New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
PAPAI. STATES.

The following proclamation has been addressed 10
the people OF RomsgIa by NJ. dAzegio:
"PEoPLE OF RoaAGNA: Scarcely had victory deliv-
cred you from Austrian occupation when always ready
both for safe ard for sacrifice, you FASTENED without
Il oments delay TO offer your friendly embrace to
Italy.
1.-THE King, Victor Emanuel, who by the side of our
great sy the Emperor Of the French is fighting the
last battles Ct depencence has heard your voice and
has cent me as his deputy among you.
81 an Dot come to make an of hand settlement of
political questions questions of sovereignty which
ct the present moment wouli be i-tmed. aul come
10 put in practice III these provinces the wise counsel
which capIot be paited or repeated enough, OF the
Emperor NapoleoD BE soldiers to-day, aud toHorrow
you may be free citizens of a great State
"Na'ioDs ore not regepera'ed oy songs aud ninth,
but by labor ana dangers God has wiled that indie.
ptDdeDce and Liberty those supreme blessings, should
cost u ep supreme saenhces
Accordingly am not come to invite you to repose
and peace, bu. TO war and fatigue. Am no, come 10
invite you to JOY and fea.ng but TO sacrifices and pri-
yations DO not brrg you perfect and Unlimited tree
dom, but order and discipline. | am Dot come among
you as Lew man. For long time have wep' for
your sulsrirgs, aud admired your firmness in bearing
tbeD, your cobstsncy IN keeping alive in your hearts
feith IN the future of the Ls'iu race. know very
well that batteries not the thing to suit you, but
fraik and manly language, and accordingly speak to
You fIaIky.
If you are able 10 obey you will be able 10 fight
and coDquer. II your discipline is equal to your cour-
sge you will count org the first soldiers of the world
but discipline and order strike root where
olscOrds .xis. Those dscorfs you have already sur
mouDted; there is no longer trace Of then among
you; Italy knows it and IeJ0ices q. it. King Victor
Emanuel thanks you for il: let them be fr ever
banished. God has made man free in his opinions,
both political ard religious. lie who would make
himself judge Of another by violence would usurp the
fairest If Gods gifts 10 man, AMI would impose on him
the nost abject OF servitades. Forget ali past bitter
ness, take hands like brothers, and belisve ha. all
Italy is shmous ard has only will in It's desire
for Independence and self-government. Let that be-
the plplCus repy the l'nians IN
they are incapable on accolrt OF tne d.sen-ions ut
becoming free and Independent people Lsbor ID
give the lie to that accusation and show that You are
not, as your enemies asserted impatient Of al law and
all aint, but impatient only of the unjust and
shameful yoke Of the foreigner.
"LOps live Vice, Emanuel and italian lnsser9dsp.e.
The Roman correspondent Of The Loadon T,mes.
Writing 10th insi., says:
"The preservation Of TIE Romagna for the Pope
seems TO be very prOblemacl, unless be 81 Recover
with his own troops, which the Papai Government is
attempting 10 do with much zeal. The troops Of the
Church have been assembled, aud are increased daily
~ some ssy, 10 meet the armed force expected from
Bologna to ayepge the ferucities Of Perugs. Oilers
say that they destined 10 msrch upon the Romaens
notwE hsardiDg the intIuation SAID 10 have been
given by the EmbsSsador of France TO Cariihel An
one, tnat those provinces must be gsrde s. lost
ard that neither FraIce nor A1e,ria can interfer,.
10 recorquer them. II is positive fact that Mon.ig-
ror Bella, Delegate Of Pasaro, is fortyug iha. city
with barIicades, canton aid earth Hence
there R general consterns,ior amorg the inhabitants
Of the Roinagna, and every fears for the Papal
States bloody crisis in passing from the actual state
10 that which appears TO b. reserved for them BY the
peace ssely signed The deputa..on Of tie Pefugipi
left Rome two or three days since. They to I'm
pore the pardon of the Holy Faher, and they have
obtained first that the If government sh q. Dot be
transferred from PeIugia 10 Fohgno, as was saaced
and the Fognese have been endeavoring TO accom-
plsh; and, secondly, ths. the establishment of the |
military power in PeTuss shall not prevent the return