davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-06
TIE INTERVIEW BETWEEN cAv0un
AND NAPOLEON.

a ! A4Ao correspondents ol LIE .lR0CuES&Gf
Guardian says:.
although never were the measures aeniust
me French press more oppressive or vexa,iuns
than they are row, Yet somehow, Or other ali
Pans is familiar with what the E4l,ncspr il ra
solsed it shalt ignore. AT this rnomsu. the pub-
nc Is very generally aware, for orinstance Ut what
rasscd al Milan ou Louis ,Sapoleou'a ep,y1uce:
The Paris population is not taken in; it knows
inst Tic ttaians are frrnzicd with rase; it knows
u!at 10 Alilan the Emperor was hooted aud
Lssed; that Gags md embte1s Of the French
alliance were iurn down and tsamplpd upon
along his passagc7 and that n Turn it WIS on
Dy tile Utmost efforts on the part Of the Eov-s
ernnieat and ihe military that tue excessive in.
suit was spared Tbs ''e1-ibesa,or Of Italy,"
These things arc eeneFa " known-; but wIat
"a isss 80, Is the following, for Which a.n
de Casoar found himself for the first time fncc
10 lace with the Emperor und the King, be found
It impossible TO remain within tht: bounds of
etiquette, und his indignation bust Violently
los'h; 80 s1otenslr. thai, It length Louis Sapos-
icon, under control a. be is, lost ,emperin turn,
hls irs; nj which the betrayed Piedmontese
minister turned round, SAYING. +Arrest met
iry IL! But you would not dare; for you would
then hare no choice tsft you onl ID rs back to
eranee .hraugh The Tyrol''
Gu will readily see how easy it il that a
now, WHEN you reject upon the tfboai,nded' un.
br.dled rage Of tho l'a1ais Royal: Fun The
Princess Cto'iMe doxnwards, there " no one
lhere who does nut add TO The word traitor, y
'fundred raristions DAY. The people ubo sur
!, ,ound .pion pon's xerc. neves rema.kab!e for
the'r discretion or reserve; but they are now
wrongs. The natural result is, ,hat much is
t~'urvd ,n'o the popular ear that could o,hcr.
wise onty bc known 10 the eiite. o.. ~
Tho contradictions, too, stare every one in
tho face :. ihc military spectaclcs got up nut
,hree weeks sgo. ~ order, 10 tho ,l,esrss on 1he
the nasioaa1 Enthusiasm, arc now forbidden. .hy.
order also. because what they set forth is 100
fidieulousy at variance With the situation,'
, 1859-08-06

Every actor in the late war thinks it i1eceasaffy1 :
to apoiogize to the wurld for the conditions Of
the Peace 1t Is something that even irras}ssi.
bic power should feel some homage due to out
ragged faith. France tells ns that She would not
hase lcft that glorious work Of rendering Italy
free from the Alps 10 tho Adriatic 30 incomplete
If she bad not feared ia draw On d reuernl Euro:
pcau var. Sardinia, While sw alpxiu1 her hu
initiation, covers her retrcat trom the scene yifb
decent promises us to llow she kit use the 0 ain
she bus acquired, Austria, more frank. declares
that she has ceased 10 rsr with the E1nuc of
tho French, because she has di>coreyed ,la, be
is her bcat friend. - The mediation of uatrraI
federal allies promised less favorable conditions,
than direct UNDERSTANDING" Th,a means HAT
Of all the Powers Of Europe, Napoleon III. alone
would acquiesce in Austria retaining Teuetio,
and restoring the Arcldukcs. Englnnd's 5 upiu-
ion upou this subject could not be mistaken
rfussia, notwithstanding the hatred Of that pa-
tfon for the French, would give no sanction to
any .turthct Austrian inteFie,ence- ia ltaly
ETen Russia. engaged III manumis,ing her serts
and 10 Developing her, o~n internal resources,
coald moi. despot,c as sue is, make: herself
party to the Of Austrian tyranny in Italy
All ;Austria'a. friends were re4jv to uronouuce
her in the wrong. Her only sympa:hisers we're
10 be found IN q camp Of her enemy. II was
tue chau'pion Of 1tatiaa unity and Ita1ian lib
cfty. twas the hope aud stay of Ita}ian patriots
md Hungarian exiles, it - the enemy who in
the name Of Freedom had struck her down that
raised her from the earth and caye' her hack.
thst rod Of iron. Austria had been ;lookiaC: 10
England. to Germany, to Rusxia, far assistance
nRasust France. nnd in the moment If her need
she found 'hat France was The only Power which,
really meant wha& she meant - :.
, 1859-08-06
Mr. 8holte. or iowa

