The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
MAzzlNrs MANIFESTO ON THE WAR.

The war has begun. We have, therefore, before Us
10 probability to be discussed, but fact accomplished
The war mas broken out between Austria and Piedmont
Tpe soldiers OF Louis BonapaIte Italy The Russo
French alliance announced by year ago. reveals it.
se TO Europe The Sandman Parliament has conferred
dctaoIia POWERS on Victor Emanuel. military insar-
recon has overhrown the Duca government Of tuscany,
and accepted the dictatorship of the Kngwho since
has surrendered 10 Bonspare. The general fermen
tsion in laly likely TO produce similar facts n other
places The destinies OF faherlapd to-day
yocebly entrusted to the decision o! battles.
"Ucder such circumstances most Of our couutrymen,
BcbrGted by the desire Of action fascinated by the
of possessing the mighty help of regular armies carried
away by The pleasure OF making against Au ,rian
dominion, justy abhorred disown the opinions Of the
past and their principles immediate only their deares.
CONVICTIONS out even the intention 81 returning to them
renounce oil foresight, all liberty Of Judgment have but
wofos OF applause Tor whoever assumes TO direct the
var approve without inquiry whatever may from
France or Piedmont, and initiate the battle of liberty
by rendering Themselves slaves Ohers seeing every
idea OF political morality exngaished in the political
agiiaors and the mob behind them a people the
apostle Of liberty for half century, allyng itself at
once with despotsm; men, who till yesterday believed
"a Proudbon's anarchy, surrender Themselves 10 n
kng and the country men OF Gofredo Memel burst into
the cry, "Vira rEmpodtore," who murdered him with
thousands o,hers despair OF the future and declare
people rot d. for liberty.
"We, for our pa1f do not share either the blind and
seTve hopes of the party or the desperate gloom
the others The begins under the saddest auspices
bet the Italians can II they WILL turn TO better end
those instincts powerfully pierce through the
which The agitators gold them 1t would perhaps have
peeh peep Dter III cstead OF rayns round The so50ue
standards Of Powers which will betray their hopes
volunteers had silently organized the nsurrecton in their
owD countries and proclaimed il 10 the OF the Italian
people, BY taking It's ina!ive bstthe spirit which moved
them holy and subims the proof they give OF devotion
to the common country Is not to be denied and on this
ceus OF the future national army spontaneously formed
centre the greatest hopes Of Italy The acceptance
royal dictatorship s which may indeed result in
disappointment and violates the dignity OF people rising
Tor its emancipation; that Dictatorship country
and with Parliament devoted to monarchy, with the
pfecedeDs Of Rome and Venice, where the harmony of
the popular assemblies with the leaders OF the defense
the Of power with the record OF the long and
tremendous war sustained by England against the first
EMPIRE without the least violation OF civil liberties, liz
evidently nothing but concession 10 the oxgcnces OF
allied despos and the first symptom Of design which in
nos 70 substitute the question Of territory for the question
OF liberty but the people which enthusiastically accepts
Inc dictatorship thinks pshes an act Of supreme
saSrnce ior the benefit Of the common fstherapd and
cuoeu by the notion Of the OF the depend
ng upon rucn concentration OF power wants TO show
py s applause its nrm determination 70 combat and to
7anquisn al any prioe whatever The uncontioaa