New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
MEETING or ITALIANS TO TRr AND CON
DEMN BEDIAL

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MEETING or ITALIANS TO TRr AND CON
penn BEDIAL
La. evnr- tN,re was an ouhusia tic meeting held as
above st the S;u,vessrt Destitute There were about fur
hundred pcpors present among whom we're several tes
Pef or Fores wss called to the chair He proposed FIR
Wee President The Advocate Gajini and for Secretary
Mr. Msnotts. who were received by exclamation. Tho
Vice President read letter from G., neral Avezzans in
which the General excused himself for not benz present
the plea Of indispoon aud expros>ed npahy with
the object Of the meeting The letter read with loud
applause Just aer read asympathizpg dePa'ssion
CT seven members of the Mountain Section Fenca Of the
Society Of Universal Republicans, wearing I'D badges
entered ihe and resolved with loud applause
and a comp lmert from the President
Professor FoREsrI then addressed the meeting plain
ire tie object for which called and denounced Re
DIM and certain Protestant editors during which he
frequently and enthusiastically spplauded
The Vice President said litter from Col Hugh Forbes
accounting G bis absence by severe illness and expressing
tie fullest approval Of the motive OF the meeting and al
horcrce to the protest published 3st January in The Er
Prss
Sgncr GAJASt sgot TO this eot Ny brothers, il would
rot be worth our while to come here 70 show well
Known fat as that priest Of the Pope is bad aud
Ibidiuous but when nan who has outraged US
and cur brethren has received donors HonoS' From
whom Prom the ats OF otCcNtu leopit-Wc
should speak The American people are good anl kini
Haynau was made 10 feel the Indignation OF the English
people and here Bodin movements were telesrsphed,
and the AmerC an people Hooked to see MN, IA tney
would ferocious beast. Bedini was made priest be
cause lie was tit to be nothing else. Applause In Sen
egala he behaved 50 badly that the Archbishop rowned
upon him but must live, 50 he wen. TO Rome
There be began in the honorable Office OF train bearer;
yes have him myself carrying the long tram OF
Monsguore Altior Laughter For good services, no
doubt he made secretary and then he was sent as
LCeate TO Brazil He had with him secretary
whom l knsw-Don Iintori He should have stMt
three years. bat he so behaved that he was re
called in three monthsl In Rome he next played
Tie spy; | was advocate there end | know it,
and therefore say il openly The Governor OF Bologna
wrote that he was a spy there lie stopped in tho house
sfhe Swiss General Tore to whom he presented letter
from Tie Pope commencing him. as did that to the Presi
deut II The United States The Swiss General refused to
be corruted the Governor wished to punish Bodni but
Tho Swss tenacious IF hospitality protected him 10 tho
senate the United Stcs the descendants OF hoe whoex
ecuted Andre called this spy worthy OF deah thelr riendi
when Hassi was slaughtered, WIS only W miles ds
tart H. was taken by the Austrsns but was not prs
orer Of Gen Gorzkowski who could not speak Italian
vLo was a Protestant Whokncw and could know nothing
obout Basil bpbe fr.ar But i was Bedih VINO rushed
into The counsel chamber, and cried why hs tedious
an,an,ipa,iop XIII him Baesis mother half iistraet
Cd ran through the city seeking some way OF SAVING
Ier beloved son; she engaged the good officers
of Cardinal OppOzoni-O whose SOLICITATIONS, D1e1' 10
who now says he knew nothing OF the matter rel hed'
is tie order of the Fopehe must del L'sn' moh'ns
o ayszzi accused him has he not Ind time to procure
tfools Of innocence from Bologna All that nave sara
can prove. cannot doain You VITA othor crimes ..
