The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

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a.aes i Nas he Object 81 prertsdlnzs
xhirh shall noi silsmpl % dsssr'es. nof
an ] oondsscend 10 compiais 81 then,
be- history wIll slienslise hen ssfhfisns
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ny power 70 rsseh Paris. ard % seqsh
myself or . mission eonneriet win ine
hspn:npss anI honor Of iso eounities 90
fora.ej 10 loss and esteem esrh other %
I,aly ana France. before pfcceeding 70
Fnsi.ad. where osher duties rallied me.
FEEL myssIf compelled 10 communicate %
,he NsnonaI Assembly. and 10 gre the !
gre..esl possible pabliriIy 10 he main OBJ
ice, az nv nission. | shah not attempt
% sind,rale The justice nf . cause for
Which history has slTeady commenced.
Too many voices will ae raised higher
ihan mine ranld reach; too many pens VII
side ealumny under the weight Of esl-
denre and documents, and Arguments Elii
mol be found waning 4 required Tor that
purpose. | shall therefore eonhne myself
% submit 10 The intelligence ofihe cham
Der. and 10 the good sense Of The Frensh
people, The actual slate of question still
nalni.s,ing-in spite ofihe deplorsble facts
which have been accomplished. Il is 81
the critical moment in which the fate Of
1000 900 Of Italians 10 about 10 be deci.
ded that appeal. in the name Of Liberty
and Of humanity. 10 The generous feelings,
10 the Justice and 10 the fraternity which
can never be destroyed 10 the breasts OF
FRnchmen. and who. Whatever may be
said and done. can never become The IN.
,lrumen, ofabsoluiism and the resioreTs 81
he temporal power Of The Pope. That
laid down. 1 lesye il TO any one 10 draw
/ The logical and political deduction o. the
| question. Respec, Cor religion--eiernal
har,ed for the government Of The priest.
hood I" were lie farewell words whirh
came 10 ms lips on quitting the heroic
Romans. lido no, hesitate 10 maintain that
thai feeling perraded ever heart. Any one
possessed al the slightest power Of reason
ing and penetration will be able TO draw
The consequences which must arise from
this inccntes,able fact. Europe cannot be
ignorant Tint the Pope has solemnly de.
clared. in his energetic letter oil she 2ls'
Arril, thai any liberal institution whsieyeI
was incompatible with the temporal rule
Of the holy see. Europe is aware oi lh.
heroic defence Of Bologna, Aneona and Of
Rome, whose object was the just ant
: deem rooted hatred OF those noble people
| to the ,heccralic regime which twas wish
ed 10 rns,nre---and am al a loss for word
10 express the snblime attitude Of the pee
ple Of Rome, who, under the threat Of 80
600 bayoneis, and an immense train OF al
tillery, disarmed but unsubdued. displa.
an invincible pride, which is The NOR
significant. as il resists the courteous man
ners and liberal expressions OF the valian
soldiers OF France. According 10 ihes
facts, and many Others. Of which no u
/. beral government eau be or pretend TO b
ignorant. The Assembly cannot hut De COZ
4 WINGED Ina, The temporal rule ofihe Pop
far from being necessary for the rreserv
' lion Of universal peace. 10 opposed 10
since il permanently keeps up the rovol
Il iionary fame in the heart Of Italy az
: in Rome itself, which will thus becoH
!. the centre Of the universal connections
= Europe. These indications must be su
l. ficient TO prove that The restoration oil p
pal absolulism the only one wished Tor
:, coriing 10 the avowal Of pope Plus hir
self is opposed TO the ohjec, OF gener
a. restoration to peace. and order and ira
:. GUILTY., which are sought for al the cost
so many sacrifices. The character, y
:, habits, and the local wants OF the Rom
. people, offer the strongest guarantees
4 The moderation Of a popular governme
MI The utopian schemes Of red republlca
" and communists would not be app
a. cable to I,aly. The Roman republ
\. guaranteed in IFS natural existence, COZ
:. never serve 10 propagate principles
u s,ruc,ive OF the universal equilibrium.
!. pust. chaise and gen,larmes compel me
70. leave for Havre. I. Bonapar,e, exiled ir
France from my birth. prosecuted IN
every succeeding government, have sc
-. cely lime allowed me TO affix my sig
as. lure to these considerations, which =
-. nit to the mature deliberations OF
the representatives of the French natl
A.. invoking from the Assembly an act
generosity and Of justice. not 10
person, which have long since sacrlhc
but TO the unfortunate country OF wi
ofl France cannot be the but n
Ia, in the interested her honor. since The al
- Of force has placed its fate in her ha
=, sustain the sacred andimprescrip,ahlerl
80 as truth, and eternal reason. Allow
GRO Monsieur lie President, TO reckon on
Mo support, much FOR the justice OF the ca
N, a lille on account Of that old frlend
and Kindness. OF which you have G
50 many proofs at all times TO the 81
90 Of the exiles Of France.
CHARLES LUCIEN BoNAPAR
i, The following is the protest alluded
re. ROMAN REPUBLIC.
the In the name of God, in the name o
NOR Roman States. which have freely ele
tent their representatives, in the name oil
dis. fifth article Of the French constitute
aant The Roman Constituent Assembly pro-
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