Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-19

Dlurs sy2llabie ior tie inpoTlaa. ta'f. i-V oaieu
10 assign 10 hita,eiE Thst he Won the CONT
.:crce Of his friends. the general esteem oi El'
rope, and The rl.a.!oyel mortal hatred OF AUS
;ris, il well known to every body. Those very
gr,yt services ilc rendered to his country dur
:r, tie struggle, unt;tted him for the continue
son OF MS work Is en organizer, and we have
se.. his demise 10 coincide with the cesSion Of
,i:e 2.nyince cf iombardy The resgning Of
Count ,.Tour IS enc Of those petty acts OF WIN
dic,irenc..s ci Thch imperial hearts are not
eyc,up;. Iii2 los, ci fair Lombardy will be
less painful :: lie naughty Emperor il the
preacher Of The cizssade will not benefit of its
success. ,'ount t:2our was, from the begin
Ming d3cmed 10 be the :.capeg goat Of the crisis.
rnSueces.ili. ne ,.:u@ disappear and throw
hi,,.s.l: in she lap ike Tie Roman Of old; sue
ccssf,l. he mus: be crushed under the ruins Of
the e'i,icc hc pulled down, but, fortunately
icr II. Curtius and Samson Of modern times,
al! ...:. ..:.y bc done by temporary retrca: 20
ore. ;Duntiy seat.
s, ~ u. katszz:. we say ''iie IL the right
si.n IL ne right place" as far as this can be-
realized IN noiit;c, ard, We adal, = at the right
,irac," because it is the NEST important poin;
in regard t. governmental matters. He belongs
i,y birth 20 t.:e middle class o! society, and IS
an se,rocste 1y profession. Previous 70 1915,
he prac,iccd with success az Casal-. In that
vea- he was elected 20 the Chamber of Depu-
ties !,y the io.n O -i!.Ssandria, and before
lone. n. Joined the Ca..sti Cabinet rs Minister
Of Public Instruction. lie resigned after the
rcacc cf Milan, bur subsequently became keep.
er cr the Seals in thc Giorsrt; MinlstT::, and
remained go anti. The battle Il AoTars. Ihe
,cla; ol the ariay Of the pied:nontese led, as
i il -re! kno.ra, to thorough change in the
government, ret excepting TIE King, "ho was
swep! al:o froin his throne, IS. under t!re ne
,cy.;ty, fe nbdic,t..l on behalf OF his son. Who
inherited with the crown the sword OF NoVara'
the Waterloo of Piedmont. IN 1850 the sdvo-
cate. Eataz7i, ,7a; again taken away from ms
rroi.ssIon:l t!ut;eS 1T CGsse. and reelected
:,cprtv. ne ..,cn sctcG with the I.lber:! party
$50 ycarailer, he vas elected President OF the
Chl.nhcr: Lut. subsequently, Count Cavour
,rads him Minister O. thJ Interior and OF JUS
,jce. Il that capaci.y ne carried the bills on
.,onyerte md on Mort.main, which caused so
,reat a .ensS,;on in Italy. The Minister who IS
row salel urcn 10 organize the administration
Of 4, enlarged Singdo,n, accomplished IN that
,;,,c revolution If no less import, IN a hnan-
c;al .,ad religious ris", than that which was
only carried q: mlcti greater cost III France
,lurioe. the frs; revolution. The Liberal re-
toru,, .;ll,cee,icd also in carrying through the
chamiHr Of Deputies bill eli civil marriage,
u, order 3. make il ntFinsicelly End pc>ltTely
. civil and authenticated act as it is u French
LEGISLATION. I.u. the I'LL wi.s rejected by the
Senst,. liay;nG yaa:cd 20 be Minister, ,:e
ac,jn hccem. Pre..a.nt Of the Chamber. He
has al, his life been :suar:;able for his political
upriehtne.s. fidelity 70 the King, and devoted
ness 20 the cause OF Italian Independence lie
is. moreover y real bug-bear &c the utra'mon-
tsine party, any. especially to CaEdlnsl Anto-
ne!i.. H. : the E.,an mos likely 10 withstand,
with success. the increase OF power tina: may ac
cructn the Holy See in case Of o practical censti
,,:,icn and working Of al Italian confederation;
IL he present circumstances, his action and
cu,.,,sas vii! Ec most readily acknowledge III
hose states that are striving TO cntianchlse
themselves from. the papal government, and,
s',crcrore be powerful, if not in causing great
:.sod in ,ie most critical cases, ST least IN pre-
.cf,v;ng much evil.
