, 1865-11-28
FROM ITALY.
Curious Complications Of italian
Politics.

Political Complexion OF the New Par
1fnmcnt-Tho Meaning OF Party
Nanicb-De.truction OF the ttConsortc-
rIu'' or Omcc-Iaoidcrs' Cltauc-Dlfer-
cncc Hcttycen tho ministerial and the
Liberal Eos1s2ons.
Correspondence ol the Chicago Tfibuue.]
FlonEacE, Italy, Nov. 9, 1865.
We arc not able to Judge with certainty OF
tho political distribution Of the deputies
elected on Sundays, the ed and ayth ult., to
the Second Parliament OF United italy. The
polling and counting machinery is very awk-
ware, and returns come in slowly; then,it was
found That Two hundred new men have becc
clcclcd, and strangely enough 1t seems very
difficult to assign this new blood is place In,
the political system. ONO Journal nalrcly
Gays: Not one oT these new men can him
self tct1 On what benches he will at Inst bring
up" Remembering that this statement Is
made In sober earnest, at the close OF IN ex-
cited contest, We get from 1t g good idea Of
the political confusion IN which We are In
voIvcd.
The best estimate Of the strength of parties
IN the new Chamber, gives the Moderates 9f0,
the Liberals 1:G, and the ClcrIcals l6, with a
lew left tor distribution. But is there are all
grades of modernism, liberalism and cler1-
calLsm, the sorting process will hare to be
done over again crery time an issue comes up
for vote. II will BE- found, think, that the
Ministry fModeratc) hare q working maiori-
ty, the Liberals d compact md useful opposi-
tion, and the Clcricals influence enough to
prevent auy s,sope legislation against church
property. .....-..
In the election Of the ed there were three
Dor.,cs ri ncaTlr evcrr not1 and At sonae 7a,f
= 5oze, candilate. Tho Sfodcratc Conser..
r,,,xs n{1n,stcr;a, covernvncnf n,,tfc. nj
49, ~ ~, ~ ,.a,s sas,.a, ~ naoE,a, e. hosta
.ean one SCI or lnen, us'oeu @ ~ ess a.7ss 10
slowly, or pulling at the tail cnd Of the cart %
conservatives do all over the world. This party
& more or less devoted. 10 the men now In
,,orrer and haa nm fns,a, circle known as rho
Po"~A 49, -,
party Of action aud the Democratic party arc
also ono concern. It's members generally pre-
Gar rennh1tcon 1ns,3.nt,ons and accent the
x..a.a,,,- ,,,1,, ~, ,,r1rrt,lae ~ ax,ad;soon-
.nollausns o1'3 w lA.npss =. 49,.
however large poftlon o1 Ine purity a1e
sincerely devoted to the present system. TIE
Radicals, also called tho black party, from the
ro,or NJ !, nr3est,a arcss- nrofess To ACCENT the
.t-s.,s .,!....,- ~, 49,, =.
gasl' p11 .nss "ouiu .eaouo .a,u, az e4 ~
Kome, DISCARD tne 1nuoe1 system o. flee
Press, Free Schools and Free Faith, substitute
| DI
o1t these matters of eanration and conscfence..
aaaaS;7,. ~ @s ~ tha,s Hn1r o,,fa A. rorv no1i
- u"s' '" .len, 1411y "v.t, W., w M, nen
she WoAAa oni9 recognize 0oa, eaat Is S1us
TX, as her legitimate sovereign anu permit
him to govern on the principles consecrated
by the happy times called the Middle Ages:
=, ~, cf 4fese rnr4tes had TIA candidate on the
80 a..A ~, y. is.s...H 80 -,.os,,, ,s.;a,,,r1
80 ~ A.. ~ - ~. s.:..,.., r,-3,...,
oi all the Voles cast ~ tae pT1nclpat Couegges
balloted on the e9th Tor the two highest can-
dIdatcs in each. In nearly every College ono
Of these candidates was clerical or so much
clcrically disposed that he Ind received the
votes Of that party. The other candidnta
was either Liberal or Moderate; II the
latter. he YVES elected by the Libetnl
yote; II the former, the Moaerates voted for
the clerical and made q good modcrate Of
him, when they sent in the returns. You
know that Is the trick Of Conservation every
where 1t Is all yery proper Tor Radicals to
| support Conservatives anu abide by conseFva-
| tive platforms, but that is not sauce for the
gandeT, because gandcrs belong to higher
order Of creation and eat danitler food.
| moderate But it must be remembered that
the deputies are Of all grades Of moderation,
| aud many Of them could not have secured
their election without the clerical Tote, and as
disfnterested benerolence ts not much pfac-.
t1scd by our priests, We naturally lnief that a
Euo4 ue4l VI uut AHo4e1n@Ast4A - 1Ao1 ~
The Black party The moderation Of the min
fstry has Of late carried them pretty Tar On 70
clerical gro1ud, and Its whippcIs.in support
ed the clerical candidates against tho LIBERAL
| TIE more progressive part Of the government
arc now little nervous lest their black friends
shall have made the most out Of this fratefna1
System. Ny own belief Is TINT there are six
IL lnstead Of sixteen clerica1s in the new
chamber. :
There Is a hopeless confusion in politics
| here. md these elections have opened the eyes
Of tie people to the causes of 1t. There Is
no open, public canvass, with platforms and
meetSngs. Candidates rely on their personal
fnf,nence. and voters 70 In for their friends.
A. n consequence Of this want Of party ariu,
| tha same man gets votes from all parties, and