Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-18

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again armed iutervention Tha article hss an IN,
ppesFeaee of beng seEi-ofissl. The foIlewin,
are extrs cts:-
we have hitherio absisired from taxing pa,l
"a : discussion which we coasilerei -emature and
- s,erie as tsting Wheu. however, the me-
nent Tor expressing au opinion on that grave incl
dsns strives, it seems 10 Us tsat II will he saey to
~ 90. "a lev words. Tho Emperor at Villafrl n "a
eeo'Peu' HHDcut ary sort of RI tpagnaBce the re-
serauoa Of the priness. At the bonr OF rseoucili
M ~'a n vi fBZtar memberths at Solfeeino
sons among them wire in the ranks Of his enem;e !.
= ta -, dI1 Inat matter 10 him It was not
asaios' th0ss princes that be drecled his arms but
Nkolnst Tue political system Of which they Wers the
ecconpilees or the first vieFms The system once
vsnqaiseed Why PrJlong Ie,sntnents, the motive of
.aion 90 longer exi@teo? Was var of Frnsl; le-
peeaanged into swar Of psIson Thas would have
been to fall very low
| 'AS the EDp.rOr NIp0lean he'd entered Fay "a
scaiese tha Independence of a RLo.e Eespie ana rot
70 laVer sons local revelations or a Indirectly
IN The expulsion Of some D tty rr:nces be was no.
opposed 70 the return Of the atsr. lie conceived
that sing hsd severe ltssOn they would be in
Gun TO srant salpt8ry rtf0FRs, and hat in tha;
nner their Iestorstion could prevent new politi-
cal eompfIcaions. If the reforms prov suff lent
Ceair | sly would be S. arsl those scene Of aei
tauen which s5metimes sfE CT the most rover
" was With that gsneroG7 object" says III wri-
Ter, and more 'or Che sake Of tie popua,ieBs ths1
Ior that OF the PriOces, that the Fr Bch Gove
faI nIat 70 lis promises caused he language OF ne
coacii'ation to beeupOy in the thrye duchies Il I
mas net yet aOaadOaed ali hope of Success aud l. /
All endssVor TO the end 10 fulfill loyal its 2isia
terested mi 'sioD. 'B-t If it should not suee. ed
weaI viii it doI' is .ktd wi strange persslenee
DO nos It is said, The services which Francs has
r nieredt 10 Italy au h0riZe her o lffer sOmethinr
else than counsels2' To give orders peTh D., ana
70 make mensces, to be SOON follow ed By aes? NJ;
France IS not gsndsrme in the service of Princes
against the populations She eDdsasOrs to unite
tnen In hstua aud prof aple accord, and viii not
% violence tither 10 one or the other By what
right, by what mesns, could she act bstWe n then?
by an armed Intervention! But that would be to
wax IN tue path Of the old Austrian policy, which
was defeated as Magenta; ii would be to exercise
the right OF Intervention which Was4srR 10 rieces
at Solferino, / is not consistent ii her with the
dignity or The henor Of France u do herself Whst
she condemns in others, Austria has lost forever
tne prohaole monopoly of armed inlrusions 10 The
analrs OF the Peninsula and will never claim il
Tor our own advantage II at Rome an army Of CO.
cuPatlon is charged with the MISSION of protecting
the Sovereign PoEtf it is because there i at R,ue
not only an Italian Prince presence Of subjects but
the Pope, the ia herof all the faithiu, whose repose
snd security il is impoTta t us to secure AT
home We DO not def q 4 private cause; we dsfeud
IN Ihe Interest Of France and in that Of Isly her.
self Ihe cause Of Catholicism Every where else the
Princes ar, subjeett the common law andthst l4wre
qulres tnatnb one h 81 plaSe him be EeeD than
AID their people A-riends VII Sc devotedness ought
not to be fargo ten, believe that We haze mere
Tieht tAsn others 70 give Q The popalati the 5
DGehles advice which consider wise and prudent
Il they do not follow H. ~ feet regret bus We
shall never endessor TO impose on q - By free
La word i aly ewes to Us her iuoep, ndstce, and
We slli nos take back to-morrew Wast We have Civ
N To-day r
The following letter has been received from Co
No, dated 26 b inst
We have here the dePo, Of Glribaldts corps Wen Il
hesemen learn la. be Geuer4lsas going to Cen d
raj itily they refused serve in Piedmont They Z
nltnsd, exclaimed thai tn would fotloE their {
neral, ihst tey had tax, n up sTuEs 1h', and
ut remain in garrison l. Wes found nects-
ary to ad1Pt severe measures. on they are uJt yet
ppea ed. l. 10 unced thot tle trlops under
he cGmnsnl OF Uol. Medlc in the Valte.line have
fnduO ed themselves ia a rmmilsr 10 nuer.