New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

ihorty for them. o. some OF them. Il * quite uue
that Miss Fglier stated that Rossi was asssss'-
mated. and that the Roman populaee ournt 'he
Cardinals carriages sfte- the Cardinals nae luh
away. and We believe this IS the extent - "nion
her testimony can avail him. On the other nsHa
she has borne repeated and emphatic testimony 10
the order, security ard quiet prevailing N n'l-e'
even while that city was surrounded by hosiNe -
mics. and intensely excited against TIE fiie''s as
having brought IRE and sword upon Their cry
She also bears testimony 20 the general unanin' ~
ard enthusiasm in favor q the RePuo-.c-'esu
moay which tee heroi. defense Of Home las SINCE
fully confirmed. She Says too that
" Both IN France and England the grosses' ''enools
have been circulated with uuwcarled d--srLee a-'-
the state Of things In Italy.
These are the fssehoods which have uis.ei the
Bishop. AID which We have sometimes copied
generally reaching IS by TeegraPhic dispatches
which We have 10 hand 10 making up, anc winch
Ne insert a. they res-h Is, condensed ifom ine
English journals. Bat our more careful and az.
thentic col atoms Of the news generally iafulsn
rsiltatiols 10 these caiamaies. " hich the Bishop
seems TO have overlooked thus We copied ane
10Th. from tie London Daay Mrs. which hiss
clear sighted correspondent N Rome Al arI''e
embody inz toe following
d" The diligence Of our Austrian coutsmporsnes ne
Trss and Ci~7HiS n this labor % qoP laI 'i 'l--'
has for some tine been recognized.
When ,he Romans bad euancipstei thernsf-Fe'' WIZ
the loss ct ess than half dozen lives from the ~
q the priesthood, % was necessary 10 na.e eIoy o
anarchical crimes frrre1 for the Nesteni rlANet-
De.csces IL season aud Of season ar inlspenss
bic 10 arisiocrauc digestion political ~ Vel A. Pnyl
cal 90 a. the Romans failed % furnish SINKING iseis
Of anarcLca character 10 Was requisite % - ~
striking ncfions Accordingly three eccesasucs we're
killed the IinesI by the imper0rs MOD aiu lHeiI
bodies thrown into the Tiber All Pal. mall shuddered'
and Brkeysquare reioced Ia new sensation Of hor-
ror fsier ta5ss nor aea 3rs n7hGITy P'ieS hi' ar.
an, rr4r,4 or ros-si ~ al but wat DID that ssni'
n The intention and effect OF the tale was Just the
If they had been cut up INTO cannioA cuuets
and devoured by the enemies OF order
No sooner had this humane iaole grown Ola 'nan
new and surprising narrative came FORTH circumsIan'
italy demonstrating the innate and incufaoie tendency
OF democracy toward 5srbarism The Art loving ~orlI
was assured thsi only we're the museums and Aora
res Of Rome be- broken up and their contents
cold - hasty suction price 20 chance or thievsh od
ders but that the priceless because paceape mon
uuepfs OF metaurgc art-the bells the Oalustrades,
and even the 10 bronze-wera about beng melt
Cd down for the WI gar II the Nsntol hepuhAc
This fable moreover having the singular fortune oi
ler = edited By a literary Peer OF the realm the I'M
preston 10 sde universal and 10 had quite "a run
Fverybody now indeed knows that-from hrst 20 last
particle 0t foundation Tor me CdiHn
nv But what matters thar sympathy for brave
rul friendly people combating Tor the possession OF
those rights which Engshnen have long enjoyed ana
Tor the recovery OF the least o. which they "ould rise
10 universal muuny tomorrow were X Necessary
.,ulyafhy for the Roman people thus efectutly
wounded and IN the course o. such struggles the IN
scfupuous foes Of liberty well know that wees OF
odoguy Indicted Is week OF toll and ialsehood Wen
repaid.
There Is more testimony 70 the same effect, but
can it be needed
But grant that the Romans have committed
excuses and even outrages IL moments of popu-
lar frenzy we deeply regret the isct, yet cannot
accent as a valid reason for consigning sem
afrssh to the control OF a government which they
have no voice IN creating or managing. On that
pont W c can discern no difference between their
position and that Of our Revolutionary fathers and
il seems to us the pivot Of the whole matter
It does not seem to be frankly met by the Amer
lean Adversarcs Of the Roman Republic.
T. The Bishop protests against all comparison
Of the Roman Revoutonists with our own fore
fathers, deeming the former asssssins liars, de-
spoilers Of churches sc. We apprehend that
there is some Truth a. the bottom OF this contrast
that the mass OF the Italians arc far less fitted
Tor securing, defending and enjoying the blessings
Of Liberty than our forefathers were. Whether
it is polite in a Catholic Bishop TO draw the con-
srs,t so broadly in view Of tue prece history
and dominant isith OF the two countries, Is ques-
ton to be pondered end At all events If ten
centuries Of ccce astcal sovereignty have eit the
Romans 80 wretchedly qualified for Freedom, we
can hardly wonder that they grow tired OF such
unavoidable schooling. We trust the truth grows
every day more manifest that the only tit prepara-
ton ior enacting worthily the part Of Ffeemen IS
Freedom.