New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

retention of V.Ie'ia srd 'be Mlbclo Dy hus TN ~ "a
altered version of the ars, u.sage iIo "a. fuPe'ot
., ~. FmprrsS Yes Italy IL free. But u Tree ncS
10 a demccraica con-ti,a,ions or Popuih Ems,
nat IN Nayosonc sense. Freedom - worn W "'s"y
eauipe- srd often takes its color tom ne rnra %
the interests Of the man who u-es II. ffe-non ia
Ss,ts did not ~. an that the Helot- were De-, 20 %
mn, ,o Sea,h If they gres too numerous oi so'
i-.uhi.some Freedom Ia Italy dCe- not ue an 'nas
-. inh Adj ants ar 10 have auy voice IN tAch own
,,e,ruert I,sly - free, bur L - free uncsr inps-
I corri,ons She : tree, ami she mus, oe ss'i-nei-
- sl,. i Venice free. She - Tree hnier Aa7Ia.
Ma rlore can she want Surely she ms h"I tnS
s,l'v IN cream Of TIE days Of pandOi0 Ao'ua via
u.rhsps give her one Of Au-1rias c~n Afehaehes;
~, az army whose bapds shaii etlVsn the isI1a
San Marco; aud xell-1r.ssed otcers VINO sn'N eiu V
III. pictures que cosiumes hat give NE " e.o
~ uaeuitc.p q, sqnsis. Is |etice asevs,e"-Si
Tbe, sbe ,oes nct kno what freedom ~ as Napoleon
knnvs ard . our ultra liberal iris MS 10 Eng AMI sho"
But let her not speak flollsh di,coh'ehUs 'oo ouy,
II Is only slce OF Lombardy when h'. 90 20 ~,
c,sr 10 Sardrra-" Iombsriy la the me ., tHe
N.pcio" Be,wixt the line" of the VI ncso snd ssne-
"a there ere large rivers which run Gown 20 se
Po, ana the land wa;ered Ly those rivers - l,icA
" h hrstolass tortEesses |, Is tne ". :,
iusn non gate by which she eotered l'ay az
her will: II i the sir of Austrian deeposn To "nch
he retired when there was danger IN tns Paas-
Hence she could speed ber tens oi 20
suy nssc-ut exposition OF disc0otent. lie nee oNuh
,an |. mbard. who enjoy your freedom nSder tho
sio~ If the we-tsrn walls of these great ioftne,
ard We liberated Nen@tisns who, as you cnRise'e yo
ItlneutaI posses Nons, can up W eo"",
fro~n upon those eastern bas,ions be not 100 pui
your free talk This country alec Is free. IL hes o1
tween the Alps and the Adnsuc and must pc neo.
With Venice, it shNes the honor OF being Tree uhaei
Arre tris But IL il ires pure Austrian p's'es-
siou-sn outpost Of the Tyrol Advancing like weige
night in q the body of Northern Italy. The uae nee
dom for which the Tuscsns ant Mode lese were nSn.
ing Consists IN taking back their Old fue's, ahu,
their Grand Dukes had known their true in'eresss,
they would have been in the csmp OF the rrench anu
not in that of the Austrian Emperor HipPas Is gong
back to Athens sgsn-the freedom OF Athens re iuues
his Oraioi. 49,. g
Archbishop Whstey insists that half the qusnels of
The world arse from iuat,ention TO lis losic-psope
will net mind their definitions. Ths Is the cau-e o tae
difference that eparated us some uae aso ron sav
E1plsh Radicals and Italian sympatalLers. IL they
had only defined what they meant by ltahsn liberty,
and defined il in the sense In which II now appears,
We should have doubted the Intentions OF Louis
Napoleon 10 give it them. Without beng extreme In
our sympaihies for Italy, we must confess that We
bsd sent Lord Stratford Lord Clarendon To Con-
eress To DO what England could for Italy, ana LOr1
Strstford or Lord Clarendon had come back, waving
his hat and shouting Italy Is Tree snd II II turned
ont tha be had LETT Austria a. Peschiers ~ Mantus,
and Al Venice ard had forced back tho Grsnd Dukes
upop Tuscory and Mosena and that this was what he
called Italian freedom, We sDouii nave oeen very
uch TEN sed TO cry out Justify for the impeachment
# Lord Sua ford or Lord Ca endcn IS n traitor
II We had had any notion that THIS was wns, VI NOS
suth and the gentlemen Of Birmingham, aud other
idoa.rs If the Emperor Napoleon desired, We think
we would have got it for them without strewiDg
Ialy with corpses and crowding the hospitals with
miserable manged soldiers. There is nothing in all
this which might not have been wrung from Austria by
force of dp macy. |, ought not to hurt her PRIDE and
il greatly increases her strength She Is relieved vi
the trouble of governing one turbulent aud expensive
province and she retains the power OF devastating IL
whenever she may please. She is now pacetin Italy
Ike asworof-b beside whale. Austriai is all weapon
Italy sl prey. Such the consequences OF people
Dot being 10 accord to the sense OF the words they
USE Bot we must in justice to Ourselves, explain that
the error has not been alone The man OF all men
who should have understood the Emperor Napoleon,
the an who of all men understands the Of Italy,
tie man who Of all met Italy hailed a. her Statesman
As she hailed his master as her Chsmpon-COunt
Csvour-was like ourselves deceived-the Free Italy
ii at he imagined very unlike that which the two
Empe rors have devised and in disgust he has retired
from The high position he has so long filed unable to
meet the repoaches of those whose hopes he had ex-
cited and whose indignation he has much cause to
dread.