, 1860-09-19
GOOD NEWS RtsoH ITALY.

Inc light u ttas you5g 1ro.slayery Kicg
o. A2ples To Gac:o, aad the near approach Of
the Republican army, with an:i-slayerg Gari-
ha|di at its head, 10 the capital, seem to he de-.
c.sive Of The fate o: the last OF the 1taiaa
Bourbons. Tho country will not he Aiyen up
without struggle; the revolutionists l,aye
hot aad sharp work before them; hut in these
days. when opinion is so mighty, the monarch
who cannot depend upon the good will
anl courage 0! the Inhabitants Of his
principal city, has little chaace, unkuppcrt-
Cd BY foreign arms, as B,mba must be,
TO recover tbs territery Ia has last- No TO-
gard tho game as ur, and the conquest
Of the King as thing which o1e or two Int
ties vii! settle forever. lie has taken with
linn al tho crown jewels, all the money n
the royal treasury, all the great works If art
which lie could carry of. aad what is more,
tbs deep aud burning curses Of long out
ragged and indignant people. But Gaeta is hut
q step away. 1t lies up the co1s., - mics
from Naples, and its chief meEit-1hst wlal,
recommended it to tic faipt-bcasted tvratt
who sought its rroteciion-is its military
strength. It is built On peninsula, and IS
imprcsDable from tbs land. Here Domba
may quist his apprehensions Of ialli:g into
revolutionary hards, aud, as the Poor Old
fopc d when he found refuge there in 1919,
coasolo himself alternately with curses ard
prayer. lis functions as ruler, except
"a they are exercised at tho .1pens,
Of the train Of nu1kies and lackies
WHO hare followed him, have c;ms to
an end. In months lime he will be plain
Mr.. Bomoa, or ut tins least enc Of tho small
mob Of vazrau: kinss aud prince, which Eu.
rope nercr lacks. Should he choose to get al
honest living, we hare a carriers route in an
out'district which is at his sc:vics, provided
always he makes lromp. payments and del:v-
ers his papers early. lie may accept because
his ps7plo ara free. Tee crushing load which
has borne them dowa to the dust has been re-
moved. priestly into!era: CO las goro with
tne military dcspotism by which Naples was
governed And though il the period between
the d:ata Of k:nsly authority and the firm e.-
tabliehment Of the government of tho people,
disorders may arse and anarchy prevail,
the end will gladden. tie hearts Of
FREQ men evtrywhere. Thark God
for raising up q Garibaldi to CO this great
work, and that other work which lies before
tim-lhe injecting Of revolutionary b1cod into
Rome! That last job eoEes ncxt That nest
Of robbers w!o steal in thu namo Of the Lord
ofassass!us who Gu: throats to tic mumblin~,
Of creeds and li1iaIies, Of two.apd-sl1-pecry
despots who wiring the ife-.lood from the rco-
pie 70 build churches co1secratcd to cant AID
sweating virsins,-that rest 0: ulc:ean beasts,
which has Iot bzen disturbed for ten years,
needs the smell Of fra and the haDemaa's
touch We believe, that, in s2i.o Of the
anathemas Of halfd.ad superstition
aad the sb1isks Of those upon whom tho
lessons Of tho century aro lest, Gari1aldi will
do that to which he is appointed. If 50, tie
temporal power Of the Pope, Icing ago v1urg
from men who battered dominion for escape
frcm damnatio7, will go to the baurns for
which Bomba's KinsshIp Eas just departed.
We like tile prospect. 1sloresEalows an anti
slavery triumph greater ttan inst CT lincolo's
eection. LIT us hope that ths mischievous
power Of the Pope, and the not less iuiquitons
power Of American Slavery, 1s controlling
clemen. in this government, By o:e Of those
condolences by which Providence si31alizes
great events, may conc to all end OF cns and
o1tcnt have Judge Dsuqlas' coiT.ts been in
vaded that Garibsldi might bo put down?