New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21
syGyORA MARIO on ITALY

The e,u,th leotr,e Ct Signcra. Mario was eehverei
last ey enipg al Clinton Hal, AZ OF psee' ms t"ch'
WAS Tile Heroic De..aess OF venice ana Rome
After yiu6icAilng the bsavsry OF 'he ltsia" pope
and accounting for their III IS and thar OF toe
ether European revolution ~ IN the '''' thN :" po"
ers that be leagued against 'hen' t0e "r,,rS,
adveried to the fact of the nss ol eh.kut'a :" tus
Italian Ieope tor Pope Plus IN when my u.So Ne,en
,b, ~ nrogr.t AMI refoy we've empty.
Tie murder of Ross the Prime Minister OF we rope
had been ascr,bed 10 n g apubl'eahs' ihs' sno
thought was improbable. rs -NSn was nt"u ~ 90
Jesuits than by the Rel abheans' ara y ",s ~
them she thought tre mur let ves comuhttci flnd-
ing that he do ret enjoy the coihen.e OF IN" people
the Pope took flight IN the IA -gt'se acp.k stut"ok
refuge IL the domiuirps of kL,g so1oa. f'nning tao
Provisional GOVERNED NJ which followed an Invitation
s,nt 10 the Pope Ia return sn' Sos.'n' We """m
establish a constitutional monal chg. was Tel sed
the Ppue determining not Ia return unti' h" could
reion with absolute mover Tia Provisional G1eern-
m. nj I, N proy Tor free ea cti 10 let the pc pls
determine the i,rm OF goverrnei T. ard the result vas
80 epIese ives Il the pope'ef9 ei.o',a 10 TAT
hamebt This the srtab ishm M fhe Is pup Man
Government, ard was the best sdence IN the no
mans Papis's at heart y mo ~ tho oecfeeS Oh
the Pariap sIt were iIs anced ny the ec,o"t ~ ini
eating the Republican character 'ot ire Government
ard lie hstr d oi de-potsm. 1t ~a'a msiodone that
the am lee of the French Republic shoild over hase
been directed ogaost The Republic 81 Hpns-ba' Il
mutt be- rtcoleced that the people az not zen con-
trnl. The Trumyrae, at the hei 90 winch wN
Mszzri who had besi ca'ed to Italy si'ef the estab
lst uert of the Republic delegated r. nc 'Or-lui 10 re-
store trsI guilty at Altoona, where rec @n AZ uost
the Repubc had taken pace, anh Or I'M vi t,e on'y
nohl, aud succ.esfuly ard Altoona was re red 10 thu
X, pnblic If Rome. lie returned TO Rome, ans when
Italy beseged by foreign arms, k'owipg tnat pa-
pa., WIS the cornerstone OF cespouSin >" ncsp,ts
:. nj their armies 10 restore the Pope 20 power The
French army cane with OF an Intention 10
restore order but the Romans saa that they I'M no
disorder ana that they did not wish any fore gn inter-
ference The French Government represet led that
| al u. "A
wel, me and the came representations were made Ia
The Br,tish Government. Ttey saii that t'c Ronsns
would give them warm reception, ana Gafibsdi had
prepared hem a warm rec pilon they met a eau
Ion1de aud mrsLetry and after six hours Of birlc,
the French G,d from the battlefield. The lecturer cited
the Correspondence of the itch Consul ailRome, Who,
while rpe akirg Of Republic ~ m unfortunate form
OF Cover mert, spoke in glowing terms OF The mod.
GRAFTON AID wisdom Of n leaders, aud the order aud
prosperity which existed. This treaoierous conduct
ON the part of the Ministers Of The French Republic,
in sending an army to restore Pius IN, while leaing
the people To suppos that they were gOI To fight
TIE Austraps, net with a inst condemn alton from
some Of the members If the French legislative AS
s,mbly, but the then President Of toe Republic
sent bis orders to the army 10 enter Rome, ~ any
Irice. And though Italy wa besicged by four fJrcgn
armies the feeling was unanimous 10 stand By Romo
10 the last Fer two inontos tlo peope sioof mp In
Rome fighting for religious liberty and fee inslitl-
tons-and PrU'e tapt Engand snd Protestant Anori-
a. stood by mud the murder. Four thoustbd 81
Roues sons 10y dead uPor the ground ard the French
tribute 10 ihe bravery OF the Roman people, and pre-
dic.ed that the maiydo they suffered you'd create
renewed strength in favor Of the Republic Of Rome.
Willie she would not stand up ~ the spoogist ~
sssssssDaiiop, yet The lecturer asked, whioh the
greater ASSASSIN: Orsni, who endeav0red W XII L,os
Napoleon, or LoDis Napoleon, Who killed Rome 500
alluded TO his psIurie- and treaehery to the freuch
people: and a. hs ambition was 10 destroy tho French
ketublo he sent bis army % Rome TO giye them y
oretaste of boodsbed to prepare them for the
u boodshed IL Paris. Was II strange, inc sod, that
tie specter- Of Roman martyrs should rise ioo their
graves ard sppear 10 their countrymen and say:
- We Rave suffered for Roman liberty; will you MT
avenge usl" TIE lecturer believed that italy was
the key stone 10 the arch Of European ffe' dom it
could not be accomplished else where except SIC be
free. As the papacy aid At the foot II ~ her sph'r
irgs che asked when the next uprising shold faks
place, that America should say +" fair gey for iree-
dom then.