New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
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o1no8s Il the ultimate PROPOSE 81 + rance s-'- d
5s refused BY Pos TX. Bologna IS very near
. Austris and that ciccum'tancsi tssea H.
connection with the breaking Of Of negotiations
between the French Government aud the Pope,
il .sey should 5r broken oH woali indicate =
banee in TIE relations Of France 70 Austria IS
vel as those OF the Pope to France, oi &c ihsht
Importance That France should SHRINK before
the 'lst rebakes sae IS freed 70 receive, snd de-
srs 70 pc rom her present position IS very
natural. II h,r rulers only bad the vision 70
SEQ how well France can sfo:d 70 d. mssnaol-
mou. act. sna how much lost esteem see would
Win back BY il, they would straight~sy rersce
their steps Bat this "a Tot 10 the nature Of things
Time, as Il passes, serves 10 reveal IL stronger
i ht tie exalted wisdom aod patriotism Of the
Roman Republicans. Thar system Of Reform
and Progress had i been allowed fair tria
YOU'D have left the world Ia nc doubt IS - rs
merit. 1t Vas broad and liberal Ike the cas-. o,
their own miads, and thorough ss the diseases o.
their coua,ry are dseP-seatec and malignant. 1t
embraced total separation Of Church and State,
and the power Of the People installed u pace oi
the rover Of PRIEST, The resuscits,ioaof Asri-
C Ilture, pssied by the Papsl arm, TIE revival OF
Trade. the Increase Of Commerce, the birth Of
Manufactures aud lateTcommanica,ion, the estsb-
lishment Of S .hoo's. and even the exhumins Of
ancient relics Of Art which sd INDECENT despotisn,
a. regardless Of ancient reno~n ss Of right and
reason. suffers to lie neglected and buried. This
after work was commenced by excavations 10 the
vicinity oi The Forum. ard some OF i,s old iourd-
s.ons = ere disensombed. Among other things,
the Common School system OF the I uited states
WAS % be closely initiated. As far as the We've
% the Roman people were ascertained IN the short
and sgitated exisfence which the Re pubic had,
they were in entire harmony with their Govern
msnt When asked 70 express their wishes as
% the continued exste1ce or dissolution OF ccc c
-lasticB. power. they voted It's iots ctsOl1tion
almost unanimously, and this OF itse.i, when We
consider hOV deeply seated and how long estab-
hshed has been the idea with the Italian people
that their Priests he'd risht 70 temporal power.
shows that the mass Of the people are ripe Tor
those extensive but wholesome changes which the
Republican leaders contemp sied / have read
with care their Constitution, aud most excellent
instrument II is. ! am struck with astonishment
tha. zen assembled from nation 80 imaginative
AZ the Italians are sud not experienced "a states
men, should have framed. amid so many diihcuties,
81 wise and good Constitution. Ii was adopted
by the Constituent Assembly while the roar oi the
French cannon was announcing the deadly pur-
poses Of France, and balls and bombshelis we're
putting 10 proof tie NhtTlDtisiu tA ANFhdu PrD
pie Ushered into the world by the thunders OF
an ensmys cannon, II is yet monument 10 the
wisdom OF its trainers. 80 moderate, wise and
patriotic does the conduct OF the Roman Hepub-
leans prove TO have been, that the French Gov
ernment Is res0rting 10 wholesale system oi
sl-ehood in order, II possible, 70 abate some por.
ton Of the worlds reprOaches In iurtherance oi
this object the official organs Of Louis Napoleon
are now publishing gross fsbrications describing
scenes aud occurrences At Rome, which IN TACT
never took place here, snd were never heard OF
except In French journals. These articles relate
ID the doinCs Of the Roman Re ublican Govern
mcut aud the motives OF the Republican leaders;
and are, every one of them, entire isbricatons not
having a shadow o. foundation In truth. WILL
notice one OF these articles, which originally ap.
