, 1859-06-21

Mazzini, on the other hand, distrusts the
gAit-bearing Greeks to such a de-ree that hc
will have neither part nor lot in the matter
He has issued I chilly Ill ,nesto, singularly
wilcss III its main idea tlla, the movement Ter
Italian independence should have originated
Secretly among the leoplc without uny foreign
aid whatever; for il auyslling has been coll
clusiyely shown in the annals Of Italy during
the last forty or Indeed four hundred years, it
is the Eacethat no force can be secretly enrolled
and put IN motion which will Withstand tue
assaults Of Austria Of, the one hand and the
home despots Oh tile other. six consecutive
months. Yet even Mazxini has hopeful word
for the actual state of case which the coul-
rlica,ion presents. We copy from lis nlani
festo:
Nevertheless, the war is II fact-a powerful
/ tact--whlch creates new duties, and essentially
| nuditiys our own proceedings. Between tile
conception Of Cnvour and the menace Of c'a-
Iitiun, between Louis Napoleon and Austria,
equally fatal there stands ltals-the snorc >e
rious the 1angcrs Uf the situation are, the mare
the c!turts Of I'LL Must concentrate themselves IL
suyc the COMMON futhcrland from Tie peril, il
inrurs. Ii the wur was carried Ut, between
Governments, might remain spectators,
watching the n,on'cnt when The coinbaiants
! having weakened ouch other. the national elc-
n,ent could come forward. but thAt element
has already exploded l>cludcd or moi, the
country tsclf,blt+s in erersh state IF aciritv.
and believes it is able to accomplish the r,r-
pose BY making Use If tile war Of the Emperor
| and the King.
''iie Tuscan moreu,cut,a spontaneous Enrt
nlcnt Of Italian soldiers aud citizens, the unvc,
,ai agitation. ul,d the rtsll ri volunteer corps.
break through the clcor tle official in,r.uc<.
alp they arr beatngs Of the national heart. 1t
Is necessary 10 t"liow them Oil the field, it il
necessary IT, enlarge, to itaani>e (italuhi.-ut+
the war Tie Republicans will know how III
accomplish this duty.
"ltaly, If she viii. may surc herself from. tAe
rerils "e have SRI forth. She nluy win troul tic
actual crisis her national unity.
at Is nccessar. that Aust.l ID should succuiHb.
We may dcploFe the Imperial Intervention, but
VT cannot deny thai -,u~1ja is ilu. cfrr1,.l ear
NY Of every nutio,al Italian development Ev
''iy lta'ian must cooperate III The downfall q:
.iu>t,ia- THIS is dr1nan, I'd by tie llnnnr. L..
tue >:fety If ali. Europe 1nu-t learn that It,.
weeu Us :.,td Austria there is M eternal var.
1t is necessary that The people of Italy maintain
intangible lis GiEnisy, and crnvn.cc Eu1"l't
that, if We call undergo llsr aid ui tyranny, bc
cause it was claimed E,y an Italian Cover Inlnen,.
&c have nut asked for it, aud have not reuo>uc
I'd fur ii our belief iii liberty aud ,Is alliance os
peoples. The cry If I,:;tu Ii Fra~tta:' n';s,
issue without guilt from italian lips; nut 81
the cry Of I1iE4 Flmpe,dtor..
One thing is certain, Louis Napoleon has
taken upon himself to sousc the 'dcmou d
revolution aud granting tta: his motives arr
rs Ha!schey"ls Us possible, it is highly pruba-
i'c that the clements he has called Into actio!i
will ovcrmastcr him aud work out the regenc-
ration ot Italy IN spite Of cabinets. Whatever
utv Ike the result tic sympathlcs Of America
will be stead'asuy aud solely with tie Ia'liah
1~,pe, for the very good and American reason
:l4at they are fighting for liberty. And while
llle triumph. Of their cause seems contingent
upon tic succcss Of the French arms we sIa]l
hopc that every steamer from the old worll
may bring tic tidings Of an Austrian defeat
the l'loodicr tl,. lctlcr
FURTHER COMPLICATIONS.
