New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
ITALY.
ITALY
PROCLAMATION OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO THg
PEOPLE


ITALY
PROCLAMATION OF THE NATIONAL CoafdrfTEE TO THg
PEOPLE.
From 10 Llberte (Pais). Dec n.
Romans AT last the last French soldier his left
ROme--the last foreigner Italy. From the Alps "A /,
the sea no foreign flag flies over Italian territory
no proud domination, unjust protection tT0nblesl
it. The spectacle is painful 10 our oppreesers bat il
is cOnsOng TO who, after 10 years raise hcais
again. and find Rome again mistress of her destiny
May this solemn day imprint itself deeply upon the
memory and heart OF every Roman who feels his dig.
dty This day. l4th Dec. 1858, opens era, the era
which Will see beside free reli giOus magistrates
Rome also fIee-it also prosperous
TO us, then, Romans be the task. Tardy iaetics
replaces in Onr hands the fate of the country which
was no longer ouIs. The hour is dccsiye-solemn.
Ihe entire universe regards MS moved, agtaed by
opposing feelings. We strong i'm an imprescrptabfe
right resolve TO exercise the rights of The spiritual
power, preparing for the great event minds ,our
thoughts, and, IL necessary aims. No vain words
no ncOnsderate mOyenents-nO isolated agitation.
Away from ranks be he who will not bring aid at
this solemn moment. The country il rich in courage
them.
1t is useless TO abandon ones self to empty and In
considerate manifestations. That would be what its
enemies most desire, the dTeamers of new foreign
interneddlers who in great numbers surround us,
spy upon s aud oppress us 1t II upon them. do not
doubt il, that the eyes of those who watch
destnies rest but against them 1t IS necessary to be
united, disciplined, strong and TeSOnte, and at the
same time, TO await with calmncSs the moment that
separates ms from our object. Let us gather let Us
gloIies of Rome. Thus united and compact let us
wait.
In the name of the country let not the least part oi
our force stray away at this solemn moment. Sue
cess is certain. The days of clerical desrOtism
numbered Your Committee viii not let you want
advice and action.
THE ROMAN NATIONAL COMMITTEES
Rome Dec IA, 1866.
Cavalere de Nigra has left Florence for Paris.
The Malone states that the Emperor Napoleon has
expressed his CONGRATULATIONS the King Of Italy
account of the conciiatOry policy announced in hs
speech.
Tonello in a most friendly manner and hopes are en-.
tertained that his mission VIII he successful. .
France and Russia, have concluded convention
relative the restoration of the chapes Of the Holy
Sepulchre at Jerusalem. The French and Rnssan
representatives in Jerusalem demand tat the house9
built on the terraces Of the church shall be pulled
down. -.
orENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMEST-sPFEcH or
KING VICTOR EMANUEL.
FLORENCE, Dec. 15-The Italian Parliament WAS
opened to-day by the King IN pers'"' Iils Majesty
delivered the following speech from e Ihrone
henceorth free from ali foreign domination. II Is with
profound Joy that declare this to the representatives OK
100000 italians The nation had faith In me. and In
IT, This great event by GROWING our common d eiT raS
ders stable the political equilibrium OF Europe. by
her prompuhde in military organization and by thes
rapid union OF her people Italy mas aequeG d I
ence by herself with the aid OF efcaciols alliances
bortous work i'm the sympathy Of civilized Governments
and peoples been further sustained and strength
provinces In the common enterprise OK national emahc
THE Treaty of Peace with the Empire OF Austria,
which will be laid before yOu will be followed by negoti
tions which will facilitate exchanges PRISONERS between
The French Government faithful TO the obligations
ts froop, from Rome On IT'S side Italian
Government ObSeryant ofs engagements nag eepeSteds
derstanding with the French Emperor, to whom ara
bound by friendship and gratitude the moderation Of the
timent and right feeling OF the Italian people win aid us
TO distinguish and coneate the Catholic Interests ana
with each other at Rome Attached to the religion OF our
ancestors which is also that Of the great majority Of Ia.
ans nevertheless respect the principle ofl5crty which
breahes through our Institutions and which Broadly ard
ences bet ween Church and state This disposition
part by reassurng Catholic conseenees will accomplish,
may remain Independent at Rome. Italy secure now
that beside the yaor OF her sons which through all the
changes OF fortune has bced itself either by land OF
sea nor the ranks OF the Army or the Volunteers she
possesses the rampars Of her i1dependenee me very
fore and ought to- turn her efforts to increasing he'
As italians have shown admirable concord In the af
fmation OF their independence, so now let all devote
themselves with intelligence sror, and ndomitabe con-
stsncy TO the development Of the economic Of
the Peninsula Several bills will be laid before you With
In the midst OF the labors Of peace favored by So
future shall not neglect following the lessons OF
experience 10 perfect military organization In order
that with the least possible expense Italy may no. DO
destitute Of the forces necessary TO maintain her IN hs
place which belongs to her among great nations The
recently taken relative to the administration Oh
kingdom, and those which VIII De proposed you,
above all respecting the collection OF the taxes ana ths
accountablity of the State will contribute 10 ameonto
the management of public affairs
NV Government has provided In advance FOR the ex'
pendure OF the year about 10 open, and for extaord
nary payments OF every kind. They will ask OF YOU the
continuation In 1867 OF the financial measures voted for
$40 The Legislative Bodies will also maturely discu1
hills which will be laid before them TO ameOrate the as
sessment OF the taxes and to equaze them among tbs
different provinces OF the Kingdom H. rs am fuy com
fdept, the people OF Italy viii not fail In that activity
which created the wealth and power OF our ancestors
will long before the public exchequer viii reach s
defnltive equilibrium. ..,
Sgnor Ssnaori, Sgnof Deputah Italy Is now restored
to herself Her responsibility is equal to the power sh
has acquired aud the full liberty she enjoys IN the use of
her strenth The great things which we have done In
short space increase obligations not to fan IN our
task which to know how to govern ourselves Win te
ygor required by the social condition OF the knguom anu
the lberaiity demanded by our institutions. .
"Ibery In political Institutions, authority IN ing
Goyernhent activity I'm the citizens, and the empire q
law upon ali and ALL will carry Italy to the night q
her destiny and fulfill what the world expects from ner
His Maestys speech was received with general ap-
plause.
THE LAST ALL0CUTI0S.
It is believed that the Pope on the 10Th deiyoreda o
new CondemnatOn-G General Of the Age in Cencistory
The address to have been kept secret thus lar
ITALY AND THE PAPACY.
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