New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
FLORENCE.

ITALIAN OPINION or MAXIMUIANs EXECUTION
,l-. THE PLANS OF GARiBALDI-rHE CIUEC II
PROPERTY BILL - IMPORTANT DEBATE IN
, TIE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
Fmm Or Special Correspondent
FLORENCE, July II, 1897.
The execution of Maximiian forms The chief
pie of leading articles. Unfortunately the telc-
am Announcing his liberation led the democratic
ess TO exalt the generosity of republicans TO the
les the nOdeTates were obliged Sulkily, TO &C
lowledge the virtue Of their adversaries, and now
10 tables are turned. On the whole the public
eeognizes that Juaez has dealt strict Justice has
hOWn himsef simply human, and acknowledges
hat had he LET the usuper 60 free, he would have
zen suporhuman, not TO say divine.
Garibaldi is naturally exceedingly annoyed at the
absurd attempt made 10 cross the Roman frontier.
1t is quite true that he remains on the Continent in
the hopes Of assisting in the solution Of the Roman
question; that he had given arms and money, that
MaZzini bad also sent in arms but the programme
Was that the Romans should commence. and that the
Italians outside should assist them by means OF a
second Marsalla expedition" But too many were
iet INTO the secret, and few Gemelt, melted by
e1Ahnlstcr, thought to raise the laurel crown for
shs -, ah1 IaIIcd' Oallpaius ahpIy lttter 70
sne 1900" a. IONHO las raised Storm about ms
eio' 'ul ~, deeiaies that he, his SONS aud friends
mNt A' ~ fht tor the possession OF the capital OF
aIaiy ana depend on N that he will keen his word
Ire aitiiude of the Romans themselves is not en-
.ouIdelhg' When Pettucelll della Gattna said that
= stray HlSlSao Ot blood ran IN hls yeinsD all the
tss.iHs M Eluleslel against the caumny, but now,
h,ia ~ Iehen I. are gone now that the Emperor,
HuDolee py hls Mexican failure, will hardly attempt
e = second intervention, now that lasSer fabs
q the motto Of the present Government
ne inertia Of the Romans Is inexnlicabIe
me DEBATE on the Ecclesiastical property bil now
xoig Oh III the liOuse IS OF the most IL moi fhe
most important ever held by the Tsprese1ta of
United Italy. Since 1889 III can bardly bo i5 it ~
tne nation and the House were divided into two dis
HnSt partles Oecanse all had common aim in view
la " - aPiS sicily, Venice the compile
and when !" by resolution And iyameS ;ateiv"" hV""
answered the men of action: "bv dinlr1acv foroio,
aliances, and guided by Opportunity y renl;ed H.
men OF order. by combination OF ali these See,ts
me goal has been reached. Italy is free froTs ~
foreigner from the Alps to the sea: the %
Nthe Peninsula IS achieved; the moral unity H. st;fI
hdesderatum The sole obstacle TO this mor9I ,,o;t
~ y the presence Of the Pope in Rome the power Of
sne clergy throughout the country. the conseo,o,t
Mylded allegiance OF the Italians The men of orJ
wno now assume the title of Conservative na;,t33
tne nght OF the Roman hierarchy 20 remain a re-
% %u powerful organizaion-.a State within the STATE
nsmsSIno men oi action Pfogessonists. they now call
Sosnlseives, INSIST on deprivng tie Cnieh of its
kewef once rendered incapable of harm imnotent
fo SyRoss loe new order Of things they are wpg
sro .en1 10 II al the liberties which other citigcus
Xca SSavouI SouI dld not live 10 develop bis formula
tm tnat IN opPosition to the BalbOs Revels and Meme
Who a ~ nus Gay he sided with the Pr0gre ssonists
yerc1 .osy syon on the banner Stay free from ebser-
fbat IN 70 homei and he most distinctly declared
after tie Sboi9s9 Jioa9 only be granted to the Cmrcb
nySSard ,,i Law Of May, 1855 promnioaird in old Pied
ggss.eor " Two the bds1s Of the law now under dis
were m2 ~ Tat law many religious ,OfDolatiol.s
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