The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-11-06

TO make It test question on selecting can
didatea We verify believe, from, tRe az.
preston or opinion In some OF our State ex.
changes that II the question Of entire = rs :
pudiation was put before the people, they
would choose It's advocates. We do NOT
want this; but relief Ia g some" shapS
must come PhoniE1. -,
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Euaorn Doss UP N Bnrxv.--ThS Savsn.
nah Republican says: ~..,
England. raessd with spssimodio Fenian
pains; France and Prussia giaring at each
other across tho Rhine; Russia trying ID
raise money. and arning In hot haste for
some gigantic crusade; Austria binding up
her wounds; reaotionary convention just
dispersing from Maline0, and a revolutionary
council adjonrninS ii anger from Geneva;
the King'of Italy crampsd by tho gripe Il
Napoleon into sn unwilling arrest Of Carl
baldi, and bis whole kingdom on ths eve of
consequent insusfectfoh; Rome under mar
tial law; Spain bleeding at every pore ups
der military terrorism; the inSsurgents Of
Crete fighting on to the birer end, and
Greece agitated to, espouss their cause;
Turkey threatened with foreign attack and
domestic disruption; such Is the lively pie-
tire the elder continent presents. And
whyi Because she still tolerates the mon.
arehfaI and military System. which some Of
our madmen are doing their best 10 initiate.
Because sRe keeps s,sOo05S able.bodIed
4 Al =
ries, where they would be producers in
times ofpsace, and 5, 600 o,O08 in time Of wa,
and thus actually loses 81, 600, ,ooo, 900 Ii
hard cash, per annum, which would 90 to
feed and educate her poor, cultivate her
waste lands improve her DWELLING, and
make her people happy, instead Of turbu-
lent and disconteuted. II there be any
saving grscs in 1858, as the propheis Of Eu.
ropean h6eralism predict, II will arise in
that hour when the folly Of an armed peace
shall become the seoif OF the nations."
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g, GiRsBALDI-This military Shieftaih Is
once more making some noise Ia Ehrope.=
A condensed sketch of bis life riay mot bs
uninteresting to our readers. He ought to
be friend and advocate of liberty, for he
was born ih Nice, on the fourth Of July,
1906! .a. 49,
"For more than thirty years, he has been
engaged in revolutionary enterprises, and
his whole life has been one Of great and
varied adventures III almost all parts OF the
world. At one time he was in Uruguay.
lighting Valiantly FOR The Republic. Next
We find him teaching matht piatics iii Mont
evideO. Again; In ls4s. he Went from
South America With portion Or the Italian
Legion, to Piedmont, where he rendered
gallant though unavailing service against
the Apstriaus In Is45, when the French
expedition 10 restore the Pops appeared
before Rome, he greatly distinguished him
self by his heroism and partial sscccesse.. =.
Having been banished from Sardinia. he
came 10 Now York In 1850. and Supported
himself by making candles in 4 manufae.
tory on Staten I.lahd: Afterwards he re.
sunied his vocation az mariner, and made
some voyages In the Pacific. He after
wards returned to Nice, and lived there in
retireineht Until the wat with Austria. in
1859. when the Sardinian Government in.
vited him to form corps. which became
celebrated as the Hunters Of the Alps,
and his services throughout Tie war were
most important" .-
| Who knows yet but that shef he has at
tanned his three score years, he may isav.
his name behind him as successful revo.
lutionist and hberatorf We shall see.
| .'. .a LPheniz.