The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

rails At Whist calls tho objectionable folly. bat par.
cons al tho ssme, wben vexas,on over nor INC
slsssu,sn csu .ard TO Ssrsgsyd whs, Ia due 70 his
moral individuality. That ID the lie OF niu the ehAH "
AVS @Gaence. the Charm by which, and by wncn asone
be preserve his Ascepdancy over the meds 81 men,
md his bo Ger TO We WELL The 5ArdirAn Premier
M this Dstpotvsy 'he moment he learned that tho pro-
hmpay,es OF peace had sgreed between the Ru-
persrs of France and Austria based conditions which
he would have been traitor 70 bis reputation as true
hslan hsd he savsed approved Neither his advice
sor hs approval sought for IN the matter he
tree; but being free, ne resolved at to
Keep h,s'ssn % AcquiesSsnos In the terms when
100 sagaeions Dot TO have dscerned all the
advantages 10 Piedmont OF the union with Lombardy In
sam LamhArdy o! pcing rescued from the binding and
aebsG,ng Joke Of Aussrs He VINO has found 1t 30 dnl
cult year after year 70 maintain the cost OF paria
meDtsry system Of government out Of the resources
u Sardinia, could not have been nsensibe 10 the value
u shs Incorporation Of two out Of three principal re-
sions into which sub Alpine Italy divided. Aad no
has had such perfect means Of testing experrasn
taliy The 70 duplicating power OF political sympathy uu
der regimen OF free printing and free speech is not
likely W under ssimae the future effects OF extending
nom The banks Of the rno 70 those Of the Mlncio che
c0nssglous example and atmosphere OF Constitutional
so.ry Nevertneese, Count Cayoar hestated not for
neisn but p'ocpty and peremptoriiy declared that l
vend be Impossible for him TO take any further part in
sne conduci v! affairs ~ responsible Minister.
frehdh ana foes alike confess that In taking this decl
son whatever DO lis immediate consequence, ne acted
'sht twas not 10 territorial extension for his
0sa master that he had formed the alliance with France,
sno pnrsued uuswerv ngy that OF foreign and
Domestic policy which Austria felt 10 be unceasng
preach 70 her oppression and irresistible peoyocaon
70 ner scare From the outset OF his mnisteria
Count Nav0or has never disguised his belief that Pied
mont VaR The appointed whereby the peninsula
should ne eventually enancpAsed fsoa the domination
OF q foreign yoke. Even when most scrupuIously OBJ.
serving the f0'maties OF diplomEtc correspondence
NE drif and meaning OF every expression used by HIN
vas NATIONAL DOT psosincal-ltAlan rather than Pied
noneee KOdled by bis 'pirit, II not inspired by bis
counsel the best men Of Tuscany, the Duches and the
Legations, rose the other day, lDd with unanimous
voice declared their resolve TO make common cause
VIM Sardn!a and TO confer upon ner the eeignory Of
MOI thern and Central Italy. II matters not with what
1ns these oilers oil adjnncon accepted. Accepted
!hey publicly were and by advice Of the responsible
hpiser OF Victor Emanuel. Suddenly the war is sus
Rnded the two Emperors meet peace Ii imposed Italy
without her people her statesmen benE consulted in
we matter the fugitive Dacai puppets ordered to
nod themselves In readiness to be carried hacK TO
three months have compromised their fortunes families
ana lives ~ the part they have unavaingly taken In
Avof OF national redemption to be consigned the
nerciss Of Austrian amnesty. Too well they know
what those mercks mean; too well Count CAvoar
ssmprehends how he would be to protect these
ahsappy people were be to continue Premier Of Victor
Emanuel after peace s signed. Even for their sakes
wer better he should give to Official noneusy
or common place responsibility whose will
mnd the reinstsed 0ppressors Of their humiliation ct
geDta and Soerino Bs this, however, a. may, 1t 10
clear that Of liberation was that which Coap.
Oavour ADVISED his Sovereign and his counrymen
o. and a. that has against his judg been
psry brought to at least temporary Close the only
part he could perform with dignity, selfssseFton or
truth vas that which he has taken BE will bear with
men; and thoee who do not, o season unexpected
Difficulty and comp aons for ego one jo Of their hopes
Tor glorious and gallant people, will await patiently the
n1sins time FOR bis return 70 active public life