New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
FATHER GAyAZZI'S LECTURES.
10. N......Itnly.

Course in Metropolitan Hall la, evening audience
much larger than hes attended any of the previous ones
The body Of the Hall and the gal,rie, dcnsely
packed and hundreds stood up IN the ases during the de-
livery of Il lecture which occupied two hours Before
commeucng lis lecture the Padre SAID that lie wished to
inform III, Italian brethren that he should liver lecture
before them in the Tabernacle Sabbath ening
= cclock lie also remarked that he had received very
polite letter from al Irish Roman Catholic desiring him 70
deliver one or free lectures for the edihcaOn Of the
poor r,lmon Of the City and said he in compliance with
that request shall deliver two fire. lectures for the poor
Ii,h On Friday and Saturday of next week at which time
sa repeat some things Of this and speak upon
some particular topics of Ireland with which am very
well ac4uaticj. in order 10 enghen them. Therefore,
invite the Roman Catholics 20 and hear those
evenings know that Of them have red 10 come
and hear thee lectures who have been forbidden by their
father couiesor And why should the father coniessor pre-
vent them from hearing my poor Lectures II am liar
and humbug they need have no fear az AL Int they
fear the nth of my lectures, would LAY to them Roman
Catholics. open your eye Else may We well conclude
that your priests fear the truth and fear the preacher OF
Yours i. country t,uly free There are also few free
countries in the Old World-Switzerland Belgium Pied
mont and England There also few on the New Con
inert but not very happy because in my opinion Tree
dom coming from slavery entirely has not yet fulfilled its
mission The only free and happy country On the New
Continent is your America. lAPpausr Here. IN the
United States America-and forunst -y. The Prot tlf
United States Of Amerca-vOg know what true liberty Is
Now to speak about slavery in my country people
which enjoy freedom TO speak to the blind about the
radiant light of the sun But shall endeayor put under
your Cye principal topics from which YOU may con
clude what miserable life people sustain IN my dear
Italy. But, beforehand. ! wish the American people
to know that without France, Italy At tue present time
would be free coWtry Applaui,e Without the
cursed expedition TO Rome. in Italy should have
accomplished liberty against Au-trians, NeapolitanN,
and Spaniards YES against them all because do not
bcey that in Italy We are towards, We have heart.
have arms, have breasts-wc I1i0Hs for dear
Italy Applause. But God is right The same man who
sranged the liberty OF Italy ,iraneled also IN France
VI 9th rfhUlf
cans who voted for who followed the expedition u
Rome. escaped prison. confinement trouble and danger
from this who headed the expedition Ia Rome.
God just and right and wait for and hope to see tor
the real good Of the world hope to see the Russian Cos
sacks of Nicholas and the Gar Of Russia act the part
in France which in Rome acted the French Cos,ack, of
Louis Napoleon. Applause But now my Italy /, the
Slave of the Police The Police in til, country de- not
and oppress the people; but they protect them. The
American citizen Is not for the Police but the Police
for the American citizen and they look upon you order
to protect You. and preserve your property Now in
in my Italv the Police is mother a all, but Is step
qoHer. Applause You are irce-ree 20 90 everywhere
and anywhere you please without passports or Custom
House inspectors But in my country, the Police Is every
where; they are in the tAcater5 the promenade', the
churches i'll our houses and IN private cabinets We
have III Italy free speech no free Press no free meet
iDgs-notng is free in Italy If we have the asprl
ton liberty there the Police prosecute and smother
it, And the mothers and sisters in Italy drop some tears
upon thesepulchre of their husbands and their children
who have died in the of liberty, they are put in
prison by Plus IN because tears upon the tombstone OF
The martyrs of freedom is crime in Italians. Beauti
is
And if the domesfic Police be not enough have the
blessing the Austrian Police, the mercy of the French
Police: and we have also beautiful specimen o the
Spanish Police So that all kinds OF police find place
in Itav Thanks to our Kings and Prince,-brginning
with the Pope You have not in this country any Austrian
soldiers, Milan. to Hog the first women IN your land
You have not the beautiful spectacle that the French army
presents in alyan army OF the great nation Aud heads
of the great nationwide soldiers of Mtrcngo and Au,ter
ltz-the legions of civilized Fnnrehc soldiers of N01
leon hc L,tle making the army Of the Pope. Applause
And if this foreign and domestic police be not enough
10 keep quiet have a very large CleyfcH F0fo'
who are ready and willing 70 forego all honor. tame
and respcctabty for the power and authority.
