, 1865-11-01

cries, "what people will say Of us if our ue1t
legislature be not what 1t ought to be? They
will eay that Italians, 50 far from being able
even capable of receiving liberty at
the hands Of othe5s.'' And 90 the
firm old man goes on, sometimes
railing. sometimes pefsuadIng, sometimes en-
couraging, sometimes, even, but moro rarely,
psaislng. II know my conntrymen," he says,
arc good Mt bottom.' The Italian people
respects authority. They respect every day
| more and more the law, and, moreover, what
| is capital point, they are willing to pay"
That last is indeed capital point Just now,
when tho Minister Of Finance threatens them
~ith new deficit Of go millions, In spite Of
| the late loan and the sale OF the railways.
I But the Minister, like D'Azeglio, speaks ont
| and tells the country the truth, and bids It
| prepare to meet the necessity like mon. There.
Is no despair about Baron Natolps circular!
must return majority prepared either to re-
duce the army or impose new taxcs. I do
not believe that the nation will ever consent
to reduce Its armament so long as Arstrfa
holds Venice and therefore the Italians, u.s.
the Marquis D'Azcglio says Of them, must
"pay-" I have quoted d'Azeclio's Ian
gIaee, chiefly 10 show how the leading men
Of Italy speak 10 the people, and how the REQ
pie. on the cre OF tie elections, bear being
spoken to !; for the exhibition Is creditable 10
both. cannot forbear Just giving you tho
l,o' eant VI tn1 eost ~ tgptescntniive Azeg-
.ie ~ teco'nmenas 70 tae enolce oi me cons.tfu.
Numa rompilins. "Let him be first Of all,'' be
sass, snan wnose 9nsh1sante resolution L
L. ~ tnass t.aY: :. Nsat' le! nin 90 OF goou.
~; hGnse a4o geou sgas"clst. He VIII suppose
NUM- n'm ao''{ yeaas GU, WIN moaest compe-
asnee' d s,s nast 'laosfssana s hi aus OVID inter
T,onf nf ona VIZ ta,es ax.a,nsa s sive
tie must be rnnctuai psyfnastsr of ali that
Is due from him, and i{s men must be able to
ssy Of lin Mat be Is cIther snenth1itt % Hts or "a
miser." Is not this thc model pf a renresenta. ~
tiycy and viii not the colilen ace m n be renewed
IN ItA1y II bia connt1Tmen vii mt fo,,nw
D'Azeglio's adytcey
Another yery remarkable address to the
electors has BEEN uublisbcd br the celebrated
treats laIreiy igtb' he ',ubiset of the f'nonees M
which. he pronopnces 10 be Is thor, ouestion
for Ifa1v al thr nresant moment TX snen1
nine hundred millions. With revenue of only
elx hundred, he rightly saws is Inc road Ia
ruin. A stop must be but to this state of
i thfnrs. UArr- then. Denuties ',he saFs Htn fa
rctufned. empowered 10 ascent To nav tara.
tiops / do not mow.n he SAYS: hut aI
know that this disparitY between income and
e1ren5;tnre 1nrst rc.a:n Thcsa 49, ~ o,oa
bold and sensible vords to proceed rom can
didates on the eve of reelection, and they in.
spire one with confidence IN the constituencies
to whom such language Is held
A FLOOD IN TIE InSo.
for tbc firs, timc s;nce nv arrira1 i' SeIe T.
hns ,sinaa 1Ian< e35e AZ. 80 saasa Let a ~
smcb . fact itscif. h,f w,,a,, ~ ~
that II IL four ulo1,tbs since such a drsirahIe
event took place. you NAV confectnra viii
What p'easnlable isellngs lie polling showers
town and country. The snmmer bcats had
continued with unusual intensity down to the
hcfrinnfne nj the nyesent n,oI,h- and thc
patched earth ali around ths Immense plain
and "a desosop W." r." ara th,1 q oasi
,,1s,.f,n aronnd ~. T., 81 It-ns,fess. I "s
aifhonTh the sconrrc hns. as vet rems,fneI
m Tia other Side nj H. Ann.
mines, there was no saving how
eoln the current Of airy infection
might leap The mountain barrier aud burst
Tie city mirnt he washed and cooied and
cleause1 af1er tic long summer hcats. both
as The hest prcscryatiye acainst the thrca,en.
+ ed attack, md the best defepcc agaiuyt it, If
1t came. Thus, As son VIII see, Days rain
was an creut OF real jmportance to us, and n
For the first time, too, We can boast acain Of
hnving river ut Florence. This bed Of the
Arno (which Is IN fact only q mountain tor
rent )had become completely dry and over
grown With g1ass, except whera ! dam col.
fected little water during the night, which
was drawn OF again by the corn mills nort
morning. The handsome quays which line
the banks enclosed nothing but an unsleltly
wnstc. Now, copious though turb!d hood
from the Appentness rolls once more through
the city, adding It's salutary influences 70
cleanse and purity.
THE 141poks or. 1tonrscz<
/. .Anonr tbe monr wants ~ E,n~sn,a q.
Great ca6,tal nav IL csn..cioI1y nntineJ +bot
6fits brIders Tbenc T. ri mn ars,, " H.
ew which exist nj ali f,tted ~ tha t,at3, ~ ~
/ large and nnn,,'ons CIV That e W. IL .;asr
ofms A. wrffr and wh{ch tnrns tta - 1,,tnct.
mi Lad aceess to liz Town low fTnm @ The sont6 T. one