The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-10

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,..G ss. Maaxlnl.
: The war being sndsd, NAEsakI, who was no.
whore heard Of during ~ conunuance,s has
come forth in . rronuncsa1nentoas ionaps the
French army. Aisoolumns Of words, the only
columns with which he will have anything
to do. xfe all nercs and "brave words" He
boldly marches them upon the French Empe-
ror, and sarpassss the zouayes in his charges
uroA the Aas,rians. The guns Of MAEzISI,
Ike those lately invented by NAPOLEON, are
more mischievou at q distance than close al
hand. In fact, he never attempts to fire them
On, except n sc,ae hundreds OF leagues from
me target and from . position which cannot
b turned, nor even seen, with the most pow
srful maSnifyers. by the enemy.
There are some truths In the last pronunctA.
rnsnto of MAxz,xr, mingled with good deal
hat is false In fact and logic. NAPOLEON has
raads ont q ease against himself that does not
leave much room for exaggeration sven to his
".From ono end Of Italy TO the other exclsims
NAssini. sour unanimoo. deep manner q anger
NJesn. Every sylisbis Of the MessasTioi Is to be a
vcrtai stab TO those who deiuded thense yes into
s s.s q .na
IL saws, rs concluded between my SELF and the En-
eaof Apst5: The Kns whom hSm hf :, ufEs re to
Ss % ,apse5. & Ell css:s n, Il
who was his friend and has companion IN arms
thai. Kias, ie insuited BY . contemptuons silence
a Wen, ssi' mere eoon n 81 The army Plsdmont
which ought tsince il suited the secret motive: o.
in the Europsan Congress basis Of pertec,
equality, to-day II not admitted INTO CONGRESS
and he sssmy. both ioreisnels, take ppon them.
ecives to determine respecting Italy. Neither the
ss 1ss
the ADVANTAGE Of the good will Of ell Italy car
s.riSsidi Ssi planted tho standard of emsn,ips
express. with perfect freedom, its legitimate pre-
ference. given. by the Austrian usurper. to the
the appearance Of FREQ choice, and having been &C
eePted. 10 then ceded as hef by the latter to thu
sss ss IS
time sold; Villa Frsnca confirms Campotormio; thu
b WI the Snce HE unee IN Pas
,serianos. drew mp notes for democratic eonstitu
vsns se, @ ihe pepssS Of
declared that Austria should be compelled to re
Pas. the Alps and that taI, should hon be ndepen
s.s.,oe e snsssi TIE Tuscan troops and e,
under the cousin of the usurpers Modena, Par
ma, and Tuscany, are occupied by the Frsncl
c,p.sscn from their respective princes; tho fnsol
anf Modena and Parma with Piedmont IS encoura
pShIiciy to compronise themselves, and then the!
arc condemned to De re subjected to the Old tyran
nies. 'You are soldiers to day. said Bonaparte
the other day, TO the italians. with bitter irony
'thstyou may become. TO morrow, free citizens"
g After few volleys at France, and an init
nation OF what the King of Sardinia ough
TO have done, MAzzINT declares that for thirt,
years has he unheeded, like CAssANDRA re
presented to his brethren, with voice. will
heart, will, sacrifice, neither from q Kin,
nor Pope can Italy hope for salvation"
he had added, "nor from MAzZINI," the decla
nation would have been complete. 1t is be
cause Italy has well understood that the Rec
Republican is as selfish, rs ambitious, ant
would be as great despot rs any of her m
lers, that his counsels have been UNDECIDED, ,
even when he spoke the truth. He still ha
hopes for England and Germany, and he ap
peals to Italy herself to do her duty. Z" Bet
ter die, he exclaims, than be con taminated.
: This last heroic burst would have more ef1ec
If MAzzINI would exemplify it in his owl
person. But whilst this patriot takes sucl
excellent care of himself, how can no blam,
Italy for following his example
Among the other wants of oppressed Eu
=, rope, is one to which MAzzINI does not make
the most remote allusion. 1t is the want of
sagacious, disinterested, practical, intrepid
leader, In one word, WASHINGTON. The
> people at large may not yet be fitted for self
government, but they are by no means a,
great fools as MAzZINl takes them to be. They
have an instructive perception Of his charac-
ter; they know that, selfish as is Louis NAPo-
LEON, MAxzINI 10 equally SO; that he wants
to be q king himself, and that he would be q
greater tyrant than FRANCIS JOSEPH Nor
can people be made free by free institutions
the free institutions must spring from the
character and wants of the people. The pro-
nunciamento of MAzzINI holds forth no pro-
misc except Of anarchy and blood; re.enact-
ment of the atrocities of the French Revolu-
zion, and a termination like that at despotism
the point where 1t began.
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