Ths Chicago Pre- ard TtI6pa4 gives Mr..
Scbolte the utle Of ''col" This il n,i.norncr
se suspect 4r. Scholte il . man Of praoc . !:
gs.ye nd IeseFend Eentlemen, educated for he
and Who is Republican bec.use be couldn't
4. K Dc ath est,s.sd th.. popular tosercgnty
MI cred fre m lore Of the ideas md priucinles
they represented. The evidence ags;n.t .uch
superstition became too strong. q s,uel -
Tue principle. and il ]aaded hita among he r..
pubicana. whose idea Of popular sosereirnty
Eere verI sptly defined lev days since. b. III,
Vermont State Convention.
It haa beco esid that Nr. Scholte "a. e,pr.-+.
ed on bis way TO The convention The Enot.
rifle Journal stts This question At rest. It says
thas NJ :: vas appointed delegate TO ,te BE-.
moc1atio Convention: but promptly refused to
serve: BE- felt that b could no longer act with
the Shan Democracy. snd be took occasion to
render thst fact % obvious, ~ to leave no room
for doubt ss to hss position. When be rets bis
.fsPet Startled be- viii give reasoaa sor the course
ne bas taken quite a. thick and as fast os bis I'd.
seitAnts desire them. t4 @S
The paper has appeared since The above wss
Tnaen nd I'd snskes good our promisc.-Df7
A0N*0 LAk2G3.
, 1859-08-06

The New York Tins, Of the Sd instant, con.
tains list Of suicides committed within ,he mast
foTtnighEcolected from various quarters o.
the countryside whole number being .tweutv-
six, OF these, elerea were accomplished b,
hanging, six by the use of the razor Or knife,
six BY poisoning. aod three By drowning. Tile
alleged caase in six cases was insanity; in tvo:,
ruin one victim. by letter found in bis rocket.
charged his reputable wife with. bis ruin; one.
lately widowed, was living with lcwd wouap,.
:aod his pure wft's ghost haunted hin, one was
tired Of humbuss, and hoped they would tp.rc
hia remains the humbug Of funeral; one was
hard up fox money; one died of the slauder tha.
al unfiienJly ncighhor uttered; two-wealthy
aicn-were. shattered by' excessive uuxie,v
about their business; aud one, lady Of good
chs1acter,. dboss to sink rather than nay;rst.
longer sea "a shut in with clouds aud fo-s..
Only three were women; most Of tbs men were
unmarried. only one. butcher, pleaded ,h,t.
knocks and bruises Of poverty most Of them
wsre In comfortably competent conditions. One
was worth 10000 and another one &soo.ooo:-
, 1859-08-06
Fxsses.ek .eaeD PsEI7xa&k.

