New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21
sps e,rsusptL esnacter Of their reT''au"osy
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hstseen Lisbon AID Petersburg ~ models %, sis-
dom. and smiltd :, ard p-tted nv Gog' ,1d EN-
per@s Ituoud 90; be ju-s "a say tha;Ins y'Ita
rjnu bss turrsd tt-ir h.ads io self concert inipc-
SUMPTION, bu, being naturally averse u al rIer
too and iucllued 10 consider the necessity OF
lp1ep-rd -n. .c'ioo ss thu remoest OF al en-rgen-
eies' these eEcouiuus have cobGrm-d them IN the
fatal b,Esfrbai they will 6ualy succeed by pe'se-
y.rirp IN the ornamental line, aud tnat they have
Der e4 Onward no'hing 10 do but 10 obviate me
yioielt pheuouena incidental - an p)hne,i
cbsnges by preventing every on'bur,t O' ppp"tr
feelipe aud De deIing every Impulse 81 spont,oeous
action. In N. Accomplishment OF Tbs "orA toey
are nos tIer,iDg al their wis aud energies,
and even those whose interests would best De
served BY little show of anarchy mus. co.,
Tess that Tusc,ns especially submit 70 tns
sslf6eDylug regimen Of temporary suicloe,
With wonderful discipline. Tue press Is gagged
there is 10 discussion, not even 40 attempt AZ e1,
preston Of iDd-pend. ut public oP'olon 10 Centra
Italy; not breath 10 stirring to break toe solemn
silence in which they await the hna' verdict OF
tier admirers, moving about with the same de-
uure propriety With which they Sentto the oalo,'
s0X apparently quite cOnt-Dt.d, that all their SOL
emH rooes and I'll the digpibed proceedings ct
their ss,eubl 8 shall only serve ss raw m,teflAto
be forwarded IL Paris, there To be used mp or re-
i~cted iust AZ it suits the interests Of the Imperial
ipdepeudence mar ufsc.urer and member OF san
OF wasting the little patunOny of nstnra energy
OF tie people for the sake Of enjoying day or two
longer the good will Of the powers resets IN most
telling way upon the prOyisory Cover aeDts, 40
laiibg them and depriying them OF the only real
strength Of revolutionary rulers the active, spon
tsDs,ais support Of the people
The tsO htte DOchies OF ModeDa snd 1rma
form 90 oasis of activity in this dali desert OF help
less Incidence. II seems that the preliminary ST.
rsopeue Dts of VilsraDc, or the later neeotstioas
bet seen Austria and France, left the question OF
the Aobe xston of these tao provinces open, ahd
dictator Fsrin svas himself 10 the utmos. OF tue
elbow room granted 10 him by this uncertainty, 70
introduce those laws and institutions which VIII
Or, mote speedy assimilation of the Duch'es -
Piedmont He bas beside taking IN pay 400 men
OF the disb.nded Hungarian b1tt,llons, brsught the
military contngen. ~ respectable stite OF etilcl-
ency, both IN numbers add armament, sud 10 t1e
only one Of tue pr.sen. rulers of ltsly who has had
the courage 10 IMPOSE sregil%levy ofsllders upon
tie governed in order % effect tots object. How
easy II is for We'll directed activity - iosplre the
Italians with sefc lfdence, and 10 open the
fountains Of true patriotism, is soown BY the fac.
that two-thir6s of the loan OF ak millions % francs
issued by the Assembly, have been taken by the
Jews of ModeDa.
The rulers Of TuscsDy are not IN so favorable
position. Tuscany bsius the real bone of centen'
tioI between the protector OF the Old incum5ents
surrounded by host Of pryine, meddlesome Preach
aud other agents, who remind them every day ;hat
they are only Government on suiierance-thtt the
preroestves attached 10 the functions they hold 10
trust for their successors must not by any act, BE-
diminished or preludlced. ADlmst-d by the best
intentions, bat too faint hearted ~ tshe 40 indie
pendent position, they are condemned 70 ritter
away their time and their best energies in bottles
attempts at receuc,Dg delicate regards for the pre-.
tensions Of the French protector with the CON-
mauds Of their national instincts, and 70 be the Sc
lent spectators of the Intrgues which are carried
on in open daylight 10 prepare the way for new
foreign rule, an which, As | sm reliably Informed,
have already succeeded 10 winning over the whole
body Of the military officers Of Tdscsny for the
caDdidature of Prince Napoleon. Thus things
haye craaled on from week 10 week and from
month to mouth, Wit iout single solder or stand
Of arms having been added To the military strength
in which Tuscany WAS found by the revolution, up
10 the time when Gsrio,ldi and Fanti took the
cou mand Of the forces OF Central Italy. And evea
those simple, inofiensye and most Indispensable
economical measures, such as the Introduction OF
cuumOD weights measures cOlns, aud the abJllshIng
of the passport and customs barriers, are, as the
public have been Informed, only beng taken into
consideration by the Tuscan rulers now, after five
months Of revolutionary idleness.
And H. crown their work, lest Tuscany, might
lose her due share in the glory of the glorl6,s-
tioD,, they issued on the 2:Id inst. decree, by
which they open competition for the furnish
ing Of not less than two equestrian and ak pedes-
tran statues eighteen oil paintings, and two steel
eDeIavnss, at the public expense, 70 lmmorsalize
Napoleon, Victor Emsnuel, the Tasc4n Assem-
bly, 10 the act of taking the decisive vote, tue bat
ties of the late wsr, professors of algebra aud
political economy, aud sundry other patriotic sub
jects.
In the high Councils Of Bologrs, French infu
eDce does not even meet with the resistance Of pas
siye endurance which is sometimes successfully
opposed to Il II Tuscany; the Governor Of Ro-
msgls it, in fact, mere ins.runeD, in the hands
Of Napoleon, 10 whom alone he IS indebted for his
appointment, being neither a native nor 6avlng
ever been & resident OF the province, and being,
consequently, quite unBnowD by The nnaoltaots.
lie is one Of the many political adyentUrers whom
Napoleon hi, raised 20 emiDence. native OF
COr.ca, be was in l-i- in lie military service OF
the Grand Duke OF Tuscany: in 1919, dem Dcratic
member Of the Roman Constituent Assembly, one
of the first who moved the proclamation of the
Republic. and one OF the few whotarned 10 repent
snce 10 crave the pardon Of the Pope, who 10 DIS
gust refused il. Ever since l-49 Cipriaai has been
employed b. Napoleon on all ki1ds Of diplomatic
mi--ion' not sll Of which, as for Instance that IN
the nanubihn Prnci oal..es II l-J5, has been Of
very clear character.
Ii is genersily believed tha. he receives instruc-
tons even about matters OF minor detail, direct
from Paris: and this belief is fully born out by the
othernise quite unaccount4ble indulgence granted
70 the open insolent hostility, with which the
priests Of the ROmagns oppose The nstonsl cause.
While the publication Of any independent journal
is formally !nterdlcsed the Official M0nRore d. Be-
iognG being the only newspaper 10 those parts the
Archbishop Cardinal Viae, Prel,te OF Bologna Is
allowed Ia publish and circulate by thousands Of
copies, distributed gratis, prayer, 10 which The
Blessed Virgin 10 addressed 10 toe following terms:
Il Know that T. IBIS cry hinE 4. thy
anger han ny pity and nj. m.,. M .'r.d ss the Lord