The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-11
Ko..u,h o. ,:.r,ba,A, and Austria.

N"ssutu o. saripaih ana hu~fta'
AZ a seiree given by the 9aribaldi Co nmittes
In Glasgow, the following letter from kossuiu
was road:
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1869.
RonrRr hCTnAR, Eso., Secretary Of tho Cssibldi
Fund Committee:
Dear sir,-To my sincere relra am prevented
nom attending ,he mee,ing. but most heartily do I
concur In the homage Of admiia alton which expect
the messing " p.y 10 q. RnaLpI the glorious Lbor
ssor OF southern I'sly. Nsvor surpassed by any ono
In herohr. rarely egualed In civic virtue and pl,ri
olc sen-atEegz'ion, his name will sbtue win Inn
I'rishabs l,se among the no1le-,, hcst and great
est of all aeN, while he most ssuredy u the great
man of our own age.
Mss wonderful Is ,hc progrss which ,hs caue of
lsa ian unity and Ind INndence ha, made within the
l.s, year. But ihe end Is not yet. Aa,'rls ssilI
altar DIS In Arms on the Mncio IIer imiious foo, IL
an ansd on the neck Of i.r y..sa.. un'c"' that
Is not ons aud her Independence Ia not wor,h one
years purchase shall say no more; 70 have The
isn HAN 3S,n , d,h1msy nv r.io,sd, !. no' enough
10 thrown out in manner 'hst viii leSv. her power.
lere, even 70 go shers ngain Earops In
eriss q an,iauased GRAFT, which solve no prob
lem. decide no qufstion, and only leave ~
possmity the curse o. recurring disputes sbout
aggravated uncertainties. The poi,icsl problems
of hs sgs require SOLUTION. Rnrope wants nss . med
G,,oss, which drain usesH y ,hs te sweat Of nations
b(ropc wants peace which only Tho rule Of right,
yps wsnts secure tranquility, which only the sats-
faoeion Of Legitimate nstions asprasions give In
ehs way Of that peac that tranquility, stands the
house Of Austria Her very eSt tence hrut rata
power Ia source Of etc nsl dscord, troubles, wants.
revoluaions In Europe. Good for nothing earth,
chs forms the great European nuisance, without tbs
removing Of which there can be pes,e no tranquil
ny In Europe The removal u that nuisanc. IL an i'm
p'radve dssids, atum and logical complement OF ,hs
Italian qusstion The cau'e Of Italy {, in,sprrnbs
ffom shs cause o. HunRuU a. much 90, thai Who
over wishes lay so 10 independent, must wi HUI.
gary " be indepeudens Bu, ltill clinglug 10 the
auiqualsd prejudice that 3" Austia 10 nsoe sary W
Ens and,' sho Eaglish govenmenI whie adyocs-
hng ,hs plir cpe OF non in'e ference actually do In
eveiy pssib manner int.rneddls ith the saiu, al
logic q she Italian question ~ fur - venetis Ia con
cerned they use persuasion, m~r aces thress', "
prevent Italy from emsncipa'ing vsnica hostile
mo~s decidedly h sse 70 ths nAsioaAl aspirations of
HupgNy, they set themselves up as keepers
and protectors Of tho unmolesssd sasesy OF
'hN gea' European nuissace, which AN
swe's 70 the naTe-AuBlria they 60 80
far In their fond socl,uds for thai old decrepit sim
nsr, hos snly W oraet shst calm d,gnihsd o,vsy in
diplomatic inscroDurse. which gi,e Authority TO the
strung but they actually take upon 'hem'e N aol
the police for AWtris. wssohibg the doings Il shs
HuDgal ian emigration In foreign counnicp nay,
white lev y.a~ sRo England did not shrink frm
great war isahsa than allow Rus.ia n invsd, tho
DAnubisn PHrcipal,ief, Al this moment tuLlsS I
approves Of tbs mspaos Of Ru,as W occupy sho,s
Pnncipa'e, In cae there would be roalon W hs.ieve
that soms liNs mis- chief Nigh, possibly come from
that quarter sganst shs safety VI Au,r uzu p,loy
Ials over Hungary al " there 1, urgent ocu .si1n
NOT 10 relax In watchfulness. have the honor 4,
remain, dear sir, your most obedisnt ssr vsns,
* su'ru