, 1859-06-27
THE NtpOLEGf TOI.t{ ~ ITALY.

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l'Srs'S f:;:.e II, 1si3.
Twill jus, lric:v uule to tho taci. arrange.
mcuts Mat!c between the Governments and the
people before tic commencement O: the war.
III lc."i, lis vuu already k,lnw Il society was set
IN foot. secretly ratronizrd by cavuur-wil,
tue Marquis lallasicmo fnr President. Carl
baldi for Vice President. Iii Fariua for Srcre-
tary-wl,'>t avowed chjcct was tir au;G.'uttnu
aud i"d,Yemt.Art ofltaly. t}v.rturts we're made
by this party to I'LL tc prominent n,rn in lialv
and their respective part.r*; an.l large num-
Der, sinking 'llc;r republican aspirations in
Mntc Important necessity II independence, ac-
ccitcd. Nazz:,'i aHd the stauncheat rcpul!-
calls refused their aahc>un. distrustiny the
intentions If t:,r r:cdmoutcsc Government, and
aIsn bCc:ius" the programme excluded the IDEA
liberty, and the substitution III tr wurd unfit
cation for unity admitted tile division If Itay
nuslcr different rulers. lut utter the failure Of
the expedition tn Naples in ISL, and the cx,c,,
tim Of Orsini in l>;,>, this party immensely
augmented Its numbers, which ll:lye continued
I" ,ncrease ur I" the present TING. Threats If
Il French alliance having been thrown OIL, in
Isis. some Vi the chief par,ixans took the
alaril, hui rcassurts by 1hr repeated assrr-
''"Es that no thought If French a..ra,lsiizc-
lncnt III Italy MaS cntrrtail1tl. tIey bent all
efforts /" "ccusto III" Italians, BY mems Of the
''an'sestins press, to l'''k upun Victor Emanuel
this very ua;Era! aNhltou ot exchanging 4
litsi'n"ntcsr fur III Italian cr.wu. This pr,,pa.
;.attia. II not encouraged W:> nut ts:.1,,,royctl
Of hy Caveur, Win, however. whether from
Necessity nr tTou culrc it matters not ca;.. to
very different understanding with 1llc l:n,pc-
ror ii p!onbtrrr<. For lie pItv.e Terms Of the
agreement will not suac!l, but the inl}uwin.,
arrangement WAS tn be ci'e ctrd, ii possible: (
brilliant victor, l!v IL. ::l.i>I armies over Aus
t'la beng counted TN. it was agreed That if
after thr first victory Austria should wish 10
cosne 10 terms. the 1t"t If tht -idiyt, the riyer
that SEPARATES Loinbartly frotl Venice, should
BE- named rs the frnnter line. Lo.nbarLy brjur
annexed to Piedmont. Venice remaining IL
Austria until Il tttin. rrrtext should otISr to
drI'.st ':vf tf 1la1 also. ii, however, sl,,.
SHOULD remain obstinate, >l4r must be fought
clean out ct ltais. This dune, the t!iyisiu;l Of
The Peninsula wa> +" be Ills f"'lews; Savoy
and Nice l" t}e annexed 10 France lin tac,.
II the nsp If Europe >hould be drawn afrcsh,
according to natures plan. Savoy goes tu France
Of .ssls il tie k:ngt!cni "f Northern Italy unit
ed under the seep:o: If Victor }:naanusl, Tus-
caay mud portion of the States If the Church
given IL prucc Sapoltn, an,l Naples aud Sicl,
!" Nurat. VI this arrangement not Il word wa.
brsatnci 10 sia l:asiaus anl rs YOU know the
extreme desire Of the Tuscans IL io:u. part If
united Italy, np matter usdtr wlal ful IL Of ruy-
.snmert, expressed in their clever device, y,
VA, HEKltl, t".hu sa:; II tue outbreak of tile
war in the instant lell4roneE,ent Of the GrapJ
Duke, and the proclamation of Victor Emanuel
as hing !'ietat"r. t'reat WAS the disappeint-
ilen' Of the Iuscans when lt!e King DECLINED
the offer Of the dictatorship. aud they were
lift to carry un their Own Gnverument, their
enthusiastic soldiers i,reventr! lTenl fighting,
Wlii, Parma and ModeNa. kc., were received H.
licdmon1csr Provinces, Trnc, tho popular
General II loa was semi 10 command them but.
then. his movements were 50 hanpcrcd hy pri-
vatt orders that he could take no energetic
Steps, nor carry anf :nv regular orsaniza.iun.
What could ii aal mean: Tie arrival Of Prince |
Napoleon was 1T first hailed as signal for ac
ton, bu! lis authoritative airs, his overhcariu.
conduct 10 even tho ROYAL commissioners, cx.
planned The mystery IL the Tuscans but too
clearly. Imagine our cl.asTin," wrote an ar- |
dent patriot tkc other DAY to friend: "lpn.
since we resigned tic hope Of seeing the pure
1talian srirulur wave from the towers uf Flor |
ence; but when, in Tie place Of the white cross
Of Sasnv-talc promise, at least, q: ltaliun unity
and indeprndcnce--tlc Imperial arms appear |
cd cnGraticd en nur nato!al coiurs, we tell tlat
wc were hut exchanging the doublc-headed |
French bird Of prey. still VIC do Tot despair: |
we believe that Victor Emanuel will not refuse |
us for Ills subjects when he understands that We |
dethroncd tic Duke. not for an exchange Of |
masters, but solely with the desire Of possess-
Ing mn Italian Government" Nnw, you will oh. /
serve that the 11''ts correspondent in TUSCANY
uniting the i'l-humurel dissatisfaction aud dis. |
organization that has taken the place Of the en-
unity with VII ich the Tuscan crown |
WAS offered to .hc King Of Piedmont, sars -
" 11tfotatsto to "Aica I feish to call yonr tsrio.s
d't.Hfsoa t< fIdk fAt Emperor a7I Cont Caroor
arr ut La9er Of o7t Mid, Jor tc1at at katt co.,
eerur 1ut-uny." This is a mistake. Napoleon
aud Cavour are quit. agreed to get TUSCANY for
fl1nee Napoleon if possible; but the Tuscans