Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-18
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PAEEs, October q, ls60-Iue al engros-
sing topic Cf tt= tsy-tne Lzlisn imhroglio-
ls now entering ? new raase. D=spits the
lowering appearance u the political horizon,
l. ls safe ~ l.TEs that t-Te gill Be no re-
u=ssl u Ees he North. for ne present:
l1l EI A1na be- the aEg-css0r. The en-
pre- Il Francis joseph ls Do too rreca..rus a
con-. lol both ID z political and b financial
sense 20 ps-mE 81 ihiis i've E1ose cUuse.
C-s-ee Voa.c -cVlt-lly email Hp0u tlsyosag
emperor greater t--s-s1 han even those q
Jas. zI
Napoleon III, asozs Eue &c policy Is ss-
t5--e- AID 1isIepresel.e4 bv he extremes Of
clerical and republican (LazIni2uN o1isior.
e. lH reality, endezvorinE TO bnng absu. an
adjustment Of tie difficulty, OF a basis bes.
c~aiculas Cd 70 satisfy the wishes OF Elrope,
justly alsrUed at the prolonged distractions Of
the Peninsula, and, a. the same time, Weld 10
the desires o. he talisEs themselves To
this end, the Efforts o, the emperor are bent
toward ne sass boiling Of q congress Of the
=isaL ~ in which LAZY SHAH be repre-
selLeas whose decision shall Be mail
~ emit uassments Of the position occu-
DIED BY France, in the question which is now
being debated in an the ~fcabints Of this cond-
uent, must Be evident 20 the people OF Amer
lea. who have atteniively watched the pro
gress OF Italian emsnci patton from their own
liberal standpoint. Before denounc ng the
steady protection Of the papsl see, BY French
arms, il should be remembered that the nation
which elected Louis Napoleon to its throne is
Roman Catholic: and that the emperor has
been necessarily obliged 70 respect the wishes
Of the mass Of his subjects. Anv otter man
might have gone far greater lengths, IN pro
recting The pope and maintaining bis DONNA
ton, however de.estabie 70 those Immediately
subjected 20 clerical misruis. A government
"a n--aaE-mH CN-H-. - 49, -
time, like otEer great reforma1ons and 4
cannot Be doubted { az Napoleon III viii b
ready to Weld 10 the demands Of progress
whenever the nation for whom be speaks and
acts viii e en- partially sustain a policy Of
enlightened Hberality. For the present, th'
emperor IS o leed 70 maintain The pope al
Rome. But the arms Of France viii guar.
sntee 70 Plus TX only Tie Eternal City and
the narrow clip q territory known az tbs
"patrimony o. s. Peter" The rest will b.
permitted 20 join, definitely the kingdom q
Victor Emmanuel; and tie detection Of thl
Romagns, UmbHiad and the Marches, is sane.
toned, in spite q the hewl Of 2ris tlT indi
nation thr0u lout France, exercising an IN
duenca which the Eorernmsnt cannot disdaiB
thougt it can and does not conduct it-ss hai
recently been most strikingly manifested b
the suppression Of the GGzctfe Dc Lyon, per.
hspE the most dangerous ultra ergan in thl
emp re. Whatever sacrifices OF his own con.
VicLinns-for there can be no doubt Of bis lib
ersl 1roclivities-Nspoieon NAV feel impera'
lively bouud 10 make 10 tie religious preJu.
dices o. the French people, be is fully dst r.
mined not 70 I've way one inch 70 the thirst o
the Jesuits for power. His course for seyers'
years past, anu particularly since January
1858, abundan ly proves the Justice Of thes
views ET this J~udiciOus maintainance Of the
doctrine Of non-interyention, despite The uttel
failure Of the YIilsfranca and Zurich treaties
the Emperor Napoleon must b. held response.
be fer Tie e traordinay events which have
occurred in Itaiy, since the close OF the war
Had be 81 insisted, the absorption OF the
d1chles BY Ssrdinia-the first steps Of Victor
Emanuel toward the union Of ItalV under biz
sceprs-never could have taken place. The
immense cha ges OF more recent date hav,
been automatically disspproFea ~ the cab
lnlt OF Paris; but no practical measures were
adopted 70 prevent them. France gave the
FIRST impetus 70 the ball Of Italian indspend.
ence, and, when Italy shall have been eonsti.
tuteds under a fem OF government chosen by
her Ell 70 France viii be due her main debt O.
gratitude.
To turn 10 a eouslative feature in the Itsl.
ian question. il has been affirmed, in variou,
quarters that TIE Emperor Napoleon, II no.
openly supporting the pretensions Of prinr.
Murst to the Nespolitsn throne. pevsrfbsie--
covertly favors them. There is absoiutsI-.
ground whatever for the charge. III
n0te q the h0aftouT on this subisct
Of a published letter Of Prince -P.oPo
have been forgotten. The der fs-s-;o3 ID -
omeial lou-nal was SINGER. al : ve-v 49,
tin Wal prove. The Ne 1po.itsns ali Soos
FOR themselves; and tbeg % moi wsst ! NJ
King p pTeeieticn I have 70 make on hi
s1nleet VII PeIAs rs, gppesr novel, but L vii
teaA- - Tie pre- ninaTy measure
soople-s even Il they should ui-natelv Z
0aAs'ds H. Hui1ra1F II Nanles viii Be re
species sno Fictar EmmaHrei vii not cover
q outa pc4ce & ne house II Save
VIZ re msde hicerlg- ~ this meats IT,
&c Z ne heapc ans viii be saved ~
oleF Otherwise inflicted, IL TIE thoueht Of fbsl
e~oaHrFs tie largest snG n5sr ponnious Sat
~ ltalys bsoo-lng a uere proFlsce q Sar
G MAS ana Afl+es being governed a. Turin
Tins, unier he sane dynasty, the new king
c7u Of Eeiy lu1ti The Roman dream ear S,