The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04

made deliberately and with ali proper preparations; all
the parts are ready 70 fern the whole, and Tho Pope
would take the advice urged upon him by his t.uorous
hepos and-may we addY--the mint nov II sen him by
his Imperial patron We apprehend should hear no
Of the Pope OF Rome except herarch one
Of the three great secis of the O. hoc Church Of Chris
tendon.
The only fear we have In this country "a lest IL Grand
guots approximations shou1 not be well founded
could wish them 10 be II 10 hardly 20 be expected
that so judicial blindness should have fallen upon the
n!albe Father OF the Church induce him 10 f1rc2o
the power be possesses Of embrong all Europe with
immunity such an abandonment seemed to be con.
iirgtIcy widely improbable that no one Wac prepared
for H. II II should really take place, Garibadis Engsh
synpahzers have been wasting great deal OF earnest
alarm very inadequate occasion. While the friends
OF Italy this country have been dreadng the
Of Garibaldi towards Rome evil which would put I'll
things in peril and while we were apprenensye Of seeing
the Italian patriots, Of whom there not too many
The work they bave 10 casting away their lives useless
~ against French bayonets while we were deprecatinp
that march 10 Rome lest Gar bald should embro him
with stce Grandgnillot has received intelligence that
the enemies Of Italy are themselves likely 10 do
han her own sons could eject 70 secure her resurrection
They who would concede nothing importurate Il
concede everything. They are, according 10 Grand
guiIlos information, contemplating step which would
set France FREQ from the complications Of her po
sition and which would simplify everything tha. % now
involved IL this good should be but verified and
Il The Pope would but follow the example Of that true son
OF Holy Church who SET out the other day from Naples
how happy every body would be- The French, even
while they politely counsel him TO remain oice HIM plain
" 10 understand how delighted they cod b. 10 get rid u
him The Sardrans would doubtless be ready TO build
bridge OF gold 10 facilitate his DEPARTURE and 70 send him
constant supplies Of the same metal TO purchase hss alb
Then bloodshed would and peace more
would reign In Italy. Iamoriciere might spare the br
eade their drill The Germans and Swiss night avoid
unpleasant encounters with the Apmen OF Garbsli
ana the Iish--at least many Of them have NOT
tamey iendeIed themselves prisoners Of 10 the
saroinansreurning 10 their appandng friends, might
scatter themselves the face OF their island In Joyous
praise OF the generosity and good cheer Of the Plpa
vice. lher Also dnastious conflicts would impede
darken the march Of the Italians TO their metropolis
and II the peace besowrg Ponii should take French
garrison with him escort 10 Cvita Vecchia every
Italian es wen as every European object would be Ut once
attained all this good fortune for The peace Of the orkt
quite past praying for Grdndguii seer.s 10 Atnt IL
is NOT and ~ Grandyml0 ought 70 lnoo soaic persons
L 'ght read this article in the Csiionnel rather
tiroI hint 10 tle holy Father, and, such hint
nt nded and required to be strengthened General
Goyor, the friend OF Pic Mono, returns 70 Rome at crt
cal moment TO repeat the suggestion No doubt, 1t s
great opportunity 10 put the world at peace Bat Pic
Mono has not shown himself very tractable 70 his
friends, and II Is much TO be feared that the Chrs
tan motive OF pleasing his enemies may fail 70 induce
him TO away.
from the london Post tgoycrnment organl Sept. IS.
Sandman diplomacy and Italian enthusiasm have both
spoken the first memor Andum Of Count Cevour, the
second in proclamation OF General Garbadi. II would
be unfair TO apply the standard Of thought Ian
guage estimate OF these documents, OF which
the scrupulously observes the conventonaltes OF
European chanceries The other addresses itself 10 the
Dewly erancipa.ed citizens Of Palermo Bat II there
any truth In the French pg "Le sye ses rhoHms
It satisfactory to think that the Italian possesses
manship Of Count Cavour, q corrective 70 the i'm
pulsiye enthusissm Of Gar.baldi or his advisers.
We entertain great doubts whether the address
to the people OF Palermo proceeded from
GaribaIds pen The Of the great patriot gene
raj has been hitherto distinguished by prudence but
the purpose implied in the Palermo proclamation OF pro
vosipg the armed hostility of France, gives little EVIL
tence Of discretion which the prese instance We
should recognise the better part OF yalor Unhappy
the extreme good nature OF Garbald has accorded de
gree Of influence TO certain persons whose counses and
acts resemble more the rawlings and outbreaks of
chained maniacs than the conclusions and conduct o
tional politicians We are strongly tempted IN believe
from the internal evidence OF the document that the
Minister Cspi has sgnalized ms advent IN the sespo
generally 10 March hares.