III. 3kantsl'Hsk horn who waa to hsvslsta
eq.5 eler. sat.i iStae.r: - q.
|::II-z6s Diaia ss;:: as1oef suaE II 5aha
. 4alifsE,ss has anaaaar nav book h:sha prsss.
3 !: ::hril1 bas.e;" Alifs for ~. e, :.
= Il foreiS q eor1s ponaAq. Of. Boston toarasl =
says that the Hon.. Charles Sumner intands u
return to ame::e1 &KIg in November.
1T Il a.atsd that the mother Of Francis 10.
seph, the Arehdnehs.s sophis, = keen politician,
h abont to remove Tor b. rsuored} permanent
ly to Prague.
Mrs. Margaret Fuller. motEcr Of the Count
~ dos1.s md u me ns7. I: B: Fd1lEt d Bds7
,taay died II th&rssidesse Of another son, Mr.. B.;
r. Ta1lss: in, Va, lsad, ataas., oz Sunday srsa-
: i1s: sgsd 10 yeaFs."'' e: .:','...""' =
7"-capE Bonssp4rs.. of Baltimore; escaped With.
oddtt wound u 1hs bAtslc Of Soletino, although
in tn'zegfaens t1ss chas.eurs {, ,1ffique) one in
ifGat snionig de officers, aad one in seven
among the ,nea .ereeaher killsdOr wounded.
-.---The Hon. aer1is Smith; upon reading lbs
Hon: Daniel :" sist1ss' !.te !yttefin regard to
.his resumption ii his matrimonial relationa'
With his wits, Is s"Termont' paper styles it,
1mngdIateli xfo!e.. III dc osaego 77n't.. that
gentleman letter approving the condonAtian
Of + wif.'s} oaense. md has invited him and
hi. wife to visit Peterboro.
.~-46iili4tn q: Wilson. 'the young man who
plsysd The games Of chess with Yale and Har-
, 1859-08-06

Areport was current that tue. English mini minis,
try had inquired how hong the French .troops
were 70 rcmain In ltaly:, ~.
I IL stated faat thu number Of spies employed.
; 10 Par's las bern &oub!ed since the peace. sad
thas there has not been such wholesale seizures
Of English journals III, Paris since the, cppp
''2' tEat.
a dispatch from Brescia announces tbs death
Of the Duke Of Abrantes, tson Of the famous
!unos,) who was wounded at Tho battle -of Sci.
'1ertno.' Ihe thigh had to be atnputated, ,aadthe
patent did not long SURVIVE the operation. .The
Luke vas chief Of the staff Of one Of the digis-
ions Of the army of 1taly:.. ,.,...
:v Among the passengers by. the wrecked Alma,
who hase arrivtd in England. ID Sir Jown Bow.
Ting, rl4o le>t ~ jhe wreck The S1S reca5ds Of
big o'g and varied public life, which iilled forty,
roun'es.a'so:il.te to'a year.
A PUBLIC meeting WIS about to be held in tEir-
eTposl n the cal! ,of the. Mayor to enable The
Hon: James Stuart Wor.1ev. The Chairman of
-lhs Atlantis Telegraph Company. to c1pl.i,s the
position 4nd prospects Of that undertaking :.
The toFtltcations Of Dover were about 10. .be
Entargsd7as m aaimatet cdss df' El5o, 900. ~.
, 1859-08-06

Cur readers are already SO familiar with ahe
:. perticalafs Of the case Of Dr. John Doy, latey
I taaon BY an ndroit atratagem out f the jl at
~ Joseph, Ao, and buried of 10 .Kausas.
:, tue. We need moi :recitc them 1ore. rhtx
know that lie was kidnapped in Kansas by a
party q Miasouiiaus, while ii pursuit Of bis
regular busineEe-that of q common Carrier caf;'r
that he fact Iat ho had, At tle time Of his a1
:. frati Runaway negro, passenger carried for
hlFq IN his wagon, was made IN excuse tor
taking lin to Missouri and incarrerati1e hiao,
III ja,'{ that le'~ns unfairly tried and inidui,,
--ously eoudemned; tlat it was, never proved
that BIZ Was iu tie stn,e Of Missouri in a1l his
: :1ae j; thu it ~as shown that tic negro wrut
INTO kansas with pcsypit 1tam lis muster,
md that D9r could hare. lad no s1,aro in Ills
alleged aet Of rebellion IN running nvny
With tlese things fresh in lheir-rcc Election.
!, they will no. wonder at the action d his Kan.
sas friends ID rescutug him as they did; nor
will they bc astonished or alarmed hy tho out
cry which tue Northern pro,stayery journals
are naking: in consequence thereof We do
not justify ,themi but their "crime';; is one
that has righteous c,cuses. Had a fugitive
slave, discharged BY a Commissioner: =. IIi.
: sRois, bsen ae'oed hy,aparty of .nfsuA,>.tezs
and hurried of across the Ohio t,es=- -s.!s.a1led
Democratic jouruals-..sle Chicago Tina: ins-'
clnded-would mover have vepturpd a word in
contemplation. We remember that the d1lnc
, 1859-08-06

