Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-29

than 10000 men under ANS; larger standing
tor, tn nv thlt OF Great Britain. nder such cil-
cunstonc" he j, a valuable ally Of Au,t'io and q
eat mora. support tU Oh" smaller italian do..o's
Being rich country, the huan.c Of Naples is IN g.
nuch be tor state tlun thit oi Rome and Tus y
at trade aud commerce are not improving, aud 70
g lion. like the fire o NVsuyiUs. burns und"; the nl
parchuy Tranquil smlncc. llcIc. tO", the police
are always a, work, oven TO compelling people 4"
shave in Particular way, ar not 90 wcara certain
shaped hot. Thcrcis no piCs' but tlat OF the po-
lice, and Ncipotaus dare not read f rel IN jour
mails. Education i, entirely in thc hands ol the
Jcsuits, who dictate the Looks from which youth Is
to hc instructed. Tho masses are amused cuntin-
ually 10y church fea>ts and miracles. Those who
do not attend church are reported to the police.
The whole country is GcIopulatcd oi the leading
men of tlclihcral professions, and law courts and
public busie generally is carried ON hy the most
wrctchod members Of ~ocicty, who have obtained
their places by dcncuEciug honest men. The
King lives mostly at Gac,a, Fortress Of consider
able strength, many miles from Naples. When he
comes to the clI Iiu lac l. gcncfaly surrounded by
cavalry, aud cloud of police skiInishcrs are sent
out ON all Sides
Such /, ,Lc stat, Of the Two Sicilies.
Austrian Italy Is governed very much in tho snmc
way. Rufu have not travelled there since lsIS. !
cannot give any account " the state ui the c1unr!
from my own personal knowledge. The late rc.
VOLT ut Milan however. j. IrOorOfdiscoutcut, and
the wrctchcd condition of the Austrian finances is
an illustration ol national poverty. The policy of
the cabinet of Nirnua is still that suggested 10y
Nc.icrncl--govon the Teoplc with the bayouct;
and ifyou have a revolution, "thrcc days Of blood
shed will give You thirty years peace
II will hc seen. then. that Italy, with the exccp-
ton Of Piedmont, can have no respect for her ru-
lois. and that the existing governments and The eX
i,tiug system ofgovcmiug, cannot last long When
the Italians next rise, they will got rid Of the Pope
as Il temporal prince, and suggest his sQiourn at
Jerusalem, which, after ALL would lc tie proper
place for his Holiness. Never again will tie rco-
pie trust the present generation oI Suycrgns. The
BoutbGns, who have 80 long cursed EnroTc, arc be-
ing gradually hurled from those thrones from
whence they have spread their blighiing influence
over 20 many countries. Tie thinking people Of
Europe are hout ou limiting the power Of kings,
and many would sec them Ht the thoatcr only--thc
heroes Of tragedy. Prcstcrait aud kingcrait
have twOnc enemies 10 contend vith--railway-
and the press; the whistle of thc stoam-cngiuc and
the whisI,rof print have already sounded thcii
death l,rcli; the people atc digging their graves.
From whu, see gniu ou around me, | 10 not
think We shall have any moro Isolated revolutions
in Europe. Germany aud Itoly will r.c together
and believe the people of Vienna will give the
sicrul. Tie thot depend, entirely on accident
lut tie material Tor glcat changes wait, like the
powder fr the match.
50 lara. Am,ri,a rs oCrcciTCd, We must throw
our moral weight in u Ic,r.c~ s,alcs. II Gu,
ministers NJ European C,utsGrc true 10 thcmsclyc'
-.true to theircouuu yand irccdom.--thcy will kccl
the G0pun.ent at Washington alive 10 the strug
glcs ofitaly. No Atlantic can divide the childreI
of Lib5rty.