Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1860-11-16
Gar;baldi---His History.

litIS noted Sptdicf OF fortune ana CHAM
pion OF Italy was born on the 4til oi July,
1o07-a most appropriate day, it wnuld
appear, J. the cause to which he is devut-
ing his life. He has had much IN litary
experience in bot, Europe and America.
AS early as 1912 he became connected
with Il popular movement winch was then
made looking to the reduction ot Austrian
supremacy in the pc nus,l.a The present
Emperor OF France, L"ns Napoleon, and
an elder brother We're also III it, and II is
by no means improbable that from this
time daes Jher acquaintance. The en
terprise misca, riea--L"nis Napoleon and
his brother narrowly escaping from being
taken prisoners, winch would have been
Il short lo;., to the ocHtio,l. Garibaldi
fled from HE c"utstry, and soon ai:erwHrd
turned up in South America III a war
which WAS iheil Wageu be Wten 1rtz.i aAd
The United Provinces. Lnu:s ks.psienn
FUrIied Ills attention from ;an itdii,tn reV,-
l,ifin.is- :" ii;,5 of il French, An.! soag!I.
by Il military conspiracy a'iC cottD Ne 2l2ttft
make himself Emperor, III al oeO10+l4t9
al Sirdsbouig, III wincn lie nej Win even
more dl>a~' r'Hs defeat han he had me
with il, LAZY. III chose disastrous days oi
1881, wn;-n ali lia!r was pros rate AZ the
f,t-; ri Austria, these men, Ell iii early
yonsh, would nave been aoInnlohed anI
5l.e.I If 1i.4 III AL tia. scr.,
II ,Ime relied forward tut. thirly years aud
i.,oked i'll ni,nn ihe result of the cam| m|aigna
nt Sniferit,n and NiI!atranca, in whlch
stley were It, be such colispcunus actors.
in Snn'h America, i'll The endless wars
which prevailed, tlitilhatii had II it.il for
lis enterprise and military sigacity. l.
Mas attended ri ii har;i,nips and peril, b II
no nncn glory co;ld be gained in shis r,,
s,ric;ed range, Tor il i,,,, been long since.
iiie wars III Snnth Anltrlc:. have ajtrac. ed
more atie'.:ion than I! contest hetween
crows and kites. Wish tne opening Of the
:sre:, drama ot revolution in 1918, iii Eu
rope. Gailhsiidi rrtnrne,l 10 l:aly, burning
with Il desire tn carry ou5 The long deterr
ed, but still liot forgotten plan of 1S3i.-
TIE rnnf OF Charles Ali.ert, King "t Sar-
dinla, father nt lie present Victor Eman-
ue upo!. the disastrous ti1ll Of Nnva!a.
by the AustrialIs, ended for tie l!u,e i;a-
ian hopes, crushed them aitllns! ;ts eifec. u
ally as they had been seventeen years pre-
volls The heroic defence of ispne by
Galibaldi. III that year, hrs' gave MIN re
pntatlon.
In the Italian c:imn;li gn Of Napoleon, iii
1859. Gar,baldi rendered the ,ot ettec u
al service. and 80 he activity and energy
Of his corps were the French and Sardnl-
ans iudeb. ed Tor their memorable success.
The enterprise of Garibadl The rapidi'y
of his movements important results
which he effected with small nIealls--re-
minds one Of the early successes of n apo
! icon il, Italy, with his few half-etarved and
| half clothe baE1alions. Operating in an
| independent manner, it is not too much to
say that he gained more reputation than
any other commander He is evidently,
| however. parlizau chief OF the sfamp nt
our Marion. His military genius is OF
! that kind that does hest in independent
| opera. ion. rather than acting i'll concert
with others re- carry out Il great connected
/ plan lie is bold, brave and andacit rs
admirably fitted to pull down existing III
sfitutioDs, but not qualified to rebuild hem
/ His work in Naples and Southern Italy
will have to be managed by more stares
| manlike heads than his own, if it is TO be
permanent lie carries the sword OF Italy
! bnt Count Cavonr is its Cabinet Counsel
lor. He is evitie ntly rushing things al"ns
al pace that is much f;ts' er than The Sar
dnian or French CO insellors desire. Lie
| is precipitating'revolu and changes
faster Than they can control or organize
them They doubtless look to the unity o
/ the Italian Peninsula Under one govern
ment within some ten years, bHt he IS no
/ inclined ta wait SO long. AMI has brought
the great European powers face to face
j with the Italian question most unexpect
ediy. Whatever may be the fate of hi
revolution in Italy, he has written hi
name indelably npen the history of hi
age, aud will ever be one of its market
characters Cincinnati; E,aqm;rey,