The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27
The Two Sicilies.

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When despatched my Saturdays letter the council
Was st sitting and did not break up until half
O'clock Al its termination sscertained that 20 resolu
on had been 10 With regard 10 the Ministerial pro
rramme and II was not until Sunday morning that n
accepted until later in the day that was pub
shed Before venture 10 make any observations on II
let me give u you entire
rRoGRAsa or MINISTRY.
CuiIKSs-when II sas proclaimed by the Minister Of
OF the government would be published II was the una
rnous expression Of the Councillors OF the Crown
propose TO create any further delay at a mo
ment when u ndtto1 Is preparing 10 sind It's
sary that the country should know the general laws by
which the State Is guided-the princip, In which
the Intends 10 trust At present for the settle
ment OF the future that IL should see the rst steps OF
our national existence free and independent 10 such
way public opinion Hum mated by acts and intentions,
will proceed 10 the exercise OF the electoral right with
calm confidence in the brmness Of the order OF
things and With oonscenious ceecraiion in the choice
Of deputies.
is that there be national prosperity which not
based upon the .nfalbe principles OF morality aud re-
Of forefsihers,he grand solemn, imrerishable
preston OF that 1ospc which trst proclaimed the bro
therhood Of men the emancipation o. The people As 10
the interior the fun AMI sincere execution OF the cons
tuition Of 1875 and the strong and legal repression Of
every effort 10 tie contrary, Will form the Interchangeable
subsrstum o. the government In the algtsy
OF rights duties there couserated w be found the
political regeneration Of the country which reasonably
waits 70 see vita, active virtue uAnsiuscd into al and
Jet 20 which the government vi pay regard. To begin
with the cardinal reforms Of legislative principles, the
government preparing for tie consideration Of Parls
mcni projects various bra,ches OF public interest,
and especially the foundation in the oommuns Of
LIE, more IN harmony with Political institutions 70 IN
iroduce better Arranged ann nslration, and while
CIV relief 70 those cases really in to assist In
tbe smeorsiion 81 their mora sediments while with
drawing them from ideuess and dishonesty, urge
the execution Of public works with az much energy
the state Of the provincial and national funds WILL per.
NIT and BY simple and rapid methods 10 hberae public
hind NV IA.
10 render in the highest the educator, corre
spending 10 the life Of the citizen and common 10
pier progress OF AZ material Interests which one
eide tend 10 the restoration q the enabces By methods
useful 70 the State and less oppressive 70 the nAion
and OF the other, b poac much az possible comc,,
sBdagg grord s,f,rpIlsss>spe roincW, sonrues Of
doe istmens, advantages y ri all ave senss Passing
on 10 secondary ameloratons which enter into the execu
tive powers q government, vii carry them out with
prompt and delbersive resolution 10 The Gdcioas and
goo choice Of public officers the government has
sumed and viii hold as rlle In giring public employ.
ment the necessity OF talent and the vel proved merits
Of citizens certain that where they reside viii be found
love OF Justice rectitude and regulated lberty-never
neglect OF the duties due 70 the constitutional yeo~ 10
these propositions the government calls the patriotism Of
all honorable 70 assist them and rem nds them OF
the WORKS Of grcsf Ialisn, "Lct not men say, 4
have not Gone i'll have no, said ~ because
say. Il have done Il, have said ~" As regards
the conduct Of the government In It's relations with the
foreigner II resolved At every cost 10 bold high and
the patriotism and the devotion Of the ous and
10 army. Nsais,os n ne Gou,im,n q ~ Tam
HQoiiafs a lscou, wsh rsslmon, and De kia,sy t-td
,DeTpcicdVy Pycecus n, n1qsofions, 'csN ~ dosNs 10
Jet II Shortiy epg Wlted "a i1dsscs bond ~ fortunes
u 0r,d Icir and III noble land abandoning ITSELF
and trusll and without any distractions from evil
passions, 70 the pursuit Of it's destnies "A 70 the
government, equal 70 liza loyalty the constant wish Is
will manifest 10 overcome The difficulties &C the q mes,
10 establish and accomplish the fortunes Of the
country The basis Of liberty and yet OF national
Independence, the supreme thought Of all talias minds
wherefore he Mnr<ry decided TO undertake all 10 at
tempt all % attain The great object OF the consolidation
NJ the constitutional monarchy ssd Of Italian ndepen.
dcIce.
Meanwhile sustained by the oiscientous execution OF
is duties trusts that the support Of public order aud
copddeoce will be continued 70 IT, and that In the ensuing
elections there viii be noble and active emulation 10 all
Of the electors 10 eli Ut from the national repre-
seniation the lea opinion of the real majority 70 which
alone cnnhded, 70 dsspse al uncertainty 70 destroy
even the Dortupat echoes Of tue past and cause itself
70 be the guide Of just aud legs aspirations.
SpfNuu.
clACOAO NJ MARr.NO,
FRANC. LAVERIO GAR0FAIO,
PRINCIPE ID T0REILA,
TIANtJ.Lt,
ii9lRIO RJuaNO.
Z n LANLiJIl