, 1864-05-08
GARIBALDI IN ENGLAND
FROM LONDON.
Political Matters and blockade
EunnIugs

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,,c1r @ ana ~ ~ cc,nn1acentrv that the En1liah Iove
Of liberty. uotwlth,taudIng what other M
t,aa" ~. +h,.r ,stnra,11 ,mn.l. th.r r.
Sono. o & 4hi. ; .n-2;kois tSo,nersonif,cat,on NJ
,,hsr., . ID Idea. 80,
That Th.t c,sn,, Indicates att tw,npe Of con.:|
..,..: -. tho,,ah t,,e ,bost NJ . raco,1.ot,on
OF iaafos Comeoe!ste noa:et1as Hss ello1ng
before the mind, and maoe past and present
English conduct In high places look uttle
kinky and tangled, Loud-mouthed welcome
-. .,o.1 ofT ~ hnottv .n.l or,n+e-est ,ra
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privilege tn you get at the core, and the
Englishmen do love liberty, although they |
blink at aid extended to bring Into birth 4
vot1on ~ xroIn ,stea1tn~ hahy.se,1,no a1ave.
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.Arecolection ofpeers and commonera with !
some rare axccptions) standing ready behind |
the,r ffnsv acreen II nentralitv tn chr,.t.r
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aa.na aaa ~ - ..tton @ ,,.o-,d.a - r. c.n .t.naa,a
Into u birth IT with % such % help as Lsird's doets
can rendey. One more if-that is,- il Louis
Nanoleon viii stand godfather and pledge
. 1.ss.os -. 49, t.,-ssns ~, 49, ,,s,.,.s r
himself Tor tue bringing up ana maintenance
Of The yi!ainou. oantnAe.
Don't think that am finding fault With
any oAes o'en ~ 1o"t AoA ne1"'.us tAs u1o0
VINO sase Ainsuon e,,',r ~ vleeee - Imauae, sno
then borrowed le" aannngs 70 60 saex 70
tata ofr +he hat "a him w. NAV ca,n a.
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Epglsn lncons's.ene noma 70 .u ne.
erty is too narror, It wants expansion, needs
to be passed On nttle iustner.
The ooke o. sn1hetisna - most consplen.
at the Stafford House, whore tho duke and
duchess have called together the highest no.
bles in the realm to spledid banquet, given
The en,husiasm is not confined to the up
G democrncy ~ docs seem to be broken M for
the time being by q gpasm Of great lore Of
liberal ideas. The result win be this :. they
Ire M line Of Consistency. It least I'M. The mem-
~ ~ thta gfsit Ia Tttia d,mn,sa =, -
Minds MI d. Of elfe the @ peopic n A'''' 'eo ~ sno
Al fhn Roval italiann onera- II Ia claimed
,be h;oI, nrSced seats and evncnssre to,tattsa
e1clnTe the common ncnpie. evcn thsrs
when Gariba1di ottendef on Thursday eve,
n,nr thonoh he stroVe to ayo55 nnhi;c}tv hc
as t,r1ce comncsies fo shnw EimasiF sn1S "a
1esfeninT cheers md a perfec. rain If chnice
nnwa,r '~NA' ~ ~AS'-e
Irths -uorono1,re him yraao-s ~.
oor,ranr @ snennta nol.e IN fnr - t1hsnarss- w. ~
,,n.a ~ = tha s+rcat N~@ ~ "AeNs|eA "e
4r ho 5,nes with 1,ora p.1n.,.
.4at, ~ uoaa to trn., xs,tt tba NJ
led i'ed Russian ,,ncrSiIsts ~ and. d. III
aoynnoe- STa1-int ~ ri1ea into The con,tv
ipIa.t 1Hha,s f,rn;eo ntsraia H soeu,.S w
20 anspes1 ~ na aes,o .ats LILLE @.ensns' u po
" ~ h;. tha qsno - tne ~ Nv
n sneniSd M massive mid cssEet Il IA az, H.
same! IN T Tthe % crowd. never YER Weary wear Of # y waittnr. ri no.
ea,aor .;,s ne ~ Ior,% Ia Il ~ sin1+ " "o's'
II adav ~ T. ~ H. s7srcrtb 5sv ~ orat,o, has
r.neotsd ;s.sif Tat + heing IN Inown thst Nns he
Eas - n.ea thro.sh the strsnd ~ant'a o5tee
=, csrrsc@es f.Ss - trs1esmsn ar4farssra rrn,nen
| nh,15rsn s;reat snaye1oo-a has,,,a-e IL
~ saty 5onaa III s4-oat 49, ~ wsS,sd
that r. ~ ,o1fea 80 a ob1iS.d ~ nv, hscE III
lnat tne ponce are opng1a s io Sufn n oaes !.i ~
..saa "a .n5 en.a5,a the,r - wa1
.ta ano Tth'P enef Wy ~
;,.,,tta uotnes sIss 1so op, pus 1p ~
is aha % Si1ss 81 ..to IoGs, luz ~ paousn, T.,
% aH ~ousa itsA ,rhn. ~ "!uuu"n 4h 1u1 Ma.e. -
snsu 80. "a 49, 1Ie @ .1ey ya.ah,a s.ua i9n., aha ha
Gni.s, 9o,ns t4.nee % I'VE Lua,o "ISu.nf ~. '4o ~
taS IN Il =, ~, attnn5sd hv IL ii1ar,eJ
hnem ~" G. emg attSnued s,S ~ ms nssI.ea ,d;a
9ai, er @ a1ioaa h;reI - to stahias
N pam open Ii,H9 Sattias, nlSo a. w stso1es,
instead OF the Daxss splendid eqo19ass. ana 1
eaIn1 adn r'G1s hs;s tbem
When they catch sight OF ths plain grey pom
enc o. cloaE, anu tue eoas E.e5 len n.t3
turned up ~ around, revealing = broad
@na 1ofeneaa, ,tne Ha1ng ana caeelins peslus,
Garoalol ooWe On elther stde viii look OF
pleasant surprise ~ tAongh ne never dteameo
he was 80 mucn beloved OUTSIDE OF Italy he
passes on, ano On go the cToFd ana the
nahn cnee5ers tf''ng 70 Keep In h'sn' ol 'ne gfe'
porcho*
ihcfe fs cnanee 10 pass now, sniy 70 nno
crowd all along the streets where hls rout
nee. fou oegln Almost 20 InlnR tnak taere
mas bcon pentlcost IN england, W1lcn mas
converted them TO Deter way OF thinking
and doing.
IN SATURDAY, tpe 4otn lost-s at t0e Crystal
Palace beautiful sword was preeonted to
GaIibaldi, and one % MS son aeIso, Eho seems
10 h6etas ,1a,. ~ .A.ns .oin1 tau M t.s,
st Mas hat - + rr,tains ss +,11 ~na n. 30
t;an,I ~ .nns, nno1ed fro6 ths orrhestra thf
h.nn.r % If Jta1T hnnr m The rreat dome above
, II. the uatiopaf colors. red, white aud green
fcstooned the gallery. Viva Garibaldi, aud
, Viva L'1talfa Unita on crimson cloth stream
ers stretched around its base
X The 18th was shilling adnittance day Al
Crystal Palace. The crowd could come ou
in something like It's hugeBt proportions
and 1t did itself credit, every available sitting
.. and standing place was full. The deputatiol
I earring banners resented to Garibaldf writ
ten addresses from clubs and societies.
He received them sitting with an easy, un
D notSu J' ~ w. hnes,~ht htp 20 ~
. IT. and tsars n h,s eres hfs rrcention wa
+ as feeling Us the cheering Of the crowd va
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