Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
,,r,.i.h d;ilyrambns we have JUS

as the an,i.1uri>ish iithyrambns we nave Just
quoted. .s &c. con
GROSS in itSelfrcstrictcd to the Italian question,
has very probably the support o! Russia The
iJca was \ few weeks ago originated 10y the st.
peter,burgh Gazette" which, considering
that there arc serious obstacles 10 the establish
,ncnt Of an Italian Confederation, cones to the
natural conclusion that 4 congress is Of q ne
cc>sity. How it asks ''can ahsolu;iSt Aus.
tra. thc0cratic Rome constitutional Piedmont,
the Two Siclics, Parma, Tuscany and Modcna
be amalgana,cd: What measures can be adopt
Cd for the uniform development Of the moral
ard productive forces % the nation: How can
unity be established and dscord he prevented:
Mus, Piedmont make TIE sacrifice Of her lte-
raj innovations 10 Rome or NciYa, or must
Tie contrary take place: These grave qucs-
tons il adds, 'can only be decided by CON
grcsS.
The ''!nvalidc Russo not in the least de-
TERED from lis course 10y the alleged warning
publishes az article in which it speaks of the
high qualities and political prudence Of the
Italians, and in which it insists ancw on the
urgency Of convoking Il European Congress.
In the article We read
The inhabitants OF The iGgAic, .: Contra! l'al'
seem firmly resolved rot - restore c!r former
reign, w:io fought ac,.i-i the lic'!moi;cse army
and VITO l;,:erialiy desired I" hpn'aFI t!le! !pffrf
SUhjec,- Tie co..dUc, O. the Italians Is above Al.
cu!oyy and must admire Their calm a'!I prEG.ncc
They have become completely trMNiorilicu' me!
not like the iucl WHO 10y their MISUNDERSTANDING
and partial revolutions spoiled t.c !>>c % ie cam
iaisi OF = .,u. l>;. They NOW act with "IiT!-
rablc calm and prudence. Having hid neither GOV,
eminent, lOr ,Oycrcisi>. 10. gcndarme>. since apnI
last; they occupy themselves in tranquility, "iIalini-
~ and perfect order with the l:ier!i-i or-Ali%si"h
ii The country p - tic present. in"incnt j; W.,
the Picimo::es. commissioners "i!o guided theta,
h, tho, t commissioners are TO" recalled, aud Tie
dpcilie- he the legations, are HOW a""idoned -
t.,:nsclyg- In any nthcT cpuur: >nch at! ""'c'!ce
Of leaders would iOt have failed I" !'r"tcc i''"'it
III results whilst hc dGc!.ic> everything iiarkc.
with p,rirc, order, calm, an! u"an.n.iy. HE late
q; the dGcy- mus. after AL; b; decided Oh. A>-
tia and France Will not c"E>em: !" tier lr%ai,.H
70 Piedmont They would rather Ice irAcc M,
pp!,uil %, :. throne o! Central l;a!y, bat England
wouI u, con,ci., - that aud would even MAKE ~
c.c.i.l. "a tis,,. i,H Whatever r:t hc done -: I'D.
European Congress must te conN"hcd. mol SIMPLY
TO approve the artic- oi the peace o; .i:Ai!t.'-
bu. 80 revise tllcm. go
What will Louis NAPOLEON think Of il: To
rtricac' j. no; this new worL in the diction-
arv Of Russian cloqucncc: We have already
noticed that ITO burn" and ITO founder, as eN.
emplicl by history, were the climax OF
ralian pa;hos. We might have added to IT,
10 suppress" and ITO slaughter. remembering
the dreadful dramas that took place in the i'm.
pcria household and among the imperial
suard>. Paul and Catharne. lay, even Nlcho-
las. who was happy enough to die before wit
Messing the loss Of his oli>i'rins-dear Scba>t"-
pol-,houghi little Of revising. WI! Napo.,
leon. who PROCESSES having "inuch learnt and
much forgotten" admit the progress Of the
times. or wi!! he he tempted 10 rctort 10 his re
vi.cIs Y. sntnr crirt rEcnt.LIM,