The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

tyr Thousands Of prescribed will be added TO the
EVENTS and these lessons are summed up in the single
word q union., -.
Dimdsnt and insolsrsut We waste, in the name Of
force BY subdivding into hundred directions. An
desire that complete plan Of future eonqusst should
have hundred aags, and around them we muster in
small bodies, to the Injury Of the grand army Of de-
ton Of our life And does not the word Of the people
express the abstract philosophical and religious Of the
Above all things, we must provide for the wants Of
existence. Our youths have learned 10 die Every
thing therefore, IL in the w in understanding each
ourselves for the purpose Of forming an army No
cessty for complete programme of the future; IL Ii
n. :s.
general agreemeuthat may bring forth all the forces
to destroy the obstacles which stand in the way Of
in the eternal, inviolable, holy concephon-the indie
penderce and unity Of the nation.
others preach concord with poison in their hearts-et
others 90 begging the alliance OF kings and the aid of
dipomsey-ws viii utter but one cry Let unite for
once-lct us close In phalanx-we ready to fight.
We speak to the Italians in the naae Of their own
rights, in the name Of their duties.
and duty to rise In order to be nation free and
Right and duty to make against all enemies Of the
Right and duty to watch ecacously, that the ma
tonal shall not be turned from It's intent, or be
Right and duty to interrogate the nation emancpatsd
and literally constituted, regarding the institutions
and Tho forms under which It intends to regulate its
Right In every one TO explain before the National
Council his own faith, his own vote.
Duty for every to submit himself saving in liberty
Of thought and speech, to the national will.
And, az consequence direct
The supreme management Of the war be conHded to
national power acclaimed by the will Of the country
Armament OF the people, organization Of national mi
ltia by the side Of every regular force belonging to
province of Italy, that may be sent into the field BY the
nation.
It condemns Of treason pronounced beforehand
against whosoever shall promote the Acknowledgement of
the common country against whatsoever shall attempt
to substitute by force his private will in place OF the
tonal WILL against whatsoever shall endeavor to intro
duce foreign dynasty in Italy, against whosoeve en-
tiers into compact with the enemy before the emanci
patton of the alton.
In every province, in every city in every commune,
bravest should place themselves in the centre assoca-
ting around them many more elements Of life be pos
sh'e-fraternizing in the grand intent to have one
They should form special chest in all the committees
"a centred chest for thegrand association 1t Ia
sary to have cartridges and money Let every give
what he can, and be ready to follow whoever shall be
rs in the Of the tope raise the cray Of attack
viva Pltalia l'' Italy, November, 1864.
The great Italian Giuseppe Mazzlni the who for
twenty five years has represented worthly the Italian
hs sas
of the struggle. We give full adhesion to the counsels
Of our fellow citizen and hope confidently that all
this anai appeal Of the d.mocracy A'S '''A's !"
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF ACTION.
ITALY, November, 1854.
NATIONAL CONTRIBUTION FOR ACTION.
The present inerness Of Italy, in spite uf the victims
OF daily occurrence before the circumstances Of
that elsewhere the principal force of Austria, and
Notwithstanding the unversalty of the national opin
Jon dused now, than ever, through every class,
Is fault towards the common country and disgrace
in the face of Europe.
I'll necessary act to reap the heritage of 184S and
1S4e remain forever silent, and allow tho stranger to
declare Italy corpse. The elements of action abound
frO NM n Ital tn fha 0th
with us, The necessary for pushing the action
wanting and to the result of the first move
mept unmndful of their duties careless of the fu
tore, before their brothers who spill their blood the
rich DO not give. They pay Austria. But with regard
to numbers not thousands, but millions of men, to
gather means, 10 found rapidly the treasury of the
people, is an affair Of will. This win it is necessary
to have.
Every patriot has, small great, circle of friends
Give circle upon circle; give locality upon locality
let all give lbe man who cannot give money let Sim
give, If he has ooe, his watch the woman, her ring
gem, piece OF embroidery Make Itlay by her own
life, with her honor, that which poor Ireland was
for such long time with dssga Of simple anchor
ation Let the party Of the people do that for them
selves which lew ought TO do for them. Have re-
gard to the honor of Italy, and the certain will
be the fruits Of the victory GIUSEPPE MAzZINI
1874