The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
THE WAR IN THE PApAL STATES.
ne Policy Of sardiala GarIbalG's Dstrust Of
Cayour-PiaDs If Napoleon opinions
from the English, French, Russian
aud Sandman Press.
NAPOIEON'S Foley IN ITALY.
PROM article by " Granicr cassoqhoe, ID tho rori
Pays, sept. 10

IRON MilClc py n NAs,t anes, - tht fara
Pays, sept, i6l
70 many events have come one after Tho other {,
csue I,Ay devisto from the path IN which reenr IN
had placed her, that appears 20 AIRY
~ recall and rcirsoc - clearly A. pass bic tho prEcpcs
according T. which that Intervention was directed
The oomrant aad characteristic feature o. French
policy in Italy, when the aggression or Austria ag,inft
Piedmont hai rendered our Intervention necessary vas
% deliver the tartan sovcreigus from al oregn pressure
ne policy bad notably Ia ' w 10 pot 81 end % the
rr~Ssure 81 the Cabinet u Vcnna VII eh Va iipoe ~
lteeH on Peninsula by particular aid secret treaties
Av~rted there uo developcucnt o. national pacy aud
veassrsd the governments IN wounalng tn dso'y Of
ssch en- object was involved besides IN the as,pa.
rsiniors q french policy. Under every scvcrament
In ls 1851 France had protested, accord win
ngAnd, against the exclusive d,riraton ~ Austria 10
shown Europe Franco would not Erner with Ia
PANTY that exaggerated protection q Austria which, IN
placing under her hand ihe greater number of Toe
BALKAN soyercgns, was ior her equivalent to yeru.be
nItrbsiou u territory.
Thus the Intervention Of TIC Emperor Napoleon reazo,
~ Magenta and Soferno the protest q loas N'iu Al
Iaybsch and the mensces of Louis Philippe AZ hnoo1a
b, n, the one band The intervention = France mad
sr obcct 10 6angare Italy from an foreign pressure
thus give 70 the l,aaa goverclgus he
khe opportunity q coaqucrng the a1eo,ooe y tho pcpc
by the praeiice Of more nasio1a policy and ar admas
xrsson better Understood. tho olter Il profcssct e.
inspect ao7uifed rights and, notably, -epced an so
err<, vita tho ATTACKS directed against the Papa -
wcI ~ al coanivanco With disorder
me rcsce Of NiAffaDcha ornuatai, 10 . na1ncr as
noar NJ was loyal, the policy r France n the pcn..
Easa4n ,o-sssrs ia ~ moral prr'.naertpos 3, ~
PaCaqg--a yrcp0uc vel gstacf b. the irrtru
uorl8.
mo treaty Of vna,ranca did not. perhaps rc,rs i'm.
mesiatey. and al a oncc ha bopes x italy: bot Trauce
h1A Alrcaiy done much, IT,. was na.rr. 70 hope
Thai time and the wisdom o. the Italians would
pllsh The rcsl
We do rot dcsirc - examine 70 DAY al the csasos
winch hrdc-ci tho iresiy o. viafranca from terminal
fmmcd lately TIC astatccs ~ iuy put Ia essenta b.
recall two important things. the hrtt IL that tho
Of yllafranca the policy q France tAs lot changed
IA second s that france has corE' rtly an dgn8esy
W, any enterprise coaccivcd outs 1rtn
rtA rciucd Niliafrancs, aud which riedmon, IA.
N wa ht terrell bound 10 oia IN directly, acy v
W, &c iseasu.a, q Italian patriots, r-uos nor,
"a u tdacni tne puehcs and Tuscany France sincerely
eouuss cd her Any V Abstain
~, t7us.iiior q Lombardy was q suaiclcntiv hand
1870 :, ~ 81 the struggle undertaken r. maze rcason
sb.e T. i content herewith, and ROOD fo, ricd.
r,ont oct give occasion % Llropc = think rai there
rss more u9ioa ihar patriotism n her dcssur All
At Fran, =, her sl,usilsu was very simple ia .no
.,rs, y a aYo-,> p-- All ia porfstiy eevr,or
80 sc,or,nz A cir faults, she wns Sound u clearly q
ccs.se hcr rcsro wieniiy uon Tic Astt0vs saaexao1
w. ssssseins Nnoiher step rscnoai ikorss, Il her
rtv 70 ssVe ne 70 sicus the representations Fraroe
-. "a ,ere loun u be, rot sincere bet move
rsr, TO fate OF n nuohles ard ~ Tascany dd no,
an f, CONSTITUTE senr uey a. ialan question The fate
OF TIC legations no,a ns p1',2l y We a,'l stats
sa1 e,tc gutstor n v arsi order. n the rsfu a,or
al 49, rrarcs bAS Vcct interest. tradi1aA ar
funtaaacntA.
Wsrravrr how clear The. representations o. France
were ssRrs lie anncxatson "a thc I.onarus Ctses aad
crcursAnccs IFosorndly reAvrtAeic Tendercl then =
usnraelon, br, tls e.1r-,sn vet between frarcc AID
Yedmoa acquired thereby Nef 7otorety ani cvitnt
Bcsdes, al tess nsernA nsvon cots q lsay awaited AZ
they ss awrN, he ssccilon ., lNrrfc, sndtoc reeen
MI hng-ts. PAiacy "a 10 " stu, al 30, stci.
t<vcd, with NJ s powers sas n ~ p-cros atives under
che aa~ Of France
wbsn, later, tsi blind ,ad ocrA't.ct agitation broke
tccee, under whck TIE bousc n Raarte7 has at
-urnhed Sufficiently !ugiofousy, SiCgy and Nsples.
- anco psrscvercd 10 her policy. fha hys 1oof nom
~. lndHsrcntly corsdcre4 (ndsecrcxsH rf iD move
-, and adv Fei Piodr1oGi &c ahstan. An rated by
convctions ~ perc&ps driven Spt y her.
- =. 4, storm o. ttopas st looee upcs BAY. PED
nos, e, scarcely seces,aSy z eoasss her G ogers'aa
= 70 1870 either the 10y which he heritage ~
n c.rsea 10 Piedmont, nor the ioyI al stcntion
- T,.re frou bs ey pis which ed 70 the desrr,op d
hs splortT