Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-20
Correspondence OF the Free Press.
Letters from Europe
No Yyyrr
NO. XXxII.

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6. ,h,on - g.,
00 "''.0'o " 'po"a Vi oi0Vr.
al, Vo"aiu'y' uu. III my judgment WIN 'u'
e '''''"'0' II 'Aeio e'e' was nefo u
an "nO n',ef SufanK from inc post 0. du.y'"
was 0''o'o III 'no most periIous times MS hrm-
he" anu virtue more than once saved his country
i'o" inc most wicked and determined traitors,
anu "n'n MS enemies were known 10 be seeking
mum 40 ueterm'ned TO await MS late In TINS rory
''"'an ''''a' ueo'aring 'ha' ne "ou'd not nee
. IN 'n' country ne had saVed ana when AZ last
hurfieu oy MS servants TO the helds he was over
"ken oy mis- asSasslns, he did not even ask his
me- nor make any appeal to their humanity their
justice or their patriotism, but noby and silently
oo"eu MS mead to the sword that struck 1t from
HIS snou'uers' Inc 'omo is said 10 DC on tue very
pot whore no was Killed by tribune whose lie
ne nau saved oy MS eioquenco' In the time oil
MS later me- men ana principles were SO vaeiiat-
ing 'na' IL "ou'u DC strange ihdseu' IL ne hao
never oeeh onaigeu Win weakness ana indecisiohi
ou' nc never n'u IN marsn' ike oa'uS marius'
nV' J,'n'u 'n' 'A'''na, enenieS y, n's eou""y
i'A' OOrlo''nuS-'wo Vi 'no er'a'e'' anu braves.
-,
Il" q"a'i''eS-' nau Vi 0.''n'0 anu
statesman anu philosopher patriot IN puo'i'
III, anu =" ''u' 'i'''d ~
A"d " 49, '"i NV
pass .",' 0ppO' " soy 'na'' 'AA0 n'in 'Of all
!" ",'' Il. ""e' - -, Us sei
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cut.
.
80 - '.'0'Sl''e p',H'
'o"s 'ine Vi iu'nVu a''ne' VI an a"0ieH' "qNotu''
the most striking OF all ruins arc these
aquoducts-and tnere 100 were tho ruins oil Min
turna' near Which In tho marshes ca'us Mariu'
was found concealed In the midland which are
made immortal oy MS ceieorated exclamation to
inc s'avo VINO naa oeen sent 10 NIL MIN In MS
dlsaoieu eonui'.oh NAN oafe you XIII oaiu'
h"ii'' e"u n' 'ooAe1 ''' "ie''"oN h''no 'o
uho s.n, him .nd ,o,d than ho ,onii 49,. IL,
Vii.
m, .
' '0'' 'NN
" pau
sn o"'a"' 'o en'''u'hy 0ueoA'ns 'ne VIC
'oiious enemy as 10 save inc rtencn army FOR
tni' "i'a'uious ioa' Vi bravery ~ well uesetVed
rnor h;u-a ro,crr;ro -;lh ,ho matte .,-,. ....
l., uru, habit. This perhaps, as much as any
one feat, exhibits the prodigious bravery and
strength and military still of some of those
Knights of the middle ages, who, clad in the i'm
penetrable and burde nsome dress of steel armor
with uncomfortable de1terity, did such execution
with their blades Of almost celestial temper and
edSe.
Ai'er passing "aris'iaho VIC iel' Tue snoie anu
oore ihiahi i't oapu"' passing 'n.ousn "A'
"ou'a oo ea"eu III l~'y' 'e' '''' anu 'i'n 'sH-
ou''A'
Ito 'e'on' Ao''As' A.N WV u"
TWO he'ds IN ohe 'nefe "efo twenty Aud III the
other twenty-thrse' Oh ~hom In eacn neid sixteen
were women.
" Love-darting eyes, and tresses Ike the morn
Without shoe or stocking, hoeing corn !"
oh no but coarse Italian women, in looped and
Widowed raggedness pursuing their usual daily
avocatou of field laborers, hoeing corn, with the
few men, who seemed to be exceptional cases
We saw one man, also, tending drove of hogs
N'h1 pa''o'Ai'' !, "O' po.''A,'' ie'''n'ns
~ e''' 'AN 1''''N'"s Ms no'heh'S
'''A
formosum pastor corydon ardebat Ale1in"
Who knows but this attachment NAV
have been suggested by the " knitting.r 20.
the han some Ale1is1 A. we approach more
poarlv to Capua we rere greatly struck with tho
TRANSPORTATION OF the products of the fields. ao
and the odd oo,.,inati,r, which wors nr.s.r,o
IN all u r;.,;os 81 ,o,, ,b,, ,ou,s h.
du,od Inv tho Inn. dontsv III. hi, ass IN.
bo,sc tho COW tts ox md tho hnr,,o Gin.
ola an1 o,nbino1 IN .,orv r,s.ih,o ,on,r,,o,,.
e,, i,,ou.,,o,,, oh,.o., l .,nla, .1
c,rrv;r, hair loads :, ororv no,s;h,o r,5o
rro,o.ous and prcra,cn,l 60 unl,Ls ,nv,b;n,
VIC ever saw before . giylnr certainly an arns,T.
ancc of industry nd thrift but cont r,.,in, oddv
with the sc.nic bssu,v If tho trees in Tho sold,
and by the wav,ide. some so to IS fec, an,rt
THAR b;,b ,rrrls all wound with ,u,rrisr, vin.s
wb;,h n.,, from o,s ,,eo % ,bo o,hor and b.nr;r
Ian, and ,.,tv to.,oo,, A. v n,ss.d
,b,or,h ,ho .,r..,, Of Conr, ,h,;r
of prisoners at work in the service Of the public
updor the care and drive Of their keepers.
From c.nn. too. ,hs ror,. bv Ivsrs, f,r
,i.n,lv A,iI,., c,,sbr,,sd .uon. thu Romans f.,
n. ~i,,,c;,n, md n,..,.n,,i,. &C ,.,, a, hr ~,
,ro,,ross =, -, ,.,,,o,.. and -, d,h,n,,.,., 7,
!, nov NAV and h.rdsou. ,o,n ~ ,om. ooooo
psop,e. in the mids, of tho most nietu,e,on. and
fertile country. Eore is the celebrated Luns,ie
A,ylum established bv Mur,t. able 10 ,ccommo.
date 500 patients. cOnducted on tho PRINCIPLES of
modern reform. ,bould have been clad 10 .ton
and look AZ il. lint VA, not ,bl. 10 do 80. TIL, III,
sepui,y of the little berrsrs that beset the dill
genee while We stopped wa. exhibited in one Of
them mounting on the shcu lders OF another so a.
to DO brought in the closest conticuity TO us TO
moan A, u, face to f,ce. unls., va bought our
freedom with . few soppers.
Along the Journey from Capua to Names. ".
were greatly surprised to SEQ the caetuse. of so