pesred in the Constitutional OF PAM and IS copied
into the Nelc- York ErDress. the Semi Weekly,
beiieveD OF August g. The article in question
alleges thst as early as Apri 80, Armen one OF
the Republican Triumvirs, bad recommended an
Arrangement 10 be come % with the French, aud
hst those Of the people by whom he was support
ed Nerc either .atiMidatcd ar hr0tcn tnt0 PRISON
that the Roman National Guard was dlsarmed
under preencc Of changing their percussion locks
for f,nf locks that Sati sfterward united with
Armelliti In demanding the cessation OF resistance,
and Mszzini refusing, they both resigned that
Mszz nj then couvohed the people at the Campo
Naccino, the ancient FORUM where certain
number OF ths Trsas;everins aud Lszzsroni ss-
semoied that MsZZini came there, followed 0y
Gauosldi. AvezzRne, Ariconi and all the chiefs OF
tie band collected al Rome that be harangued
the crowd, asking them 10 make known their de
termination upon the question Of War or Peace
that the crowd uns MIN Jusly exclaimed for resist
sace 81 any price that at the same time shouts
were heard for Mszzini 10 be proclaimed Dictator
that hs vas thereupOn made Dictator and that the
fret use he made OF his power was 10 taror h.
fel!oo Iriussv,rs S0h and ArmtlliHi, into prts0a.
that the Roman National Guard wss forbidden 10
assemble ths. the assault Of the 30th of June
crushed The legion Of G0riba!di that Crulraiil
caused white fisg 20 be hotted, and propositions
for the cessation OF hostiliiss 70 be made ths;
then Mazzini, and Gsriosldi qattied Ro'se that
Garibs.d.s men, ia order that they might more
readily rally and be recognized, hsd clothed them
selves IN red from keId 10 foot, because they iet
constant apprehensons OF a mOvemen. on the
part Of the National Guard, from whom they had
taken QlBlO.t all thetr mvsksts. dc. &c. &c.
Nov, this article from beginning 70 end, 10 one
eu.iro and tols fsorcation. No such events as Il
pretehds TO nsrate ever took place. The Con
stitufionxel has not even colorado foundst.on
for these statements. They are every ore Of them
SrOss iRsehooGs. invented by the C0ns'itlfioHHsi
T. vell If possible, the base conduct OF the French
Ministry. Many OF these statements bear upon
their face too much improbability TO be behsved-
such. for instance a. that Mszrlni threw his iel-
low Tri1mvirs iato prison, that he was made Dc
tl.or, snd that Gsribsdfs men were crushed az
Rome for We aitsrward hnd them fighting a.
Venice Bat the conservative French press viii
resort to anything howeve. base, 70 screen their
Government. The above article, which ! have
given substsntisly, Is only one Of many, all slike
ialse and base. II you were grsyely 20 publish
in The Tribune that Gen. Taylor had jumped
over the moon with the Barnburners In his pock-
er and landed in tie crater OF Nesusius' yoc
would not publish anything more entirely fictitious
than these articles on Roman Affairs which the
partisan presses OF Louis Napoleon are now send.
lag forth 20 the world. The Ab.olutist press on
he Continent, and tie British Tory Press, are
dolag the same thing as TO Hungary and Venice
perceive thar The I'ribHEs 10 putting forth,
from time TO time in its editorial articles, many
very Just and pertinent remarks on the conduct Of
France toward Rome. These remarks meet the
spprobstoa Of the Repub icsn party here.
Whea ! reached Rome. the sickly season h7c
iarly Commenced. The French had been IN pos
session Of the city week OF more. At that time
The city was none Of the elesnest, sud tron LAT
time 70 this m OF every description has been &C
capu.st.ng in the streets antil II has become IN
tolerzble nad indsscribsole. Huge hespsoi vege-
table matter sre thrown down az the corners ofthe
streets. and gangs Of rsvenous dogs assemble
round them, pull them about with their paws and