Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-22
RICHMOND WING.
STATE OF ITALY.

STATE or ITALY.
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Lord Clarendon l. unwilling for the presenttc prodcee
the ceespoudsnoe In which the foregu once has been
Kagsd Nth the petty Princes Of italy, scially With the
keg Of Naples Lord LynjhurS last nlgh In the House
OF Losds pat question TO the fosegn Secretary. which
esced from him this brief abatement The corespon-
essee sPp..r. yet gong on There .s. dsspsen
the 81 Naples aud the of that des
PAtehs daily expected With respect to the other Italian
States Lord Clarendon informed the Peers that the
asens tioy.ru.nt had offered thir advice thoec Go
ysrnmsnt shich occupy with ther troops the Papa
territory They DESTROYS 90 withdraw their troops and
the Pores advisers scquesce in the withdaws-thst is
q. .o,n a. small military force which they
gsnsng has arrived The Withdrawal of the French,
troops however would but Increased pressure from
Austria Viewed from this which IL the true point OF
vss Il l. scarcely be desired that the French reg
men. shoai permanently the Pspal States
oil the Pope made those public opinion
which ~ill him, the hand against the Wild
of anarchy and his subjects the other
against the drcs effects of military oppression. We
bound upon Lord Clarendons representation TO accept
the fact that Austria has actually expressed desire 10
Withdraw her troops from the Pontcal States soon as
the circumstances Of the time allow ot such step Such
expression OF desire however the part OF that e
sutcs Government scarcely deserving Of serious
tce. IL be modified, suspended or declared void At
their pleasure. When would Austria il left to follow the
impulses oi her policy, fluid the circumstance
which would enable her withdraw her troops from
Iislisn province she had once occOpiedy
The greater portion, however of Lord Lyndhursts
question pointed the affecting condition OF Naples
the present moment my Lords, said he, at appears
Ito me- far collect, that the whole govern
msn of Naples is in the hands OF police agents spies
and inforners aud begin despair oil the state OF
"tnngs in that country. Such language this with
ference Government with which England is resumed
be OF friendly alliance has seldom been heard
in the House OF Lords from the lips of English Peer.
The urgent necessity of the will be esteemed by hs
fellow a strong and sufficient Justification OF
the which Lord Lyndhurst has thought right Ia
pursue. II is scandal and reproach such POwcs
France and Great Britain that they unable
willing TO put down at once by the strong hand such
denominations those which daily and hourly dehle the
beautiful shores OF the Neapolan Bay. Simple men Who
have been trained appreciate the retccuees Of dpu
bc ovcrchary ct the symathes OF despoc Go
vrrnments ask each other in the streets why haadU1en
transports ireighed with French and English troops
their from the Crimea, and many ships OF wat,
de- let 60 their anchors for few hours in front OF the
Kings rsce, and little TO rights all that Is 81 ni
nitey wong. We have heard enough OF nou-in
t-rYctdnn but surely there is broad and unms-
taL.,br distinction between that Intervention which
takes plac from motives of selfish policy aud
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and that Intervention which is Tor
cp necessity OF his nature upon oi decent
feeling when within his hearing outraged humanity
s,sieks al0ud tor help. Who upon the doctrine o
non iutery enon when tie woman struck down hy
IL rnffian or helsed traveller in the hands oil hieye,
Ne ,r. yer, confident that any English Minister who
so ule O TO accept single rood OF Italian
eruud in the English would speedily be driven with
iguoniny from power The Emperor Louis Napoleon.
the best OF our belief is actuatcd by the policy
ous.,.yes He + wise not to know that the
tenn OF satnpies presided by the Princess OF his
House aud his Marhals brought about the ruin OF his
uncle compact France il strong France. No dyuas
~ will every permanently reign over weakened France
The Sovereign who present holds tue government OF
that great country in his hands il not much misia
enough avoid the OF his predecessors
and Ia steer clear of the shoals upon which they
wrecked WHY, then, should not France and England,
wing selfish ends serve, declare aud act upon
determination relieve the people OF Southern Italy from
sf-rngs wantouly inflicted upon them by petty
uarch for Whose conduct partial insanity seems TO he
the only excuse
Thngs in Naples just they have been nov for
mslv months past No words OF could exaggerate
the scandal of the political trials That may not
Ice supposed W singular ia views, would call
particular attention Lord H. ndhursts words OF last night
The recent trials disclosed proceedings OF most
-candaous nature such for instance ministers Of
hg,on stripped Of their rel ous dues and threatened with
imp ,onent and with tue infection OF ashes unless they
consented give evidence against the accused Lord
L,ndursl might aud should have said false evidence fOT
that was the point One Of tile Augustine monks after
having depoSed against Rugsiero, to the
general OF his order. threw himself his feet |
aud confessed "that all he had said false |
he had heu mruaced and feared exile the Ergasto
To-" Another monk drpOsed in open court that Campag
stripped him. and threatened 70 a.h and imprson hun
uuls- h- would depuse against RUggerO. The sget- u
thu rnecabe abused aud spst upon obers ut the
Augustine monks threatened them WITH imprisonment
Ani stated in court conducted themselves like
Eili b+asts II this solitary ca-c, insulated
nj tyrahny-iOui and disgusting 1t might be-we
shoid thuk ourselves justified IN recommending ia
reference but the OF horrors disclosed IN 'he
this investigation H. feAr,hu average rlr
Of life in Naples a the present day France aud
England have the power TO remedy this outrageous evil
anust by expression OF their will II they refu- In
do 81, how can they stand eIcusedf
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