American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
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A Correspondent Of the Paris Uuivers
gives the following as the substance Of the
Pope's answer TO the Emperor Napo Icons
proposition, conveyed by NJ. Mennsval,
respecting the Italian Confederation:
Plus TX. thanks the Emperor Of the
French for the interest which be unceasing
y. displays for the Holy See and the person
Of the Pope. He regards as an instance Of
the EmperOr's flial- devotion the PROPOSE.
tion relatiye.to the Honorary Presidency
of 3 Confederation or Italian League, aud
he would not refuse that post without hay.
ing the most ample information respecting
engage ements which would result fromit
and the relations which would exist be-
tween him and the various Italian Sover.
eigns. When be has procured such infol-
nation. he will be enabled TO see whether
Catholic interests will permit him to 40,
oept, and in that case the pacifcatlon Of
Italy aud the return Of its rebellious pro-
yinces will naturally have 10 precede the
establishment OF that Confederation and Of
the Honorary Presidency.
The Dritto Of Turin states that King
Victor Emanuel, when subscribing the pres
liminaries of peace. added, ''eSoepi the
clauses relating to the Italian Conledera
ton" The Dritto adds that the Sandman
Ministry is resolved at all hazards to reject
the Confederation proposed in the Conven-
tiOn Of Villafranoa, and that any Minister
who should assent to league With Austria
and the other Princes Of Italy would betray
the country. and deserve capital condem :
nation.
The Paris correspondent Of the london
Star not the best authority in the world. }
writing August /, says: "Sefious rumors
have reached Paris this morning from Italy
that secret manifesto, announcing the
only solution to the intricate question which
has been raised by the war, is said to have
been distributed throughout Lombardy.
This solution purports to be the elec-
ton Of Garibaldi as Dictator, which wcfld
Immediately rally the whole Of Italy be-
meath the banner Of the only chief accept
ed by all Italians. Garabaldi has had no
voice in the affair, which has been got up
at the insiigation Of some the members Of
the ex.municipalties Of Milan, who. alarm.
ed at the revolutionary turn which affairs
are TAX ing in that city. seek to arrive al
the solving of the problem at once by ao-
cepting all its consequences without dis
guise, and thus avoiding the bloodshed
and opposition which must arise from the
false position in which all parties at pres
ent stand.
The Eco D'Italia. Of this city, New
York, publishes the addresses Of various
municipalities of Italy, to the Sardinian
crown, which are at this time Of peculiar
interest. as showing the state Of popular
feeling in Italy and the great popularity
of Victor Emanuel and his Government
First, we have the address Of the munic.
ipalilies Of Modena to the citizens as fol.
lows: "The event just concluded leaves
the population free to use their votes il
the choice Of Government. In this state
Of affairs. none of your citizens can hesi.
tate to confirm your choice of l848. ant
confide your destinies to that generous
Government. which has spared no sacri
foe to redeem our country from a state o
slavery-whieh is proud to have shed it
blood for Italian Independence and wbicl
is the great head OF our nationality. No
none Of yon can hesitate TO proclaim agair
as your King. the august scion Of III,
House Of Savoy the first soldier in Italy
the glorious Victor Emanuel.
Sscoud, Napoleon HI has said that Iisl,
has become free nation. Let us show
ourselves worthy Of being SO, and we can
not better prove it than by uniting our
selves to that Kingdom, which only rep
resents this nationality, which has repre-
sented in 1848 in the Crimea, in the di
plomalic congress Of Paris. and has finally
com lle,ely acquired it at the price of thu
blood spilled Ia IL the battles Of Montebello
Pal,slro. Magenta and San Msrteno.
Fellow citizens, since 1913 we have heeI
united to Piedmont. let US say 10 day fol
the third time, we wish to remain united
at any cost. Your representatives giv'
4 you the example. subscribing their names
FIRST and notifying you that in hall o.
this municipal palace. and in many othe
palaces. both in this city and:its dependen
cies. agencies will be Immediately opened
to receive your signatures. II you wisl
to preserve the liberty that the Dvin
Providence has given you by means Of th
Allied Armies. be strong and united. anC
do not forget that upon ourselves alone de
ponds your freedom from further tyranny
4 A Turin correspondent. Of the Londol
Times says; 1t seems the general impres
sion that, until the Zurich Conference i
over, we need hardly expect impottan
events or changes in Italian affairs; unit
then, it lis believed the exiled OF fugitiv
Dukes will content themselves with pre-
pairing lor their return; and their disobs
) disnt subjects will limit their activity
preparations or resistance. So be it,
The evil day will come soon enough
Such, at least, IS the creed of that desp;
dent majority Of Italians who behold an
archy and confusion in Central Italy in n
distant perspective, and who can dis,ove
as remedy nothing more probable tha
Frer ch or Austrian Intervention. Peopl
are very low spirited here at present. TIL
J. hops TO which they most fondly clung il
that European Congress may settle th
Italian question on a more satisfaction
basis than thatindicated by the Conventio
: of Villsfranca.