnRoNI
RrzzoNIco AB. ANELLI
CARRoNrRA CoRRENTI, Sec. Gen.
These are the names OF men whose hearts glow
with that generous ardor the noble product OF dlth-
cult times Into their hearts flows wisdom from
ON high-thoughts great, generous, brotherly They
may not all remain true to this high vocation, but
at any rate. they will have lived period OF true
life. | knew some of these men when IN Lom-
hardy. of old aristocratic families, with all the
refinement of inheritance and education they are
thoroughly peryaded by principles OF genuine
/ Democracy of brotherhood and justice. In the
flower of their age, they have before them long
career of the noblest usefulness if this era follows
M lis present promise, and they are faithful to
their present creed, and ready to improve and
extend IL.
Every dav produces these remarkable docu-
ments. So many years as we have been suho-
Gated and poisoned by the atmosphere Of false
hood in official papers, how refreshing IS the tone
of noble sentiment IN Luuldltlh' " 44"N " 'N
wisdom and pure dignity in the letter OF Beranger
He was always absolutely true an oasis IN the
pestilential desert of Humbug; but the present
time allowed him fine occasion
The Poles have also made noble manifestations
Their great poet, Adam Mickiewicz, has been
here to enrol the Italian Poles publish the decia-
ration of faith in which they hope to reenter and
reestablish their country, and receive the Pope $
benediction on their banner.
In their declaration OF faith are found these three
articles:
every one OF the nation a citzen-eyery citEen
equal in rights and before authority.
ITO Israel our elder brother, respect brotherhood
aid ON the way to his eternal and terrestrial good enro
equality in political and civil rights.
TO the companion Of life, Woman brotherhood
citizenship, entire equality OF rights
This last expression of Just thought the Poles
on rht TO initiate for what other nation has had such
truly heroic women Women indeed-not child
rem, servants or playthings.
Mckiewicz, with the squadron that accompa-
MED hm from Rome, was received with the
! greatest enthusiasm at Florence Deputations
/ from the Clubs and journals went to his hotel and
escorted him 10 the Piazza del Gran Duca, where,