Cost Of ,Goveraineats. !

dr3Bnght. IN q rrcent speech, congratulated
TIE people q tbs. Enited S'c,es hit their ex-
amount that, wds required 10 essifJj %, tbe eux.
ernment OF England. The London ;7sna re-
minds alu1 that 10 The exPenses of The: Federal
government are TO- b., added the cost: of1hs
State goFernments, and that it-is to be cousid-
cred shat SOME Of The States eeonoai1s BY the
rspud1at'oa Of shsir dsa4s- The English Rov
the difference IS not 20 &feat - il appeara ID:
peFdcia1ls and It il rapidly din,iutsh by e1trav.
agance aud corruption and reckiesxpess on oaf
side- Under anoihes term Of Democratic sxay
Y the national gasetnment, shA diHtrfpce vuufd
disappear altogether. Think Of thsf, - long
s.1dcFing taxpayers of. an1ztica--EUasrillE
A}d
, 1859-08-06
TIE: RELATIONS lasrMEE SARDINIA
AND AUSTRIA. :.

t.5,:,;; .!.,: =; -; ! :.'ii::::! ::
~ Is now formally announced that neishe.
TioeF Emn anuea'nsr sny responsible minIsler
OF Sard'n,n ha~ signed any paper Al villa Fr4uca.
sareand except lGt armlstce, which enutioucs
to tho 18th August. Austria und, Sardinia arc
ttill IN constructive state Of open war, no
.ween these Two beltiscrcn,s. al Zurich the
thfee governments consent to meet, but q;
Count Cavour il PEI sonaily . busta. ar;to Fran
c'A Joseph, be. OF eourse. had consented to ith-
draw his presence fron, the green 1aize on which
.he aasi prot.sels xllt be laid for signature.
spired mud directed by The master s,a,esuan
wlo has hishekto upheld the claims Of ltalv,
while the silent march of. erents IN the central
territories comes IL aid Of \ moro favorabIe So
lutttn lhau Was inferred III first-" -,
, 1859-08-06
THE RLATE SANDMAN PRElIEE, DAZE.
.,''::' + az GL10.~> - ,,,.,.
y, A correspondent OF the n. r. HaraM writing

H9" TFo1e1ce, 5uv'1tj 1ayg; u
:, ':fhe Marquis d'Azeglia. DOW the Chief Of A.
fairs y Ko1osna, has been .ssceivrdwitll an org
:t1on - thai city, The spirited people Of the
leading town, hare now a.ceutrs Of govern:
n,ent ard political head to which they NV nav
direct tuefr Milling obe4ience. -N},atarer ad-
justnent for political rule. in this porton nf tie
Roman s.u!et Congress. may mike, it Is
pretty certain tiat the populations in the region,
Of bologna ~ill not quietly sulstnit'rd be placed
tAat the Raman goveFnmen, Ias established =
custom house'ta1: upon: ko6di 5passfng tile line
between the; Towns Of Cattolica aud Pessaro.
Kh'cll is the b,uudaFE- bet wee9 the rebelljous
territory aud ,ls distfic.s which have been e.
tained under The Papal supremacy ". lie Ibis
Is mcaut 10 be =. punishment for The towns
which have rerouneed their allegiance, il is, at
tn. same time kind Of Acknowledgment Of tIeir
inaependence ,....'' :, 49,
, 1859-08-06
j.. -. Mr.. Golden. - ~ ''
The Manchester QUO, d4an Of the 1slh Of fJu1y;

