Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
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Ihe entry OF thoi Ltdefalat oi' lay mo
the city of Naples, s6rrehdeFSa to' hin With
I botlbloed9hed blythe fight of King FrRpEs
\ llaSWr's scene u sxtFaordinAry Interest ana
u enthusiasm, He came without ponP and a sls !.
most bnhgtsldsd, and ala not even gig = shs
EpsbPle an ofportunityto prepare the brilliant
reception they had intended for the conquer
\ ing hero. The correspondent Of The London
4 Times, writing from Naples Sept lTtb, states
that at IL o'clock a bell sounds, and from a
Ciishbce signal Is made that, Garibaldi Is
approaching. .-i'Ei3a GhribAldllA y rli6s tom
a thousand voices, and the train stops; a fey
fedjaokets get out and they are seized,
hugged and kissed, with that most unmerci-
iOl violence which charaoteriEes Italian ardor,
E7Fhere was one poor elderly man, who, By
virtue OF his white beard, was taken forGaF-
| ibaldl, and was slobbered so that Thought
be must haze sppk updeP the Operations bqE.
the great man had gone round by another
door, and 50 there was q rush IN qll direc
tions to intercept him. We drove round by
"A side street TO the f ont Of the Carmine, and
thus, By knowing dodge, we came in front
Otothe Dictator, There is no nlistsking thai,
iacei thereis the grandeur and openness Of
n ltufe e p6bielaah expressed, and It does not
I say one thing while plotting another; it is
marked bS a loyalty Which IN yain might be /
| sought for In that Of many, Of the asO-called
great ones of the earth II was much struck
| with the calm self possession, and the eX-
treme sweetness Of his smile. He was. not 10
the esyrriage Of the French Minister, though 4
believa It had been placed at bis disposal, but
! IN one hired for tbeoccssion. Followed and |
Iaccumpanied by three lines OF carriages he /
went along the MarInelia, through the Bssso
P6rto surrounded by thousands, and deafen4 4
I ed. by their greetings, up the Lsgo CASTILLO,
and soon by San Carlo and the palace Of the 1
King, Which royalty left orly ate% h0tufs BE- I
! fore, and, entered the palace of reception for
foreign princes. The crowd waved back
wards and forwards, and looked up TO the
wndbYs and shouted for the Appear rance Of !
] Garibaldi. First came one red coat then an.
Other, and at, last the hero, What a cry q !.
Rlga3 there tAEOse from the vast mass be- 4
low t., IT, was i'm possible to make hihseii
heard amid the noise and confusion, aud SO
Garlbaldi leant oyer the iron railing ana
gazed intentlY on the crowd. A waEeofthe
handRt last lask cd fer Silence, cbnt IN yRinl
Zitti, sitdQ rose from all SIDES and there
was slesIett silence z * Neapo ahs, y said /
voiCe-as clear es belly and with an ehunea- \
lion 50. .disiipct thai, Rothing could fail to
reach the ear s w ,.i. - aloi3nS % ,s. ,l5Gi
I,J Ghis is.I IS 4 soiiemI, holy, and memorable
day. This dAy, from being subjects under
the yoke Of tyranny, you have become a free |
people, I-thsnk you IN the name of the \
whole of ItalY. You have performed a great
work, not only for Itaiy, bat for alla hurnani.
", whose rights you hsyeYindicaied. Hur-
Eah Tor liberty / Sc. much deapeE to Italy1 in /
asmpch Las. ehe, has suffered 80 much more
than other nations. Long live Italy ,lr.al !
The cry was. 'aken up by the. thousands !
,sseu bied and % ,'' Hiv1 ift1lia ~ might have
fo one end Of ihs15 oilYto lbs
other. There were cvriUus spectacfgs to be |
witnessed in the croWd--the1e were members ]
Of a legion Of Amszons to the nhnber Of 2t0, !
yhoo dressed in the Garibaldian uniform, had |
vowed TO- place themselves ID. front ,zof the |
Esliond Guard and OF Garibaldiy in case the !
mililafy bad intetiAred.- There were priests |
with eFi-eOloFed, scarfs, over athsiF shoulders,
and b4hheFs in their hands, and .bateh eadea |
monks with mRskets on their ,shoulders--- |
There. were men and n Ho1l Ed With unsheathed |
Swords and daggers and swoFdsJicks in their
hands Which. they. hfaRdishedS in AT .3be |
drunkenness ofeHthusiasu. There were hun-5l
hdreds of iszzsToRi, armed With pixies, Whica
had been provided for the defense Of the BARI |
ricades had The BoqIbons driven The peoplS /
10 such extremes Such were some Of che !
scenes to be Witnessed. I remarked thai /!
Garfbsldi made not the slightest aIlu$ion to |
the name of Victor Emanuel, and remarked I
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