Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

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Conatituiiooai Statesman,
The Italian people. people very s,roas In number.
people have heen sabjsc or esaiari<s to for.
eiss pswew sometIns~ 70 ~ SSnss.S, soms,ime. TO
sae GssnAns sometimes to the French Well Il OCCUR.
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egn nations had not succeeded Ia obtaining the affections
and esahdence Of The Italians and that the Italians might
~ wen govern Italy theuaelves 10 notion,
nut ssih not very unnatural In lsSs and lsts
they made the attempt, and unfortunately, hey sue.
ceeasd very ~ and gave people grea. dsrui of their
power OF selfgovernment; hut the Emperor Of the
french having conquered Iombardy IN the preent year
made wise and magnanimoss declaratloa that he had
no, come to conquer Lemoerdy er hms~ ba, that the
Cheers The Italians only Ia Iomhsr,iv hui In
Tuscany, In Aodena, and Ia Parma acted upon that dec
sration, and they have made Temporary and provoas
Governments for thsm.eves DECLARING that thew v,.h
hereafter TO he the free citxens Of great
lCheers We'll. ask. has there been any mischief; he
cause think with regard TO this States and
nations regulating their own governmental ha, n l. mo-,
very different for man In = cityeay the city OF Aher
CONTEMPLATING his own house. lCheersl Al the same
time n - aiso the truth that may manage hs hoase
In such way TO he great nuisance TO his neighbour,
aud the Lord Provost may he called upon 60 inter.
iere Has anything Of this occurred In Italy p
snce Of order At Milan, Modena or at rorencethst
the neighbors-either the Austrian neighbour or any
other neghbors-are called upon inietferey Load
Cheers On the contrary, the conduct OF ths troplc
just emsncipated and who have been subject 10 for.
egn rule tor so many yssrs--who might have been ex
peeted TO burst into some excesses-possby some out
RACES against persons who most oiious to them
they have conducted their matters with perfect order
with NJ much order f they had been the citizeus OF
country that had long been Tree. tAppiarse.l Well
Then say, though We claim credit for having Gu
abed these people o assert their ireedoa,-a that ne
have been is bystanders aud think for very good aud
sr,en, reasons have taken no part In the hosiies Of
this Spring-y-tl think We nov bound to saw and
Ne do say. and We have said, that against uny In.
teHrrrnce by foreign force pr~yent those peo.
PIE having their own Government and conducting
Their asirs "a they like, 10 loudly and soemny pro
test. lTremeodons cheers. Aud, therefore. gentle
men, be- the terms Of the treaty nov negotiating what
the! may hereafter consequent upon that treaty there
should tie that OF which you have heard doubi-and
has been frequently talked Off Their. should he
Congress Of the Powers Of Europe and II should be t
"iSh OF those Powers which haze taken part in those
hosht,e- that in the final settlement of itay and the
acknowledgement OF the different States belonging 10 n
other Powers of Europe should take part in these con
SITUATIONS Ne might insist only upon condition viz
at "h respect 10 the using OF foreign fore in order
To compel those conditions of peace whatey they NAV
De- Ia h- enforced Interfere With the right al
me people OF those countries manage their own con
"rrn--that such is the object NAV he the result Of
seh Congress England mu.i stand ap.rt and t.ke M
concern in IT." Loud cheers
JACK fRnsr-There il n mello,, ring In ,,i. .,.,,
extract. which BELTS the mellow da W Of autumn.
Nj Jack Frost does hut kiss the chasta face of nature
an9 behold how she bushes 10 the maple the woodbine
ana OAK aud turns all manner Of coors in the beech
the hnden, the chestnut aud elm How beautiful she
looks IN her heightened color, But her brilliant com.
pieHion H. alas! but hectic-an evidence OF frsty-a
precursor OF speedy decay. Consumption mparts this
glorious and exquisite lovelness her
the expression Is not of this world il Il celestial The
ushering in OF the Undesirable future
The beauty OF the world IS ravishing when Grst
touched by the magical finger Of the FROST which Ia M
once the death stroke of the foliage and caase of lie
dyingiorh'n splendors. Thus the sun sheds a lustre
over creation al his setting, SURPRISING his go
hs"ns 'he universe With Hood OF light and beauty,
a. to Indemnify mankind for the privaiions of both
during the approaching night So nature dresses her.ef
IN her wonderful 6eaniy parting pledge OF her love-
and a. memorial for TO take and TO cherish duriny
The sonbre days Of the coming winter when no aover
blossom. uO yer,urs oui.Lan