New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

ever til. e me nts in superabusdAnce let thsrs 10
uta,ily organise |. US Of brave men, mob'iired
unc e the direction ST the ceiter which saah ex'ead
tie moy.n ent in the reighboftood. Wherever there
are in laly or il exile men Of influence In their native
pscee let th m get there let each hasten TO hts p'st
Wherever there .e Italians Who possess means above
their necessities wher, there are foreigners to
whom Italy il the country Of the Affection LET them
contribute what they can, AID that qacsly to a'd IN
the oblizst the wotksrs tie grand Italian Prs-
test Subscriptions were msde for the families OF the
volun,eers-to-dsy the fsmhly Of the volunte.n Is
Italy L. eits be sent to Der by the baud Of ~ooan
so,yer best represent. ber. LIT gifts be scot, that
tsIy be saved from dishcuor and Slsvery.
To the oepter-to the centsr-with views on the
.outb In the center ysanpy was resisted ondss every
aspect il couli asuue-civi political, religious. Tor
egn ard domestic. Then acquiring Tor ft~y the h's'
taipe South We shall obtain the most potent oss's OF
operations which can be furnished to the nstienA
movement
Piedmont has heavy debts due to the country.
From Pieo mont flowed to all the PROVINCES Of ltsly,
tnose promises which caused her TO move; IN Ired-
mont the volunteers from oil Italy concentrssed, N
full faith. First, above al others, should Piedmont
loudly protest. 6r.t did the army betrayed it in
tenrious perform miracles Of valor 10 the early stage
of TIE war that army nov treated ss csttle for sas
BY a fo eign despot. Genoa, Alexandns, veecsui.
Toitora snd Sardinis exculpste the Ssrdia'aa
provinces and cause the shame Of the dslusou 10 re-
coil on him who merits IT, The duty Of the Ocpusies.
who for the sake Of the unity and ndepe ndence o.
Italy, sacrificed temporarily hberty-,heI duty 10 70
dnect morally, the agitation. They ought to cay 70
the Kipg, "Sre we created you Dictator that you
might ccrquer the Of the patton, not that you
should beray to the arbitrary will of your foreign
y, and permit him to make Italy deooy for Sec
opd alliance of de pots"
Loalbardy hss heavy debt toward Venetia. She
had common suterirgs conspiraces msrtyrs' 'nsur-
rections in lS4S; and since then, lew martyrs aad
fresh sorrows; she declared wi h noble words ten
years ago that ahe would have no separate interest,
free or subject each ofus' 10 unssy this, through
the selfish wish Of certain independence Of Austria,
wou be egotism and shams.
Bologna and the Ron agnas have q heavy debS
toward all the other Roman provinces Perug's
would remain for them terrible stain unless they
hs.ten to obhterste it. The reeonquest Of Perusia
ought to be their first step in the new life.
Rome has heavy debt due to all Italy and to al Es-
ropetbe programme Of 1872 Rome, in lSi9, declares
the Pope to be morally Dead and she was rsbsptize1
with noble actions, metropolis Of Italy. Rome, DO
graded since then under the doctrnsm of the wsrst d
the managers of the House Of Savoy; Rome, applaud
rg the man who suffocsted liberty in blood. is Q
spectacle so deporabe as to bring, If such we're To
last skepticism into the heart Of the most faithful
believer
Naples and Sicily have the du.y-by their geo
graphical political and military conditons-eo hghs
for the salvation Of the common country. Tie duty
exists in proportion to the means.
The timid and cowardy will start as an o9jechoes'
the possible league between Austria and ImpssiA
France.
Il is time that the tiuid and cowsrdly be deprived
Of the right to counsel Italians; sufics that their
.s already twice dragged the Italian cause to
its ruin Many more are the reasons which should
determine the Italians to undertake the protest by
action. We're there none other, this single ono would
be .utiicent ObIge Louis Napoleon completely To
onmask himself and to descend another step in the
road of nfamy and by fighting BY the side o<
Austria Europe 10 tired Of Bonspartisn. But ono
mole drop ir wantir to make tue cup overflow, asd
tns DROP be it even blood let Italy, twice betrayed
| by him, contribute
Ltt. indeed is needed to induce England and Ger.
many to come into the field and say to the despo<.
"Not another step further" The engagement with
Austria has revealed to those powers the real prject
of the European coup dStdi, aud material interests
unite with principles to excite resistance. Terrible
symptoms Of agitation manifest themselves in Paris
since the peace. Even the army will become tired Of
being the butcher Of Liberty; and when Boosparte
shoud intimate TO bis generals on sudden to fight
those populations which the day previous had en-
braced them as their liberators many might initiate
the noble example of Gen. DE Luz The Swiss BY
thousands quit the Kingdom Of Naples. Huogarys
ready to act sod one shout truly Italian will b'isg
her into the field. The movement Of Hungary would
find an echo in Poland 1t depends on US, say it to
you with certainty of truth, to recomuenee 1913 on
broader AID more solid basis.
As 10 the rest lot the Italians perform their duty,
come what may Better die than be contaminated.
Better succumb before brute force protesting to God
and man that worthy Of better destny-thas
We do not merit the name Of childish people, sub
seryspt to foreign rule Let him who believes in this
set zeaously to work and regard nothing else. God
will take care of him. GIUSEPPE MAzzISI.