The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-29
HE WEEKLY SUN
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1861.
~.I>ss count Cavern.

hs i4th Of Jsly, 1909. His fathsr wss |
Oh msrchsss, whom the King snnoblsd.
n early 80, CAMLLo We introduced 10 |
Court. lat his indspsndsncs d chsraetsr,
his yneonosalsd contempt for thoss who |
sths study Of Court stiqustts the ehik !
.nss Of life, soon brought hin Into dish- |
and bis family were advised to ssni him
q ths country. At tAs age q twenty
he started from Turin, and spsnt several |
. In foreign travel, making the longest
In England. During this time Be- watched
Sged his information in every possible d.
ion.
10 attended the debates Ia the British Far.
cent took dssp interest In the financial
stions which then agitsted that country,
y saw his visws upon theu in articles con-
,utsd TO various Frsach psriodicals--
glish Manufactures and Knglish agriculture
engaged his attention, and the knJwlsdgs
ich he then obtained was subsequently, prae-
ally applied to the Improvement OF Italian
sbahdrv, through the Agricultural Associa-
n which he founded In Sardinia on his return
1S42.
He was thsn In the prime Of life. CHAeLEs
tBEsr had just tegun bis reforms. and Ca
'uR was among tie first to improve the op-
atunity. In concert with BALBo, SANTA
osA and otherS he engaged iu forming an
ssocistion, designed not only TO promote az.
cultural Improvement, bat to opsn the way
free political discussion. He had, hos
10 sust, To- kus ~ Ia
me Of the worst restrictions on the p-sss
ere removed, CAvoUR sssociating hinsslf With
.ALBo, comusnsed the publication at Turin
the Rsso,yiemeaio, or Resurrection, q daily
.ysr, whose political aims, as announced in
he prospectus, wefe-" Independence; union
stveen princes and people progress In the
sr,er Of reform . treaty Of alliance betwesu
lie Italian sovercigns firm and organized
moderation.
1hs French revolution Of 1913 precipita,ed
svents in I's'y, and CAvouR was among thoee
~to urged CHARLES ALBERT TO place himself
fat the head Of the new national mO Ogemsnt
The disastrous result Of that mov,nunt L.
known. In 1s49 CAvous entered the Chamber
Of Deputies and took his ssst smone.ths mem
bsss Of the moderate opposition. He speedily
acquired influence In the Chamber, aad on
the death Of SANTA RoaA, Minister Of AgricuL
turs and Commerce, CAvouh was appointed his
suoc. ssor. In 1851 he was also charged with
the department of finance.
In 1852 he became President Of the Council,
and with the exception Of short time In 1855,
end temporary retirement in 1860, has since
filed that position. He gained European re-
putstion by his bold opPosition to the ultra
non.aI.ists, and the a. mirable tact and energy
with which he guided the domestic and foreign
policy Of Sardinia. By inducing yIcroR NM
AsoRL to join England and France In the war
against Russia, he rsissd the Kingdom TO .
higher military and political rank among the
nations OF Europe, and secured for SArt inia an
iraut initial place In their Councils.
The part which CAvovR played In forming
An s,I.aeA With France against A...sfa, sad
10 the events resulting from or folio wing the
var shich d, owe the Austrisns from Lombardy,
il fresh IN the recollection OF sll nswspspsr
r,sders. Some Of CAvevR's state papers, e.
usci.iiy thoss defending the policy Of Sardinia
in seeking to unite Italy as one nation, under
liberal institutions, are unsurpassed, for clsar,
compact reasoning, and manly ssutiasut
While earnestly devoted to tbs elevation Of hi
country, b tsmpsrsd bis zeal BY wise pru-
Ssncs, which sought success BY gradual anA
wsll considered advances. In his death vicroR
EnAsUlL iosss good counsellor, and Italy .
great bspsfsctor.
a iuiih coiiesp'LoshS "r'iDR 10" uays
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uhdsf oa'e ., june i', 'nuS 's'.r' W ule
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o, ths bss,y, br u. h, on by indist sdsn- CIuai
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ssy ed, Ess been sou,bre sni nslsncboy The
nav. which O., psly AIr.v-d frou Fe, noe We,
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socspt them and thus h;Snd h,s Pus,nT u
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