Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-06
From the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch, 18th inst.
NIazzinl Advocating AbolitiOnism.

Hlozzinl Advocating Abolitio"ism.
The New York Tribune publishes letter from Jo-
seph Mazzini, the celebrated Italian patriot acknow
Lodging remittance forwarded from New York for the
benefit Of some Italian school, winding up thus:
I'VE fighting the same sacred battle for freedom
and the emancipation of the oppressed sir against
negro we against 1chate slavery. The cause is truly
identical for depend upon it, the day in which shall
succeed in binding to freely accepted pact twenty
six millions of Italians, shall give, what cannot
now an active support to the cause you pursue. We
ore both the servants OF the God who says Before Me
there is no Master Slave, no Man, no Woman, but
Human Nature. which must be everywhere responsible
therefore free
Will the Reverend Mr. Mazzni inform the public in
what chapter of the Bible he finds that text? On the
contrary does not his Reverence know that God has
never said anything of the kind, but that be has said
Servants obey your masters, and if any teach
contrary doctrine let him be avoided and condemned
AS to Human Nature" which this Republican OF
mingled black and red doth deity God has said that is
very corrupt as no doubt Mazzinis inward conscious
ness doth bear witness and that if be be free from the
bondage Of SIM al other bondage is OF comparatively
little importance. If his Reverence will consult the
Epstlcs Ct the Apostle st. Paul he will find that
tment IN about 50 many words.
So il IS the programme, according to Mazznis letter
to Greedy when Italy l. free to give active support
to the cause " of abolition in America We never had
much opinion Of those European denagogues and have
still less now. With the people Of Europe deeply
sympathize but their patriots par excellence like MAJ
Zin and Company, unmitigated humbugs beneath
the pro0undest scorn Il honest men. In the words of
John Randolph npt has the property Of descend
Ing, but it stons far short Of them Whether the
Mazzin advotate3 is Identical" or not as lie says,
with the OF aboilonsm, is question do not
pretend to decuss but that bis of supporting it
is Identical with that Of Greedy Co.. is evident enough
Both ley their plots safe distance from the scene Of
&C ion, and involve their miserable dupes in suerings
and periI5 which they have not the courage to share
MazZinl eXcteS Italian insurrection from London and
freely American Instructions from New York and
one is about likely to succeed in his ultimate object
the other. We doubt, however whether the gallant
Italians will consider themselves compmented by Mazzni
when be identifies their with that of negro slavery
Let Mazzini speak for himself; he is doubtless, fit to
herd with that class in this country which has his SYM
pathies but he is exponent of the sentiments sensi-
bes, and character Of Italy
The class of European society which suffers most from
such nuisances Mazzni & Co., is not the kings nor
the aristocracy but the people The kings do not mir
them pinch Of snuff. No doubt of the monarchs
Of Europe great tyrants but the worst of them is
not such despot as one of these Black Republicans
would he if be could seize the reins The governments
OF Europe probably conve at the escape Of these pat
eAt patrlos, and glad to them making disturb
in other parts of the world For there is part
of the world, whether England or America, in which
they find refuge that they do not manifest discomfort
and find fault with existing institutions, and NEEDLE with
that which is none of their business. We have had
them in the United States mpudenty assuming to teach
Americans the true principles of their Institutions
and now Mszzni declares that when he has republican,
lied his own country he will make war upon the domes
tic institutions of the Or Republic whose people have
proved themselves capable OF selfgovernment We
fancy that if the slave institutions of the South do not
fall till such Mazzin restore the Rome of former days
the Republic will stand till the crack of DOOM When
the time for nations deiverance the MAN comes
with it, but if the Washington Of Europe is born, he
has not yet appeared the stage of public affairs.
Till then, the Francis Josephs and Frederic Williams
may sleep in peace, Indifferent to the London triumv
rate Of chattering and malicious monkeys whose power
to do mischief bears proportion to their inclination
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! Mr.. PHELAN AND THE LADIES OF MOUNT VERNON
FUND-The Detroit papers, and the people generally
in that section of the country appear to think that al
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