New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

one Which derived is power not thrl2sh me op-
prcssion Il those atthe head Of The state but ro
The popular sympathy upon when u was found cd
frrn is wisdom It's moderation It's ius-ce, rs irr
mss. It's honesty. This new G1vernmelr though
sn,rorrges by AZ sorts Of difficulties vas tea-lessy
riac,d an romoariron with the long established
G0y,rr-,orts a. nil sides Of 10. that all nations
m. IN see 70 hich system worked the best. Such
,li.s,tr-cri~ Projects could not bIt meet with Ira
ouro.f;ou Of the Desplts, and me II 1rofr nov
Lfs rrostrrte-s,uuled-b nt 1eai. TIE ~
rants AID tbeir ofears have dl-gd 20 say at the
rcrple are rot Go e. Govern themselves os"a1se
ihev avoid TIE vicrs " their former oDprsssors.
The p.ices accuse OF desire o! plumber the
reople "a ho REQUIRED REFORMS Have NJ the P.ia-
cfs G mrattrd ~ ~ species OF rapi1e sni plan
der7 Where can one instance o. this be fjlni %
TIE rart Of ihe pcap'e il insu-r, ton vii cite
one exam PIE on. %. many 81 the people honesty
While proclamat.rus Of this nature were set on
he vale of tire Tuscan cities, citizen oi Leg
bonn CLAIMED 20 seeing great crowd Do e streets
rar of home irlm bis store vi.h ls handkerchief
fr a. a. liars she lIlft broke tle .fa1n enI tne
do. srs fcl i1tothecf1wd. TIE b, srluaers, zsIug
a,II. Be- Ltlqfd tr- lal ID lis -'s. rtlle e-l cob
lec,ed his lo.srs 'or him. uot cent vas missing
ew dsys before ttiscIrr1m1taroc the p1ic- bad
beer turned out OF the city. During tbe whole Of
the time . at there was 10 police Ho' a To55erg
ocrrrTfd vet some cal1mmatlrs are 10 be olnd
who endeayor 70 represent the people as unit 70
be trusted out Of leading strings.
Could anything have been more orderly and
decorOus than the Roman elections under the aus
pices Of universal suffrage. Was not the Assem-.
bly composed Of men the most eminent for their
virtues and patriotism! Could any body OF dele
gates have conducted itself with greater dignity
than did the Roman representatives, OF the people,
amid unprecedented difficulties and IN city be
seiged bv an enemy These elections and this As
sembly can bear comparison with any 10 the world.
The people can only hope to improve their educa-
ton when they are masters and have the power TO
do so. So long as the tyrants have the power IN
their hands every effort will be made to proong
the ignorance Of the multitude The world has
seen the Republicans acted up TO their principles
how they forgave all their former adverssrles and
commemorative they showed the most sublime
moderation-and how they have been rewarded
by inhuman prosecutions and executions. Among
tie many persons placed in responsible situations,
with the c6mmand OF the resources Of the country,
il is now evident that not one ma-appropraied
single cent Of the public money; while on the con-
trfry there are innumerable instances OF great sac
ri6ces Of private interes. among the Republicans
for the public good The patriotic exlles have, IN
state OF absolute poverty, LEFT their country What
a contrast with their enemies Even consdera-
bic norton of the very last loan obtained from
Rothschilds has my seriously disappeared among
the Cardinals VIII the public continue 10 uphold
the cruel and to matreat the Just VIII the pub
lie praise the dishonest and blame the honest
The suffering he's been great; those individuals
who have been the more immediate victims OF the
&c crueties are 70 be pited and for their sake these
prosecutions are to be regretted. Bot the cause
must be strengthened; 1t was necessity that the
contrast between the despo's and the patriots
should be shown in such clear colorsas to DEFY
contradiction.
Though Rome had fallen into the hands OF
the Jesuits, had Sicily been saved, il could have
ftn.
ofireedom could have been kept alive. But the
Roy al Camarilla OF Piedmont together with British
dipcmacy ruined that hope likewise. The ST.
ciisns mis- I'd by the delusiOn that they would be
recognized as an independent state by Great Bril-
tain. placed at their head & Provisional Govern
ment in which the aristOcratic influence FREEDOM
mated Trusting in the promises OF the British
Foreign Secretary. they elected King Of his die
taiion. Their flag was Immediately saluted by 81
discharges from British Vesse ls-oi-war The PEG
pie. lulled into security cid not take those
measures Necessary for Their defense NAfioos
mAncuveTs were put into practice, to prevent tneH
being able to use al those means which were
within their reach, while finally abandoned by
their King elect, and likewise by British dipO-
macy as usual they were handed over IN the ten
der mercies OF King Bomba, to be by him Perse-
cuied ard mastered.
How could il be otherwise Princes and dplo-
mststs, men without oonsciences, having been a.
lowed 70 direct revolution, guided u where Il best
suittd their narrow views. A. revolutions which
have been conducted by mobiles have ended in their
merely securing for themselves certain arlstocratc
privileges as was the case in England before the
Reform buL The Reform in England L. - was
brought about by the shopkeepers-they secured
tor fhtmSelrcs the right OF voting Revolution 70
produce benefit TO the People. must be conducted
by the People, and by such they can place rsli
snce in or the People Wil always be cajoad out
OF the fruit Of their sbor. IL is 10 be hoped that IN
q rs-.ffff hsg
the past dearly bought experience-that they may
recolect how they have been betray ell by Princes,
MOBILES ard Diplomatists-that they may always
besr in mind that thtse men are the allies OF the
Jesuits who never iorget nor forgive All Nations
must set for the general benefit o; mankind and
not for local advantages or national aggrandsement
The DespOtS regardless Of nationality, assist each
other sgainst tie People, having established for
that purpose league, which they bias phemousy
call Holy The immense armies which cover all
Europe, are not directed against each other, but
only against the People. Their device is, divide
ard conquer No, only DO they endeavor 10 pro
woke Jealousy between the cities and provinces OF
Italy, and also OF Germany, calling native Of
Florence & foreigner when he is in Rome, and vies
rers0-but they continue 10 ioment hatred between
Nations, exciting Germans against Hungsrians
Hunearans a. aiust Italians Italians ainst Poles,
nc. &c. Let the People now have their league,
which with some greater shew Of reason they can
can holy. MAY the DcspOts never Aeaiu uld
TIE students OF Vienna wiling - march against
the Italians Nc! Humanity, civilization. and the
cause Of the People are the same II Vienna as IN
Itsly or in HuDgsry-they are the same on the
Rhine as on the Danube or the Seine.
The delusion 50 successfully praciised upon the
merchants and shop keeper is now beginning 70
dissipaie. They see that the party falsely calling
Itself the Protector Of Order is in reality the sub
,erter Of all order-tbat by its unscrupulOus Efforts
to MAINTAIN its supremacy, il Keeps the world in
constant sgitstion-that il is the enemy Of all i'm
proyemeni, civilization and education. This party
was 50 reckless that, q, the risk Of pllnging al
parts Of Europe into civil war, i destroyed all
credit snd confidence, for the purpose OF laying the
hame on the liberals, and exciting against them
the indignation q those very persons, for whose
bent tit the patriots were toihag.
Europe Is now ias; dividing itself into two
camps. In the one are % be found the Pope,
kiugs, MOBILES and Jesuits, marshaled under the