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

rather have said, refuse T. accsp, irom you the
ins ulting cessor of .eFrito-y which IL not you's
viii OILY receive it ou the seotion and free g':s oil
the citizens and v merit il by keeping faith with
Hsly. in v hess name took the Geld, ard Of whose
honor am IL presence ot you ani OF EGrope, tee
representative II nay please you TO breek your en-
gsgtnerts; |, however, keep nine, ard VIII Con-
Tue the contest 60 Ion; q my brother Italians msn
tain their PROMISES Il his proper course TO
lave said to Ialy, 81 lad 200 eco soioieVs from my
ally, who bound me to false policy, which SHOULD
10, follow for be Represented despot;sm, while se
represent Right and Lbesty. 1t nos pl'ases this ally
to abandon U.s. We have no motive fox sorro~
slnce through this abandonment, the sacred Of
the uston oil become more brilliant in al that ne
gards Just &c and Truth. l ask, however, of the
26co0, 600 which compose the nation another aooOo
soci,rs. If the nation gives them, shall conquer;
other~ se will die on the field OF battle, uncortami
mated by fssehood ard mean ambition, protestiOg n
the name Of etenal Rish, and the love of country
If the King bad spoken out in thi. manner, ali Of us,
republicans or lot, would have fastened to him to
couquer or to enter our protest with him.
Alas For .birty years have | uubsedej, ike Cas-
sspdra, repeated to my brethren, with voice, with
heart. With .scrifce-te;ther from King nor from
rope. can liay hope 'of so1Ncitou'
But the country What is its duty, in this second
crisis Of treason and cowsrdly abandonment
l viii tell il, though with little expectation of being
listened t,so njariously has the serve moparehicsi
propagands led astray the couutry-with profound
conviction of proposing the only course worthy Of
tire pa,iop: its duty is to resist to resist sh or with
ont a chance of victory, even though defeat were
certain; to resist as basis for the future, that
Europe should not say that Italy, with resignation,
accepts SLAYER; to resst because ii Is duty to resist
evil opprobrium, Sisvery-and to do SO regardless OF
the consequences.
God assigns to the populations which are resolved
to constitute themselves into Nation, certain mo-
ments of superlstive interest in which may be de-
cded the preset or future victory. This is one OF
those occasions.
The conduct OF the Italians ought to demonstrate to-
day to Europe whether Italy has consciousness IN
her own ate vitality whether she waits to re-
ceive the gift of vitality from the hand OF the foreigner
WI ether the yearning for liberty and nstonsl unity
springs from the people whether be the dream Of
Iterati who talk much and do little.
Through the servile discipline recently introduced
among by the moderate the Ialisns have facilitated
the treason. Venetia and Lombardy ought to have
moved and have euancpated themselves on the ear
Eest rumors Of war and before the Austrians
trated there such masses Of troops. Sicily ought to
have risen so soon as the war had commenced, and
that without childsby waiting the nod of Count Ca
your Naples ought to have raised the flag OF insur-
rection in the Provncesf that not possible IN
the capital. The Romagnias, Tuscany, Modena and
Parma ought to have associated themselves together
mlitarly for the sake of extending the nsurectIon in
the Roman States The cry Of oppressed Perugia
ought to have excited the neghborog populations to
vengeance. Had such deeds been performed, do not
know that they would have changed the occult designs
of the French usurper, but most assuredly they
would have deprived the King of every preense of re-
tring from the arena and for submitting without do
corum to the bidding of foreign potentate.
The Italians ought to-day to make solemn amends
for the error committed. They ought to rise, collect
together, hold popular meetings, and pour forth such
protest from the very vitals of Italy against the
peacs of yilsfranca as shall startlo all Europe; they
ought in every way to declare loudly, resolutey,
that unless compelled by force, they will not readmlt
the expelled masters; they ought to declare that they
understood that they were fighting to make their
country free and united that the people do not betray
their programme, and that they will not cease from
comuotion till liberty and unity shall have been ac-
CURED And they onght to prepare to repel force oy
force.
LIBERTY AND NATIONAL USITY! Lot this only
shout issue from every popular manifestations let 1t
vibrste on the lips Of everyone who does not consent
that Italy be servile and dishonored: recall to the
memory of the volunteers to the Italian soldery the
proclamations, the banners the wals-to those who,
being of good faith themselves deluded. recall to
memory the obligations assumed, the object for which
they were deceived. What was the desire OF those
who separated themselves from u.s. who opposed to
our logic the bond of opportuneness, to the watch
word of the Party, the word Of Cavour! They want
ed the same that We do, Italy free aud united they
wanted Nation; they wanted perfect freedom from
oil foreigners They differed from respecting the
meaps being cor vinced that the initiative un1er-
taken BY the monarchy would give salvation
to Italy, they accepted the fatal alliance to which the
NOR srchy united itself-many, however, silently do
ploring the circumstance; convinced OF the necessity
Of uniting the forces of ALL they reproached US because
we kept soof while we convinced that by that road
the object could not be attained felt under tho neces-
sty Of preserving the honor Of the flag regardless OF
all reproaches Today circumstances point to all the
same line of conduct to-day, hopes survive but 10
the soundpess of the People. Let quarrels cease; in
the lame of the honor d Italy let us hold together as
one. Let him among us be cursed who shall not
erase from bis memory the reprosches aud reciprocal
accusstions and sball not substitute the one all
so,bng thought, that to-day united We ought and can
cave the country.
Let those good men who have in various modes
strven to redeem Isly separate themselves from the
few officous meddlers who are by nature condemned
to serve and to betrsy. Let the good men cluster
round us-round the banner Of national unity and lot
it be waved before the peoples eyes accompanied by
words Of energy impsrtng faith in the people and in
deeds Of our common country. Such men Will DO