The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

crown 10 save his own dsaJ I'd the freedom OF his
people CaArss Aibor. fell sword In hand, and dic1 In
e my family Nth th0c Of he Italian people, whs for 90
many ceDtuyes have given 70 all foreign lands TIE bones
ner q es es pledge or restoring me inheritance OF
and joined together by the bond Of c,mmon language
educated myself by that example, and the memory Of
my father guardian star. could hesita.e
n my choice between and the word had given
streng hened freedom IN an epoch not very vors1l
hecdcm and wished that .s 4 developed ii.e should
take root the Of the Peep for osuld
hbor and Jealousy or rapainn OF what dear 70 my
Seope By preserving freedom II Piedmont reg iousy
respected the heritage which the prophetic mind OF my
august father had beqnca,hed all i,aaas By repre-.
sentative franchise, ny popular education, by the free
dom Of tade and Industry sGtsayored 70 mere ss The
well being of my people. wished that the Catholic 70
lgIon should be respected, hu. also that every man
shoud be free N the sanctuary Of his own consc encc
that obstinate and schemng faction which boasts be
The only friend guardian OF tho throne, On, which
aims al ralrg Ia the OF Kngs, and placing between
The sovereign and the people the Barrier Of iE ntoeran
passions -
the of Italy The concord betseen the sovereign
md tho people in purpose Of national Independence,
and Of civil and political liberty the parliamentary ri
bune the free press tho army which had
n military traditions under the tricoser raised Piedmont
70 she rank OF standard bearer and arm Of Italy Tho
q policy but Of the spen Influence Of ideas
md OF public opinion. was thaS enabled 10 maintain In
Wat pr. Of the Italian people which xaa united under
whence was 70 spring the conc0rcant harmony OF the
several provinces In one single nation.
Italy able TO understand conception when she
Aeheid my so&ers tho FIELDS Of the CrmeA
side the troops OF the two great Western Powers wish
thereby 70 acquire TO Italy the right Of participating IN
al acts Soacerning the interests Of Europe At the Con-
es OF Psrs Ambassadors were able 70 speak for the
rst time 20 Europe Of your suferngs became clear
all men how the prepcnderance OF Austria In Italy wss
Injurious the bAiance Of power In Earope and Whist
dangers beses tho independence and freedom OF Europe so
hng aS the rest Of the peninsula Wa subject 70 foreign
Ny msgnanimeus ally, the Emperor Napoleon Ill, felt
rules rRsseous war insugurs.sd the new destnies Of
country The italian soldiers fought nobly beside the
copquered iegions OF Franco ms volunteers fastening
from all Italian Provinces from all Italian families, under
Ne Cross OF savoy showed that all Italy had invested
with the right OF speaking and Sighting In her name.
went with their developement wing the unswerv
ing logic Of events and OF popular movement.
Had been acIuated by that ambition which is as
sribod TO my family by who do consider the
nature OF the times could have been satisfied with the
scquiston Of Lomoardy but had shed the precious
called the Italians TO arms. Several Italian provinces had
changed their form Of government 70 join in the OF
jndependeace, opposed by their prinoes After the
peace of varanca those provinces asked my protection
against the restoration Of their former
nents. II the events Of Contra Italy the
quence Of tho TO which we baf called the
people, IL the system or foreign Intervention was
brewer to be osnsnea from & n had a1,y
and freely 70 utter their vote. withdrew my govern
nent-they made an orierly government; windrew
with each other uDanimty and civil virtues ney
70 high reputation and trength, that nothing but
the violence OF foreign arms could have sub
dued them Thanss wisdom Of the Central Italian
people, the monarchcal idea constantly gained strength
the monarchy gave m raj guidance tnAt peaceful
81 civilized nations. and IL became clear all Europe
mat the Italians were 1T for self government,
When accepted the annexation knew what European
difficulties about 20 meet But could break
the word had sven 20 the Italians in my proclama
Atom Those who would charge with mprudence
shoud calmly conscer wha, would became OF Italy on the
day in which monarchy should appear powerss TO salts
~ the want Of national reconstruction The annexation
did change the OF the national movement
but IL assumed forms BY accepting from the popu.
hr right those fine and noble provinces, must loyalty
recognise the application Of that principle could
MEASURE by rule Of my private feelings and inte-
rests In support Of that principle for the good OF Italy,
nounced To most bic provinces OF the kingdom Of my
ancestors
have always given these Italian princes who wished
70 be my enemies sincere coupees, resolving however
nat those counseis vain would meet danger
70 which their blindness would have exposed the throne
by accepting the will of Italy. II 10 vain tina.
sScred 70 the Grand Duke (of Tuscany alliance before
the In vain that, after peace, offered the High
Pontin, In whom venerate the bead OF the religion Of
my fathers and OF my people, to take upon myself the
vcarship OF Umbrs and the Marches II was evident
tha. thoee provnces-wich we're only restrained by
posed they would sooner or later break out into
revolution, Neither viii ! recall the counsels
King Ferdinand Of Naples. The Judgment which
pronounced against his government at the Paris Con-
gress naturally prepared the people for change the
outcry Of public opinion and efforts OF diplomacy proved
70 be Of avail offered the young Of that
King alliance for the Of Independence Bc, there,
aso, found souls closed against all italian feelings,
minds iarkened BY passion and obstinacy. Il
rA that The evens In Northern and Central Italy should
broke out into open nsurrection nsh, began for
Italians Could !, ought l. I, have prevented thems The
hl OF the government OF Naples strengthened M my
heart the conviction that Kings and governments should