The New York herald., 1866-09-26

listed all sympathies and is really thought that me
ex.Triumyir about to die Of London fos be.
cause he could fnd nowhere but in these Islands
corner wherein 10 lay his head. large party in
the House OF Deputies at the head Of whom was
Baron Ricaso declared themselves ready 70 for
the "Exe's reca.n not so much from any tenderness
they felt for him, from desire TO from Italy
the imputation that she hsrbored w Will against Mszzni
Unfortunately, there stood some legal difficulties in the
way which the Kings government did not feel snthor
lied 10 set aside Mazzlns exclusion from bis country
not owing 20 the sentence ORIGINALLY passed against
him for his participation IN the affairs OF 1881 and lsi
for that sentence aready remtted in ls4s when he
not only went back 10 Genoa bat stood as a candi
date thongh nnauccessuy for one OF the
OF that city. Later however though there still wore
Bonrbons AMI Ausrians against whom revolutionary
attempts coald DO directed, some of his partsans
preferred % wage war against Count Cayaurs govern
ment, and coup ~ main made at Genoa, ~ which
an unfortunate sergeant AZ the time duty on the Fort
Diamante murdered IA cold blood As instisator
OF this deed Mazzinl was Justly unnsty, found guilty
and condemned to death. The sentence however, was
pronounced by default and was therefore
ALL and accordingly Il could neither he acted upon nor
repealed by royal decree for tho Law of the land required
that the accused should back % take ls ta ant
IL would only be upon his being then found guilty ihui
the Kings pardon could DO bestowed upon him Nov
withstanding these hindrancos however, ~ the ms
versal eKnltaton Of all Italy for tho dererance ~
Venice 1t seemed hard that should be left out
and Rragoli IN Office and the goyerTuruf
still possessed the fu powers granted e I AZ the out
break OF the point strained, aud decree
framed IN such broad aud liberal terms w0ld nor
only throw veil over The whole past bnt would also
consult the suscepbilics ol me most jealous ana fti.
table nature Mazzni freely allowed TO rltirn aud
lhe city of sessna by which he thrice returned %
Parliament and which had for his long fnreeoue
ia privilege of representation already once moro
prepared 10 unite it, yotes III hs behalf II Mazzlni
spurns the Kings pardon and hs countryn.sns suffrage
alike. He will die he has lveda martyr He viii
have share in his ccunrvs ''dshnnor amt gli Tho
delyernce Of Voncc, The ihsaateg er-aacioHioa n
Rme tho union OF The peninsula under soepire
us free Parliament ana press are not what ho struggled
foE Whal n ie1ateJ pq' ro' ~ ,r9sp1,isa, pg"td
% en'n republican Hrlg: II wds A0s.irinn H1'y Re
hdd tdgr'ae for, and, whaevcr himself ami his most
enthusiastic friends may say 70 the contrary, the ltdy
an whose tire hold TIC Pning cxie nov lingering ~
~ ano i Ralbo and Cinheriis italy, 81 Is Gavorrs aud
nAzcslios Nsnin's, Fani's Garibalds liay, and not
Ma2zini's
Far b. i from ne 10 add to ihc bitterness oc q
who, in all probability, ORIGINALITY ar'naed hv the
most honorable int Btions, and orly erred from
rfatlg c1rci nsae of hs o,ra iaporance sptingIng
trTn long seruson; but whom hear VI MazLnis
hnDi ~ hs having 'atrycn alone for italian unity whom
Nlriher i rather Tho diunon than the unity Of
fN'F iNu ho has been, consciously unconseionslv,
sltsnE a VI his Il e'jnc Wa feel tempted n ak VIII
thpr was not he plo 1iosd NJ ~ fs'y u 1s4s
nl ~ iarlions opposition e Chnres Ahsr n Milan,
t & hf ihc hear'less eNladon sith which, after tho
sier ~ Cnstolz1, he proclaimed TINT hc wor of ~
w 80 n ~ mi, ond i cas nom for hc pope's uor
e. yta AZ alt times, IN 1870 ia 1853. in 1890 who.
AJAX va not with him against him. Even u Rome
Trnnvir u was not m Italian not Roman, II
ws.a magynisu republic he asnir d e.tabli-h he
0ia ~ been staun,h champion of unity wa not
elsa able n wiling e hrnr republican Rome to,
gcher Asiih ropuhcan Tuscany II Il not
rua tlai he alone. Grst among his
conn,fy fymcn, - M the cry cf national unity. Every
cong 81 tba Caibonar of 1920 " the Insurgents 81
1851 for one state and ono people from tho SHOWS
~ the Ans H. The names 30 Ftpa.n what Is true i.
that wiser practical hal 70 count the odds
aud watch opportunities. What Il true " tnlt mon
g,ftcd with pra,cr foresight thought hoy coulh 10
Milan and Venice by ths way o tie Crtmea What =
tue Il, that with more fah in the justice u
their canae thought they could make even the Interests
nts as0c,a'ion n Ha,ys desi'pi-s 'o noss am Ea-
prg N6pole III dgnagy end ~ CONT B1mafots po-
"ishonor and guilt Ho proporod, inderl, %
% to the same goa by qrite different