New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29
We find in the London Daily NewS, o.
June IL, the following:

We find in the London Daily NewS, of
June 10, the following:
SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF ITALY-On last Wed
nedsy nt bt at the Musicha Store St. the society OF
Friends OF Italy held its first anniversary meeting 10
the establishment OF the Association, and
Mr. Peter Taylor occupied the chair. Among those
on the platform NJ Mazzin, Prot. Newmsn, Mr. j..
StaDttt ID MIR J. M'Donald, Mr. Jersen and DR.. Epps.
The report (Which IL an elaborate essay was read by
Mr. MassOn the Secretary 10 the Society and adopted
NJ. MszZiI then spoke, staring that he had been de-
puted by the National Italian Committee to read an
address ii ON that Committee behalf Of the whole
popular party in Italy the Friends Of lsly Tnts
Committee explained, dated tts origin from the day
when Rome in its last Effort fell aud he said he thought
the augury good that at the moment OF defeat
there was hope and energy enough 70 commence new
struggle The Committee bad been appointed with the
consent of 900 of the members of the defeated Assem-
bly,; and it consisted Of Saf zone OF the triumVirs0
Malta Monteccbi, and himself, (MaZziDi) Tnis Com
NIT zee had been active and he said emphaticaly that
TO great extent it had been successful in its purposes
The address was as follows:
ITALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
FRIENDS OF ITALY: You have stretched friendly
hand to the struggling Italian people you have elt the
righteousness the sacredness the importance OF our
cause and you have thought that TO feel 1t and to
Wolk for II ought 10 be Identical things 10 any enlght
ened who be ieves In duty who, knowing that life
is not merely thought contemplation, but mainly &C
ton for what mind aud heart suggest as just aud true
In the Of oppressed country, and as the only
recognized organ Of the national Italian party, we
THANK you By your friendly endea'ors, by your gym
psihziug meetings and writings you have added coIr
age to NOSE who struggle strength and consolation to
those no suffer You have, AZ far as II Ia your
power do co. weakened that feeling of solitude which
is so bitter those who doomed TO fight and tail in
SsyLse~s and ,fence without word Of praise without
eg nd their tombstone, saying to their survivors,
"they fell for justice" You have rekndled-and
for this your own country must be grateful
that flame OF mutual love and trust between
our country and yours, which the sys,emat
ca'ly immoral and shortsgh'ed Indifference Of
your statesmen had nearly extinguished. You have
sUwp, In coil made fertile by the tears OF the go and
by blood of the brave better seeds OF future union
aud alliance with Enslsnd than be done by pro,o-
coils about Prussian ghts free Switzerland, or sur
render of French accused signed In your Foreign Oce
with dying monsrchies or rotten Parlsnents OF thirty
eight years ago. Yours written the heart OF
with nations that called and WILL ere long, come 70
life These endeavors these collective and individual
exeItons of yOuIs, may be now multiplied, organized
much possible on a wider held. Times are last
app Oaching In which, according 10 all human probable
Ivy, the oppressed will sppea, ~ their strength
against the oppiessors in which shall want from you
more than you can actually give-a decided, efficient
series of acts enstiDg the sympathies OF all your ma
ton, and binding your Government 10 less ilnbera
IN English policy than the one pursued in 1919, when
brave Hungary fell under Russian invasion, without
single protesting official word from FL glaDd-waou
at Rome, attacked in the foulcst and most un-
provoked way by France, Austria Spain and Ma
pies, could not obtain any communication from
the British Ministry except the cold, gloomy fatal
one--you are doomed. For humanitys sake aud
for the honor Of England, you must not allow
such a policy to be renewed the day Of the
holy battle wnen the crisis of which ls4s gave ouy the
programme, wild take place Eugand duty then will
be, not 10 stand aoo from the mighty contest beSe
good and evil as II she was not belonging 10 the family
f European nations, and liberty, for which they will
heht her reed and blessing; but stand
by the side when the good dag will shine aud 70 utter
loudly and solemny whatever consequences may arise,
the belief in justice and In truth which alone hsr
| greatness rests. Your task is now to pave the
va a 10 sir IN
! by redoubled Efforts, in your population better
knowledge Of our italian question, 10 shake of from
unmtoTmed or msinformed minds the long huger-
Ing prejCdices which make them hesitate before the
choice, II an extremely important task We say il
with deep conviction In which the of our strength
and of our perseyeriDg activity le the question Of
| Italian liberty Is the question of European lib
| cry; Liberty of the soul and of the body at
once. If the greatness, the universally of the
aim constitute The initiating power, now called
by Providence TO be the initiating people of Europe
We have 10 contend against the two heads of all lies
and sham authori'y-the Emperor and the Pope. We
cannot rise TO common, free, godlke life of ours,
without hurting both Pope and Emperor TO the dust ;
without utteriDg CT once cry Of general decisive
cipsion 10 mans soul wherever breathes aud aspres
and cry OF emancipation to ali the different races
which are now trampled upon by that tyranncs fact
| which they call the Austrian Empire We cannot live
without having Hungary living We cannot become
a nation without srousing tie national feeling ia the
heart Of German, SlavOLic, Latin, Magyar popua-
! lions. There Is no lite for Italy unless the map of
! Europe be redrawn. Liberty Of conscience for al
liberty Of free-chosen selfgovernment for all
are, God BE- thanked implied in the existence OF
| our free independent Italy. We feel this, and
feel our struggle douby sacred for it. You must in.
spine your countrymen with this grand feeling. Tue
tsk we'll worth the continuous efforts Of the good II
will be, when successful amply repaid by the bless
| iugs Of all mankind. You must, with uncsasing
cares and work unfold these views, which are yours
toe, 10 all your count men. You tell your Te
gous sgitatois that religion Is nothing but narrow
hypOcIiIca sectaran concern, unless IL is collective
aitbinding all barmonizing thought aud sctioh--eYer
lasting setion-ior good wherever good can be done
thai while the idol Up, Goo the God Of truth and JUS
uce must veil his face, and cannot sen MS blessing
spH amoagst ttc uiul,iudCs that the Pcpe-the idO-
Is mol TO be oveitbIU~n Il MayuOoth ia ENe.erhaI
b1l ID his own sesI u Rome nat 10 UudeAyOr 10
bOies Nn0dt Spreading H'cTty-tne sole iaterlreteI
oil ne bO'e- 10 strive after the sn and T. renoulcs
the means. lou must tell your asitaturs for peace
tbs! We shall nor, ana viii not, nave peace unless Ue
have Justice thlt Pr, yidence has caused man II
achieve thrOUgh var he ci,izsion o. .lr IA. word
ana may achieve through siusi glorious sacred b,t
lie OF uis force the emaoci 5ainy Vors
on when alone peace az a love eau Do Tar ever ~
lmODfd thar tAc GUy every an lrir d1s l.. gssg
abolish by abolish. ia c8uFes; sec0.d. Il
when war; rSriHg tIO .bo4f an Europe, beJgse'
Tic honest a. Z tue wie&t0 o. side by uc-sL ans
conquer be wicked. by JyeryEeaiLg forces O. peace
You E4l2t tell your NanehtsCr Gl a. militia pi. t1a' ,srj
will have ever 20 hght Tnsucces siuly ysnst uta oh
snd rtsticnte stcns or tbrea;elnss 81 syssDs uac
they viii have en- ole side, grounded British CONNER
calhbcity on European commercial liberty, instp para
bic hon European political liberty; and on the OH,
tefn;o pieces he source Of perennial wars. t1e tres