New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

The whole OF Europe 10 directly or indirsGsy en-
coursgins and assisting her enemies. ne W.
6rst rolled the stone away ~nlch II" ana Closneo
his eoun.rv has transferred his power 70 the mer-
cil.ss invader and asks arms 20 ensoie MN 70 re-
e,,.hIish his temporal power. The time has a.
isngtb arrived when this claim 70 despite author
H., l. N he nut 70 the severest test. TIE EIoor Of
,bfs feeling has mounted into moral snblmts, and
,hoogh everything has been done % sfrangie the
aspiration Of this spirit every shacke imposed 70
blot cut her existence, Italy will yet become a.
tion-a land OF Industry snd lmpulse-oi Freedom
and Greatness The feelings hopes ard Purposes
which lie 10 the depths Of this Reform must BE
realized in Italy becoming united n one Pohtcal
BODY. A nation divided against itsei cannot
stand aud what nation situated az ltely 10 ever
freed herself from foreign political lnn1tnce VIII
out a grand concentrstsd effort ltsly eminent !
possesses this recuperatve power lrue, sue S o1n
pon, 70 az occasional traitor, and there are many
neutral ipoaensives who are incapable Of aPPre-
eating snv better Government; oct the mass
Nh desire g change ere brave. sagsciCus and
virtaous All the faui.s ot TINS people are 70 Dc
traced 20 their Government snd We neeo % - /
ter assurance Of this fact than the drum 81 Aa-
cb;svelG Who has said that " II the Court o. Rome
rere Transferred 10 the Swiss who in rs ca
were the most vidUoDs people On eaTinJ "o''N
| be enough 70 make them the most wicked.
| We ask for 20 little bloodsned "a pOssiD'e' ~
| Italy has SOW no more lives 20 offer % sao'
aud for unity Of action. peace centfa 49,,
itioa of prissty ascendsncy. The cruel nA-5 i.3
and persecutlng spirit Of France has no psIaie'
except at the lime when the SWISS looH a M
| from which 100 eziles Withdrew t"7 -
Duke OF Tuscany allowed them heeiy I" .L.d
gr Na,seales The moment these Iaiiahs fr1, '.u
Frsrce they were ooged 10 jail, snd irss'sa a.
foioos Ia not this sufficient gfouno 10, 'nc s'1I'
ne Romans have taken against thr in's' 10
,bs r,cst liberal Of French Presidents HaD -
most written cat tbruah ,..e, &,
| r,.is Nepoleon has witnessed 4 ""HNS -
- ~ the tendencies and capacines OF HAiis1
;ha,,v. After elevstine bis own people 70 p0l"-
..i influence lust 70 show the aosoateness oi we
.-;ne;ole he acts in concert with ssssssihs e"''
f,iscresnts 10 denstioualizea people yetsHues ing
- ioi,ate bis exsmple and who CLAIM ilsn ~, -
elect President, whom We trust ~ 6oa' u, "a
M manner resemble & weak and "llliu aesPo' ''Ne
Wshave hopes Of Italy. but they sFe ioundeu
| !, ,otbipg bal a great National ieeilns sho con
| s,5.,s,;or ~ ali the Italian States. 10 re-iouhu
,ss Romsn Empire and make Der what she was
eve Constartine removed the seat OF her polu-
csl pov,er viii ne - make her again me mistress
oftbe world Should the King OF Naples oolec'
| 10 such movement. be could easily be pefsuaaeG
| 10 take a Journey into some foreign country, AGA
IL will also teach the other tyronts how mucn more
useful AT times i. little force than the snoo'h
and graceful process Of percussion. Yours &c