New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31
RepnbIIcnn Propaganda in soutIlern Europc,

Republican Propaganda in Southern Europe.
THE BosroN You've MEMS SOCIETY IN FAVOR
OF IrALY-Io tier Fe2low- C0u7trynen Of tie
United StGtGS. We desire to inform our friends
and fellow. countrymen, that after attending sew
era meetings held in city and after having
maturcly deberateA respecting the recent events
and the present position of Italy, we have formed
an Association for the purpose of throwing Light
aud Instruction into that interesting country.
The motives which have induced US to take this
step are
Frs. That sympathy which every citizen of a
free Republic must feel with such of their fellow
creatures as are struggling to obtain blessings
similar to those which we enjoy together with
our admiration Of the Italians for their persever
ance in righteous cause, and our adherence Of
the cruel acts OF their oppressors
Second. The conviction that Popery is every
where the implacable enemy OF Freedom OF Con
science, which ia the main buiwark Of our own
|. Republic.
TAifd The belief that the great antagonist Of
liberal institutions and of human happiness is
more easily assailable in Rome than in any other
part of the globe and that every blow dealt against
Popery in its capitol is felt throughout the extent
Of its immense organization whereas, the shocks
it may occasionally experence'elsewhere, scarce
! ~ produce any impression upon It's central power
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members of the great human family, to assist our
brethren to throw light into Italy.
The method proposed by our Society to bring
about the desired result is, to furnish the means of
| inundating the entire surface OF Italy with small
fly sheets, of moral and religious tendency.
Although we, as American freemen, most cor
daily sympathize with the Italian Patiots in their
hopes of obtaining freedom and national indepen-
! dence nevertheless our Society does not contem
plate any direct action in that matter, but intends
to limit Itself to the SIMPLE PRoPAGANDIsr oPE-
| RATIoNs.
We warmly invite our fellow coun.rymen, of
ALL ORGANISATIONS. to rally round the BROAD
I PRINCIPLE of LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE, and to
form similar Societies in their respective cities
and towns, that we may all cooperate in this
| GREAT AND SACRED CAUSE.
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FLomDA.-The Opposition members Of the
Florida Legislature have nominated Hon. DAVID
ley YuuEE for reelection to the L. S. Senate.
No day has yet been fixed upon by the Legisla-
ture for the choice of Senator.
DIsUMoN-A REGEDy.-A writer in the Nelc.
Orleans Crescent proposes the following plan for
settling the present difficulties between the North
and South relative to Disunion, &c.
!. All the people of South Carolina, Mississippi
and Georgia who take ltgd grounds SHALL by act
| of Congress- be immigrated to DeSSeret and a
military force be employed to keep them west Of
the mountains.
:. That the starving Irish and exile Hungariuns
shall be invited to occupy South Carolina, under
condition that they take an oath never TO take
high grounds-proyidedt this oath shall not prevent
the cultivation either ofthe high mountains or the
high intelects which may be toand within the
said territory.
5. That the Government shall give every man
who has negro rHn Oil, the choice OF pursuing him
IN person or becoming Postmaster at the next
Post Office.
4. If Congress and the President should adopt
this plan, C0pl. Bragg shall have nothing 10 do
with it in compliment to South Carolina
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HEALTH OF NEW 0RLEASs-The A. @. Peg
yune says:
We are informed that in May parts Of tno
country the most extravagant stories have been
circulated respecting the present sanitary condi-
ton of New Orleans. 1t is reported that the chol-
era is raging to an alarming extent, and that the
deaths from the disease average one hundred per
day. The existence OF these rumors is prejUdicial
to the interests OF our city. They influence the
minds Of persons unacquairted with the true state
| OF the case, and prevent them from coming here
to make their usual purchases, or trsasact their
accustomed business
The fact is that New Orleans has never within
our recollection, been more healthy than at the
present time There is no epidemic disease
among u.s. and there is not the slightest probabi
ty OF the occurrence Of such a calamity More
ever :herc isvery little Sickness ANY Kind, and
tho westhcg favorable y Il 9ltuaed state y
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