The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

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TIL. people Of America, In that natural sym.
,,,hv which they feel with the people of all
,,untres who are struggling to shake OF al
legged oppression, should not permit their en-
thusiasm to blind them to certain deveiop-
ments of the Italian contest, which anora a
striking illustration OF the real respect at
tached to principles OF internsuonA, IA. anu
nations, rights and Independence by those
who are most loudly prating OF them, and
u,o .rs e,ernaily denouncing this country as
80, ~ administers and land pirates. The
60 ,n., adventurous and rowing spirits have
.,,na occasionally from the United States TO
.n,h,rs ia zach enterprises IA those of 14oPsz
and WALKER have been made the ground
work of the most sweeping abuse and denun-
citation of our hole country by the European
nress. and an English naval commander mas
Waved the part Of policeman and handed
WALKER over TO the executioner for his fill
clustering forays In entral America whist
1hi. abusiys and bloody measure Is melted out
Ia our countrymen GARIBALDI IL cheered on
10 The echo In his filibuster,ng descent upon
Italy. supplied by Sardinia, Power At
peses with Naples, with arms and soldiers,
and backed up by English volunteers, who,
no doubt. have done the hardest part of his
nshtipr. And all this has been enthusiastic
cslly applauded by the same public sentiment
which denounees as pirates worthy of the
cailows. and hands over to the executioner,
such men as WILLIAM WALKER, who, what
ever his faults was a man OF as much
courage and talent and engaged in quite
as fair and practicable an enterprise as
GAEIBALpI. But this is not ALL Here
A. n significant item by the Canadians ad-
vices: The Patrie says that "GARlBALDf has
thanked The seansen Of the English SHIP ReaoWn,
,rko ssyrfd the CiARIBALDIAN guns on the LIST Of
O..obey, Tss men HAT day on iears Of alb
>,ar.- Observe the fact that whilst one Eng
fish man.of.w is delivering one filibuster
:, death in the West, another is landing her
men 10 fight the battles of a tlilibusier in the
East. Whether GARlBALDI be fillibuster or
not. makes no difference in this outrage upon
national right and justice. England Is at
pasca with Naples and the landing OF trained
arlitler;s,s from d British ship. of-war, 10
work The batteries OF an enemy OF Naples
i a Casrant act of treachery and injustice
which IL will be idle TO eyade by the pitiful
and unworthy pretext already prepared for
the occasiQL, that the men were on leave OF
absence and acting for themselves. Every one
knows that they never could have obtained
that leave OF absence, under the circumstances
OF tie times and place, without design that
they should take part in the contest ard that
1hey would never have dared 10 take that part
except with the assurance that 1t was agreea-
ble 10 the wishes of their officers. what
would be said of a United States ship-of-War
in Mexico, or Central or South America, II
her officers should permit her men to land and
work the guns in the battles OF faction in
those countries endeavoring to overthrow the
government Certainly, we should never hear
the last Of il, and would probably be threat
eued with European Intervention to make us
respect the rights of others. We have no
sympathy with European despotismi we
should rejoice to see all Italy capable of being
Tree We loathe and detest oppression in all
It's varying forms but even If the King
OF Naples be as great tyrant as he Is
represented, does England pretend that cp-
preston and despotism in one country
iustifies the Interference of another! This
would be a new principle OF interna-
rional law and one which, if well founded,
she should hasten to apply to Turkey, Rus
STA Austria ar Prussia her faithful friends
and allies. Nay, more; she should pre-
sumo as she dare not, to set up any such nom
sensicaI apology yindication at the bar OF
public opinion. how aid she relish Its ap-
plication TO herself in the case of Ireland
Suppose that impoverished and oppressed
people, who have suffered at the hands OF
England thousand fold more than the people
otI'aly have suffered from any Of their rulers,
should again reyolt,as they have often reyolted'
what would she thi nix of an Irish GARIBALDI
Let the galloIs on which Robert EMMETT
and other patriots suffered answer. And how
would she regard the unteering of French
1neE, Italians aud Americans under this Irish
GARIBALDrs banner and what would she
think Of French or American national ves-
sci which should land its men, under pre-
tence Of days leave of absence, to work the
guns of the rebels and batter down her strong
est Qualifications Yet this is precisely her
own course towards the friendly power OF
Naples. Let our countrymen remember these
facts, and avail themselves Of them for future
Tefere zee, when we receive our periodical iec-
lures from the London press on the Iorays
which a few adventures and mis- GUIDED men,
whom there is no power in our government or
people TO restrain, sometimes make from our
shores.
There is also another fact which we wish
our countrynen to bear in mind, that they
may know how to appreciate the justice OF the
abuse which Europeans so persistently and
come xion with an alleged disposition of our
Government Us well as people to intervene in
the affairs of neghboring and friendly States
The accuse ton is equally groundless and ma
,igrant; but what is the example they set us
The Intervention by Sardinia ia Naples, Sicily,
and the States of the Church, is one OF The
most fiagrant acts Of national wrong and in
}aa lice recorded in the annals of history. The
hot hat
invasion OF GARIBALDI and Of Sardinia there
is a great difference the one, himself Roman,
comes TO lead the disaffected of his country
men in their struggle against an unpopular
government; but Sandman invasion consti-
tutes a direct intervention of one regularly
constituted State in the affairs Of another in
dependent State. Strange TO say, Sandman
invasion took place without any declaration
of war, the representative of the King of Maple.
still being at Turin! Count CAvoUR gave it
30 be understood that the invasion by the
Sandman troops was principally directed
against the influence of GARIBALDI; now it
has become evident that they go to aid him.
We repeat, let Americans bear these facts in
mind, and they will understand that when
Europe eaiumniates the United States on ac-
count OF It's alleged contempt of the principles
of international right and justice it is not be-
cause Europe respects these principles, bu, be-
cause she hates our country, and is as maiig-
nant as she is corrupt, hypocriticai and false.
CAPT. HUGH NELSON PAGE.-In our Issue of
Monday last, we copied a paragraph referring
10 The services Of this gallant Virginian, who
as one of the few survivors of the battle of
lake Erie-and for Whose noble bearing up
ON that glorious occasion his native State