New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

cross at an early day.
Her plan is, II our information be eogTerts tes
neglect Lonbardy, but to occupy hfo{lena Boiesas
and Florence, then to propose a Congress- 10 an
prove state Of things which would reestsbijsls
Italy on footing nearly the game a. yiItafyanss
Once mistress of che heart Of Italv the rsesusssys
of Lombardy would be a mere question 81 oppssr
tunity. which might be resolved according to sssse
and circumstances.
tits expected to intfmfdate France by sbe ps.az-
tom Of a European coalition, and to induce Ger bw
the fear of general war to assist quietly at the dis
graceful spectacle Of an Austrian restoration IN
Italy; that the heir Of the and the throne on
Napoleon, that the crowned representative Of the
French Revolution should only swallow this
drausht, Ia and ne win Be pardoned FOR Al BE- bag
Will no longer cause fear to anybody. This trial
will be for him what the recall Of the French eet
TO Tonlon m ls40 vas for Louis Philippe. u TIE
Ducbies and the Rcmagnaa are taken from Fad
mont France cannot with honor keep Nice anSf
Savoy. If she restores them, what = csy OF
triumph in England, Switzerland and elsewhere-
If she refuses to restore them, what just fndgna
ton in Italy against her,.
What Il the natural antidote to this JesaisiGaa
duplicty- TO this cunning diplomacy Candor and
audacity -tortuous maneuvFes must be oppressed
by straightforward measures-to darkness Inrzs bss
opposed light.
Let France recognize Victor Emanuel M kHs
Let her signify to the Pope that the necessities OF
the European position do not allow her any longer
| to protect her temporal power at Rome, and let
| her negotiate an honorable arrangements between
the head Of the Catholic Church and viEanr
Emanuel.
Let her declare to Austria that any stack
| against Italy.that any offensive movement ssade
| beyond the Mineio and the Po-will be consiasFsd
| by France as declaration of war. and followed
| by immediate intervention, and we dare to affirm,
in presence Of resolution so decidedly expressed,
the warlike desires of Austria would expire, Tire
more surely as that ground France worsa be
certain Of England, and moreover the eoopesaaipa
/ and the sympathies Of public opinion.
/ vrcToa EMANUEL AND THE NEAPoLfTAn TsxrE-
rATIos.-0ne of the members of the Neapuixnn
deputation who went to present an address to The
4 King Of Sardinia gives the following tie 3asa-
guage used by his Majesty on the occasion
am not actuated by motives Of personal azshE-
bitfon but we must constitute italy. ItTaaslsss
little to me whether am king of eco 900 or a
100000 of people but It is of great impDFtanee
| that people belonging to the same race ana
! speaking the same language should have the same
| country, and that that country should be 5nsac-
pendent. II we only wish it we can be gfsEt
/ people. Austria continues to threaten me. No*
long since received z note from her through the
care little for it. Austria let slip the favorable
moment for attacking me. She is preparing for
next spring but then, with your assistance, ska2
have 400 600 men in arms, and Italians, thank Cod
still know how to fight. The Pope himself ngW
writes to me with kindness. The Powers Of En-
rope are displeased; they are pouting, but nome e
them except Austria threatens we are ae1aDSS
like persons in our own homes. Europe VIII ut
last recognize that we have Justice and right on
our side. am satisfied with Garibaidi; he mary
be little caprcious, but Italy has nobser SON.
have several times offered to give him artiiiesys.
but be refused the offer. He thinks he carr take
Capua by bayonet charge. Tell your eompaHi-
OTIS gentlemen, that shall not cease to be for Nh
italy what i have been for my little Piedmont 4
shall perform my duty as king and soldier let ms
all do our duty as Italians. Bear in mind that wE
do not yet possess the key OF our house but from
this day forward we can say that Italy exists LIST
. | us hope and persevere. 5s