Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-04
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Ths sGl8 q Eap,ss have been fof . time forgotten
spd shs eask u greater Interests and sLs Of
~ psn1sisnA Ystm would be PITT 70 lose sight Of
sh sssss kagdon. Cor the present ,ius ike 70
Do csk 4 ~ annals and be life Of lis notorious
moaarch A might b sxpecssd the King has consider
81 bic rs>sancs q sssgu Interference and the impun,y
which has attended his courage high triumph. Tho
Engsh and French Legations have departed, aud the
King has been able forbid that the retiring dplomasss
should DO insulsd their way. The Engsh and French
residents have been psonizngy placed under the pro,ec
ton d she police. Tho capital s tranquil the troops
obey ORDERS and suspected officers dismissed and 9TH
the faithful. There reason believe that
no event Of Importance will follow the withdrawal Of the
Legations. and that Pocio aud his comrades
their coalition. So, Ear, then, King Ferdinand
nay receive the congratulations Of those Imperial and
Rcya friends whose counsels OF resistance havo been
tended With such q triumphant result but the condition
Of The Neapoian State Is the less which
sps anxiety 20 crowned heads and interest the Of
tho void. The King is more than determined to
govern be has begun. What no is and has been that
he win Be- and he win hold hi. seat as an absolute sove
rcgu ~ driven from Il altogether. There some
a HI own family t seems, who would counsel moro
moderate prcensons, and urge him not to consider the
tranquility q te present hour proof that msgovern-
ment hes been forgotten, and that the violated Constu
ton Is longer regretted But Ferdinand is proud Of
loved his demonsaton As long As the fears Of the E
ropeAn monArches urge the repression OF every Italian
movement he thinks he Is safe and the present
uncture Of circumstances precudes approach bold
policy the part Of any Liberal Power the Neapotan
government Is likely TO be administered for time with
than the former rgor and reckless cruelty.
Yet the rebound must come at last the stronger be-
Of the everincreasng repression. The King has
had the wisdom TO refrain from the which were
fatal 10 the yran OF old he not yet dreaded by the
rabbe. Naples is still excellent home Tor any one
who Is content TO be without mind ambition. Nature
Is prodigal Of her bounte and peasants and Lazzaron
may and drink aud lie in the SUM- the enjoyment of
all the happiness of which they capable. They and
their priests may be counted upon IL not 10 defend the
throne ut least not 10 join in invading its privileges
But above these, all society is against the King his Min
listers and his secret agents. both high and low OF the
higher and mddng classes there is scarcely a family
but has some member dead in prison, or in exile
through the Royal tyranny We learn that in the CONT
mental dominons alone, there are even now, nearly
nine years after the REVOLUTION, 5s5 political pris-
oners- II 10 sometimes dangerous to lend
10 the narratives of i'll treatment on which refu-
gees fond Of diating; but in the present
believe the accounts OF cruelty be de-
MED. Damp, unhealthy prisons, where the captives
the daylight heavy chains abour prison.
bound two and two and separated for instant
basnadoes the feet and confinement in the most un
posiures make up the descriptions which from
30 many that IL is impossible TO dsbeeve them
wholly The question is, such state of things last
We know indeed that the Neapotans have neither the
independent spirit OF northern nations the quick
feelings Of their countrymen in other parts OF the PENN
sula Poerio and his comrades nger long in their
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fully sure tbat Tho s,or, Iii No, I - ~ ny DC
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