The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

revolt Of the four legations was made and Ia msntnped
the means Of party which owes its power to foreign
hep, and hopes OF st greater assistance do not
Why rebellion made by niqutous foreign aid should MOI
Also be suppressed by legitimate foreign aid. Again. can
mon father and IN he Interests Of the Whole chrSs
universe, can be styled foreign Asssiance9
Finally on the one hand, the holy Father is willing
70 enter into new negotiations the basis Indicated on
the other hand he ID firmly resolved as he has publicly
stated, and intends to declare AGAIN. TO maintain, with
Gods AID whose vicar he s on earth the rights Of the
pAtrmony OF the Catholic Church, whatever may be the
attacks OF his advesares and whatever may be the OPP
position which may be unhappy brought against him u
de ROME ns .RoaO' rds.
The Great Revolution In Italy.
lfrom the London Chronicle, March l6
not easy TO exaggerse the importance the vote
by when central ltsy unes her destines 10 Sardinia.
Our sympeshes are too deep W admit time for considera
ton Never has there been more splendid exhibition Of
united WIZ on the part OF people, Never has there
been displayed unselhsh patriotism or more man
y determination. tndtsmayd BY e threatened comoi,a-
has pronouna he iTe"cas cord SS las p2onomncsS
cd'ly Jedrey and ai such undnimity she eapes En-
rope NO alternative tut 70 accept It. There ID onger
ate doubt as to the unbiased wishes OF the peo-
pie. Despotsm is shorn OF that last rag which
pesed % three times italy has returned the answer
She declared her will when she In revolution; she
again declared through her constituted institutions and
now ehe verhea BY the unimpeachabe test Of unver
cal suffrage II Is impossible for Europe ratfy de-
ceionB solemn and unanimous. these people are
70 be forced to have ruler obnoxious 10 them, must
commence TO unearn all the doctrines which II was the
boast OF civilization to have taught Our na1im
aust be, not kings for peoples oa peoples for Kings The
thrones Of Europe which owe their support 70 free cleo
uone hardly counenance doctrine subyersive OF
their authority. France, England and Belgium owe IL TO
their dignity and honor accept the annex
alton fat dccomps which they are bound in princi
pie to recognise II Is possible that another solution
might have been raught with less immediate peril OF
being contested Under such circumstances II was no
Dc ~
her to caution. But italy has undertaken the responsi
biy with the full knowledge Of its magnitude. As
free men ourselves, We admire her courage and respect
her decision Sooner or later, great Italian kingdom
must have been formed Tho vote Of Central Italy has
only anticipated to day what another half century would
iniailiby have effected in slower method No man,
with the map Of the Peninsula in bis hand and the least
knowledge Of the political relations o. Europe, could
imagine that the anomalous parcclpg out which he saw
could Austria hope TO maintain forever servtude an
enlightened people. alien 10 her In race tradition and
In languages It must have erminated Soon s, perhaps
well that II has terminated 10 day.
federation of small States offers greater guarantees
for peace than the constitution OF great single Power
and therefore, had Italy approved We should have joy
fully haled federation. But Italy has unanimously
jected federation. Fully recognizing the right OF peo
pie TO decide upon the form Of their own government
nx no Longer open US to dssass that Tine
Of facts Is all that we have now 10 consider, VIII
she permit Austria 70 overrule with the uira ratio OF
kings this n.inA ratio Of peopeshs solemn and legi
maze declaration Of race whom the Of misgovern
ent has not betrayed into the smallest violation OF ORDER
We have great respect for constituted rights but those
OF princes and Of kings are not entitled TO any
especial monopoly The right Of people 70 self govern.
ment the right Of people to good government takes pre-
cedence OF all other constituted rights The Pope and the
Dukes only claim attention when these have been
admitted and acknowledged Austria welcome pro-
test much she pleases but she not entitled out
rage all the principles upon which lgoverment founded
by forcing hateful dynasty upon the Italians. How
much misgovernment hiss alenated the hearts Of loyal
people evidenced by the significant fact that scarcely
&c hahn nf tho prp
have even mustered respectable minority, they might
have prevailed But the proportion Of pa TO 200 1853
Ion is free and proves that something stronger than
opinion has reduced these IA 70 brave the laughter
and the odium of their fellow citizens Az yet do not
be have stated. If the Holy See is capable Of
pro6tng by lesson, has received filled with mat
ter for ihe deepest reflection. Notwithstanding the d~s
Of tie VGcdn, the pdrth priests found cotng aud
Shaking the people tie side Of liberty and independence.
In the commencement Of this struggle predicted this
scbsm. he Church Of Rome recognizes no half oSedi
must be unlimited, or 1t Is nothing. The body
OF the working clergy already ut issue with her. will
she make their interest 10 discover entirely their
necton? &c Net que k premier pas qui coahand that
But We accept the annexation OF Central Italy TO sar.
DINA dI accompl-n0t only justified In principle but
by necesswe must also DO prepared fully and frankly
TO accept the conditions which renders necessary In
give guarantees for surs non upon her part
We must permit no pecdng Jealousy to obscure our judg
az whole and either ACCEPT or Reject n "a such Sar
dipa ought not 70 refuse any guaranteed which frankly
given leave 4 hone that peace VIII be maptaped The
strength Of Sardinia does NOT lie In forts or rivera Il lee
In good government Mes Ia the Ioyahy and Attachment
Of the people We have desire TO invest her with
We have no desre 10 See France Al the mercy of cob
nation which another half century might make too proba
BILE. We wish 70 Sardinia great free and independent
and we wish ts zee thai freedom and indeendeno ac
companed by the blessings Of peace not only now but
when she shall have consolidated her strength into
Northern Italian empire
Great Britain.
In the House OF Commons on the l4,h March BILL
having for ia object he extension OF the ecces
liberty OF cerpymen Of the Church OF England 20 the
tent enoved by nonconorlsts was debated and reject
cd bv vote of f6s 10 l3l
In the House OF Lords, on the 10TH Lord Taunton
moved that their ordships agree With the House of Com
mons IN an address 70 the Crown in auprobatou OF the
NOS sonnmerc,.l treafu With Ersnce