The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

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the "Itaau question" suggests the following remarks
70 n: FORBADE in the Croaiqse Of the Rsue dss Dsz
honds JUS issued. After observing THAI the Popes
csa.ns y Be- temporal prince Si p for me Catholic
thas tho Roman crisis. like Ill the events
Of the present epoch, begins IN sed manner
unworthy OF experiment which interests in high
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accustomed 70 reflect, they 90 seldom take Into &C.
the frasity Of situations force Of
and Germany most loudly. applaudsd the success Of
Garibadi imagined he was about 70 attempt what Was
The French r. ,s they ssd had sen.
h was affirmed that we had division ready to embark
for Civa vscchia and that our Mediterranean squadron
was waiting at Hyeres for them. n. Rattazz causes
Garbadi 70 be arrested and has him taken 70 Caprera
He wants to 90 back 70 the mainland but they VIII not
very obstacles opposed 10 him. Tho personal
powersssness TO which 0arbadi reduced may acce!e.
hs~. been forss.en ssmSsds s:s nsssd Of pre-.
venting the movement OF the volunteers has excedsnd
them The sss%'hss Of tho Italian yS q
foreign recruits, cannot occur often without some
effect on PUBLIC opinion; All hearts In Italy
IL % chance, and Saiss, consnss 70 y ~sssoui
dsstss Il Is At once seen that order ana security
qurs the Intervention Of an organized force between
hs 1s the It's aIa shs Poncal pows
tween France and Italy the Interesting Power cannot
be Franco French policy, wheh : month ago seemed
disposed TO require the literal execution Of the Septsm
Der convention, also admits that prudence commands
TO no longer interfere In Italy Rome. IL under
srabIs not 10 expose Rome TO become che centre OF
republican movement In the Peninsula t high time
I. them the Italian b ohsrrsd With 'p po
establishing order In the Roman States and protecting
the head Of the Catholic Church against the dangers OF
revolutionary resurrection. So sudden change In
short time OF IDEAS and events has been rarely wit
messed Wenow sse what becomes OF trsaties and con-
vsntions In epsch-mers short and transient exps-
dents, the thinnsS OF Masks behind which hid Tor
moment indoIsuce, timdity and fsebleness OF mind
guarantees great ssmsnt Of order and prospsrisy 10
thus taken away from contemporary Europe by those
wrstched attempts = pa.chng up, which Is V necessary
10 recon mence incsssaJtly.
lETom the Opinion Rationale Of Paris prince NaDo-
Icons oryan), Oct. III
IT'S with grief We learn that Roman cxpediton y
accomplished We consider the belief that such step
win make Italy recede frsm her present position an
point Victor Emanuel cosos draso back sehsws i'm
peritssg his and mcndyusioal inaisations.
From the Paris PAsrie, Dot. III
W.1 nua raj "A .a>1tw 49,
the Cabinet Of Florence In arresting GaSibad,. We
doubted the sincerity Of sgnor Rataxx in con.
against authority but 1t 10 Uncomfortable that tho first
energy of the Florence Cabinet has diminished. We
r ss D sn ss n s
to stop the openly armed invaders Of the Papa terri
tory impossible that such state Of things should
last Il 10 necessary 70 take prompt and energetic
rcsoutioD The honor Of Italy requires it. The signature
Of France exac,s it Assasd b men whom the popua-
Pontcal government able BY force Of arsf We
still hope but We shall longer dare 10 believe n
place tomorrow in the same manner q il does to-day
Either the italian government toleratss this violation
y u ,Tpotsns TO arrest t. tolerate: T. Ms question
bears two signatures; In default Of tbs the other
must it 70 DO respected IT, The contrary. the
OF the Psal territory then ought 70 ask Eance 70 aid
in defending 10 signature and it, honor. This 10 the
therefore without hesitation Events require Italy to
come to decision ID for the Cabinet OF Florence say
Wnetner daflDe0an nDuStertng ID venQu8n ounof1ty
and law, and whether revolutionary intsguss to
triumph over monarchical resistance For France the
question csunot be for long discussion. We de-
mand, then, zoutcn-eIther Itnly determined united
With France, and armed with the treaty Of September
France alone vndicatng, In the of contracted
Engagements, in the OF order and society, the
anarchy.
(From The Avsnir Rationale, OF Paris Oct 1871
In spite OF ell the that reaches from all quar-.
ers We persist believing shat second expedition 70
Rome will not take place. TAs battle cf Sd6o,pa had
many ycsuls at which Wrs far from satisfed but at
East had he effect 9 rcsdis1 any Fre~h Intervention
IN Italy morally n,possbs unlsss IL be intended
der European condagraton- inevitable. Let the Cabi- 4
net OF Florence act and act promptly. 10 1t present
master Of she situation.
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