New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
Italy.
THE OUADRILATFRAL.


Turin letter in the Libere after giving details of the
ornaments going on in Italy, proceeds to say:
AS impossible for the Italians to attack the Quadrat
front the enemy ike all the world expects three
things diversion by Garbald himself OF one Of his euen
ants with corps Of volunteers in the Italian TyrOl taking
advantage Of the mountains Of the province OF Como II the
diversion succeeds and if the Italian Iyro and fo1 rise
passages OF the Tyro intercepted myself that
The population OF those two districts hostile TO Austria
Tempt Of Gen Ciadini, whose headquarters are at
Bologna. 70 place himself between the Qaudrilaeral
This operation is Of extreme difficulty the country
being marsby The Austran however appear 70 fear IT, for
900 perhaps 100000 nen under bis orders He has
received oGancie the choice Of his officers and his
troops are among best Of the Italian army The General
himself daring aid energetic The operation which he VIII
have to attempt grave for he has obtained from the
Ene the permission not 10 have hereditary Prince under
his orders affairs which he viii undertake he does not wish
10 have the responsibility OF the heir to The throne Ire third
enterprise which the enemy appears fear connected init
nstey with tie second that is an attack on Venice and
Is lmpOssby; but isolate the fortress is TO cot of their
fo in fact the Qaadrlaera in the center Of
Isiy-that h operation the value Of which have no
which ght attempted Beyond the hypothesis which
have just pointed out an expedition into Hungary spoken Of
landing Fume in its ucighborhood Garibadl is also
spscn Of O this expedition while by other accounts he is to
s.,c MAzzIyI on THE IMPENDING WAR.
Mazzini IN an article in the Genoa Dore,e says;
"The war for the emancipation Of Venice was thus FAR
duty now it Is necessity H. after me deeds, prepare
rede from the undertaking. she would reveal herself 70
Erope as nothing better than thing without national
life batsoever-a tool for foreign interests and de-
signs TO PLAY with She would be dIseIedted for long
eTes of wears in the opinion Of the world she would nave
r. face new deficit added 90 the old one she would de-
priye her army Of all sense Of dignity and sel-reanee
ehe would provide potent for the hands OF reaction
rv factions she would open the gates 10 al anarchy IN
morals or to feeling Of skeptcsm or to thst oplecuoh
which is worse than anarchy So then, let the voice OF
the country heard from end to end and lei mat voice
BE one simultaneous cry Of war. 10 inc
Republicans who, from the rude lessps ol lhe past
would deduce an excuse for inactivity ], Republican
TOO say this: You my brethren, have always taught
t now as have that in order to attain, whenever that
fine NAV be- republican freedom, necessary to de-
serve H. Deserve il then Avail yourselves Of whatever
opportunity there may turn up for the liberation OF s9e
among your countryen still kept grooming IN for-
eign woke Once united you will march on, through the
Dropagaton OF truth by your aposehp 10 conquer our
Ideal But do turn this ideal into condition OF that
help which sacred duty bids you TO give Would you
have warned Joan of not TO drive the English out OF
rsnce would you have told the Spaniar of 1905 not to
repe the French invasion since France was monarchy
corrupt aud inept and because the majority OF the span
Iaris we're not ripe for republican institutions Inc ma
ona question is snned against by whosoever negeets to
resolvet The question Of internal politics can be but an
error and nothing more You will never overcome that
error II YOU don't first clean your hands Of that SIN