Last evening an influential meeting va, held
in the public hall. Rochdaic... to take steps for
celebrating the return of Nj. Golden, op sucli
scale as viii bs unprecedented IN that nsighbor.
which le stated that he could make arra1cr.
u,ents TO visit Rochda1e on the e7&h last. IIe
committee cousidcred il much, better to leave
the day open to suit their guests CONVENIENCE.
Some Of the leading reiormrrs and seyersi,
ms'nbers Of Parliament are invited and exrect.
ed 70 be present, and Preparations are being
Twas reported to the committee that about $40
applications had been slready mpde for tickets.
With respect to the place to hold tho soir4s or
banquet in, the committee had not decided
where it should he held. but probably they viii
make arrangements for nbout 4, 900 rcopte.
, 1859-08-06
THE PERSllB MEMS,
49, 49,
italian seeatsat and Trench HIsNes
E:; Enont& !
\ M;fkS Eh tls75& tHet.

~ E-'4@ AAV AV3AA36&.E I VIZ FL~0[v :
III = r~,:- e: t
in Tho Ncw 1ork paps1s Of Wednsld dsv evening,
from whlfS We c.A&heifa,1ov;5s;Ts ~"
'rur.cT:Tr ~, ~ =:
n1 sAAlh " TALL.
The 1ateaa Ron'ttaF publishes decree by
the provisional governtne cut, cuactiog that rep
rescntatives of the people are to be elected Tor
-xl.at .Le future government Of he esnntry shaif
be-:
The Lombsrds were apprehensiyc of bciur
saddied with some proportion Of lie liabilities
Of Piedmont.
- G.zis- -!atsaszE ssEs 4Aas-ss~s-Aaal-ss
there that eighty rive municipalities ia Tuscany
, 1859-08-06
::plfif,saaSEaib,.nt.
y: --,~..2ATuRpAF7~ABaBsR'G less.
- GGGsaTrs. j." = 4"A

: !00b84&. CAFalpKA AM MA64A.
r,.::. oss71s. e.
hTa. se>eed, about the: time that Nassa-
:. s:eaecta ndop1ed the ITo ! saFs amendment to
"'' - 'te ans1aaaonr@aat "no Asa sas copied from
pemoa,,c :s:s., Ptsseaen. @hp ssate OF
South Earo!{'a-lha! s1a1o aassne' N the year
1856, eaec4ea eaansc IN her Constitution b
""+ ~~sao w. Hs* ~ '*''1s2a wa restricted 70
,' @'''9 se'@.ens " persons "no nea bsea thll7
9:ss.s;=s. - xse-s 4ela lscf xas instantly
:s:tE1g = ,!a:;gs1H ipF1tHH p 'ae ocmocH'ic press
- ~. 4.~ ~ "a oues 10 sol the question at
-: = t. M o1As ~: sop' tte7m@s's German
s eAs 'ssueo "a esevelsno' "tofe 70 2
.. oA" m eouta Carohna anqulr.
tas rp''oe' my such modification q tho cleo
~. ua.se oao oeen naado IN that common
~o4m. Iu's luncsionary, not being posssd
from ths fundamental Inv Of which 'le was tle
legal custodian, be1ook .limsclfl to ''a1i1
1esa Compilation" Of South Carolina Statutes,
= work designed NC suppose to assist tic
'-..' C.,,,,,. c.,,s|,,;o. ne g. :. lso
~ III; ,ie ,oc,i - ~a ena 0esone 'sm
' ~. ".s.4 Wv 49, -" n",., aaa CONSTITUTION.
- s' aa, nsppeaoa @ s soa' MafcFs Compilation"
t.. 1'o Do' s'oae '1o"n to'1s's; 9o' the learned
Secretary wtoto ,c che editor Of tie Germes;ia'
1h toiessae, -uuder lie ! presca, res law 81
~ Is BE- has taken the oath Of allegiance aaa
co, nf ths esea.e rt is unass 'le ssa o. the
'"a yfiesr.cs 6 nat;Iyr.bor, I c;,;.or y
~ sas at once tuolished faf aid ;.;ds ~ *
:. previous seaten,ent va. characterized bv ou
, 1859-08-06
'REoEPr1osoF TIE EMPERoRASD KING.
- letter dated Turn July 1t: says.:

