The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

I+s asr ectrg the deverppce ct the IsLlisn people.
ibe present sruegle would nst baen IN vain;
% We Other hand no became heated sma tho low y
gren general pushed The farther than hs u,sutoos
sresdy expressed, vas Impossible 70 predict what mis-
She nghi result ear, neas Events no NJ assios "a
itsy Of mos, character: the duty
oeavor Of thu goverDaant 10 ths crs would DO 70 pre-
van on oos eide 70 be codseut Tree. ,yr,ncrn
y .in snu oppreseor and 70 prevail upOa Aus.ria 90
Iecognve ins eGy OF from acts OF v,er, ana
""'ftssiYe rue. Ava given point France uast bs sad
sne must go o,'.asf" apd sgco bong tho Intention
ne hosec thar Il you'd recelo he airport Oh thc pfsp
IN 'nas eodeavor and their degre preserve ard
cure Tor me people Of Northern Italy tneir freedom and
the CONSOLIDATION OF liberal government. (Hs9r, hsar
bns they uus, b. prepared for opposite repgs n
conquest rJ k,cto hints as.d @opopas If tts ,oa'
would arse sna take IL ne strusra aaa al ne c
am"ef OF tbe tss var might be recessed. Tsey coold
only hope that toe anmnstra,on woaid DO alccsss
lul N bringing about different refAE
From tns Liverpool post jane POT
~ VIII be seen from tbs hds'mgs explanation OF the
h'Dsets thht, despte all The declarations OF neutrality
government 10 not ~Lhoat serious toisgivngs rae az
tospeS General not Inist.r, cat M IA reasons ably sup
possd that he knows what Ministers I1ipx ari lbnus
ne allowed himself 70 state az woivsrnanpioo, aoo
cay that Louis Napo would BE- permitted approach
CERTAIN loint but voulo be toli pass IL. TAs
Members u the CG.s; c1Wi0ss b. thtis words
n.ps,ttess Encourage bs'rf thai we not exempt from
danger.
SPEECH OF Mr.. LOWE At cALNE.
Nr 1--we speaking ~ Cane, On the ESQ utmo said
The people % mainsaiD position Of neutrality
war, oui hey mnsiook INC ,hing oody ia the aad
zee Low Vie matter siood There talk abou, TO-
CALLING the war TO 4iy, but woali AJAX, bow ws c
likely that toey could coaGns the 30 fsAy? rey had
The Bulgarian eyer Kossath gnd Kspka ssns iao Hun
gary Tor the purpose exciting tie people, srance s
already IN posses.on OF Genoa aud Leghon nj perhaps
@es nov possessing hefsef OF Venice and draw
ing close 10 the tronte!e Of Germany Germany pre-
psfng 10 meet her, and Prussia had proposals
Germany fof concerning together .lDersors, unless
tnioogo the nierposlt,oo Of who ruled kings il
seemed impossipie, unless wonosrfal aud uaac-
couDfabe chapga took place Ia Inc minds of
The Enperois OF France and Austria, that an
other nooth should elepoe without war beiag de-.
ciared between France and Germany France
was gallant ard military pctoD, and was huaAed xth
ber fuccers over an enemy trained TO ~nr. he would
say then that there was danger lest the se OF So cess
should low on as flowed at the beginning tae present.
century under tbs great Napoleon ana lest the country
shouid Gnd peh IN position in which participation in
European war was unavoidable THIS reason there.
fore, Why wa should prepare ourselves 20 meet such
eonupgepcy siould occur; should rot besruage aay
sacrifice in order TO be prepared. Whatever might be
our sympathy with the Italians, there never bseu
war SO provoked a. tn5 |. iearOg I'D Of .ae
ueny OF 1870 We mps. be prepared to defend our own
coast, and 10 prevent INVASION snee week OF the
presence Of an invader shores you'd do US mere
iijuIy than century could repair, Hear hoar) IL
wac not our money AMI property thst Was our ooly
Health-our credit would be damaged II il should be
found becesssry 10 take the energetic 30
put us in Position 70 render Invasion imposs oieIot
10 Iepel II, but to rende IT npoeioewe should ali con-
tribute TO the utmost TO such measures