The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06
TTALYAH AFTAms.

Lovers offfeedom everywhere win be rejoiced
Of tho nsvs brought by the last steamer Of the
complete rout OF Lamorcierss's troops by the
soldiers Of Garibaldi under Gen Cisldini, thus
virtually settling the Italian question, and re
storing Italy, after thirteen centuries Of bondage
- her ancient freedom. From the moment Of
Garibaldis entrance into Sicily, his career has
been an uninterrupted succession of triumphs,
which led ~ 70 hope for the best in HE contest
with Lamorcierre, but with hardly the hope of
such . triumph - the news indicates. The bat
Tie lasasd six hours and Was hotly contested, but
Lamoeciese's troops were no match for their op-
ponents, and suffered great loss. The greater
part e the army capitalized, the leader escaping
with few horsemen 10 Ancona. Thus all the
Roman Territory. with the exception Of Rome,
Viterbo and Civlta Vecchia, BY thisdecisive con-
test Of September lS, . day memorable in the
history Of freedom, il brought to independence
under the heroic Garibaldi ateis lsss
It was hoped that this may be the last blow TO
be struck, - it was expected that the Nsapolitan
Kiag would leave Costa, and that the Pope would
leave Rome, abandoning everything to Garibaldi
without further struggle, and it 10 said that the
Repe's manifesto. announcing such determine
ton, 10 already prepared. Whittier he will gois
mot known, but the Queen Of Spain has offered
him refuge in her dominions and the Sacred Col
lege have been attempting 70 induce him to 60
there a. 70 Austria. sJr-se; ~
IN the news there may be prospect Of diff
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thoagh vs hope hat such may mot endanger the
Gauss. 0aribaldi has written letter to the King
demanding 10000 troops TO garrison Naples, and
slso demanding the dismiasal Of Csyeur and Fa-
xini, ~ coaditions essential TO good under
standing between him and Piedmont We trust
shat tAis b not portentious Of difficulty between
obese two great champions Of Italian independ-
saoe. II hes been intimsted for some time that
there exists . rivaiy between them, but We think
there % too much Of the spirit Of Washington
in Garibaldi to allow the freedom Of his country
10 be compromised by any personal consider.
A4ionA eH9 es VS.
a. Wednesday last the Republicans Of Flint
River township raised pole At Ripley's School.
house, and hoisted handsome Gag bearing the
names Of Lincoln and Hamlin. They had large
and enthusiastic meeting. good speeches and .
good time, the only draw back being the pre-
ssnce OF . few noisy Democrats Who interrupted
the speaking BY diaosdsriy and nnbecoming CON.
dact Bat these fellows OF some others Of the
came ilk. The same night covered by the dark
nesa. like at Of thieves q burglars after the
1ssting adjourned, and the crowd had gone
home, vented their envy and malice BY cutting
the dag into ribbons and stealing large portion
Of the rope fhisis an exhibition Of petty mean.
pess which ws did not expect In Flint River
The msn guilty Of It euly lack courage, that is
~, 70 Be- guilty q DE- same enormities - their
solaborers q the South. II they dared and had
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