The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
Lend. IN Of tho Popular Movement In Italy


A tlorcLco correspondent Of tho London Tunes
after giving GARfsALDI's letter to LA FARNA,
in answer to tender Of the Presidency Of tho
National Association Of Italy, says;
wonderful and pleasing sight II Il TO see this
man, whUm the world had set down as a rough,
bAish, and un,ut rcd bandit, display much sonse
and tact aud genuine manly ,loquenoe as no ever
showed desperate yalor In tie hed. GARIU.IDi is .
as rai,iy 10 trusted In his hand. as military rule.
could fl your columns with pubic and private
,ttois, procamatons, and orders Of the day, all BY
him, from all and each of which II would result,
nuty, that q GARsALpI never fsiis to hit tue nail on
the head secondly, that not one word falling from
his lsis suffered TO pass unhSded,-thAt his voice
and his countcuarce create new heat In all who
see and hear him. Truly, the hour and the men
have como together. Italy is evory~here under the
orders Of .aders wno aro well calculated to work out
with paIennty - tho Italians on the contrary,
feel suro have not spared thom the harshosi and
mot uupa atsbie truths. But must say, for tvtn's
sake II they have not all tho virtues bettting
ton Of free men, neither are they sunk--neyer viii
they slnk--.o the condition Of unredeema1lo slayUs
The seeds Of regeneration are teenng In
the subtieties Of ono Emperor, OF by the
violence OF another. Let Francs, Austin,
and Europe, well consider what they arc
about Let them Tise for one instant superior 70 the
Italy mu.t vt Ia Gods will that Italy sh ,uld live
In order that Italy may live, Is absolutely necesza-
~ That AmtrA should DO DOught or boatcn, coAxod
or kicked, cut ot VtnetA; IL " Of the utmost
sity that the rope should cease 70 DO q temporal
Prince. II ls unavoidable that tho King OF Naples
should bend OF break. The man 10 whom Italy IN
willing 10 ray hero worship must be hero indeed
Itsy fo tunato enough 70 have moro than ono such
VrcrcR ExApUu, CAvouR, D'AZxGLio, G.RInALpi
are all men made on tho mould Of PLurARcTs worh
ies-nope Of tn, IN fautoss, thank Heaven bat en-.
dowed either with that vastness OF brain, stou ne
Of heart, lOiuness Of character, which has po
rene~ the temper OF . nation.
have often quarr,llcd with the slscsncs and
sothfulness Of tho Italians, with their aa
indoeIos, win their uLtn<ss for hArdshIs and In
tolerance Of discipline. have ratod them fr gro
Yelling selfshne, for want Of truth, and the
quent lack of good trust In another. Yet, II the
ed, spurnng al tho tnid counsels OF time-serving
policy cal the people to arms, feel Italy will,
under their guidance, bs capable Of magma nimous
sacrifices. There will 10 gencr, US hght In Italy,
nght which may end In disaster but not In defeat
A quarter Of century Of tramp.inA fAI
q blazing coanasr.tlon, V.lsfranoa, zurich and
Brussels may petah up . peace they. can:
not sive Ieot 70 Italy except by formal, and
heA, and thorough recognition OF that rrinc'Pe-
/ Austria and France must withdraw; tho vote q Gen
tra Italy mu.t be recognized; tho Pops must be le
TO settle accounts with his subjects and the Cath
Ole Powers must needs have Pontif, and soscr-
eign PoniiG, thoy must provide PIus IX bis sue
think have always faithfully represented the stat
and disposition mems minds In these provinces.
l feel convinced thA', ever the restoration Of th
| Ccntr Italian Princes, and the recovery Of the IL
gatb m 10y the PAIal Government, arc definitely re
| solved upon, thu day In which such an arrsng en-
IL csnied into effect, matter by what means, vii
change these gent,e, orderly aud civilized communi
| ties, into as many dcns OF wild beasts.