New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13
EU ROPEAN AFFAIRS
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sb'o'iF -NI1uibff ehb AN' INliH AltHt tpibNfu
less glorious, if Nature rejoiced in snd daily
smiled upon the noble Efforts and tender generous
impulses Of tie Italian people This winter Italy
t. shrouied with snow Here IN Florence the oil.
cJugcals Ia the closet beside tie ire-the water Ia
tine chamber-jus; 0s Ia our country houses 81 New
England as yet uncontrolled by furnaces. ] wss
supposing this to be confined y colder Florence
/ bit letter this DAY received from Rome says the
snow hes there two feet deep, and water freezes
instantly il thrown upon the pavement | hardly
/ know how to believe tt who never saw but ono
! slight powderng OF snow ali my two Roman win
tcrs scarce enough TO cover Csnsry birds wing
Thus Mature again sympa,nzes with this injured
people though, fear me, many q bodseless wan
derer wishes She did not. For many want boil
bread and any kind OF shelter this winter, an ex
tremity Of physical deprivation that had seemed
almost impossible IN tins richest land. Ii had
seemed that Italians might be subjected 10 the cx
IRENE Of mental aud moral suffering, but that the
common be- gsrs plea q" an huagry,' must r.
main @ mere poetic expression Tis no longer 80
ior it proves possible for the wickedness OF to
mar To indefinite extent the benevolent de
s,is Of God Yet indeed if indefinitely not inGn
itcly | feel now that we are to bless the yer,
extremity OF III with which Italy il afflicted. The
cure IS sure, else death would follow.
The barbartics Of reaction have reached then
hight in the kingdom OF Naples aud Sicily. Bad
government grows daily worse in the Roman do
muions The French have degraded themselves
there enough to punish them even for the infanou.
treachcry OF which thoy were guilty Their foolish
] bon II fa M,
form - the honor Of the man. has received its due
reward IN the numberess derisions aud small II
| suits il has received from bitterer backer vice
the arrogance Of the priests President, ENJOYS
! ministers officers, have all debased themselves
have told the most shameless lies have battered
the fair fame slowly built up by many years OF
/ seeming consistency, for few days OF bnei au
thorty, in vain Their schemes, thus far, have ended
N disuuion and should they now win any point
upon the right reverend cardinal wees II Is to-
! late The seeds for a vast harvest OF hatreds
| aud C0atempts are sown over every inch g.
| Roman ground nos can that malignant growth be
extirpated. TIL the wishes of Heaven shal! wait
ire that viii burn down all root and branch, and
prepare the earth ior ali entirely new culture The
next revelation. here and elsewhere, viii be rad
cal Not only Jesuitism must 20, but the Romar
Catholic religion, must 40. The Pope cannot retain
even his spiritual power The influence OF The
clergy is too perveltinp, too foreign 10 every hoF,
of advancement and heath Not only the Ausn1
an. and every potentGtc OF foreign blood, must h,
| deposed bat every man who assumes al arbitrary
| ordship over fellow man. must be driven out II
viii be an uncompromisiug revolution. England
cannot reason nor rstfy criticize i-France can
| not betiay it-Gemany cannot bungle il-ltsh
cannot bubble it away-Russia cannot stamp Il
down nor hide 1t IN Siberia The New Era is no
| longer I'm embryo it is born it begins to walk
tls very year sees it's first giant steps and eau uo
| longer mistake its features. Men have long been
taking OF a transition state-it is over-th0 power
/ Of positive determiuste effort IS begun faith i
ohered-men are everywhere embracing II III,
| film Is hourly falling trcm their eyes and they SEE
not onl, near bui far. duties worthy to be done.
| God be praised Ii was dark period OF that
scep,ical endeavor ana work. only worthy as help
ug to educate the next generation, was waiered
| with much blood and tesrs. God be praised thai
time is ended and the noble band OF teachers whe
have passed thu. LAST ordeal Of the furnace and den
Of lions are roady now to enter their followers i,r
the elementary class.
At this moment al the worst men are II power
and the best betrayed snd exied All the ialsities.
the abuses o. the old political forms the old social
compact seem confirmed Yet it - not SO The
struggle that is now TO begin viii be fearful, but
even from the first hours not doubtful Bodies ~
ten and trembling cannot long contend with swell
Ing life Tongue and hand cannot be permanently
EMPLOYED 10 keep down hearts. Sons cannot be
long employed the conscious enslsvetnent OF their
sires. fathers Of their children That advent called
EuNAxUrI begins To be understood, snd shall no
moro So fouiy be blssphemed Men shall now be
represcnted as souls not hands and feet, and gov
erned accordingly. A congress o; great pure 'oN
ing minds, and not congress o. selfish smo''Ioi :
shall preside. Do you laugh Editor OF the l'"s'
Times OF the Iron Age Do you laugh Roman
Csrdinsl. as you shut the prison door on woman
weeping for her SON martyred IN the cause OF his
eountsy Do YOU laugh, Austrian officer as you
drN the Hungarian and Lombard Youth 70 trembie
at your baton Soon you, all Of you. shall bclte''
and tremble.
take little interest in what is going On here
IN Italy Ii is all leavenei with the same leaven.
and ferrnents 10 the same end Tuscany is stupr
fed They are not Giscon,ented here, il they car
fold the hands yet httle while to slamber The
I Austrian teteisge is mild. In LoInbardy ana ' 9
nee they would gladly make II So but the case 5
TOO difficult The sick man tnsses and tamo'es
Tue 50 called Italian moderaies are lighting St last
not battles, they have not energy for that but
skiruishes in Piedmont The result cannot be
d,ubsul: we need not waste time snc paper IL
predicting it,
JOY those born this day; In Americas open
to them the easy chance of 8 noble peSeeiui
growth. in Europe Of a combat grand IN its motives
and in its exten, beyond what the world ever BE-
fore so much as dreamed Joy &c them and 10y
to those their herslds. who, if their pain was DE-