New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

70 be adopted toward .ts population of the smaller
Italian STATE. &c complete uncertainty.
Rpt .h- j. mater 10 which there ought 20 De no IN
ce,.arv sba..y.r The re-ul,s of the var in Iobsriy
have given 20 neither party the Tght 20 impose rulers
upon The populations Of Modena, Parma, or Fg-etuy.
The de tGcto alliance be,Eeen those states snd Louis
Napoleon doe- DO. enti;le HIM 10 deliver them Dp n
the hour If victory 20 the Princes against whom they
have fought. Neither do The defeats OF Magenta aud
Sofe,ino give sry right % tae Anst'lsns 70 assume
lordshp them, and lead back tner finces 50 IN
the old times OF legs.iZed nteTSebtlon a. an indie
pepdent d.iperests6 and seutTal Porer this i Pc
culisrly c.se in which may properly exert orr IN
fuence OF the side OF justice aDd commoG sense Thee
States constituted independent by European treaty.
are sbardoned by their Princes in the hour OF danger
Their subjects thank Heaven for their depert1re, aud
inn edia'ely corsti-ute new government. Order =
preserved and jns'ics sdu Mustered; ana the people,
Iefec,iIg the Improvement. ia their condition. their
increased freedom and their veli-iourdai hopes OF
prosperity, prepare 20 prevent their retnrD There Il
DO Deed of rsvolnt on: the nations nave already
resumed their sovereignty. We tnglsh are no called
10 ju1ge in the matter 20 deny every virtue 20 the
PrDcss and clam every merit for the people. But if
there i apy reality in the professions We have all
" hies Tories Radicsls-been making for year,. this
il al a-ion when the mind of England ought - be
kno~u; j, should b. known 70 ali concerned that We
do not recognize IN any Power, or cOnbiuatOn Of
Powers the Iigh. 10 impose particular form OF gov
eminent these Ialisn populations sgsinst their WILL
aid thu. will Lot acknowledge any state of thiogs
which may arise cut Of the usurpstion OF such pre-
teIded ngh'.
Whether we go into Congress sta-d aloof, the
better preserve the integrity of our principles
must take every opportunity TO demand tina the beg
erenis setting their differences shall reDan within
the sphere Of their competency and conh0e them
selve, 10 their affairs. There is only solution
of the question row pending in the Dnchies which
cons:u tional nation recognize. II IL that which
Lord John Rusel proclaimed on the first night OF the
las, session Of PaJlismeDt, and Il cannot be too well
remembered a. the present COZ juncture:
1--WE have been Told 10 day 10 the Queens Speech
that the assemblies Of the DAnubsu Prihcp stie have
met az are engaged in settling their own avs Those
laws whether they are the best or not, will doubtless
be fitted TO the people Of those provinces Nov, am
Convinced ths. if the people # Central Italy, people
vastly superior 70 those of the Prncpslties al
loweo DO the same foreign forces being withdrawn
from their county the difficulties of Italy would be
almost entirely relieved
The time is come to apply there words. They were
spoke Of the R1msgDa, but they were equally appi-
cable 10 the DUcbes. Az iuveterate snd One-ted sys-
ten Of Intervention in the minor states of Italy hs' per-
ished in war We cannot consent to It's wal either
by the arbitrary DIAL seton Of France aud Austria, or
by THAT of general Congress- and still less can We be
patty TO peace which canno. be carried ont without
the coercion Of the people"