, 1866-03-30

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vokes thanks IN thr r.1l.nt- o,t,s 80,
md to fhe stutcsnans,,In ot csIour ~
heroism of Garibaldi and the nstr;o.,s,, ~
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finn Yor M ~ find that Al. cs.,~a1 ara.a -
f1ds immortal tr,o was cont,11od :, * ,oea
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the marvellous political ability which 1t has
displayed since the recent Inauguration of its
national existence. Those conyersant with
the history Of the italian people NAV to some
extent account for this astonishing ytror bv
the circumstance that even under the
dl1est foreign or domestic tyranny. the
spirit OF sclf-gore,umcnt has been
still more or less preserved In ~lo.
cal or municipal corporations, while those
who are Intimately acquainted with the pao.
rle themselves cannot resist the conclusion.
tllst under d gentle exterior. ther are made
Of such stuff that dsspotism could pass over
their heads without demoralixiuc their minds
or bluntiuc their affections, or soaring their
consclenccs. Willie Italy was to all appear-
ancesrdoomed to political staguation.. tbe
divine fire" was burning all the time in the
hearts of the pcoule. The outbresk of It's
flamcs was suppressed. both nv the enoines
of tyraupy and The safety valves of The
blended renflenexs and wisdom ofthe neon1.
who LncE bov IN nnrse The sacred fra 1i.h'
ont exposing II tn The DANCER. .of N ,,-eIro-
ture exp,osfop. Bnt mn soonrr had
Mazzipi proclaimed that the time for
the rrnera1 eonaagratyon had ~.
riyed, and Cayour, Garibaldi md Victor Enan-
uel gifded up their loins for the great COZ.
test than the popular fire broke forth With all
It's concentrated power and purred the land
from tyrants, a now It continues to bum In
all iie pristine purify 10 crysta1lize the
achievements OF the war into imper1shable
monuments of liberty. More was done BY
Italy In ten Tears than BY most other nations
In ages but far more remains to be done
Cavour, the great mind of 1talian rescucra-
ton, is no more. But Mazzloi, though still
confined to his exile and sick-bed in London,
has Just been elected by the Mess1nIsns as
their representative in Parliament, and Carl
baldL though also prostrated by fllbealth in
his solitude OF Caprers, & still the guardian
angel OF italian liberty; md the Terror OF
the Hapsbufrcr. md the Pontid. And
above an, Is Victor Emanuel fruardine The
victories achieved by the nation with ali III,
f1rmness Of the Apneu1ne and Anime mou,-
ta,r,s. which sepa1ate Italy from fts peradfous
friea.ds and enemies: and ereat As nre the d,E.
hcu1ties which the new order Of things st1u
encounters, they will be easily Overcome un-
der these circumstances, and particularly
with the zcalous cooperation OF a united
people,
Great AZ The nsycho1oc;cs1 cnntr,, sts mr. hp.
n NRRrnIffar OF tf1R fesnf r,f
vesuy,ns and = Tomhar1 ,.orn a,1oozt w,,h.
IN s1r,t M +hr a.. I;nfb.rd.. ~ hrtwec,,
sardiuiaa. brourht mn In he semi. ni.par;sian
atmosphere Of Turin. and a Tnscsn nur.u,cd
In tbe classic art ASSOCIATIONS NJ F1or,rc.. or
betver,, a yrnrt,ar enamorrd viii, tha ,,nn-
dolas of his lacoops and The ancient snlendor
of bis Doees. and a Roman. nurscd in tbe hc.
attitudes and the historic and monumental
e1ories OF the Eternal Ctr: ar betve.n a
Gcpoese, ardent with enterprise md instinct
with democracy, and Modenesc, worn
ont with 1ndolcuce ind stIIl IN!
ycaued from old school pzo1inclslls.ns.
or between Tr,cstine, alive to sharp bar
ra,ns and mercantile schemes. and a sici1,an.
arloy with volcanic passion md oyeraowlug
with cpthusiasm ;-r1eat!as these and other,
contrasts a5e, they are vet far from clashing
with the duties Of patriotism. On the con
tra1y We find that the moderation OF the
Milapesc and the Floreptine serve. q, bul-
wnrk against tie immodesate passion Of the
Ncapolitau and the Messinlan, while thc ~
gressYve turbulence of Genoa and Sicily
watches with argus eyes over the coaserva.
tism OF Turin. Leghorp, Ancona. FLORENCE
and BoIocna-
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