Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-19
VOLUME LVI.-NUMnER a. y

worthy q; her liberties. Public iunctiohs>Ns
will lose 90 opportunity 10 pay attribute tS\
civil morality. Public safety must, lastly, cn-
gross all your G..enticn Ii oitcn happens that
after great wars. or powerful political emotions,
order IS more or less e;i2l:>!. comp "ui,ed.-
lou will, with the aiG ol -. inn :pal au-
thor!ty, and OF the Nat.onG! Guard. which
must be organized in every conmurc eaGearor
that persons and property ,houil ccus;d,r
/ themselves safe under iGtiis protection It's
essentially IN this that people recognizes ,hlI.
power ant excellence o! rs government II IS
under these conditions that the undersigned
relies upon the a>>istanr. c; al the fun6tiou-
aries in his department.
Trrly, July %, !sj3. H,rAz7l. =
General Gar;badi in his short proclamation
10 his countrvmen of Central Italy CONES out
under new light; IL i. decidedly an olIlccr
of the King Emanuel. and II. is no; II AID 10
pay public tribute o! gratitude 'io the heroic
! Frencn nation and also to "Napolccn,' whose
name comcs first. There is no denying that
the great patriot neycr spoke l.. tore IN such
complimentary terms of the French Emperor
and his army, aud Without doubling the sin.
cerity OF those lccing+. their opportunity is NJ
any rate manifest, as they will allow lin 20
stand at the head Of his army 20 or.an,ze ana
increase It's forces with the help Of the kiD;
and the consent of the Emperor
ITALIANS oF TiiE CESIR. A few months
ago We SAID 10 the I.onba.Js--"four brethren
: Of ali the provinces have Swo-n TO conquer oT
to die with you And the .tGs,;1". know
whether we have kept our word. Tomorrow
we will say 10 you what We then sad ~ the
/ L0mhard>; and the Eooie cau>e -. our country
will find Us serr;el OIL the hattie 4 Id wlingrs
We were in the past period, and with the IN.
posing aspect OF men who have done and who
viii do :heir duty.
J Returned TO vour heUs2S and amid the CHI.
braces Of Your beloved ones, dc lot forget the
gratitude we owe 10 Napoleon and TO the heroic
! French nation. whose valiant sons still! lie, for
the cause Of Italy, wounded and mutllated or
the bed Of suffering.
/ ttore ALL 10 no. forset .i.aI. whatever may
/ DC the intentions Of European diplomacy with
respect to or desi;a.es, We ought never % dc.
! tach onrSeiye: from the sacred programme:
/ Italy AID Victor EmaEtei. GAIissiDL
! LovEEE, Val Canonie9) July -, lSj9.
The town of Nee. Ga:ibaldi's birthplace,
voted sword Of homer. oGt OF national ii.dr,
at the gallant conduct of one Of then nativcS.
Garibaldi replied 10 letter Of Tie ;! ndie. WHO
hotHto tne iaCt ~ i!:Hi, III 'nc h"H'f % '"o
Municipality:
~ am deealy affected ard grateful for the
generous All OF M dear nat!Se ;oan. con-
slider the Little have done for the sacred ma.
,onal cause as only ;iie dntyol the c',zen,
an;l the satiSficto. of ny c.i-:!snce j. >uiii-
cient reward. The honorable pr.Scat Hh.rai is
so courteously made 10 mc by the municipality
of Nice is rccompcnsc far beyond my merit.
Ny arm may become weahenci and uaab'e to
WELD the sabre Of honor which Nice bes;oSs
or me, but TO my last breath my heat will luse
nothing OF its love and devotedncss ior my ma.
tive land. Accept yourself Monsieur, and pre-.
sent to the municipality Of our town, Tic ez.
preston Of my allcc.ioaate grai'tud}
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