Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

GAmBALDI---The wonderful tact and
energy with which Garibaldi has thus TOR
accomplished bis designs gives confidence to
his friends and supporters thai be VIII DC
able TO complete the program be announced
with so much boldness at the beginning OF
the campaign, and by revolutioniEiug success
sivelv Rome and Venetia, in spite OF the
formidable obstacles In his path, bring about
the realization Of free aud united Italy. |
The papal power Is stronger now In its milf
tarv arm under the direction OF Gen Lam
oriciere. than for many years before, but that
n il weaker than ever 10 the hearts Of the
Roman people is evident from the frequent
attempts at revolution, from the general
sympathy with Garibaldi, and the universal
expectation Of delverance at his hand. A
successful rising and defeat Of the papal
troops at the city Of Pesaro is presoge of
similar events that may be expectated to
follow at other points in the Roman
states until the people are fully aroused and
ready to welcome the arrival of Garibaldi
and bis invincible volunteers. The awkward
squad Of Irish volunteers and the mercen.
aries in the employ Of the pope will undoubt-
edly fight, unless the pope initiates the dis
creation Of Bomba and leaves his country
for bis cOuntry's good, but no foreign troops
can stand against an aroused people, fight
ing for their liberties and their homes.
There are indications, besides, that General
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the borders of Piedmont, will provoke the
intervention of the Sandman government,
which is quite ready to crafty the enthusi-
asm of its people by engaging actively in the
Italian cause. In Veneta more formidable
obstacles lie before the Garibaldans.
Austria has reinforced its Notifications and
is sending large bodies of troops into the
state, and although the Venetian people are
, ripe for revolution, it is not easy to see how
they can attempt it against such odds as
they must encounter. But the revolution
lists anticipate simultaneous rising in Hun
, gary and other countries of Austria, and
hope thus to divide and conquer the Austrian
: power. Formidable conspiraceS have al
S ready been discovered at Uudine and Vero-
na in Veuetia, and Kossutb and his associ
tes are in northern Italy, watching their
opportunity to strike for freedom in Hun
gary. Ali the signs indicate stirring events
at hand in the Austrian dominions, the end
of which no human foresight can predict.
Napoleon proclaims his policy to be armed
Beutrally in the impending struggle, but he
will not see the advantages gained by his
Italian campaign sacrificed, aud French in.
tervcntion will depend upon the course Of
events. All things point to a struggle more
momentous than that of last year, and pre-
guant with wider and deeper results.
FINAL BLow.--JANEs T. BRADY, candidate
for Governor on the Breckenridge ticket, made
aspeech at Albany on the night of the 25th.
He proclaimed war to the knife against the Doug
las Democracy, declaring that if Lincoln was
elected Seward would be his Secretary Of State,
and Evart's f Stewards place in the Senate, in
which event the Republican party would be the
only National party and would be in the as
cendant, and after this contest, Douglas would
not be heard Of again.
This speech is regarded as fnal blow to a
union of the Democracy in that State.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO, we're in an interesting
condition at last accounts, if SO much may
be said of a country to whose current his
tory the world seems to feel only indifference,
and whose contending factions display as
little energy as if they had no more at stake
than the outside world. Lately, however,
there has been more life and reality in the
struggle, and the successive defeats experinc-
ed by Miramon have given courage to the
liberal party. A liberal army of twenty
thousand was at last accounts marching up.
on the capitol, where Miramon had only
seven or eight thousand men, and the Juarez
party were confident of an easy victory.
The European Intervention, so much talked
OF few months ago, seems to have been
abandoned or postponed, and the threaten
ed attack OF Spain on the Juarez govern
ment does not come off. If Miramon is
drivan from Mexico, it is to be hoped that
Juarez will obtain power enough to govern
the country'in some way, and so deliver it
from the anarchy it has SO long endured.
Gs-The Neapolitan Minister has taken leave
Ofour Government, his diplomatic functions hay
ing been terminated by the recnt revolutionary
events in bis own country.
esr The American Congregational Union is
about to inaugurate an effort to raise thirty
thousand dollars for the purpose of effectually
aiding the construction of one hundred Congre-
gational Churches in the northwest The Sec
retary calls on all christians to assist in the
good work.
FASHION COURSE. - The race be-
tween Planet aud Congaree was witnessed