Latest EnTorean :drircs n4akc # probable
that tue people Of three Of the Turkish PROV
iuces-Scryia, Bulgaria and Monteney,--wili
take advantage Of 1lte existing war between
Fr:,nc and GAustria, aud revolt against tie
Porte. Several ef tie very sagacious news
paper writer's attached to tic Eastern Journals
III this fact serious difficult: in ,lc final
adjustment Of tie terms Of lc:,ce, which they
say will he proposed at Milan. Doubtless.
anything which disttlrbs tie late relations o:
tic European powers will add tu the difficult
tics to lie overcome; hut as las Lcen til. case
i'ciorc. the people Vi wlltm wc speak, used :S
ii make wright by the contracting ,r.7tes. will
',c disposed Of when the time fur treaty
comes, without regard To the;r territorial or
other rights. They are hut semi barharo,1s at
hest: and though distinguished lor that har-
t,arian virtue. bravery, they Lave little else to
recommend them To the consideration Of tic |
rest Of mankind That their adherence To the
s;rcck Church may cause ll,t,n to ask tI,e all !
ri Russia. and thus drag that power irlo tue |
conflict, and with her all the rest If Europe, is
:s,c evcut most 10 lie feared sy those WHO .l<-
sire tllc restoration Of peace, Oi themselves
t wy are Of no consequence in the struggle.
hey know nol4ug aud are fitted for no1!.in.
I'ut Il 1csinaisnl. Their rc:..t would s,e for Il
change ut masiers-no, FIR liberty which tl.cy
know not how 1o cnjnv
Oregon has CHOSEN 1lle first delegates tu thc
National Republican Convention. Tiry are i.
Il. 1lovcy, ". Warren anil Lc:ndcr Holmes,
itic state Convention appointing them squas.rl |
oh >,!uattcf >nvc.ci.ntv as fn!luws: |
'WhlIr We recognize the fact, that bv tIr |
constitution the >avcrc .n1y Of t!t 1rr1turics i,
'r>ted III tic Congress III the Enitr,l statr. w
acknowledge is well that c"u.,css ln.y DEL. |
:ase the exercise Of thai sovereignty i'll par, or
II whoit IN the people Of snci territories and
ate in favor If sucli delegation Us far lis ,,,av b.
consistent with the luut'.!.oA II free ia.m a,1L
!opd government therein
The Convention nominated Daniel I.n.an fpr |
Congress.
The Oregon Stat sman, the lcadin. Dcmu-
cratic paper III the State, takes sides strongly
s-ainst Gen. Lane, a,,d says he has NJ, ~, :nd |
cA'l'l"t get the Democracy Of Oregon in1u :4:s
irercl,es pocket lie succeeded, however. in
;"crc''ln. tAr re-llnsnn.ion Of l.alayctie =.
':r"ser for the NEXT House, and placing Ian.
s:nE Stout. nl"rt wsllin, servant If himself.
"rward us the Democratic candidate Tlr |
trends Of Mr.. Gr"ser, represented in thu .>,at.s-
M'". :.re in Il coA.!itinn u Indignation nearly
aa'n I" Lnting, aud isis. that L fnujur;tv Of the
Illuminating convcntiun l,,.l u! the Democracy If
the State were tor Grover, but that heir roice
WAS perverted by tl.e trickcrv Of Lane uuu lis
ait!zans.
Enlarged mud Liberal Views.
\ Mississippi nc~ sl'ai'rr Which a1yoc:a,cs the
revival Of the slave Trade, speaks Of the ".4-
'ryed anI 'idtfdt fit~s" which arc 1,e.iauin,
I" prevail in The Sout'l. The editor Savs:
~ f..w yeass ago. slavery WIS regarded in !;
very different light fr"u the one il, uLcl, it !.
.li now, crcn III the South. And even here in
Mississippi Al'us iwtIr" ar ft,rrn rcar> acd.
sc lwlcve. sn,l's'ere&ctd the Indignation III
!r> congregation by defending The institution
What las produced tie desired change. TIL,
tight Of rrt>nn and tue aLvauce Of intelligence.
aud information. Men Lasc been MADE to link
nni II. Il haturu! consequence, rhcv have p,ure
rn'Arsrd aud liberal views. As ,l,., have in.
'rs:Satcd the subject, ttry have harmed .l,y,
the Institution is lint esnlv right POLITICALLY, com
ntrcl1l>y and s"cinlly, hui also morally: tim,
E"d."
Hence, i'll the free States man may with i'm. I