The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
Are che Italians Prepared TO Rev0ltg-Ths
Feeling on the Continent.


Are she Italians Prepared to Revoit'-Ths
from the London Times, Jan 90
In all the discussions which the late Continental crisis
provoked is taken for granted that the Austrian
Provinces are on the point of revolt and that this maya
OF Italian discomfort may be expected at any moment
sardinia have presumed the world to be convinced of
this great fact Victor Emmanuel speaking under the cen
sorshp Of Napoleon, is not nsensibe to the "anguish
Of Iiaiy and the warlke journals Of Paris Turin
are full of the defiance which the people OF Milan are
hurting at their oppressoTs But Observers on inc Spot.
to-day no signs OF this approaching outbreak
The Manese in 1859 are pretty much what they have
been any time during the last ten years-very full
OF murmurs and sneers against the Austrian rule, very
skifu in putting petty Sights the Austrian authorities,
and careful TO confne the social war to the serner
sex great in deserving opera boxes when Archduke
happens affecting to be engaged earnestly
10 conversation when Austrian lady might claim
cognon Of her presence They know how to wear ha.
sedorsy show aspirations for liberty By the tie of
osyat or express their views Of an Italian future by
putting only piedmontese segars. But his is ALL and IS
lothnq than they did last year, and riu probably 10
for mcnyd year longer appearance Of medased re-
los the night by a man who RUS or Immediately,
patriotic cry. may be uttered when there are
only Italians TO hear Ii; but that there has been
any Drawing OF the Austrian power, any menace of
popular rising any refusal Of obedience to the police
the taxgaherer, is the grossest Misrepresentation.
whether voluntarily or not the French and their ally
have imposed the creduity OF Europe but how the
sandman monarch, who must remember the events OF
lsss can believe popular Instruction IN Lombardy
passes conception The people no better nor drawer
than years snce and they are more completely held
ysra the Austran amy rs been vastly ,muroyed moro
rigid scippe has been Introduced, grand system Of
,n.sv AZ strong citlls or military posts Then rli
have extended themselves tom The heart Of the
os ,rforcsnsnts 20, ne tsro~n into rsslv within
sex aaSs. I,s,r;. ip,reache, IN positions onr
since chosen ana strengthened, could bid defiance
IS most ina, nos,lar rising would Ina nut do yn IN
orfy eight nours All tbs we cannot doubt that the sar
cs-c.s csai 900 sor1r ,t.n ,hs t-rcrc md - 10 MI
snrcr,smg ~ sna hal tbev have always ooked on n
Frencn nterrsntoa as The alst step IN any effective
InoFetnenl Nnlie ,vuuly 1oolalnins tne i'hnehce o
itpeiIoni zoe Iura pApsIh nave nways avoiu
20 eoothenA-e war unsupportea oy iors1gu fo"er
Aloasn 4 "a rossls hat Fanee ic1s bslieusr in the
1siansse T,sins, NUT aeq,t Sardinia Of dny such lie
te1scn - - A., ~, =,
pa, , IN me rrencn mas
aonorungy removea AL danger az disturbance. Leave
ne sAa ana Lomoaras 1ode Aaa .nere rs not Keiy
o pc nrsaen oI ne Pesss Ike LORD chatham AMI sir
. A ~ Isy vi 1910 VII liz sso1es
atsn, ssInS lor sa1n DINER me sarunans VIII cross
ne Iros.sr zen te Lomoafas Sc, ana inc omo4ras
- .e" Icy oenosa soe ~ AZ oay one.s On lneI
sotL 40 not Dame either party men are not bound
. @ ]S Soses ~Hess oss'now ana rum ase ceI.
proof that they worthy enemies Geld Of battle.
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from The eegnnns has INDEED some 70 psssn -,
.sscss nss ose. creasea wncn WIZ make a., Tue
snfs '1e french soV.rnmeI. sspce,sd Tor some time
$3.50 * ~, as s - .s AA ~ ~. p.A . yen
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gwen suceni proofs q her arxis,y to concaie these
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more toerabe and any frauk corccr between the two
Empires 10 rcsette Italy give peo
pie all be seen with pleasure By public which has al
ropesn war.
From The Londcn foss, jan 20
the peace OF Europe be now impefiled BY the Italian
ucfng their prophecies csssandra IKE 10 unbehevlne
hsieners-h not for them TO Affect asonshment at the
again we have declared thai-if by peace,
later by Wharf.-The Austro Italian question must be dehn
that In peace. friendly counses may sui be hearkened
sucn DC nsr N peat
sen,en, Nor NJ, me s,rpgge he syer.d or DELAYED nv
e,,Ins ssp..ca ,.scs ,bsn ,ber. s a., aeacs ~ 4,
NO, c.ce !, :, best but an armed tru1etba. STAT Of
snxlpas and menace m which and pied
aonese are now sarng al each other fOm The opposite
rIon and rerresssop and detance wbicS aner All ~,
secures 20 an Aust, an sen,ne The command az few fee,
sad Of Austria A. VAS saa IN old times q soara ,h ~
rae Who would sIsay aeyoar the'r mas,ers alive The
dessstallon Of her rule has not become mtigaicd by
time
TIE English statesmen Who 90 We asss@sns Of Par
ese.e - -. set's''1 ~. e~.te'sW set'lVan lNaec
o. ,ne pa Assu an ana fshon oo.uls'oh y 'ne rsn
,as Gao hardy is much aseash%,r q "a 1889
ps rse al hs ads. Of Italian oe. hsre ne
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ton, VIII hoi belle her oSn honest feelings and clear
sound by lending the Influence,
suts,rf AZ fnelsh frou The
sos,er,,.s fssh,e ~ a-ss~i.r so,srreis ''~' " Wv ~
''s'~'''e '"~'N ~ ''"' "''"'e
GFfNI0N OF TEE CzkR on THE Ri'LE or AUSTRIA.
me Can't, a. Al y,sf~r..fro M 81 shes m article du~l
an, 80 -, 80, -, 81 ,s,,,., ,.-.sa, - -,
e1,a~ NJ 1890. a. sstioxInv rs,a..gr,h,e ,ass.oa
Which may be taken a. an Indication u What attitude
Russ would be likely 4 the event u a airug
de
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