Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-14
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The second edition OF The London f3aes or Jul,
2e, airs the Glowing letter from lie Paris CO..
q oadsnt, giving the Quill, Of Count WALgwsKis
Irsjsei for The confederation OF The Iraliah states
PAsls, July IS The question Of the allan Goa
federation @hioh Gtngess is to meel. already &C.
caPies the serious attention of lke Feeneh and.
doubtless Of the Sasd man Cabinets notWits adding
the we'll known dislike The King mas to ejufedera-
ton IN the present condition Of Italy or even ia
the situation created for il by the treaty of Villa
franea The French government onsthis point as
well as on several others, by no mtans agrees with
his Sardibian Majesty. NJ Walewski, We are told
has set his wits TO work, anu has drawn up The
draught Of plan Of confederation, and Submitted
it feislly eonhden,ishy to the cabinet inter
esied. In it NJ. Walswsk evidently takes for grant
ed the restoration of The depOsed sovereigus of Mos
dsna and Tuscany, and the establishment OF the
Duchess of Parma somewhere. NJ Walews Ki's ear-
federation consists Of seven states. Blythe Villa
franea treaty the nominal or honorary presidency
was given TO the Pope, that high office will be fled
10 reality by the Kings Of Sardinia and Naples
each taking turn about. AS such hody casnot
exis without the means Of defence fed srst army
will be created for the dseOce Of the federal tsrs
tory--the coutingeIts TO be fixed according to The
extent Ct The states respectively.
The strong places which will be garrisoped by the
federal troops Gaeta, partly Neapchtan, partly
federal; Mantua, partly Austrian and partly federal
aud Piscerza half federal and the remaining half
Piedmontese. Qass cusfodist poses eusfo}esP n.
WsleHski, il IS 10 be hoPeI, viii disclose The tails
man By which be means TO keep such d,seorisut
elements as Parmesan, and Swiss, Tuscans a8d Noa-
Poitans, the soldiers Of the Pope, the Sardinians
and Croats, in complete harmony.
The Federal Council It is proposed to organize
thus Parma and MOdena are 10 have one vote each;
The Pope two; Tuscany two; Aes ria, for Venetia,
two; aud Piedmont AID Naples three each. Nhstf-
CT more concord will prevail in The Federal Council
than IN The federal gRTIistn 1t is off mlt to say;
bat, supposing the same conditions 10 subs st. Aus
tria could c. unit On a msj rity of votes
NJ Walewski claims no m jnepoiy in the fabriea-
tea Of considerations, for, according ali G,esnns
Cardinal Anioneli has also studied the question in
his own way. The French Minister is said TO enter
more into detIils than the C4rdinal The latter
eiaims not merely the honorary, but the real sal
bona Jfde Presidency for his Holiness. lie has no
obl+elo to federal army, not much u garrison
towns and strong places to defend the territory
against the foreign and nestle enemies. Who the
domestic enemies are may be guessed. This last
seems IN contradiction TO the principle Of nan-iRtet
ventiOn, said TO form one Of the conditions OF tae
treaty Ct Yilairanca
Piedmont would not, perhaps, absolutely r. ject the
noionsOf Confederation but doubt that she ar
proves either NJ WaleWskis plan that Of CaIdi-
nal An'cnelG, while Austria would probably make
no great objection 10 either. If Piedmont accept a
she would have Austria forming part
OF IL and moreover she desires that liberal Gov
etnment should prevaili in the other States as well
as 10 Piedmont, for the better consolidation Of the
Independence and liberty Of the whole Iaian
people.