The daily union., 1856-11-06
Pom The View Yofk Sun.
ENGLISH INTERVENTION IN ITALY.

The leadpg. question now with the British press Is
Shall England intervene In Italian affairs back down
from the apparent position she has taken In favor Of der
government and permit France and Austria divide the
Peninsula between them ? TIE Cobdtui,e party are or-
posed n'ervenous only because they drprocae tbe
arbrament Of the sword 10 The a5ustsu Of international
questions but because they have faith 10 the sincerity
the Palmerston cabinets Trofessiou'
They believe that any intervention by the present gov
would be a sham regards the promotion
Of Italian FREEDOM and they do wish the country
BE- sadd ed with the expense Of hypocrcal intermed
ding for the bne6t of continental dssposm. The gov.
eminent journals on the Other hand urge Intervention ms
manded by Eoglands position in the Mediterranean
and her interests great Europesn State The London
Times thus puts this view Of the matter:
whatever we may choose to do ourstlves we must
take for granted that other States will do they have
done establishing their positions strengthening their rela-
ions engtheuing he rds OF their tabcruac, a. hing
out growing euerRzinF the olI philosophers would
say, eugratng one lie another, political religious
dy nastic political sdniuistTave nsstic mtry
Administrative and tall the irisun bad become 40
ally the ally depcndeni, and the dependent ycsroy
satrap last vhblc pleasure and removed The
question then IT, do nothing while ali the resi-
In fll sctiou2 They cannot hep them elves the,
act rpd vi}hdrv ii The sceue woud onl,
give fresh iuNrse, fcah necessity to their action Out
Withdrawal from posJn which is not IN king,
bu inherited ard which Is Oi the Traditions ut Eu.
rope would OILY leave gnp into which Others could
but rush.
"Of those, then, who talk Of nrerferoncc inst
loud enough TO claim credit hereafter for prophetic cauu
ask, they prepared for the couqrnces of England
leaving Italy, and s that Italy aluue7 That
pcnusula has been able maintain itse in peace.
fol independence snce the brRnninR ~ history Conquer
log conquered by French by Getmaus alternately
the msreFs Hnd the tlave ot the world rent asundtr py
petty Sate iuttous parti's and Immense eteutUrs u
has yet settled that consistency without which
there be indel lcndenoe Held dowo by immense
anal pressure u Is calm the peut-up utesm hat co
how 70 ptecas Kruuve that pressure and pres n
" volcano before you An that is kuown 10 Italy
in Austria, 10 France snd Il ia acted up1n Oar with
drawa The belief that desire su and that
we sick of existing relations with Italy, would have
triple operation. Il would he lcss security for the
peace ot ay and less hope for the patsabs Of free
dom. II would DO less cneck the vide-spresdiug
domination ~ Austria IL would be less limit to the
imperial tendencies Of France
Ia Italian independence In the power Of any Italian
State we put no faith Rhaever Indeed who does? The
most enthusiastic friend Of Italy only hopes she will bo
tor freedom after long discipline. What then. remains
result which regard wholly independent Of the
will OF this that man--a necessity OF circumstances
viz that Austria and France Immediately proceed, the
ground Of the public peace 70 divide Italy between them
Where the boundary line would be, what independence
would be left to Sardinia what dependence Tuscany
what name to Iombardy, Venice or the Legations how
France would arrange matters with the Pope the Bour-
bon, Ill detls-queStGns Of time-wang for their
development The substance the result would be the
same