Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-15
The Coming Revolution In Europe.
GaribaldTs Remarks to the People OF
Palermo.
Paris (July 2Ol oOrrespondent Of the Lopaon Timssl

Paris (July 2O) correspondent of the London TmesI
The following new versou of TIE dialogue
which took place between Garibaldi and the
populace at Palermo is given in the Marseilies
papers: .a-l1 s.rr
AT six in the afternoon the Italian Forum
presented a magic spectacle. The entire Ma
tlonal guard was drawn up in order of bat
tie, from the Felice gate to the Casna de Cato,
and the alleys filed with an immense multi
tude. In word the entire population Of
Palermo-men, women and children-were as
sembled there. Shortly afterwards the rolling
OF drums and the shouts Of the people an
nounced the arrival of Garibaldi The Gen.
eral was embraced by all who could approach
him. After the National Guard had deflled,
the following dialogue took place;
The People-Long live GaribaldiI We
wish to go to Rome and Venice!
Garibaldi-Every great town and every
hamlet in Italy desires and wishes what the
people of Palermo wish. l admire the senti-
ment which animates the people. I admire it
because it cannot but be generous. 1t has a
profound echoe, which is heared throughout
Italy. .
The People-"To Romel To Rome To
| Venice"
Garibaldi--" Yes; to Rome, to Rome, to
Venice We must deliver our brothers who
are enslayed but to arrive there we must have
deeds and not words With deeds, and not
words, we will make the Bonaparte quit our
Rome. He is not there to defend the inter
ests of Italy, nor the interests of the religion
of Christ represented by the Pope False
hood falsehood! falsehood This man is
urged by luxury-by rapine-by the infamous
thirst of domination. It is he who is the first
to foment brigandage.
| People of the Sicilian Vespers-people Of
l860-it is absolutely necessary that Bona
parte should quit Rome If it should be
requisite, we must make a new Vespers Let
every citizen who desires the emancipation of
the country prepare weapon Stong and
compact, we shall be able to combat the strong
est powers. Muratsm would be mere pro-
consulate of Napoleon; BourbonisIn, prison,
persecution, death The pope king or the
king pope is the negation of Italy The gov
ernment is not strong enough to throw off the
yoke of France The people must urge it
with their masses and their energy. Let US
| place weapons in the scale against diplomacy,
and diplomacy will respect our rights, and we
shall have Rome and Venice We shall go
| to Rome, but with arms in our hands, as we
crossed the Ticino, beat the Austrians as we
| landed at Marsala, as we came to share your
fate, brave people of Palermo. will speak
no more of Bonaparte. t
! The people-Down with French politics
4 10 honlel DoWH Win mural DoWA VIII
| the Popel Rome and Venice foreverl Carl
| baldi for ever 33Hi
| Garibaldi-To arms, then--to arms; words
are not sufficient. 4rnaed aoe shall be feared,
and the nel0 crusade Of the people mil open to
us the gates of Rome. No more feords, then !;
but deeds, deeds
The people-yes, yes; deeds, deeds To
arms To Rome and Venice sHRa
| Garibaldi-I will raise Italy from the mac
tion in which she is plunged. / will go
with you, and with you win gain the last
battle. t'
The People-To arms To armst Concord
Garibsldi forever! To Rome and Venica
quickly quickly
| (aribaldi then returned 70 the palace, fol-
lowed by an immense crowd.