The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
The Refugee Question I'm Sartiinia-Count
Cavour the Right OF Asylum.

ITurn april I'D correspondence Of the London Tines
mo whole interest Of sitting OF the Chamber
oentered Ian the speech Of Count CAvour which ndeed
occupied nearly the whole o. the afternoon The Pre-.
mier by means disappointed the expectations Of his
frisnds- With bis usual ucdity and practical he
handles the sject both businesske statesman
like manner. He commenced by expressing his surprise
Una. the committee 90 the Deiorssn proec, thought !,
n once rejected without troubling themselves 70
anime The legal question: for the best Law, he psd be-
comes bad when Introduced under such pressure. He
declared his preference OF imperfect Law proceeding
from the free viii OF the people 10 perfect that Is
Imposed nation FIRST wealth dignity, AID govern
meats rst duty IS that Of guarding the sentiment OF
national honor, for nations who suffer N be
weakened are on the way 70 decline The accusation hav
fue n, the more u had been repeated by Count
IAmargarita aud other deputies. HIS task said Count
Cavour bad been hEhened by Ssnor Rsvtazx who, him
self having already suffered from many unjust accuse
tons and oaumnes had generously and noby associated
po1cs respoasbty Of their scss and whose speech Of
the previous day bad completely overturned the legal ed
Gee Of the reporter, sresdy shaken by signor BoGa
political quesnpp, Of itself sufficiently uduous
The Prest1a Of the Council then made rhpii sk~'ch
scot ~ sssd he tSrose victor En-, 49, d.
had socspse6 The melancholy but glorious
Charles Albert, ard had abandoned neithef
future The glorious traditions o. the hoos. iavOy
fs- days sfer peace made be called The ministry
whose alone equivalent 70 programme Of
pS1. e governed
lnstruons aod hst In Piedmont these might be consolidated
70 srppor In The hd Of interests Of he other
o-s ss fer De he o. I, rS.s
a Italian Power. but it has been said that our
sos deny s no nsiers sd,.nlssss we're obainsd
mense uor. results were Our na,ion has xroVn i'm
world been prOcsaed IN he face Of Europe thai TIE
Il % nav e IN oSsr Ss
so- % 1s 0 s modern a.. Se
IN order Of tbnss Il not rs been
cempeed N ne moral order OF aess And We have ahev
than many victories CBrsvoi brayoO
I should much like 10 send you translation Of the
whole Of Count cavours spcsch he spoke for two
hours and BALI and have not ~ nor would you have
space for complete Enelish version must content my
seB, therefore, with rtsuns. and with the extraction Of
Of The mo.t striking and important passages Amer
The sst paragraph have translated be spoke OF the
use enjoyed By ssrdnf the good opinion expressed OF
by he press Of all countries except by resctonsy aud
Austrian journals For his part, while entertaining great
respect for the French nation, he thought one Of the
iesst suited Tor republican institutions And n there were
repooc IN France, what would there be 70 hope from ~
Ahrepvohos be remarked, had egotiscal policy. In
justification Of this opinion he cited numerous nssuces
rom ancient and modern history showing that republics
naa s'ne, been prone 70 tyrsnnize other nations
thsn 70 ad tnem IN conquering free institutous;--
Have DOT ,he example OF the French reprb,c., Roth
The hrs Which ws Nsrke, aud the second which was pa
teal policy as drove GU, he Germs. bas was 70
make marksi fog the corquered provinces gave Venice
There IN Ne on he ns "a
vspced revolutionary opiDon.'e Iedru Rollins The Bss.
q of mop.y Of srmie. but even bs Dan q general
psvo heevo ~ wser H. sosm m q .ssns them
having been changed We turned Cor 10
e.ps.s snce hep ibins shall be indscree, IN
telling a. Movement Of attention ne he1d ~ na
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writer Who bad The sad courage TO boast 70 me Of the part be