New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
RATTAZZrS CIRCULAR.

The following ia the text Of Nj. RstszZs cir ;ulsr
teegraphic summary Of which We have already gwen:
The nature by Of which the nexsion
OF LomsIdy ubpne Kingdom has been effected caused
the who formed the council Of the crownto resign
their ooes this change pr serious modfcson in
the political direction hitherto pursued By the Of tao
state WITH much prudence AMI frmness
The king country the Curious
Emperor and great nation whose desnis he directs the
necessity Of securing aud ysy carrying out In the interest Of
country the conditions ofhe peace the opportunity
Of enabling provinces share at in the pvi-
ges by ths old provinces far from esangog
ought constantly to convince still more Of tie Pop'iety
of naming In the direction that has scored 10 u.s. for
more than years by the union u order aud freedom s the
blessings Of political eoyernmsn Accordingly, the new
council ministers will contLue develop largely pos
principles which the msgnaumous author Of the
statute has laid til. Of public law for the
gree. his people and the Of the snes Of Italy,
will teorus effected in tie liberties created aer
example the attaining without shocks III indie
pendepoe which wish Europe and which consd
both of justice and civilization equally demand
The work which the Cabinet is called upon complete
shn hf period arduous its effects will be important
for ths entire country 1t has therefore, need of the frank and
loyal assistance the ine cooperation of all the public
function aries throughout the several parts Of the Kingdom The
Undersigned addresses himself 10 all who belong u his depart
ment them with confidence TO inbuo Themselves
thoroughly with the ioea Of the Government and cordially aid
him performing duties imposed upon him by the confidence
Of the Crown.
To this end they will hasten calm the minds Of those who
have been quickly discouraged osspp tinted hopes
10 gthen their faith law and Freedom dsspa,e every
Of dissent to every where the conditions of
to collect, in short around the constitutional throne Of the
King all the interests aspirations and legitimate influences Of the
nation.
The Kings Government wishes be the government
the whole country and of party II it be essential
10 liberal that the nation should be divided Into par
te 1t Hkewe essential condition Of those Organizations
That the authorities from whom the guarantee Of the rights and
interests Of the citizens enanates should remain unbiased BY al
party spirit
The moral authority Of the public unconares will be more
enhanced By the scTuPulous discharge OF their duties this
spect.
representatives. power the pro
xncs will also be good to forget that according to the
spirit institutions they and the tins and In
many respects the representatives Of the provinces regards
that central power and that is then mission to protect
Assist strengthen legally all local action, whether public or
private aud spun it for the exclusive advantage
ofgovernnentsI scaon-
the intention of the Government to propose reforms OF
nature 20 enlarge communal and provincial liberties
better joint working of the uaton with the
II STATE the public ncopaes will take TO second this
movement BY preparing people for this extension Of the
Ntical guarantees.
liz the PIC where the representative form OF government
is not Yet brought into play they viii eLdesvor anticipate tbs
mon they shall be endowed with hem endeavorns on
their part the public voice viii permit to coniorm to The
,h of the people; this end they will gather around them
those who BY of their requirements morality and
other qualities Looked upon the natural representatives.
the country With the obpot in view they will take car
TO public functions such do not ENJOY the
esteem of the public.
The government Of the most loyal OF sns ought not only 10
be but 70 oppes to be- eyes of ALL the safest most honorA
able and most Of The nation has the right
TO appear worthy of its rti.s
Ali tie pubic fuuctOusre' will allow no opportunity to escape
Of pa, ins homage to civil morality
Lastly the public safety Gill invite oil your attention oeeh
happens ater great political excite nents that or
d.. iu this r.pec seriously compromised Ii viii
b. you duty assistance Of the municipal authorities and
the national guard will have TO be organized IN every con-
une make provision to the end that persons OF every station
And property every description be placed under public
r,octon IL is essential at the people shoHd reason
rightly the goodness aud strength OF the govern
.ps IL Oh these coud the undes nei depends as
re.uo. all the onses Of lis Department. bth IN the Old
aud provinces upon their assistance ana o"0pc''on -
I'D o., IN. realization of the work been confded to
him. Ssueal "N''""
TyV,, Julv 1853.