The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

sued the esme course aud struggled FOR the inas
u ctpce Of bis country botn "a The field ADD ~ this
60 OIL chamber. As the King p1sfd hsouga thsir
,u, T. sma the shouts OF thousaa U.s. ama tae acelaua
lni Of szzaroni wto few mouths sgn rssny a. ID
io"y demonstrators q" loyalty 10 the wosst q iyrasu,
h more eduoaed Spectators huve felt tho geelt
Iess a the triumph aud the pie OF lesson
There we're smons them, doubiess. many whose wrists
stl called by Bourbon Handouts, wh3se ey were
weak by Iorg bsorustion " dsrkresr, whose lungs
we're asthmatc through tho stencil OF prisons whose
francs weak from years OF Insufficient food whose
bacI g. perhaps acre SCARED By tie Lash Other aod
more horrible out ages might be recorded by Of
ihofe Who stood 70 see me saviour OF thai, cosatry AID
has been so calamity won for him 10 such men the
nu Of the present year must seem ike dream, so
rapo ASTONISHING ann complete has oeen the ovortnro~
Of the race which persecaied them IL this moment o!
10y they mus, have been Inclined {, view sil things
iavorably and yet requires some pl,is,s ana some
Conversion Of the Eeapcsan mnif'tute The patriots
Who like Poero, sue 80 for their efforts TO confer liberty
the people Of Southern Italy mus. remember that this
PEG pIc cav them 60 10 their dungeons without
mnr almost without thought that for ton years they
IN eeied In misery while Naples ate drank, danced,
rAg. and slept uscal and that 1t Is ooly when tho
baboe Of distant PROVINCE healed BY bold sdvenurer,
drive the Tyranny from their homes that they venture
.pi,in worse than death Then, indeed they raise
their voices high enough and shous mnre loudly for the
o. Dss ,nsn e,s, h sa.y y,
and feDze0 rs rose enDg the Kings path-as she
eicd upturred countenances watched hisprogress-tns
martyrs Of liberty must have thought with se bitter
bow great b,ns Eucces, which ran transfer the
affections and tranEmutc the principles OF al entire m
sion.
Bot, II the enthusiasm OF Naples be not an ofer
ing Of the highest c.ss, II The Loyalty Of this
uprsruc.ed ard impu sive raoesa- follow the strong.
eet battaions and the moat determined policy, 90
much the credit ls due to the ruler, the
end the SOLDIERS who have insured to
the OF liberty. We have always thought that In
these Italian affairs the oppor.une have been made by
the rather than u sy tho opportunities Italy
every 1Ds to The pSSy and The courage o. sc, nor
Austrian, no vsgus yeGyning ater nationality, no i'm
puses towards unity would bsye advanced the country
eep towsres ITS ends had not beea for the bold
Minister who established free Institutions la QUO little
STATE who toek part the Of Europe IN 1856,
and Who, without rashness clustering. opposed the
pre&nslous OF Austria during his whole raga /; is
Victor Emanuel the patient worker OF ten years, thu
| constitutional king between tao despotc empires,
the restorer Of Iiaan Armies n Independent
sction IN Europe, the party 10 tho impor tant
Treaty u Paris whom educated Neapotsns Will cheer
While the honor the presep and DO down
To power ho~ever obaired these who rave kno IN how
10 oppose both succsts and power viii jpn with them
for otce IN bon'ting the courageous State OF Sardinia
| ard 10 sise and polite government
II must crafty esry one TO observe tina. tho feud
which divided Garbal from the Kings advisers gems
U have been quiesed forever Tue Dictator has been
also joining festivities which folio victory aud
has presented the Hungarian soldiers with coors ia
speecn which bres,hes nothing but devotion TO the
cause Of Italy and ,h whom she has
The authority Of Victor Emanuel IS by this time fully
throughout IN, country, sept In the two
forsras'ts which stl hol out for the Bourbon tbs
| objectionable appointments have been Cancelled: botr
the roactiopiss and the ultra democrats have been
j
at end, and tie Two sicuies completely aod
regularly governed by the ki1g r tho had
descended to him through twenty geneT atons OF
tors Victor EmaEuel is King from the Al % q
Sicily official procan alton has thu Bourbon
kirecor TO the happy provinces ~hah united
the fcepiTe OF Savoy. Next will como the turn Of
toe Roman states There 50 tic issue cannot be doubt
fl Ia every dsrc. whore French ores do not keep
te people from the ballot box the hateful swsy of the
Pope will be rerudised, aud all classes will hasten "a
tRi s'er their allegiance to the King OF Italy The
l Only fear 10 lest dsturbsrces may arise through
the indignation OF the people In tn, gsrrisoned pro
VICES An nhAbitant Of Rome. or Cisits vecch,a
Nerbo, may be goaded " rash act by the know
iecge that while bis fortunate couutrymen
cec,,ng constitutional Sovereign. ne and hs neighbors
arc .o remain the slaves OF ele,e eoclesasca
rule be taxed the army which Expresses thcm to be
suhec TO the oarages of Germsu u ndotteri specta
tors Of the riotg OF 6thy Hshmen We sincerely hope
that The nduetoc Of this country Will DO exerted
cpe a. large proportion possible OF the people OF the
Roman States from this unhappy doom We have
Always thoueht that the city OF Rome and q
few miles Of the Campagpa are quite suilciep,
heritage for the Pcpcs, and thai then
care tbould be taken 10 aive tho Romans municipal
institutions something akin to these -hish exist 10 Ha
burg and the other Germsu free towns Should such
policy be carried out nothing will remain but to salute
Victor Emanuel the first King Of Italy and wish him
and his new realm prosperity and happiness.