The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-21
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GARIBALDPs ARREST.


The General In the Hands OF the TIA
lian sOIdIsrs-HOw the Act Was AC-
OOmplishsd - Protest OF GRribaldps
Friends.
FLORENCE, Nov. GA number of friends and
champions of Garlbaldi, including the Deputies
Crispi and Guerzoni, have drawn up solemn
protest against the arrest of the General at Fig
line. The document Is as ioloWs:-
The undersigned friends and comrades of General
Al Passo Torese after having taken part In the dis
solution Of the corps OF volunteers fighting upon Pom
tidcal territory the undersgned were authorized by
had been granted him upon the ex press CONDITION that
Daring che Journey no act either upon the part Of
the General or OF those by whom he was aceompa-
menis made for sending on the train TO Florence.
badi, Deputy Crspi teegraphed at Narni station 20
the RubRttino Company, asking, In the Generals
Al Figline the train was stopped, and Lieutenant
Colonel Camezzi, Of the carabineers, approached
General GRrbaldi. asking to speak to him alone. The
sSseT Under the ofdsrs q Major Fastf and BY
& 9L & be Carthage sHd M
left with him. We then heard General Garibadi say
resaST re- STU warrant me Colonel replied
mo am simply ordered 70 make the the arrest n a.
legal act. not guilty o, any hostility against
aeSuS es asSSH Roman general elected BY legally const
tuted government, and an American citizen, AS
ofense. cannot be arrested; and you and those who
aaud violate
not Yield except TO violence, and that II you wish
arrest me you Will have to carry me by force 70 ~,
Generals person. the law and good right: The Gene
employed towards him 70 be met by further violence
and that be would never be parity toa conflict with
all idea OF resisting In arms, II had wished TO resist
by arms should have begun by making use OF those
at the frontierd We obeyed.
AS many spectators had gathered round, in order TO
humiating to the country Deputy Or spi teegraphed
twice to the President of the Council of Ministers de-
and Affirming that the General only wished to return
to his home at Caprera. We asked Colonel Canazzi
to afford the de.ay necessary to receive an answer
himself supporting our request. Colonel UamaZz
however poetivey refused 70 accede to this latter
request.
a bout an hour having passed without any tele-
graphic reply being received from Florence the
Colonel Carabineers declared that the time had
statement several times repeated, of General Carl
baldi that he fatigned III, exhausted by
serious trial of fresh Journey the colonel remained
memorable. -Four carabineers approached the Gene
were commanded invited him in the name of his
superiors to follow. The General, perSisting in his
stdeIerminaon, was iihed up by the Carabineers.
the waiting room. and thus transported amid the
most lemn silence of his friends to the carriage
sent enerseticaiy Protested against this Violation
the law and the Insult thus offered TO the greatest c
The Generals family aud servants had received per
mission TO accompany him, but his SON in-aw Canzio
CamszSa was seated in the same compartment, aud
several carriages filled with the bersRglferi aud
netrs pI eceoed and followed that In which the Gene
unknown us, and this is not the place TO say by
what feelinRs we were animated. -,
We attest the above as the exact ana HISTORICAL truth
of what tork place. -, #
Twenty.nn signatures follow.