New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-31


the yey circumstance of Epgand aud PRUSSIA
being for the p'esent bound to neutral Ast'tadrs
would transform them INTO srb ters dpung toe
prngress of Tie war: sDd any defeat on the plans
of Lombardy would ring the funeral khell OF Che
Bruulmasem Empire.
From The L,ad0. Time', Jas. H..
This s moment Of fu-pe1se Whea tue "olds
SlyereigIs are substantive eveit. Toe "pe1ns o'
the SeJditian Ch1ubeTs has been eXoected VITO 81
anxiety il respect warranted bJ the po"e' " 10,
uiptic importance Of that fiDgdnD Dat 81 all hopso
To- read in the tpeeCh Of c hlox OF SsrIlola lone
ploss upon he sorcs Of the Eupef0r OF the Ffenc0,
and some rdiCstinn If tie POhcy purauei ny trace
toward Austria. II S4T ins 800 ~ ceter noauou to
bIea. the public peece II can Only belo the c'hV'on,
more or lees We. fU Ced, that Fratc is prepared To
protect her in her rpTise Ssrdi.la deying Aus
tina would be hs pguiy provoking gam - To-
seDsate policy is not 10 be attributed 70 Soy safe
Government. HOseSer LcaahoUs, Vr even iotSm
I,re,c ID. King uiHy sometimes have app.sr.o, there
is stroL evidence that he hes upon this Occssoa only
ppobeo 70 much soe permitted u him 10 speak III
is even currently reported t5at the draagtt OF tne
ocuDebt car fully settled ~ Pans ard thtt me
paper ~tf : bbcs TO Turn much modified Ia TINE we
nv take il that the speech Just delivered by tue Ia
OF SBIOiIia speech which has the aPpTOVai ti The
Eu peIJI OF tire French 80
Regarding it i'll tbs light, j. 10 not 20 pesce a. IN is
tone an the friends Oftr4, guilty. night SIRE 1t would
be a emptrate ard mOde ate speech for the ho< VINO
rot IoIp seo told bic officers that they might prepare
for sctiye serscs in the Spring bat 1t !: not ieas'dr
ing We SIRE to read il 10 copiec'on WIN tuose "oius
spOkep on Hew-YesIs day, sod with cue a'i' s"|u9
alteration put form in the M0.lf,u. The P'atic"
horizon il lot clear, says the Sar0nlaO severely.
IL what quarter, then broods the Storm Woat Ia
rcpeen Power ttresteos the Independence OF TINS
Kirc's tul iscs7 Do the Inhabitants OF IL mhaTdy
seek 10 spn,x Piedmont in tie interest Of their Aus.
triap uas'e,sl Or GOES toe Amy OF Occupation at
Milan cett eyes Uf covetOusness upon Tariu or Genoa
Whence con,s the storm which SIditla leTs, OF
sbo holds that future which SARDINIA awaits with
"fimDess7 The Power that is determined upon
qusre iced bot look far out aus sweep the horizoo
ioJ doat ons OF al enemy. IL 1t were tue WISH oil
Sordnis only - hold her owp, her snsh h0riz a
,s clear etopgh. But we are tod tns' ems looks
not for a sccme bat for a fortunate future. " d7r
"polcy IL bsted On Justice and love of its country
" liberty" THIS should be s strictly deiot sve policy
unless the Kug Of Sardinia in'eTpiets the word
country III sonte diffSreLt from that pa ,cd upon
il bv the treaties be prot TO respect II by the
word county" be uesIs Itsl then, indeed, we un-
derttauG what that policy must be which Is bss'd on
love Of Italian liberty. Such policy must be
policy Of conquest Ii is policy which would role al
Italy from Turin. Ii is policy winch ~0old make
Milan, and Florence, and Naples, and even Rome hsr'
self departmental cities, senoing Deputies to me-
topols which is scarcely more Italian than N'ce or
Tonlon This might tend to the exp snsion OF the No.
eity Of Itsly; it might gate the singency oil the
Boorbon tyranny 10 Naples; Il ms1t iu'ase some en-
.,gy into the snle burlesqae OF government that
obtains in the States OF tho Cou'ch; %'gn,
perbsps, improve, although this is rether doubtful,
The presCnt condition Of Tuscany bat is 1t possible to
compass lis it project go capsule OF reez ao1 e.
