The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07


p0sibe, In the capital The Romsguas Tuscany dotena
ond Parma ought 10 have associated themselves togehe
0s sas faTe ~ sss
10 have excited the neehborpg popustons TO Vengeance
Had such deeds been performed not know that they
would have chango1 the occult designs OF tho French
usurpev but most assuredy they would have deprived
King of every peeuce Of retiring from the arena
and for submitting without decorum to the bidding oil
The Italians ought to day to make solemn amends for
the committed They ought 70 rise collect
hold popular meetiogs and pour forth such ptosee
the very vtss Of Italy against the peace Of VAiaaca as
snail starts al, Europe; they ought IN every WAY " 20
clare loudly IssSus they 70
declare that they understood tney were 20 no, he
their country free and united tha; the seope 40 not oe
co,ao,op mi liberty and unity sha have been acquired
And they ought to prepare TO repal force ~ lorce.
trty and nation al unity Let this only snout Issue
nom every popu,ar manifestation Let II viorse on the
Ips of every who not consent that Italy De ser
vile and dshonored recall to the memory OF the voluu
,eey 10 the Italian cold cry the procams.ions the ban
mere the wal-to those Hho being OF good faith, were
themselves deuaed recall TO memory the oolga as
was of those who separated themselves from
U.s. opposed TO logic the bond Of opportuneness
to he the party Te Of uS tSsy
wanted paton; they wanted perfect freedom from Gil
foreigners Toey Offered from Us respecting the means
being convinced that the Initiative undertaken by the mo-
narchy would give salvation TO sy they accepted the
fatal alliance 70 which the monarchy uni'ed tsef-
many, however, silently deplorns the cr r;S,r
the forces OF all, they reprosched US becsuse We
kept eloof, while we, convinced that by that ROAD
the object could not be attained felt under The necessity
Of preserving the honor Of the flag regardless Of Az
proachee. To day circumstances point to all the came
Inc Of conduct today no hopes survive but the sound
OF the people Let qusrres cease IN the nsne OF
the honor OF Italy, let us hid together as one. Let him
among be cursed who snail not erase from bis memory
the reproachs and reciprocal accuse o1s and SHAH not
substitute all bng thought tina; to day une1
Se ought aud the country
Let those good who have 10 vaFious pofes srTeo
,lgEnscye gfTOl ineteH tiOlE
meodles oy nature condemned 20 1esvo and TO
bet-ay LEI the suoi men cluster round us-Iouad the
banner OF uaions unity and let be waved before the
peoples accor by words Of energy irpartuy
sh in the people ana IL deees OF cur common country
Such viii be found Let them cal the people ms
and lead them 20 the barsH;zE OF the vol ln.sers
and Of TIE halan todierg shouting Save ztn US .hs
nonof OF liaJ Iae voun'eSfa VII iepea! tnat shoat
to the comnsnoeys Of their columns Are rot they The
leaders GGliHadi, Mezziclpo, Sosse, Gb1t., netci,
Coeopz, and tEe o;hersthe same who ten years ago,
the honor Cf l;Ey in Rome AID Venice. They S
hardly refute 10 10 osy. Ana II, Cos avert H. they
should re.ue each unteer Of hcsrt uosoce be
chief Of nis To oAy presence OF this great
he s The cdie who FEELS and Cares - pef1, the
duty Of al Italian.
To Gay EXITS longer obadorcs except toward the
Italian programme. let each feels the Importance OF
the presei momeIt, onpenenas how in very
DAYS s to be decided the ne de. OK people for tho
next quarter OF century, let all suca rise without
hesitation without waiting for the sgr fro the capital
fem recognized chiefs; let neu appeal to the il-
tude that stamp The peace with nay the vengeance OF
Vsfranca According TO the energy With which the popu
lace Will respond will depend the line o. future actions
Whenever the energy OF the population proceeds to
gramme be promulgated eve viii have unity aud ber
ty; war tor eacn 30 long is possible" Then let
every thrg be under the direction OF committees Of war;
formei by the popular apes ations ordered for the local
defense; as, at least IL csnnot conquer, shall
protest mADfus AMI shs impede the ovenents o. any
invader Wherever the clements are in supsrabundancs
let there be ntar'y organized nucleus of brave men,
modified under the direction Of the centre, which shall
extend the movement in the neighoorhood. Wherever
there are in aly or in exile Of influence IN their
tive Places let shem get there let each hasten his poa
Wherever there are i.aane who possess above
their necessities wherever there are foreigners to who
Italy the country OF their Affection let them contribute
what they can and that quickly t, aid in the mobizl
tons male for lhe families of the ounteerstoday
the family Of the volunteers Italy Let gift, be sent
by the band Of best represents her Let gifts
be cent that Italy be saved from dshonor and slavery
To the centre, 70 the centre with views the South
In the ~ ranny resisted under every
could aEsume-cviI, POLITICAL religious, foreign aud DO
nestle Then acquiring for Italy the hssatng SOUTH
shall obtain the most potent basis OF operations which
be furnished TO the natioral movement.
