New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

of the .sps But m The interest Of order and Of the
pin pie Of authority, and that these inevnsbs COO
ce..ioBs nay Rot be forsd from them by Disorders
and populay Movements necessary thst the pm
eipls Fl pon.ir'eIvsption by AWuis shoaif be pro-
claimed, and that the Severeigus Of Central luy
should grssily modify the pehrcsl system tnst thry
have pursued for len 9Th Of time under the pro
lection Of foreign bsyeb.t.
Tbs .bipst .f Tuyp IL cor ncad that all danger Of
revolution would be avoided 10 the Daches Of Parma
sni N, dens il they possessed institutions snuiM 70
those which Piedmont has enjoyed FOR tee last eleven
The experience Of this country shows that sys-
tenn Wisely liberal applied with gocd faith nay sofs
IN Italy 10 the most saisfsrtOry manner, secerfg ~
the SEINE time pubic tranquility and tie i'sus'
DEVELOPMENT Of the civilization OF onr age. A -
Iu.csry all classes CONSIDER necessary tue reestaD
hshu e1t Of the Constitution CT lsio, which toe urand
Duke svore TO, and which wSs revoked al the very
moment when, hssbg .sei on the institetlons shicn
IL cOnieorse6, the Grand Duke vas restored TO tue
throne which had been overthrow oy sreV0'uaonAfy
movement. .
Viii regard TO the Pspsl States the Csbinert OF
Turn esppot but see that toe question pfessnH iaf
greater difficulties. The twofoS quality possessed oy me
Pope that OF head Of the Roman Catholic Charen SAD
that Of Temporal Prinoe-renders smoet inoossioie
lin his States the establishment OF consttailonAl
system. lie could not consent 10 II thOui ran0l1g
the risk Of cften finding hin,ef in contradiction VIE
himself and of being copsIsined 70 choose between
bis duties Ss Pontif and those OF eorsu'n'ona
Sovereign.
~ Nevertheless. Wine ACKNOWLEDGING tIhl buc lioS
Of securing the tranquility OF the Pspal S,stes oy
means Of cont ttltona institutions must be gwen up
the Cabinet Of Turn tbisks that the ssme object
might he attained by adopting the project which me
Peppoteptsries OF be Msiesty the King Of Sardinia
a. the Congress OF Paris mad developed in the note
of the 9th Of March 1856, sdortssed to the Ministers
Of Frsree and England. This project, which received
the full appreciation Of Lord Clarendon, reposes on
the complete administrative SEPARATION OF the prov
iuees Of the Roman States situated betEeen the
Adyistc the Po and the Apennines and the develop
ne1t in those provinces OF the provincial SO mum
epal institutions which have been established, no'
put in practice, by the Pope himself on his return
from Gasta. This project should now be completed
by establishing al Rome Cousuts nominated by the
pIovincia councils 10 which should be submitted toe
Que tops res pg 20 the general interests OF the stae
The idess which have just been pu. tortn l3rm
clear End precise 10 the question when the
Government of her Britannia Majesty has addressed
TO the Cabinet OF Turin.
"By cumming them up, il appears that, in our opu-
ion The danger of war or revolution vonld De
ws-ded off and the Itsfsn question, az least tempo
rsIy solved BY the following changes:
by obtaining from Austrs-not 10 virtue OF Treat
ies but in the of the principles OF humsni,y and
OF eternal justce-s rational and separate Govern
meut for Lombsrdy and Venets.
CIV recurring in conformity with the letter and
tpir Of the Treaty OF Vienna tina, the dom nation OF
Austria over the States of Central Italy should cease
and eonteduenty, that the detached forte constructed
ou,ide the ysls Of Placen.ia should be destroyed;
thai the Convention of the 2ith CT December, lsH,
should be snnuled; that the occupation OF tie Ro-
magma should cease and that the prlnclple OF noD-
Intervention should be proclaimed ana respected.
"By inviting the Dukes of Aodens and Parma to
give TO their people institutions similar TO those exist
ire in Piedmont and that the Grand Dnke OF Tuscany
should reestabish the constitution to which he nad
freely consented in 1913.
By obtaining from the Sovereign Pontiff the sd-
mnistrati,e separation Of the provinces beyond the
Appspines, 10 conformity with the proposition com
mum s,ed in sJ6to the Cabinets of London and Paris
MAY England obtain the reslEatiOn of tnese con-
ditionsi Italy, relieved and pscfsd viii bless her;
and sard MA who has often invoked her eoo2era'
ton and assistance in favor of her unfortunate fe)E
countrSmen, will vow to her an impsn'hsDis grsu-
tude.'