The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

duced Italy to that condition in which nothing any
longer be expected from peace, everything from
We know that the OPT mis.s the John ausssIls the
stock gamblers and the tho ietent generally will 70
Italy that the lessons given Austria at agenta and
sonerno will render ner wiser and force her and her
satellites Of the Peninsus 70 ADOPT better systems Of
those things to rsnqaize the troubled OF
those politicians wno on account OF toeir egossm have
condemned Italy the Pocrustean bed OF foreign
tude Bnt 10 Italy whoever loves his country and
open generous sentiments that those
are idle words soon to be coutrsdced by the facts.
Is no. the remembrance Of the cruellies Of Peruga
quite feshS Have not archdukes, grand dukes and Aus
TRAN dukes borne arms sgaipss l'.!yf Have not the
aeets Of Venice been stained with the blood OF rs CIV
GERS few days ago, because they Tejoced over rs
vicories' Have not day after day read the SAVAGE
ssrn ~ ths srpos sna.Sus ana ,hs violence
against unarmed meps And those who yesterday nave
accom- plisbed and ordered those Deeds will they TO-
morrow be animated with human thoughts, gener-
and liberal ideas, and Italian sentimentss lSaS
should have been dresdful lesson for those poten-
reign derived any instruction from the events which took
place at that time The state Of things has grown worse
Austria has added the state OF siege and military violence
to OPPRESSION the other poentstes perjury and tho most
absolute degp0tism
After the facts which We have Just pointed out, the
hopes bad conceived the sacrifices had made,
to the people than in is4s. AZ that time they
ook place in consequence Of the defeats sustained by
he Of The Italian cause and hard nece:
city imposed submission upon those who had been do
feaed Now restoration should come after the victories
could moi vhy those Who have been dasated
houd come and ,rnpoee upon than defeated woke
The restored nrincse WOULD not be able Ia dissusts tina
tnise nosition in which thew would be- n presence OF
ho@a thew Govern Therefore n formerlv liberty was
no, rossS,a IN copsenuence cf desnoic nrnnnies a
on,a now he mnosable on Account Of The averson dis
trpst and hatred betweea the ruled and their
rulers
Tnssa ava mt the onIv re.aors randern0
reaca On ,he condor. no Ssr No Ino or
annncsed Tho re,iv nrnces of ItaIv who are all OF
for.isr M xoot in tba country and
Hhapa M n FnNa o.
liberal party sea,pst ,hemseyes They can only be sup
nortad t~ fcyeisn arms dracv or ins,reetv Nv
IF ,b1es,s or n,erven;;nn Nov P,.nce 10 loo
civized ~ Tins oct as Constable in Tsiy. Aners re-
MANS here and abe ~iIi r,ingv I'm the Office And
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will he .bnt P,samort ;,I ba 20 somo mtons NJ
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