Yesterday afternoon, at tbree.quartcrs' mast
Gre: o'eloei,-4he King and thG Emperor s., 81,
poleon entered togr&1ee this CITY, ion their Re.
turn frora the camp. They had come frnm Iii.
Ian. where the King had preceded by, day the
arrival Of bis powerful ally: Both werc well
ate manner, d he Is eycry YIerr apd at ui tmes;
ita is nc mai -w,n al iii ersnis las
",thdraxnIoa,bntdy from the nbhorred yoko
Of Austria,- Ia Turin. hoYerer, lhis considera-
tion AEs much he's intluepoe. mud 1ltc reception
here on Tue part Of The people ,was coid:: The
Snty cr:es heard were ethose Of "Long Hive the
king;aa: The tniasing Of tho French wounded
haedal with The National Guard 10 double line
2loas The streets created no enthusiasm" " '''
do not know whether the Emperor cot1,nsfed
this reception with the one be obtuiued ii &c.
nos on the day If his laudiue, or With the one,
~ Milan alter The victory Of Magenta; but it Is
certain That bis face wore me anciloly expires
sIon and HAT his eyes were cas-, down Oh the
other hand. Coaut Cavcur. on proceeding to the
.satlpu 10 Tue station to receive their Mniesties.
+: ras the object Of u rsal oyatiuu, 10 boistceous
thsthe deemed i prudent not to form mart Of
the royal co,,eae, aiia be ..accordiogIy disap.
Pssred; Seventeen carriages followed tt'at IN
all Of them occupied by French Eenerats.' who
appeared well pleased 1t tho uur1 pected, calm.
Tue illumination Of last night Mas poor affair
and excited 10 joyous feeling. '~''.:.:,
: one:of the papers gave this account Of the
arrival Of the Sovereign: :'' 80, .::s :.
..+festerday; towards q r. II, Victor Emanuel
arrivsd ia Turin. Tl.prc vas little crowd IN lie
streets. Cites Of ':riva r1talia, "Viye il Ke."
were heard. Together. with Victor Emanuel
was touis Buuaparta." .'''.
>. In another column it ssid: "Therc is in Ta-
rim, one Ptctric, . ioEmer police employee Of
Louis konato1te. :, vi
The Emperor. wl4cn be Travels is constantly
followed by Il numerous body Of y.kdarme. il,
plain clothes: Great pains haze been taken 10
.s;,nise; by false ropgrts -sle E1so1ny ,u,,d sad
impression which The peace bulletin produced,
not ouly in Piedmont 4ud Lomba bazdy, but in The
frnnco Sariinian camp ITSELF. No fassher back'
il1an yesterday the copy Of q. despatch, that on
j has an i.nagiuary existence, wus put into cir.
culation. lu this, umongst other things, We
Wcre assured that Mdhfua and rcschfrr4 woull
belong to fiedpaut, nnd that Venice was to Le
erected into an independent archduchy. THO
head and manager Of thesc singular contfirsnces
Is tue .prefcct or police, Iis&ri,: who, within
the Lust four days, 1lAs auiee made tire journey
10 aud fro bctwren this city and The camp, nc
las had long and strictly private Interviews with
hos<u!h and etlitr Hungarian chiefs. The En-.
pcror left ut six this morning for Iaris.,
, 1859-08-06
2Gesk1NE.