The memorandum Of Count Cavour broathes a wi ey
different spirit 1t is State paper Of tue highest ab
tyan ability shown quite much in the tact with which
The writer gdcs over thin ice Of intcrnaona law when
treating Of the occupation the coolaes and cenrncs
with which he has set ortb the political conditions OF
Central and Of Southern Italy Starting from tho peace
ment benooent pact to establish in behalf Of Italy
the principle Of non Intervention, instead OF being
the Pope ard the Austrian Princes Thanks 10 rs bcnc.
cent provisions the Romssna and tuscany have become
Incorporated with the dominons Of King Victor Emanuel
iaan order and European peace have received resh
curites from the Incorporation but is blessings
limited in extent They were not felt by We
rcc, nor shared by Naples, nor did they affect
the southern portion Of the PapAl states Cont
Cavour does not conceal from the Courts viii IN no
dressing his belief nat U.l Inics shaa become 1aan,
paid from ne Ans.rian dominion, Tier, BE- J1na
neat s.lemsnf n Italian asduI Tho discomfort the
NenetaIs AMI the precision Of Their rulers viii be
inmedi1tc for ne LbTaticn Of Tence uluid Kin
die 80 g1eoi asics eoa win many INTERESTS, and pc,
80 fade ccs 70 ne roe,fc tendces ard dssire of ku
ytpe ha al WhatereT iae1Gce " nacndl fselin2 ne at
,mIs 70 s,,s ~ TIE chains from me Queen OF the driaic
mat b deloyedto some future day We cannot but ap
prove the policy 81 this decision.
A war against Venice must be a revolutionary
war throughout all Austria; a revolutionary war
throughout, Austria u almost certain 10 rass into
general European war, and q general European
war might leave the Italian people IN a much worse
condition at It's cose than that which they found them
q elves hen A fn 49,
work OF Intervention principles crushed beneath
the heavy tramp Of million Of armed men, Italian sym
Iathics and hopes haisn interests aud rights viii be
treated with respect than has been accorded IN
All sges TO the earihcn pot when happens 70 cash with
IT, iron fellow.
But Italy may be said Is nov strong enough 10 hold
her II jst, order ihs, Italy may have time 20
TO trgane and deyeope Der great naiara resources that
alice, that We applaud the prudenc OF Count CAvours
resolution not 10 rrsh premaiurey and reckiess'y into
war Win ne Austrian empire Venice therefore, for The
presont s 10 remain unassaed. But fte cdlS uhtct
thus oro'e 10 resroin Sardinia from Attempting % ire
rsnis apply NEITHER 10 ne NecToilan % ne Roman
Safe Tic oppression and cruelty Of tho Soapotan rulers
after excluding them from the pale Of international
courtesy and respect, have provoked, justified and
cured the triumph OF revolution IN which the B,u bon
ynasiy has bter swept away Ike dust before the whrl
wind To what hand shall be transferred the sceptrc now
wtsied from their feeble, yet blood stained grasp
Naples must remain monarchy Scapolltan republic
mears simply republic IN the moon. II u q 70 become
and 10 be regarded frcc independent ma onal Italian
STATE siding by rs financial aud mil tary and naval
ran only be secured BY is Incorporation with ine DO
N inicns Of King Victor Emanuel Count Oayour there.
cre, rroca's the readiness 81 bis sovereign accept
IN the Interests Of monarchy Itself, the held
1ut to hirn cn tne point Of Garlbaldi's sword
But while Northern s thus willing 10 unite nth South
Tn Italy, The Prince PoniG Of Rome stands Ia the midst
md, TIC Interests Of bis own temporal sovereignty ~
ell a. OF Tie whole Catholic w0rio. forbds banns
10 does So Cornt Csyour here informs the different En-
oTean governments for objects NJ direct variance With
u good government, aud In spirit directly opposel 10
" true re ision. That be may be enabled 10 me
he oppression Of his sabiocts home be systematically
LADDERS and caumnaics them abroad. Without the hod
vhch interest and gratitude give 20 rood rulers over the
uppot and Affections Of their subjects he hes
eit o. retaining power excep, By employing his spi.
isuA lnfrcnee 70 Obtain money ana soldiers
rom other countries. The power Of tho Romaa
'rinee s only upheld by the taGmnics AGAINST
10 own peclc which ne is enabled % propagate In hs
haTaeter VI Roman rontir by appealing 20 the fsna.i
lam and ignorance cf all Catholic countries he has rkcd
ogeihof Tree companies, recar tho most shameful aud
srausnarv memories OF The Made Ages 10 the irtc.
esu OF Italian order and Independence not less than In
~ truc interests q the head Of the C,;ho Church. tho
sdinian government has resolved tc free The Tara
atts Of this swarm OF military locusts; give 10 the
Inhabitants u the Marches and the omagra opporiu.
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