The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

Of the royal dictator almost 70 result b fatal
sequences The logic Of the insurrecon required every
insurged province 70 put itself under local revolution
administration and each TO contribute by representa-
tive 70 the formation Of national revolutionary gov
s.msns but sysn this naoas ss5Sy
o0nfuting the etupid chit chat Of the Euro
pean press 70 our disseusions. II constitutes
the Italian law. Patriotism Is at this moment
so powerful in Italy as to overcome all mistakes Good
citizens, instead Of deeparng. must try to give 1t the
right direction And for that purpose they mus. Insist,
without fear Of agn interpretations upon true state
OF the situation The moment is too solemn to care either
for Immediate favor or for caumny.
GAS 10 l848 and still 80, the Italian movement
tends to liberty and national unity. The war Ia under
With epro civ dsrens yisws AZ in is4s and s more
the antagonism existing between the tendencies OF
the nation and those Of the accepted Chiefs which then
ruined the war; menaces Italy with tremendous disap
"wbat Italy aspres to is national unity. Louis Napo-
conceded to him by Piedmont as the price for bis aid In
the formation Of northern kingdom, he wants oppor
tuny to set up the throne of Mura In the South and
the throne of his cousin In the centre. Rome and part OF
the Roman State are to remain under the
me ut o. the Pope.
at does not matter whether sincerely or not the minis
try which 10 day rules supreme in Piedmont has gvea its
consent 10 this plan
"Ialy is thus TO divided into four sates two to be
directly governed by the foreigner; indirectly France
would have the whole Of Italy The Pope has been q
rench vnssal snce i849 the King Of Sardias from
latitude and nfeiofIty Of forces would become the
The design would be entirely executed should Austria
esis. TO the last But Austria defeated at the outset
bould offer terms like those which, at certain moment
lS4s che offered TO the British government, viz the
bandonme mt OF Lombardy, the condition OF retaining
VENICE peace naturally aupporea ~ tae wnoO apo@ -
the aggrandzement Of the Sduian monarchy and Of the
cession Of Savoy and Nzza 70 France, would be insisted
patrons and the full execution Of the pet plan be de-
lerred to some more favorable moment
"rhis plan Is known to the governments Of Europe
w fer
The elements already prepared Of coalition between Eng
land Germany and Prnssia-a coalition Inevitable des
pe the declaration the contrary Of tho governments
f Italy independent of Bonapartes alliance should not
and the treaties Of 1915 win fatally form the pivot
OF the coalition The coalition Is feared by Louis Ma
poleon. Hence his league with Russia, an M
certain and perfdious ally; but still ready TO step
in the condition OF loercde concessions such the
aoaolue a6andonment OF Poland and TIE general pfoes
~ sne o. na IN sTcaans S
be prolonged 50 as to assume consequent upon Ger
intervention European proportions, the instruction
that Of Hungary, would enable the asnce pal
pable forms.
'"in IN the Territorial dsO
Of popular right and liberty. Russian princes
would govern the States established on the
princes Of the Bonapat dynasty tho new States Of italy
rd perhaps others into the bargain according to eventu
as Constantine OF Russia is already proposed to the
Hungarian mslcontents as Louis Napoleon Bouapar.e to
The mouarcbic aoittors of the Legations and Of r,s
cany As Charles v and Clement vii. although mortal
pemes coaesced in order to divide among t6emseve
the free cities of Ila the two Cars hating each other
cordially caaesSe IN sTder to ste all aspirations for
or an nerind Tho Thertv os Pies
mont betraved bv Ca,vonr with mute nress every
on NON Tho oreraona rravsnted ths nsooa rsnt
in darrness a. N eyarv thing tha Hed ceared II,
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the Italian revoln,nn snch course aid not sni, IN,
II of tha INV n
,he nSonia ana to Hhsrtv snmrrad him n seeL
The s,iiopco If ,vrspnv@snd NJ 1ur,nnu which nS
lint NJ ola traditions of connuost aii natiors aho
nate. This conception has changed tho vsrv nature
OF the Italian cause Ir II comes out victorious with
be ally accepted as s patron the national unity Is LOST
aJy Is made the field Of ew division under the French
proiectorate II IL succumbs with the man of December
tally will have pay damages and to undergo reactions
without end and Europe, instead Of com planning Of u.s.
will say, SERVES you right (Voi non ayets Sc non
Qao che nas,ots All calculations all human tactcs
are swayed by moral laws, which people dare
late with impuDy Every guilt drags inevitably behind
itself its expiration France-And thus we told her at the
timecxpates the expedition 10 Rome May GOD exempt
Italy from the severe expaon deserved by the Sandman
monarchy for having coupled cause sancti6ed by half
century of sscrfce of martyrdom and vrtuous sspra
TONS with the banner of egotism and tyranny!
sNeyertheless the war Ia a fact-a powerful fact
which CT Gates new duties and essential modides our
proceedings Between the conception Of Cavour and
the menace Of coalition, between Louis Napoleon and
Austria equally fatal there stands Itay-the more serious
the dangers Of the situation are the more the Efforts
all must concentrate themselves to save the common
atherland from the pers it incurs If the war was car
ried on between governments we might remain specta