Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20

VINO inceSsantly have been concluding compacts
with our enemies
nu' she Ia, not for that purpose abandoned
,'er ci'iilzins character. Her natural allies
nave always been those who desire the amclio-
ia''o'' ~ the human race and when she draws
lhe sword 1t Is nat 10 G0rern. INT 10 Jj..., The
oo)cct. then, of this war is 10 restore Italy Ia
herSeii-not 10 impose upon her 4 change of
masters; and We shall then have unnn orr
frontiers friendly people, who will owe TO u,
their independence
Mcdo not enter Italy TO foment disorder or
disturb The power Of our Holy Father whom
we replaced upon his throne. but to remov.
from hn this foreign pressure which burdens
the whole peninsula; TO help to establish or
der there. based upon lawful and satisfied in
tcrcSt>. We enter this classic ground, render.
cd i'ln>ii!oHN by 80 many victories, TO seek the
footsteps OF onr fathers God grant We may
be worthy Of them
am about 10 place myself at tac head Of the
army. leave 10 France the Empress and my
son. Seconded by the experience and cnlight-
eminent oil t'ic last Emperor surviving brother.
she VIII understand how 10 show herself wor-
thy OF the grandeur of her mission confdc
them to the valor OF the army which remains
IN Franco. to keep watch upon our frontiers
ana guard our homes. | conidc them To the
patriotism Of our National Guard. con.ide
them in Il word. to the entire people. who will
cnciiclc them with that affection and devoted
ness OF which daily receive - many proofs.
Courage, then, and union Ouv country is
about 10 show the world She has not dcgcnc
rated Providence will bless our efforts. for
that cause is holy in the eye OF tod which rests
on justice, humanity, love o! country and in
dependence
Military Manifesto Of the King Of Sardinia.
soldiers! Austria, which increases lis army
on our frontiers and threatens To invade our ter
rtory because liberty here rc.n> with order.
because not force. but concord and affection be
tween people and sovereign here rule the State,
because the cries Of suffering OF oppressed
Italy here find hearing, Austria darcS TO init.
mate TO us, armed only in defence. that We are
10 lay DOWN our arms and put ourselves in her
power
The outrageou, intimation called for u wor-
thy reply. have di>dainully rejected it,
Soldiers announce this TO you. certain
that You will take to yourselves the outrage Of
tcrcd 10 your KnG, To the nation The an
nounccmcnt give to YOU is the announce
ment of war. To arms then, soldiers!
icu will iind Yourselves opposed To no new
enemy: but. if hc be brave and disciplined. yOu
do not fear the meeting, and may boaSt Of the
days .. Goto Of Pa>trcngo. Of Santa Lucia,
OF So!nma tampa:a, Of Custora itself, where
only four bri:adc> contcadcd for three days with
five cor2>s|drm.,
will bc your leader On former occasions
We have known great part of you in the heat
of combats. and !, lighting by the side Of my
father, admired your yalor with
pride.
On the iiclof honor and Of glory YOU, am
certain, will know how to preserve and also TO
increase your fame rs valiant soldiers.
You will have for Your companions those IN
trcpid soldiers "t France. conqucrors in -
many great battles. whose comrades you were
on the rchcrnaya, and whom Napoleon III, cv-
cr fastening lhithcr where there is just cause
to defend and civilization to uphold, ctdr jar
preraLeTsJ generously sends TO our aid in nu-
lncrous bands
Advance, then, confident of victory, and
adorn your banner with fresh laurcls-that
banner which, with it> three coors and with
the chosen youth which, here assembled from
all parts Of Italy, are gathered together be-
meath it, points out to you that you have for
your task the independence of Italy, that just
and holy enterprise which will be your war
cry. NIcroR EMMANUEL.
TrEiN. Anril -, l>Jg