New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
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Tor some the provincial tour scold
be given up, and Garibadi ieave Ens,snu' m Tcns
son swing that IL was medically
bai :hoald continue his visit and have ready az an
other meeting that evening at the Dnke OF SUtherand
residence Stafford House. When this ssifsPpointea
" Committee" met in the evening u Wa ~ 4 lvon gu
joining in which Garibaldi was. Inc meeting 80
lected three 10 60 in and open the ban nancy MT
Seelcy Earl ShaftesbuIy aid Mr. Gladstone Inc CON
yersation carried ON in French ana poor M Sec
lev did not comprehend word The conversation, 40
ins of Garibadi who In constant communication
with him then end is now Mr. Sbaen. an eInineht par
lister Of London, was as follows: lie ar. ulau.
stope) first Of ALL told Gafibaldi that his health was
evidently giving way tnat his friends were exceeding
y fond OF him and that they thought be had done quite
enough and as much as he could stand; and That ~
would be for the interest Of bis health and therefore OF
the cause to which bis life is devoted that be should pus
stop TO the proceedings and the welcome the EngsD
people were preparing for bim" The General said:
=" Mr. Gladstone apl much Obliged 10 you, put ny
health IL perfectly WELL Mr. Gladstone then adopteda
second plan Of attack. He said "GeneraL you nave
had magnificent reception. 30 iar II has Deen agrahu
thing and il would be very great pity any thlhs DC
cured hereafter which should deract from ibe dignity
of the reception which yon have received ~ LONDON
We cannot be sure Of the reception which yea WI
receive in the provinces We are here ana i9T ior
this magnificent reception should have bad eld, ~ Is
better that il should sop where Il IT, The Geherai
plied gain am obliged to YOU Mr.. Gladstone. but
care nothing for care nothing or is result
Of this reception. came here because wasinved py
the people-he responsibility OF the reception meet
been invited and from whom have accepted invita-
tons" Mr. Gladstone, foiled In this second attack,
tried third TO this effect; We'll General, the fact
u.s. if this sort Of thing goes on much further may lead
10 complications which may be unpleasant to u.s." The
General replied: Mr. Gladstone, an to UNDERSTAND
that You wish to goi because If you tel ne that
will 90" To this Mr.. Gladstone said " Yes Then
Garbad said Upon the understanding that il is your
Che Goyernmenrs) wish, j viii 60" The three then
left him. and they entered the other room MI Glad
said 1.-The General mas adopted thesens'pe 'e"'
and he goes at once.
The next morning Col Chambers who. though un'
derstood TO be Tory had In some mysterious way been
installed as Garibaldi private (Enghs secretary went
in to take his instructions 70 the reply 10 an invita-
ton from Scotch DO ough. The General informed nm
that the provincial tour was given up W, :: tnen
went TO the next to reply to that effect rIere no
met Dr. Ferguson, who, going up 10 the linie, LOOK
from pile Of letters written by himself, ana re-
quested the Colonel TO read It, The letter was o. io
lows: -,
the General undertaking much than Is conducive to
hi. heahh and comfort and possibly more than an under
Sutherland and Mr. seey to this effects and knowing how
warmly you attached to the General write TO the same
Col G. then made the following draft Of letter. to DO
submitted to Garbad as reply to the scotch borough
STR AM directed by Gen. Garibsldi to nio:m you that
in Of the fatigue h. h. "naersGne sa sy a1s
compelled to decline visiting your city. c,.
The draft was submitted 10 Garibaldi, who at onco
drew his pencil through all that referred to bis health,
and amended the letter 70 this: SIR am directed by
Gen Garibadi to inform you that for many reasons he
IL not enabled to visit your city &C. On Tuesday
evening the excitement great (he certificate OK
Garibalds physician TO his excellent health being
pubished) that the members OF TIE Government pro-
cured from certain members in Parliament inquiries
which would enable them TO deny the reports that tho
Cover nment had put a pressure upon Garlbaldi On
Wednesday. with Lord Pamerstons emphatic denial IN
their hands, the Garibaldi Italian Unity Committee met
and sent two Of their members-P. A. Iayor ID. r.,
and Mr. shaen-to wait upon the General with certain
resolutions which said that, his physician declared
that his health did not demand his departure, and as
Lord Palmerston declared that the Government did not
they trusted he would not leave. (our correspond
en happened 10 be q AUBREY House SNr l~y ,hs
visit and heard from Lin the following exact report OF
the conversation: 1.-THE words Of Lord Pemerston,"
said Garibali do release me from the pressure
that has been put upon The question now is out OF
nv hands 1t is question which lies between the
English people and their Government Mr. Taylor
said, What can we get from the Government moro
than Palmerston's speechr The General replied, ."
must go unless those who have pressed me 70 60 shai
ask to stay During the same day Lord ShaesDnry
went to the General and said 70 him that people were
everywhere say that he was being driven rom En-
gland and begged him to say publicly that u was on
account Of his health that he was going. 10 when
Garibaldi simply replied My Lord cannot tei
e."
The General felt this treatment as a severe blow.
There is doubt whatever that he felt that DO had oee9
cruelty deceived in the whole matter nor tnat ne nau
regarded IL certain that he had been sent Tor Tor
political objects connected with his country Few sad
der
ing The diplomatic circle Of Stafford House got TO-
gether and opened subscription for him personally
which amounted To three thousand pounds believe;
but the General Indignantly declined 10 receive penny
OF IT, but said that he would accept that which the peo
pie were willing to give through the Italian Unity
COMMITTEE
The latter portion Of what have written you'll e.,
the certainty that Mr. Gladstone and others lied in say
inc that Garibadi went off because Of his beat-s now
known to the people through the unequiyooa testimony
Of Messrs Ta aud ShaeD. II Is TOO that
the Tory Col Chambers disguised by the aschood Oh
the whole affair comes forward with the important EVIL
dence which be holds the Private Secretary OF Carl
bali To these statements there has been but one de-
nsl-that of Thornton Hunt in Tie TtLerdphan actor
In the chief rascalities Of II all Messrs Shaen ana
TAYLOR challenge the nohemen 10 deny tie iacts they
state AS vet not word OF reply comes; nor WILL any
come so long they know that Garibaldi himself the
witness whom all would believe was present az every
interview, aud that he cannot ten lie. Inat tno
Ministry, and especially Mr. Gladstone, stand und9f
cony etion OF fasehood 10 the English peOpe and that
the people knowing IT, are at this moment ID afitaied
debate TO the Of action necessary 10 their
honor as a pcOple-aIc the commanding faeiS Oh thls
moment. The end is not yet, but only the beginning
oft Garibadi has left more danger behind hin than
his reception here for ten years could have produced
p. S.-Sncc the above was written. Mr.. Gladstone
has invited the Workingmon's Committee 10 call upon
him and has declared 10 them most solenniy that he
did not say Garibadi that political complications
might arise. This raises an important question OF
yeracty between him and Garbaldfs nearest English
friend Mr.. Cowan of Newcastle, who declares that he
had received the account given above from Garibalf
himself Mr. Gladstone's statements however, have
created general impression that he was acting under
a plot behind him. II which he unconscious. But
the Radicals in Parliament do not give him 30 much
credit and there whisper. which may come out ola
confession made BY him privately to gentleman that
Garibaldi was going for political reasons. The matter
is not closed but stands adjourned only.
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