The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-06
FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
THE REVOLUTION in ROME.


NANlREsTo OF THE ''CENTRE OF THE NsuRRBc-
TI0F' TO THE ROMANs-GARIBALDI's LETTER,
ETC. ETC. -... =
The following is a copy of the proclamation
from the Roman party OF action, having been
distributed throughout the city, and affixed to
the doors of the Church OF San Luigi de
Frances:-
Romans = The situation imposed upon Rome for
ehe last seven years is unparalleled in history. While
overtbrowlug the thrones of het tyrants, Rome was
ip0Sd 95 eyS 9 the % pe9n ss 20 sndn5e she
Rome was her capital, the Romans were still told
the priests. constitution did not suffice to secure
me. me soyersgnx OF the kings Of italy the Council
serve the despGts Of the Vatican from fall The thou
CapuS but The forty thousand Of CastedaTdo 6aited
at Ponte Correse. Roman general, the captain Of
the hnhunzsa for the liberation Of Naples but he U
was greeted With bullet at Aspromonte for attempt
ing To release Rome from the priests. And all this
happened because between Rome and Italy, between
eTe oo cSe @ Of fne eee w6h S %s
us Lombardy for the freedom OF Italy.
by the September Convention. Thereby diplomacy
acknowledged the right the Romans to decide upon
been masters of their own destinies. They entered
when the last quilted Italian soil Why did
1ob6 Sn oTce on a ysa aGS SsG% ne %9ra 10
the priests and separated from Italy Because we
have been prudence; because did not perceive that
tn the solution Of the Roman question depeaded upon
gain strength with every delay. New situations re.
sSe the duty
US by our friends, and we now appeal to all our fell
OF overthrowing the rule OF the Pope, and uniting
Rome TO Italy as her capital This is the only ques
the mon ent when Rome, while respected In the Pope,
temporsi rule ' L WoGG be orme to delay
lion when It's result Is secure. The insurrectlon In
in the provinces which are still governed by the
priests and where centres allied with have already
been organized A provisional government will be
pIolpted soon the insurrectlon succeeds. Its
Inncuons VIII be-tlrst to protect order property;
unity by Joining the remainder of the States of the
Church to Italy. The provisional government will
make the httlng ARRANGEMENTS for this last object,
will conduct the pLe6iScnl and regulate the form of
Romans, in isI9, General, clothed with authority
Sy your S%9yernment % LEFT Rome With part OF the
his commission and fought everywhere for Italy and
niEe as such so long as we are not Italians st lives
and Is ready to combat and die for us. His name is
him, counting upon his assent-nay, upon his assist
ance The persecution of the priests has scattered
brethren all over Italy and foreign lands, They must
be united under leader, that they may all contr
leadership SeIenss to General GSrioald we invite
him to exercise 1t through men he may appoint.
Jealousy, strife, and suspicion; let unite ourselves
and our strength for the overthrow of the temporal
dominion. Many of us staked our lives tor the free
dom of Sicily from the Bourbon, and Lombardy and
the Romans fear the sTir'i Of the Popea Let US unite
VIII strength Let US exert & our VIII and the papaI
hail Rome as the Metrf polls from the summit OF the
Tile CENTRE OF THE RESURRECTION.
The same party also publishes the following
LETTER FROM GENERAL sABIBALDI
GENrLEMEN;-Ia proud TO call myself Roman
general. Gratefully do acknowledge the comnis,
names of the Romans who are to organize the centre
vinced that the Whole Roman emigration viii join
this centre In which place the fullest confidence
'4'''' Yours for life. G. GARIBALDI.