Piedmont has heavy debts dae 10 the country. From
Piedmont flowed 10 ali the provinces Of Italy hose pro-
misses which caused her TO Ia Piedmont the vouu-
teers from all italy concentrated in full faith First.
above all ohe rs shocd Ped ,nt Loudly protest. first did
The army betrayed in s intentions, perform miracles OF
vAlor in the early stage Of the wr-that army now
Heasnd. Ssroe rd.oaS q ana lGsssn aespo' Ga,a
the PROVINCES and cause the shame of den
sion him who merits IT, The duty of the de-
pues Who for the sake of the unity and Independence OF
Italy, sacrificed temporarily n5ery-tneir duty Is to
",
Kng-"Sre, we created you Dictator that you might
conquer the Of the nslion no. that you should
permit him to make Italy decoy for second Alliance
OF despoas"
Lombardy has heavy debt toward venesia She had
common suherpgs, conspraces, marty nBuTrectons,
in 1846 and since then martyrs and fresh sorro
she declared with noble words ten years ago that she
would have no separate interest," Stree subject each OF
u.s." To unsay this, through the seHsh wsh of certsin
independence Of Austria, would be egosm and Shame
Bologna and the Romaganss have heavy cebt toward
xtnoee arrnta M main
for them terrible stain unless they hasten 70 obterate
it, The rcopquest Of Peugia ought 70 be their FRS! step
Rome has a heavy debt due to all Italy and to all Ed
rope-the programme Of ls49. Rome, In 1849, declared
the Pope to be morally dead, and she was rebApzsd,
with noble actions metropolis OF Italy. Rome, degraded
since then the do;trnism Of the worst Of the
ayers Of the House OF Savoy; Rome appaudng the
who sufccaed liberty in blood is spectacle 90 depora
BILE as to briog such were last skepticsm into the
heart Of the most faithful believer.
Naples and Sicily have the duyby their geographical,
political military conditops-to fight for the salvation
of the common country The duty exists 10 proportion 10
the means
The tiupd and coEardy viii star as objection the
POSSIBLE league between Austria and Imperial France.
1t is time that the mid and cowardly be deprived o.
the right to counsel Itsana suffice ii that their sdv
has already twice dragged the Italian cause to its ruin
Many the reasons which should determine the
Italians Undertake The protest by action Were there
none other, this single would be sufficient ODige
Lou Napoleon com oletey 10 IN mask himself aud to des
cend another sep in the road Of niamy ana treason by
fighting by the side OF Austria Europe is tired OF Bona
overflow and this drop be blood let Italy, twice
betrey ed by him. contribute.
Little indeed needed 10 induce England aud Germany
10 come into the field and say 10 the cespot "Not
another step fufther.n The engagement with Aus.
tria has revealed 10 those Powers tho real project
Of the European coup detct, and material in,eres.s
unite With principles 10 excite resistance. Terrible
symptoms Of agitation manifest themselves in Paris
since the peace Even the army will become tired Of be-
ing the butcher Of liberty and when Bonapate should
innate to his generals sudden TO fight those popua.
ho,H which & dav previous had embraced them tosr
-. n Tho npll ,nla NJ
De Lug. The Swiss by thousands o.. tne sogdon Of
Naples Hungary is ready TO act and .hn"n. Truly
Italian Will bring her into the field The movement
Hungary would fad an echo in Poland 1t depends us,
cay 10 you with certainty of truth TO reconnenoe
1648 on q broader and more solid basis
as to the rect les the Italians perform their duty
wba, may Better die than be contaminated. Better
cub before brute force, protesting TO God and that
we wo,-thy Of better destny-tbat do not merit
the childish people, subservent to foreign rule
Let him who be in this, set zealousy to work and
regard nothing else, God viii take care OF him.
GIUSEPPE MAZZINI.
ANoIHER SKETCH OF Tt. u M. M FINAL MEhI'
ING AT VILLAFRA N.Y..