The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16
Affairs i'm Central Italy.

ADDRESS THE REGENT TO THE PEOPLE
Upon entering the Tuscan territory Commander Bu0n
eompagni issued the following proclamation
Populations Of Central Italy, among you, ap-
pointed by his royal Hghness Prince Eugene Of Savoy
Cargnan order contribute 70 the maintenance Of the
hws you have established until tue fate of these pro-
vmces shall have been deonivey settled come among
You you Of the Kings friendly feelings towards
you, and Of the affection Of Piedmont When the
Interrupted which to render Italy her MISTRESS
great enterprise resolved not 10 acknowledge any auho
In those who had opposed IT, and you united yourselves
that your combined forces might be better able to repe
any violence which might a mpted against your rights
While the government OF Tuscany and those OF the Trans
ApenDne provinces, stronger nov than they we're, since
they now united under single hand, preserve all
the powers conferred upon them by the Assemblies
cordDg to ne entered into between them and
the government Of the King the supreme
ton ~ the league in order that the bonds which unite the
allied provinces may be strengthened and their relations
with Piedmont become more intimate. The political
bonds established between you the symbol OF the
bonds Of concord which unite all hearts in love for Italian
Independence, and which facilitate that perseverance,
10 which King Victor emanuel exhorted you when
he gave to your wishes. 1t is not his desire
that this perseverance should be mpeded either by
foreign nterven on, internal dstur bances, dna1-
sal difficulties He is at the head Of srpg and free
people, indissolubly united TO its King for The defence
Italy either IN pace OF war and thankful Tor the
wished to be united with it, it IS ready to defend your
right its The civilized world admres what you
have done in order TO secure to these regions the blessings
of nds peDdeDce and liberty He whose name will be i'm
mortal in history for having been the first among foreign
rulers 10 proclaim the udubabe rights of Italy and for
having himself led the chivalrous French army aid
the Emperor Napoleon Ill assures you by his august ,oor
that your ,cork shall not be prevented BY foreign violence,
which formerly wont 10 suocae the germs OF liberty
in Italy The Powers Of Europe about to assemble
Congress in order to deliberate the OF settling
Ne affairs Of Italy and repairing the evil done by the
treaties of 1885, which regulated the rights OF princes but
forgot that there was in Italy Italian nation King VIC
tor Emanuel will appear there by of his representa-
tves uphold your rights which those Of Italy
tened by eternal Justice and consecrAed by the bloot Of
our brethren who died for our country more than
necessary that temperate counses, unity Of will
unehaken constancy in your resolutions respect 70 the
hws and to those to whom the will Of the people
trusted the management Of public Affairs may prove you
worthy Of the destiBes 70 which you aspire, and, while
10 all mpruden acts and aggression yet ready
vepel BY force okour either from sohsn from o0Ao,
may attempt TO destroy The pltscal ed.Sce erected TIE
fsSsdotion Of union order and liberty Ny Affection for
theee provinces known to you; have other ambi-
ton in coming among you but that Of secondng the Italian
policy Of Piedmont and OF contributing 70 your great
terprise rely upon your confidence and the opera
ton Of governors, Who by animating and directing
your efforts have already deserved well Of the
Try and who, by continuing to exercise the authority
entrusted 70 them viii acquire further claims 70 s gra-
Htude.
The Governor General Of the United Provinces OF Gen.
trail Italy. G. BUONOOAPAGNL
IICHORN, Dec. n.