Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-15
maxziniss Circular.

The following is a circular addressed by
| MazZini to what he calls the Section du part
d'action en- SuiSse-the Swiss branch of the '.par
| ty of action"
Instructions.-The true character of the
national movement which we direct cannot
| any longer be misconstrued. All those who
| have followed our progress with some atten-
! ton know at present that it is not merely q
| sacred and local interest which the party OF
action in Italy has in view. but the triumph
of a great idea, without which the social pro-
blems can never be solved; namely, that of the
organization of Europe in accordance with
the natural conditions and the tendency OF
the different nations. No labor without divi-
sion of labor! The division of Europe's Ia
Dor. according to distinct. and nevertheless
associated groups joined in interest. This is
what We call nationality.
This much established, we have the right to
appeal to our brethren of other nations to
come to our aid in our task.
There are only two camps in Europe-that
of the men of liberty aud association, ard
that of the men of despotism. All the rest
is, for the present, of secondary Importance
only.
Between the two camps, the question is one
of war. Now, war is not carried on by single
combats along the whole extent of the line,
but il necesstates a concentration of all the
lOiNCo Ou given poiuts III COuQuCi
there. We do not want e,nuetes; we want a
revolution. We do not want ten contests, we
want one battle. Fer this battle the battle
field is to be chosen.
This battle field as sure as the social CUES
ton is concerned, which sooner or later must
be solved. is France; as far as regards the
question of nationality, it is evidently Italy.
To Italy belongs the initiative of national
instruction. The rising of Italy attacks dir
Getty the Austrian Empire. She will newt
ably draw Germany and Hungary after her,
and through the intermediate influence of
these two nations, Poland. Greece having
no longer to fear the combined action of Eu-
ropean Governments will follow the impulse
and the Greek movement is the solution of
the Oriental questio.. in the sense of the ma
tons, which now exist but in germ in the
East.
Italy is ripe: this can no longer be doubted
We are to-day the only people which protest.
With us the party is more and better organic
ed, than anywhere else. Ii is we who oc-
| cupy foremost the attention of the Govern
ments.
Our intentions are no matter OF doubt. We
have given pledges enough TO be belicv Il
when we say that We will act
Ii is the duty and interest of all to take
care that our action triumpiis.
For this We want means We are engaged
NJ TINS moment In collecting Them Our breth-
ren OF other nations ought To assist us in
| this. In subscribing TO our insurrectional
fund they will subscribe 10 the success OF the
battle for all.
Make these considerations appreciated by
every Swiss. Hungarian and French patriot
whom you may met Tell The Hungarian
that il is only GA our soil that The first st I
toward the delivsrance OF their country cau
be made. they have their soldiers in Italy
our soldiers in Hungary. Tell the Swiss lhal
the pressure OF the absolutism OF Earope on
| them will only ceased when they are backed
| by an Italian Republic. Speak to the French
| Of Rome; speak 20 them OF Orsini aud Piano
| ri. They have debt of honor to pay to US
The patriots, the prescribed in particular
win not refuse II. They know that our watch
word is .sRome and Paris and what the,
will give they will give 10 France as well a
Italy.