Pin. N Is the Chief Policeman IN the service o Austria
Russia and France lh, j. the clergy OF Italy W. d.'
p,c tic Priest, in Italy because obey are the spies OF Rally
AustriU and Russia. ILen We have The lmquslo which
i, in the service of the priesthood AMI why are there Pp
lice in Italy Is f. preserve order among the people
When nation Is free there Is u" hecd {" police !" pre-
serve order. | WAS 20 the CRYSTAL Palace when Queen
Victoria visited it. and She did not come guarded by SWISS
Russian dragons. She came there accompanied "hIy
bv Prince Albert And there was il" need OF any other
guard or protector AMI here in Amrca when yogr Pr>
dent coc, ON journey he doe, 90 accompanied by
guard of solcy lie j. safe without any such protection
When John Knox preaching before Mary Stuart he
said: God put some bounds and some limits To Princes
and if they espas, those bounds their subject, are no more
obliged 10 obey these Princes and desecate the law Of God
The word of God is more Ia be feared and more
to be obeyed than the word OF Princes Therefore do
we discam all authority OF P0pcs and Princes WAaocEtr
speak of the prison at Parma and also nave seen
the of the prisons at Rome which are about large
enough to contain persons Ia these small rooms there
are often put ttc persons, huddled together IN most
shocking ana great sickness and suffering l, the
result Now, have religion, liberty in Italy. II any
person endeayors convert any 20 Their mode OF re
lirop is a crime. 10 be punished with Punishment from
the country also know that when was III England
there were many who desired To- and hear my lee
lures but who kept away consequence of the spirit
Of persecution with which they certain to be visit
ed The priesthood i'll Italy also control our com
mon schools and endcavOr 10 mculcltc principles OF
the Romsh faith. But thank God. W. have now
in Italy who trying to incucate the principles of
liberty and the true faith III the minds OF the boys
and their teachings ctcctual than those oi the
priests Oh may God bless Italian mothers with the
tn;oymeut of Italian liberty. Applause lou Americans
are best with freedom and may YOU always continue to be
free but do not DE blind the dangers with which YOU
are encompa>scd in these priests who are coming over
10 spread forth their doctrines Applause do not be
blind to that hostile spirit which j. trying to
poison your National schools Applause Now hear
me Americans reasonable Americans beware OF politicians
who declare their indifference for all religions Beware
Because thew say the platform. by pamphlets and
newspapers. We must send our Protestant children to
Polish school, in order o show confidence III the Pc
u>h teachers: because j. indifferent whether our child
rem receive their education by Pap,, by Protestant
teachers All Is il Indifferent with you. Americans, by
whom Your children taught i this matter o ndi-
ference with Irotc>n>! confess that IN general III
Protestant school, the Pps are not uterred with IN re-
card 10 their religious opinions. But III the lapst schools
The religious opinion j, the chief idea Applause lhdI
f,rcut aboU; sending Protestant children 10 PIplst
schools Indifferent Be ASSURED that good can be- dc,
rived from Prote-aus attending Papi>t schools. And
any father or mother among Protcans send their children
10 Pop,h schools they are Io father no mother 4Aey
are morally speaking, the moral a>>as'u4s col ihtr
children l(,rcai applause They are not Americans
Int the traitors Of American freedom Applause
Having spoken Of the present state OF Italy the h~urer
went on To speak of the future hope of Italy rernkng
that the peoe were fitted for liberty and that they must
sooner or later have it, From Sicily 70 Piedmont We al
sneak Italian and we therefore claim the right Oi ADerty
rom Piedmont 10 Sicily Ii there be Frenchmen
there who do not speak Italian saygo To France And
II there be some Au,trans who do not speak laian We
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