70 be- worth general European wal! lie Il ppssloie
n at it could be realized by the agency oil sI.ocs a19
Russia Ard If II were realized, could 1t last! Would
Austria endure il, Would Naples submit Ito 1t
Woald Rome for moment let to ~ IL wound
ruthei reduce Italy TO the state 10 which that Panin
sula vas when A- ess lanoed on its stoIeF IL wonn
orly produce chaos, ont of which tho battling Gle
me nts should eventusly make new combinations
We might eOnselt to 80 back to the aays oil oar
boyho.d, when, with our heads fuu OF iN'y anu
our hearts full Of Horace ws renembered the
eloIies Of the Republic, and crack IN the volup
tuous literature of the early Empire. Bat Inc
hey note Of all that sediment WAS Rome, not
Turin. Eighteen hundred years is long Period
even in the httory of Its'y. Wave after wsve OF
different families Of the great human KIM have 40
vepced with or ess force ppon toat interesting
soil, and have to greater or to lees depth, covered
the whole surface IF what Was once oaton-eyeo as
the dfbrs o ages have buried the OLD Forum and hsyc
chokec up OsLlum. 10 talys beet Gays her nation
lli'y was pure. Sioce then great Powers have
Iisen ard have fallen, and there are tsdit!ons Tor
more recent ard mOIe pONeru than III )so OF the En
pre which divide Venice from Genos and Naples
from Turin almost 6istaaty rs Milan from Vienns
IL is not enough 10 overcome the great lmprooaoty
that France Russia are honestly deslrous 10 create
q great constitutional Power We must e. further-
We nust believe that the fragments OF races which
never vet were united should nos unite un.
der distant and scarcely recognized Italian
Power; al tnht Rome shouii DE co1ltht VIII u uA-
tiobolty puttr the rule Of Trsnsslpine Gaul. Every
Erglshman has sympatbies with Italy. As the King
Ssrcinia ssys in tire speech upon which are now
ntipg, Piedmont is great III the Councils OF
Europe account of the principles it represents aud
"tbe sympsthles il icspires; out our sympathles
must he Title under tnS control OF our re SOD ho'
1apo will never by any act or ccun-el ioief'ere 10
mot DC any Effort thst be made toSard tue over
throw of the evil Government that nov aiicts ltayi
bit We may ard must regret TO see the general peace
o, Europe broken FOR projects which sppear to SAVIOR
only Of ambition and to tend oily TO strengthen des
potisp. We cannot see tie end; bit We can seo
enough TO feel Convinced that what the E1peIOrs Of
France ana Russia wish cannot be what We should
wish.
Let rs" t.fs the King of Sardinia, reso!ately
" await the deCrses q. Providence" There ID small
philosophy in this. R,solutsly or irTesolueiy, We
must &c governed by tho,e DEGREES. SJme suah par
co. when lie sdveltsss that &c is about 10 preac1 Is
condesce pciog to Iterpolste by toe words peo
ro!ee bcenCe to Prov idence 10 interfere with the
auang, melt. We have always thought tbs. this re-
seIvaton would be very ridiculous Il it we're not ra-
Their imp,Cus. The question, noSever is, no. what
PTCyicerce may decree, for that cannot fathom,
but what steps the kIg OF SArcioa is about ~ take
within the limits Of his own human free viii. We
must, acting upon tie assumption that he Is sane
uap, believe that he will DO nothing except so fsr as
lie is supported by France and We must further be-
beve that France viii lot 20 beyond mensce urless
abe il supported by Russia. Be, is silent
for war has ST present internal trouolss TO dis
tyset Der councils, ano, whstever strength of hsred