The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14
Rirmmh Qispatrb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. "a 1891
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Rrpubiicanism In karope.
The Zurich correspondent of the New York
.yos,sa. Of Commerce refers 10 the little impres.
siou made upon the public mind Of Europe bs
MAxxiNrs answer TO the letter OF TcMALzro,
the new Dictator, in which be was requested
voluata to leave the country In that ad-
dress MAzzrNI says:
e. have made the greatest sacr moe witch ever
could make. when Gu, OF love Tor freedom AND
Declared that [ did acknewiedse the monarchy,
not FROM respect OF ,n,ais,e rs ana m9narehs; hut
sapport IT, Il it woald establish the unity OF the
coantry; and that, Il once l sneuS feel bound to
V,sndd y ~ AXE IL known to friends and foes, can
nos act otherwise. II lawful men, like You. bs-
lteve my words, II ~ your duty to convince my
sdversaries tkattae Intolerance which they exer
,s the ont, asase OF anarchy which At present
exists. ksttt yod DO not peiieve a man, who TOT
thltty years has been Struggling with all his pow
crs for the nation. who tsusht his aeeuseis 20
spese falsely. you ma, do as yen psassI !, nm en
are unsrateful 1t is ne reason why ssosa sap,'''
TO their IN Justice, and moreover sppFoVe Oh a.
Nevertheless MAzztNt has lett Naples, al
though he said he would not so, but 1t must ee
admitted that the party which he represents
remains. The Journals correspondent gives
20 that party, under the leadership of MAJ
srSr. All The credit of undermining the abso-
late monarchy and conspirins fer it's over
throw without referring to more remote
facts. he insists that the thorough revolution
Ling of the Two Sictlies and of the Papai
States, the rising of the people in Sicily,in the
Neapohtae provinces and in the Roman
towns, lay, the expedition of GARlBALDI and
its great support with men, arms and money,
tsessentiaily and almost exclusively Repub-
lican work. GARIBALDI himself is Repub-
lican at heart, as he recently affirmed anew
when addressing ia the city Of Naples the Of
foers of the National Guard In these words !:
"Na.zlni is a Republican, and am Repuhli-
1n soS n ~ ',s ns ndy e.. sways have
OF the greatest spirits and the greatest hearts OF
tss so wnf Nell Ne uo
not stso lere for the Iurlose of throwing obEta-
e. gsi but for inheI,ss the S National
asos will have 1t so. He mas my word, my pro-
eeauon guards HIM"
We infer from the letter OF the journals
correspondent that this radical antipathy be-
tween the two factions in the Italian camp,
will not De healed over by the armis-
ssee which they have concluded ION condi-
Tion," Gays the writer, THAT the monarchy
should earnestly ana sincerely promote the
Liberation and unification of the country
Itis sti4i remembered that the Sardinian Gov
eminent, thongh not daring to oppose CARL
sALpfs expedition, publicly disavowed the
Generals acts, and loudly protested that the
ornaments and expedition were undertaken
without their knowledge and against their
will; that they endeayored to confne CARL
BALD TO the island OF Sicily, and to deprive
him as soon possible of his power; that
they interfered by force with his expedition
against Rome; that they stopped enlisting
volunteers and collecting arms for him when
they feared his power might becopac too great
Count CAvoUR, according tie recent revela-
tions, even went SO far as TO call GARIBALDI
a crazy fool, when he started for Sicily. But
soon as GARI6ALDTs overthrow of the
Neapolitan 6 government was an ascertained
fact, the Sssdinian Government took upon it.
self, with charming alacrity, the full respon-
sihfEty of everything that was done; with
singular modesty clalmed the province for it.
Sseii and the constitutional party, and with
exquisite GOODNESS denounced the real authors
as aGiators and disturbers Of peace and or
der. King VICToR EMANUEL, for Instance,
says in his proclamation TO the people OF
Southern Italy:
I'm the two Sioilies. the new order Of things
was Instituted IN my name; but some acts gave
room TO the apprehension that this policy, follog
ed anuer name, well interpreted; all
itas fesIed, that under protection OF renowned
popularity, OF an antleus honesty a faction mig ht
gain strength. which wDu Id be able sacrihce
the triumph of nationality TO the phantoms OF their
ambitious fsuatlcisni."
The cause OF Republicanism has suffered
heavy blow in Italy, and does not seem to
3avs many friends in Europe. The reason
probably is, that MAZZINI ReputlicanIsm
means agrarianism, socialism, and universal
anarchy.