The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR OF THE NEW MIN.
ISTFR OF SARDINIA

lleIe Is Important Dewe from Italy. RaaZZi. the
Minister CT the Interior a: Turo Eea. circular 10 ali
the governors and head funcunares o provinces OF
inc kngoom Ii s important, and lis tone is Arm ana
The nature Of the circumstances which have brouxh,
about the annexation Of Loubardy TO the Subapne King
dom has led the Luxurious men who ooruposed the
OF the Crown resign their Offices But this change viii not
lead to any serious modification the policy thew have
SUED with 50 much frmness and sagacy. The feelings
WHICH zinc the King and the country to the glorious EN-
peror and the great nation destnies he pre-
sides, the necessity of securing psace and honestly car
rying ou n Conditions Ia the 1teres. Of common
country, the expectancy Of extending TO the ne vy an
nexed territory the franchise enjoy ed by our old p-ovn
t from oissuadng u, prove 40 additional
Of ten years haa secured all the BLESSINGS OF liberty
combined with Ter Thus the Csbinsr viii continue
ansS I
Oh our Public law to the progress Of the people, aud the
consolidation OF the destinies Of Italy. Italy will find in
carrying out necessary reforms and in the practice Of
liberty, IS we understand it, the means OF attaining with.
out any shock, that independence which the wish Of Eu
rope and the interests Of justice and civilization equally
deAro The work which The new ministry is called on TO
perform within ieftern is arduous i,s results are
important for the wnCie country The Cabinet will there
FORE require the cordial and intelligent CO operation Of
fnnctonariee throughout the kingdom The undersigned
applies TO those connected with his department and
vtes them thoroughly to understand the intentions OF the
government and zealousy to aid 10 carrying out the
In view they will hasten TO calm the public mind, too
easily discouraged to rase deuded hopes to consolidate
faith in liberty and right, and to remove all preexts
for diernon to secure order everywhere and lastly to
group around the constitutional throne all and
aspirations, and all the legitimate influences Of the
country The government OF the King wishes ever 10 be
the government Of the whole of the conntry; never
that of party alone. it is in the nature OF liberal
organizations that the patton must be divided into
Eeveral parties, IT s an equally Indispensable condition Of
liberal organization that the authorities whence citizens
derive the guarantee Of their rights and interests should
be wholly without party spirit The moral authority OF
functonaries will be materially strengthened by their
showing themselves strict in the execution OF their duties
in this respect The OF the central power
in the provinces wi also keep n mind that &C
cordrg the nature Of Institutions they IL mary
respects the representatives. Of the provinces themselves
with regard 10 the central power ard that their mission
is also to foster, project ana consolidate legally self
governmentthat they must not ste 20 as TO subst
tute for it the influence Of the centra! government The
government intending TO propose reforms calculated TO
enlarge provincial and municipal liberty as better TO
powers Of the State func.ionaries will bs pleased
to second that movement by preparing the populations for
that extension OF their guarantees La provinces where
the representative sysem does not yet exst they will
endeavor 10 anticipate the moment when II will be
ferred upon hem by seeking 10 know and endeavoring
to confirm with the wishes Of the populations For that
purpose they win surround themselves With whom
their sagacty, their morality, and other qualities may
considered as the natural representatives of the district
lie functions persons who 60 not enjoy pusc considera
ton he government OF the honest OF kings mus,
poso be, bet must appear in the eyes Of all he safest,
moi nest, ana mos moral OF governments me nation is
ell. 10 appear worthy OF her liberties Public fuuc-
tic, will lose TO Opportunity 10 pay tribute 70
civ r.i,y. Public safety must lastly, epgroes all
yc otcn II oflen bappans that after great wars, or
pc political eraotoIs, order "a more or lees FERROUS
iy -onisst. Yo1 Y ILL., with the aid OF the munci.
pa ,fity, and OF The National Guard which must
b. ed N every commune. enteaTor that persons
ono y should ct nsider themselves safe unoer pub.
Ncy Ii liz essentially IN tbs that people recox-
Rig over apd excellence Of lis government. l. Is
unc &c conditions that the undersigned relies upon
the apce OF all the functonaries in his department.
Pr letters from Turin state ths. ,his cIrc,ar has
creat iuch dissatisfaction, and Tunor prevailed thai
it hRa Zen drawn up in PARIS.