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

sardinia, Naples ANA hOmos
TIC semi Official organ OF the Turin Cabinet has just
puelished the following elaborate defence Of the policy
pursucd by Count Cavours Ministry both with reference
TO the NsapoitAn revelation and more recently In hav
ing determined 10 ocsupy Umbria and the Marches.
Several points, only touched 10 the norandu
transmitted the different European cou It's are he ~
treated with great funess Of detail and the posi,on 81
Sardinia regards Rome, Garioaldi aud the fore IN
Powers laid bare In the following unreseryed exposi.
ton
The fall o. the Neaps Titan government Is a Tremendous
lesscn for all absolute which attempt deny
the progress Of the age sad 10 reject The influence Of civil
zstion
The SeapOian government has coutrivcd In the course
OF forty years 10 Get up and organize an Administration
which, whilst covering the whole state like great net,
sought 10 mould the spirit Of the people and 10 inspire
with principles 10 harmony with the policy Of the King
s,rue,cn ard discipline q The army for the creation Of
considerable marine 10 the hour 81 danger
il Obtained from ali The Ell rts from fthe expense n m
all the sacrifices. which II has imposed upoa ia peopey
The simple fact !s that despotsm was princi.
pie Of life, but GAUGE Of death, unto governments
every feeling Of liberty and dignity viii no, feel them.
selves touched In tho hour 81 ycgr danger, hey
VIII not hasten 70 defend the government ;
indifference, even they should MOI provoke
the same. A Garibaldi lands Msrsals with 200 men,
and four months afterwards The whole eace erected oy
bourbon despotm govern 1000 oco Of subjects comes
down with crash. government which sssys tbs dee
TIMES 81 pcoo 600 Of Italians possess sufficient
strength 10 resist the daring oonds who lands ih
coasts nj the bead OF few brave young men.
But this ondorre represents rrneiple; be unfurs
rAfnt NhlCn " 70 ltAF sJmuOi W HVtftt hnn "
uniop and he eombais IN the name Of prince whom the
ltal sns love ard admire.
The regular dpomstts Of Europe entertain the opinion
that by the expedition u Gsrbsdi the Italian
has been diverted from its legitimate direction. but
what he direction, tLen, which The Italian
IRON Inc monsn, tnsbe italian people acquired s1n.
Gent strength BE- able Of themselves 70 settle their
own a1ars, the European dplomatee could scarcely
have Cherished horc 81 raising obstacles against the
free and Spontaneous action Of the nation.
II 10 from thr point q view that must consider the
sittcce assumed By our government towards Naples And
towards Rene
Many oaiur,nics have been sprcad ABROAD and many
Asehocs have obtained credcnce order thai The ad.
vesaries Of Couat CAvoars Ministry might paint his homo
policy m hostile W nationality his foreign policy a. hos
tile 70 those conservative principles which government
can never ABANDON save ~ The risk q nnding c swept
away by the raging pillows Of revoiu,icu
The Capitalization between the domestic and foreign
assaarts 81 Count Cavour " the proof TIA.
the policy pursued by him the sole policy capable f
reccrcilrg the interests ~ the nation with the
sh ~ Of q conservative POLICY
The sardpsn government could not abandon Garlbsil
and the time could sbdicae ia authority ia
the presence q movement, which hal broken ous With
out lie participation
Europe may indeed address remcnstranccs reproos
10 sardinia consequence q the occupation by the Su.
oman rcore 81 the Marches ard of UmSra but Juror,
pecd acknowledge that the vny OF order
and OF conservatism In Italy King Victor EmAn ae aud
that the opy constituted power BY shch the govern.
M, nts Of Europe trsnqulred Is tina. Of The sandman
Sate--our government
European diplomsey foresecs the complication which
foe from the ot TROOPS into the Marches
ara INTO rmbria; but could u FORM exsst cea 81 all
that would be ve happened II the government b.d re-
Harsd rert ard had shruns from the consequences Fore
pcd, rom he encrrcic step Nseh sas i've. sseri