, 1865-11-20

..*sn-. <,..s-pn.4n.. tR.- NAx~1
-1t.n,an1-cnn,,fe1e TrJn,nnn of
11e Liberai party-The C1crical Party
In an Almost Invisible Minority
Garibaldi Finally Elected for Two
Flaces-Mazzinf Defeated.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune1
FLORENCE. Nor. !, 1851
GRATIFYING RESULT or TUE ELECTIONS.
At last the protracted state Of doubt and
anxiety In which the friends OF liberty u ltaly
have been Kept for the past fortnight, IS over,
and we are able to congratulate the country
upon having achieved a complete victory
over the parties who seek to re-plunse 1t
again into social darkness and spiritual des-
potism, I'll felt compelled. In recent let
Tor IN rcnrobafc The Indifference shnHn In
me nlet soie 0. luz ~ u1s.. ~ ~" " 80 e,s
70 ocaf testimony 70 tne nanncf III WHICH,
this derelictiou Of Italy has been redeemed On
the s9th, Not that the voting on Sunday
last was oxernowerinp1y numerous. or as mn
49,. s,a.a,,s =. ~ ar,ht ~ and ,nfoht bare hon
but chiefly because 1t denoted drmuess
nurposs. spirit Of UNION, and q rcao
,,,t;e, !, throw aa;de a1l r,inor differ,
Au.loa ~ .o S..
enees IN presence Oh tne common ene"s
which convinces rs that the heart
~
torn A. 81, 4vents the rezu,t has 1,cen n
.on' - - -. -, s'' - 49, ,Sss.1. Cs1a,,
compete t1u"pn .. @ae Lloe'ai Ano eo4su'
tuttona1 party, anu the return oi ne" faf-
lament prepared TO support the existing Or
der of tbfngs ty IN Irresistible majority, To
sfN - a..t ~. 49, - ..,- ~
.ae iesull o. tne nls' Da.lus "as nos on'y ~
leave nearly half tue elections mdccis1Ee, but
to place a large number Of candidates Of the
clerical and reactionary party In position to
s.,m,,ats .t 80 a sscona Tina with utara,.. and
sS"1ae s.,.% sscona u or,. - snasosa Tn,s rMa
VIZ eoin. apPu ~. .na"eo =, a@ 80,
position alone. Whatever mlsal oe Inc nnal
result, was felt kecnly By the nation to be
check md speciea nf dIagrara- Thus in
Florence alone, no less than three Of the .elec-
torai coIleses out Of four were disputed in
Ibis FaT by the niri OF .'blacks;;'' aud
throughout The thirty-one colleges OF tue
Tscn1 nrnvlnccs in which "the c1er
lions had to be zone over again, there
we're nincteen In which clerical
a,one stood opposed 10 Llberul for the final
vote. In The niher Twelve colleges, the contest
WIS only between two Liberal candidates Of
different shades OF opinion. Well, under these
circumstances, there was general cry, not
so much Of alarm Is of rcprobation, that such
state Of things should have been permitted
to come 10 pass, and a determination manl-
tested to pnt speedy stop to 1t. The second
election dag approached, and all sections OF
| Liberals, II must be said, behaved admirably.
Minor disputes and differences were At once
| laid aside, as we'll a. the divisions and inlit-
ference which had given q temporary and ap-
parent advantage to their adversaries. The
result was such as might be expected from
conduct which cannot fail once more to con-
firm both Europe and America In the opinion
they haye hitherto held OF the practical good
sense Of the Italian people Here IN: Flor.
ence, the three Liberals, Rfcasoli, Peruzzi
and Cipfiani, whose return was opposed
by Cles1cals. were raised to the head OF
the DOLL by triumphant matOritfes, the