I'll ,rcspec:s of tie Suhalpinc Kingdom, are
.h.,: &. satisfactory. Tic !orciold cStrange-
n.,,: :,f he Sardinisn and French Cabinets
s,,l:s into roncntity n presence OF the clrcu'
jn- here ,:L;oincd, ard Of the order Of the DAY
&C Gen. Gar.sald Minister Ratazzi proclaiHs
,h,t "thc feelings which bind the King and the
col,ntry TO the glorious Emperor and the great
nation oycr whose dcstinies he presides, must
bc an indrcement 70 pcrse@erc III policy which
has lor Ten years secured the blessing "i !!oer'
~ combined with order The context OF the
whole crcuisT = ~ follows
The nat,:-r of the circumstances which naTe
brought abou. III, annexation Oh l.cmcaTdy %
the su!salpinc kingdom. les led the iilustFlous
moo ,.he coa,posed tie councils Of the Crown
,o rcs;rn t!c;E Offices. But this change Will
not lead to anv serious modification in the poll
cy they hare pursued with 50 much iirmness
a;n,, sagaciti.-. Tie feelings which bind the
k;sg ana t!c county 20 the glorious Emperor
oni ;hc ere:t nation oYc- whose derAAieS nc
r;.siclcs the necessity Of securing peace, end
HONESTY carving ont its conditions il the IN
icrcst OF our common country, the e:pcdency
of extending 10 the newly anncIed territory
tho franchise enjoyed BY our old provinces.
ou..t. .ur from diSsuad;nS is, prove an add'-
,;o::al induccmc.. 20 lerScvcre III ltat poiicy'
w,.ici, ;0r space of .en years has secured Us
MI the blessings d liberty, combined win Or
ley. i'h,:, iii, ncw Cabinet will continue 10
a:vlr 20 ;neir i;i.lcst extent the great prihci,
j. ili.. down 5y i!le magnan!mous author ol
} -. S.a.u,o as ;hc basis Of our pubic iaw, 10
tie progress Of the people, and the consoiria'
t;o; Of i,c t;sstin:eF Q! Italy. Italy viii ii'iu'
in carving out necessary reforms aid III
the practice cf liberty, Is "e understand II,
the rnesns Of attaining, wit,on. en- shock, that
independence which the wish Of Europe, and
the interests of justice and civilization equally
lomond, The wcri. which the new ministry is
called Oh 1, perform, within brief term, IS as
e,duous as Il, results are important Tor the
whole coun.rY. The Cabinet will. therefore
rcn,ire ;hc cordial and intelligent cooperation
of iunc.;onaries throughout the Kingdom: me
UNDERSIGNED applies 20 those conIec.ed WIN
hi.. dcpurt,ceI.t. ami iaviteS them thoroughly
10 pndcrstand the Intentions Of the SoSe!nlnent,
and zcu,ously 10 lid il in carrying ont me mis-
s;nr entrusted 20 !. By the Crown. Having
,i.t object in yic.r hey will hasten to calm the
n,biic mind. TOO easi!y discouraged. to raise
:cIrde,l homes. to consolidate faith ~ liberty
s,d r;clt and to remove all pretextS for disu'
,,;c, e. secure order everywhere, and lastly 10
,.r,,,, around tine constitutional throne all III
srrssts and aspirations, and all the legitimate
;nnns,rcs Of the country. The go7ernmeat Of
The K.9c wishes ever to Be the government oi
he he ml,sie Of the country; never that Of party
aioae FIT is in the nature OF liberal organi
zations that the nation must be divided into
several psr,ics. it is an equally indispensable
condition. @: liberal organization that the au
.Lor;,i,s whence citizens derive the guarantee
oI heir rights and interests should be wholly
wi,hout party spirit. The moral authority o.
tunc,onarieS will ha materially STRENGTHENED
b. their showing themselves strict in the exc
cu.ioa OF thei: duties in this respect The re-
representatives. ci the central power in the various
pro7ipces wi,, also keep in m;nd thai, accord
inc to The nature OF our institutions, 'hey ere
n many respects the representatives ei 'he pr
noyer. and that their mission is also to foster,
pro.ec, and consolidate legally se!fgovernmen!t
hat they must not s,ifc it 50 as to sl'sll- ST
tute for j; the influence Of the central i; 60, p
rernment. The goseInmsn; 'ntsaulng i to TO
propose reforms calculated TO enlarge pro-