ably re9ss9d IN F1}a'M NoGJ Tot8
city. II. se f 1sn i1kf;pende14 i; fousa
a9atrly ct tpioa ittke qlsis: toa bous:
pass ~&s tcss'is5>y enlossssd in q
the and Courier and Enquirer. The revolution.
ay element ntrcceived subdued endorsement in
the Tribune, coupled with an uncomfortable
hatred ofthe French usurpcr and despot who
had aakea shs revolution under his fostering
eFAy II fmnds Joseph Ind any friend in the
fsld of New York journalism, outside Of the
6sa'sse Fsss5 tszs-s]sts*s. -H is
though. j. *ould mot 10 far to place
it Us an admifcr Of tho WOMAN.
aessins system adopted for shs sov9 9rnmeht Of
t Austtian Italy. .Tt,e sagacioas Etfninss ] al
+wnst i'm for tbe.liberation If Italy by whit.
ssar meana, and gave On implied -,,.dhtaiot,' to
.shs Bosa'sassseah policy and tactics. The o,tbcz
Ioufnala1 excepting Jesuit. prints were gonei:
ally On the Italian sidc Of tic que s.ion with.
out. special rsfetenee to t my Of i.s! aljuucts
With this arrangement .tte war started oil
With equal glory and vehemeace in Lombard +
and >Sew; York. No special change in tie
programme yas,-. noticed II, tn ,ha + ~, =:
CENT Of the ,;ew. of RIA v7I1af,,cc. ,,e,ca :a
except that the E~ses gradually supplanled
both t:e 8anM and Courier ia excessive ad-
niratinn Of the. French Emperor, md. made
room In its columns Tor an oeoasiainl sncer ot
Gazibaldi md the democratic element IN 1tal.
inn Politics-.writtcn oyor tho well known sir;
na,nno II al Inv Tha 49, ~; 10 10.
manA-c n keen n yalv st,,i,h; h,,t ,,,,;ns,
thu ,too1ar n,rssrro - f,ro, ~. ,;st.;s. A.
f4,t ind ernr,s;o. ft,,;,. ~. .,.,s . =,
luct.o1v rval1oued ,ba; 49, ~ w,a.,,. ..:s
soltar;no. and Trusted Inst ,sono,hIno hat;er
mcht RIM. f.,,n - .t:'or ~ +,,sn s ,ha 1890
Of French for 4,,tr;a, , .a.,,,nastar nav ~ 1tsa,~
rho o,nt-a,a... ~ .r.. a.,,;.s-.s -. s'- - ,
osscola;nc, d;snrto ho+ra.s W. sH~s;I ~ * =
,tbe .coa,s,,, and ,Eao,o;r--as - -s,,;oh or;,os
| Ind boau the more s3eade,st and con,;sten,
friends ii Nono1at,,n n w.: H.. ~. .s.,.
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had wanted il dero,;on ~ ,Fraro, a,.,zr::..,
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, 1859-08-06

mous e se5seting The great pubha taiu1J J1heh
r4oeta oe lnn'cfsa " the rsstpEatioh q 4ustEiaa
Sson:. ane; t2atai a|tae; ~
tassss f:'nFn ot ~ falls2 17saas = and aVSiy
i. n.oe9 9:nnornatIo8 ssatrAt3a6tha asi5ssst. .uisS.
es ~o1A be incompatiha Ti1A III a6aas3xnaaAsDs
p! efaef 70 TnscAny,s1@ wsnld1 s13 Tho saeda
o. o. - dlsturhaaoea h: 4aae,, 1essfniese4-l.
~. " Rovstnnsat SsSht y nrga. a=4f
~ seest poasihie nsaset bh Tie. u
s;so II senen, aod TO- ~ u tsishse Nh zths
Of this part Of Italy regard should be hid toll .
1ree manifestation Of il legitimate wlpur.. 2.
That With yiew to legsll Manifestation of these
W,shes, =! lifting time, by an assembly If tbs
repfe:eaialise4 ot ths country The alectorai taw
OF l84s should be put in operation, ma the
formation ofsises$rai lIsg orersa: s. 1hsf AZ
address Bfs9pka, be nrnk.nfedi n Efn5 Tirtna.