Ills man You know them; aud thinking on theh' 'e' v"
cry flat Tus Ill be last OF tue Popes Great aPplaiss
There Is paper hore which wages in.1ssanl war wM
against it Is perpetual moligner was lacy nnca
" G aye pcog-but bodini rch ho had golden vest
ruts and ruby ring cOiOed with Tie blood oi our sang
tor,d brothos Great applGuse Bat who l. this wretch
who dales ealumnaie as aasassn.! man infamous
-seered in Disgrace. Oh sew him once ana to see
Linn once II to him enough forever lAPpanse ana
sucbter We assBssins criminals the statistics
of uunn hment prove thai Italians are moral lhis
pe,f9 cI,s out with the iOreignersl oar with Nos
suh and GayGzL! lie foreigner too'
ard more than We: he never be an Amer
lean; but we be American, for wa came mere
10 live by our labor honestly ike republicans and Amer
leans, he to subsist on Iamy which an American ne'e
con Great APPLAUSE lie calls Us ine pes. VI
Society Who is the pest lie who insults the un'or
tunate and thrives on shame Tremendous applause.
Siqnor MAAErTA spoke next He repeated that Bedni
was spv in Bologna and that he insisted on Basis
death btcsuse the Pope wished it. Several Senator'S lhe
contiruedD and oven Gen Cas-, the head Of the Dcmoc'
rncy The mporary of Washington and Jefferson, poke
of tic innocent Bodin " But we have proofs OF his
n Doe. Senator Cas- desire for his son the Cross OF
ST. Michael ? Such a testimonial az captain ingransm
received would be- more appropriate to the son OF me ees
of the Democrats. Docs heyish for hmAe the votes of
Roman Catholic bigots He should not stoop to gain
vc,e hat did Bedili come here 20 dor Caimus like.
o. .cv leelh nom which desroyors might spring and tho
FIRST esu,a growth has appeared in the capital OF ONO
il he shape Of pocemenl Laughter and cheers.l l
wish long lfe to tyTnns-long enough to see our
Roman ReIubc flourish, when its only rulers viii be
senatus popuiasqpe Romaaus Great applause
signor BlsEo spoke next he said that IN Bologna q
fer,un OF the wife If Bednis brother was arrested Se
brsteng 20 throw into the canal easket which, on Dc
il forced opened las it was supposed TO inclo.e treaona
me natter was found 10 contain long gallant cores
c,Ience between the Archbishop Bcdln and ms DrDh'
80 We I'm one letter he sfAed her to be faithful TO- HIM.
I,cause he always Oi hcrt0 the Flrgn nary Sy
Disco said there we're 20 witnesses whose hiuo' ne
mentioned He elso exhibited hst OIL ~ person, sno'
bv order Of Bedni while Comnissory Of the -Four Lega
Nr M,ceI made speech in which he animsdyered
verv severely on the honorable boncst and candid Mr.
Dir BEooEs, Of The " y Erpress, then addressed the
meeting. ,...- .o,.o T..
tot LANGUAGE expressing the most cordial aympathy win
he object Of Tie meeting. he was loudly agp9uhsd.
N Vice President then read The following feSoiu'oh !"
Italian srd SIR. 4 Dwight, in English
Wlvsq' Ihi' M EN- ~, rd aestaT our sesaoa.
,liri be kner you'd Be- uade sesirst h.n ,,,s. D., 40.
Resife5 1hst We ere qna. esf rpon I'd
I'D viii BE fr.al. era 70 t.s cordenn-los -.
Fei Thar rseefnz echos the unsninaous ~
s Ialsn feors IL D. e 10 be lcS people bs9iai -
trd ns BE- paf1u sSt
~ IeDe 6r TIE buiohcri,r 'Tated IN Boio1na
Ese Ths tls HsouGtss who hasc - GENEROUSLY
5e.rs'.d f rtyra h. M tie Oppressed faians sEd their
fros f. fh, Fetcr g5asp arc emitted q 2ut I'm ants
ry oheT o .ss which hsye expressed aresard
10 F.4 7st eepg Of tiese Reso.slsos b. iorwsdsi %
B.fsri a1d 8rctteEfothe Pore
TIey were received with loud cheers and passed By &c
clamaion whereupon the meeting dispersed
IRPTVAL OP THE BLACK WARRTOR.
Tie Black Warrior arrived yesterday lrnng having zen
Mobile atlll ~ the ss,h OF January and arrived nj
Havana At 81 Jan 81 The steamship Philadelphia ar
rived OF the tine Nothing Of interest was rAnspr
ing ct Havana The weather remarkably good