The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11

shaussl6ss FEDERAL 0overnmeut Of tho United
ssases, which, boasting that II outuumbsn the
South three to one. yet runs round the world
begging for help, has succeeded in getting
sympathisinR letter from GaribaIdi, and par.
tiAl promise that, II the war ia protracted
year or two, he will come to the rescue.
Garibaldi. AZ an Italian patriot, ELECTED
good deal of enthusiasm In the United States
whose people have always been ready to run
mad over everything in the shape OF revolt
aud revolution in ali other parts VI the wori'',
aud ~ make lion Of every foreigner Whose
aspect, beard. and roar are savage enough to
entitle him 10 that dis,inction. The tarore
that was raised over Kos suth must be fresh In
the public recollection. When we think how
this man was made demigod Of in America,
the foolish acts of homage, the propitiatory
banquets and adulasery speeches which were
made in bis honor, we have only this consoia-
ton, that it was the North, and not the South.
which showed itself such 3 fool that the world
began to think the United States one vast
asylum for idiots. Nothing but the extrs1r
dluary aptitude Of Americans for making
money has prevented the civilized nation-
from concluding that we are all madmen
As long as country has sense enough fol
the accumulation Of coppers. it does not in
jure it much in its own esteem, or that Of the
majority of mankind, if 10 every other re.
erect it 10 a collection Of fools or lunatics-
Ii Garibaldi had come to the United S ases
soon after his achievements in Italy, every
free and independent sovereign in America
would have bawled himsef hoarss in bic
honor, and done anything in the world for
him, except lend him Eve dollars. The same
patriot was exile once before ON this conti
nent, and every body admired him amazingly,
but no had to turn tallow chandler to pay hi-
way. There can be but little reality in de-
lnons,ratioas of friendship which involve
nothing but words. Hence, If the frantic ex-
ijoitions Of "a absurd population over Euro
pean adventures have not altogether ctn.
WINGED mankind that Americans are tools, il
has created profound disgust and loathing
Tor the shsllowness and hypocrisy Of their
character.
We never had much faith in this man Carl
baldi. We We're so unfortunate at the time OF
the Italian war AS to differ from the majority
in their estimate Of both Victor Emanuel anu
tbs guerilla chief Whilst we sympathiZe
with every country which is seeking to throw
oil Tor. ign despotism, We believed that Vic
tar Emanul was only actuated by a selfish
ambition, and that Gariosl1li is Il kod Repub-
lic,n, AZ enemy Of law and order, and the
chief of party known to be hand and glove,
heart and soul, with the abolition leaders i'll
the United States. Moreover, whilst our own
South is exeerated in every country of Eu
rope; whilst these very Italians, whom We
are called upon to sympath!ze with, were
holding us up to scorn and hatred in their very
drama, and producing in their theatres, amid
shouts of applause, the most ibellous and
offensive repre- sensations of Southern charac.
ter and institutions, we conid not find 1t in oul
hearts to go into Mysteries over their tribula-
tions, or exalt to the eevenih heaven eithe
their canse or their leaders. We are tired
sick, and Disguised with the absurdity of pa
tronizing all the revoits and revolutions OF
Europe, and taking to our arms all its adven-
turous yagabonds. In Heavens name, wh;'
are they or their Cause to US What is the
spectacle W0 tNls w IuGse lht LuEo
peans whom we have been ympathizing Wi 81
universally compose the vast bulk of the army
which is invading our country. And the greai
motive urged upon them for enlistment IL,
that if this rebellion is not put down, the
cause of freedom ABROAD will suffer! So
that freedom in America must perish in order
that freedom in Europe may be established
and our noble people of the SOuth-tbe best
the bravest, the purest, and the most gener-
GUS people on this earth-be made slaves, tn. I
the degraded slaves of Europe may be made
free,
We can assure our Northern prosecutor
that We have no idea, not the most remote, OF
any such hideous sacrifice At no time did
we ever have faith In the red republican
movements Of Europe, its revolutions or
rebellions. At no time could we ever debase
ourselves as Americans by feeling the slightest
interest in struggles between the established or
der of things and red republican demagogues,
who, under the hypocritical pretence of popu
lar right and freedom, sought to use the peo-
pie as stepping stones to their own advance
ment Still less now than ever Every suc
cessful rebellion in Europe has only been the
exchange Of one set of bloodsuckers for an
other and more voraeious. The little factions
Of Reds that succeeded Louis Philippe was
more tyrannical, extravagant, and ostentatious
in one hour than the Citizen King had been
in his whole reign. The masses of mankind
game of life for the benefit of the crafty and
powerful few; it is mere choice of masters
shall King Log, the hereditary, or King Stork,
the demagogue, rule over them That Is all
Well, between the two, give us King Log
If there must be a monarch, let him have the
name, lineage, and bearing of monarch, and
not a bypocritiesl tyrant under the lying name
of consul or first citizen; if there must be an
aristocracy, lei it be genuine affair, having
at least thousand years Of good blood
in its veins, mellowed and beautified by time,
illustrated by heroic traditions and chivalric
actions, and not pretsntious piece of pie
beian vulgarity, covered with a thin plating OF
gold, and coarse, tyrannicai and brutal, az
servants proverbia'ly are when they get au
thority over their fellows.
We care not how soon the aaventurer Carl
baldi comes to this country He has not vet
made his own country free. His Holiness still
occupies the Eternal City. The Fisherman
has not yet surrendered his keys, and Car
dinal Antoneili, in the language of the late
Websrer, " still lives' Let Garibaldi come
The Success of his Italian movement was be-
cause it was a movement of gentlemen.
not Of reds; inst such movements az
the soath is making now, and against
a foreign despotism, not az base and
contemp'itle "a the, Lincoln despotism. 1t