New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18

Another Voice from the italian Republic.
We find in The National of Paris the fol-
lowing document, and translate it for The
Tribune. It's in the form of a memorial to
the French Legislative Assembly, signed by
MAzzlNl and other representatives of the
Roman Republic and the cause Of italian
Liberty. 1t is replete with all the indomi
table spirit and trenchant force which char
acterized that terrible letter addressed by
Mazzini to Falloux and De TocQueville
shortly after the consummation of French
infamy at Rome. Let the assassins of lib
erty and the minions of despotism answer it
if they can, with something more than ca
luminous defamation and the revampng
of stale falsehoods
LONDON, Thursday, Nov. 81 1880
To the Representatives of The People in the Legislative A'
senbiy:
GENTLEMEN: On the Sd of July l84o, after
two months resistance, your troops took posses
sion of Rome. The government of the Republic
was overthrown.
They entered you said after the victory,-for
before you held another language-to protect the
Pope against the yoke of Austrian Intervention.
Austria encamps Expresses, slaughters men to.
day in the Legations it occupies Bologna, 1t forti-
iies itself at Ancona.
They entered to restore peace to the Roman
states. Peace is military partition, maintained
by % or 30,O 600 foreign bayonets.
They entered to reestablish order which had
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sure the Roman population liberty and good go.
vernment. These were your promises, repeated
at the tribune, registered in dictatOrial almost
menacing letter Of the President of France, And
even the shade of liberty has now disappeared
Rome has nothing but an absolute, clerical gov
eminent. Plus IX. has continued the spirit of
Gregory XVI
We said to you, then Gentlemen: You are
deceived The faction is Rome and its entire
population A faction is minority, seeking to
seize the power by intrigue or by terror. But to
attain power the Republicans of Rome have await.
ed the almost unanimous expression of the people.
legally conyoked and represented. The Republic
proclaimed by constituent assembly, has been
sanctioned, by the spontaneous and pacific will OF
all the con&munes Of the Roman States. Behold
their names erify them, You see then that
Terror at Rome would have been not only crimi-
nal but impossible The terror, then, commences
with you 1t Will not change the People and it
will obtain nothing from the Pope
Well, Gentlemen, for Is months the faction has
been yanquished, prescribed, imprisoned, The
Army dissolved itself; the National Guard has
been dissolved. The reorganization of the State,
from above, is complete. What have you obtain,
ed of the People What have you.obtained ofthe
Popel
The People are sad, somber nd.irritated They
hate and despise; and to restrain the People
you are compelled 10 send more soldiers to your
army of occupation.
The Pope has accorded nothing, You demand,
ed of him, you say, the principles of the Statute,
the laws of your civil code, a Judiciary reform, a
provincial and municipal organization founded
upon election, an Assembly delberatve in fnsn-
cial matters, an amnesty almost universal the
secularzation Of the administration.
He has given morning. You affirmed that there
would be no inquisitorsl researches into the past
He has answered you by endless conGscations.-
You declared that YOU would not permit acts OF
personal violence before your eyes, and before
your eyes lately, for past political oiienses SIX
persons have been executed.
Behold, Gentlemen, the results of the Roman
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