The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-29

RomAnsl-If italy has fulfilled it's painful duty OF
opTssSng generous iniliaye Is now for ns 70 peG &
Romans and ali Fnrope aoknowiedges the right OF
the Romans 90 obtsin satisfaction for their leglmste
no. sgnd dc9Smpsed ON US to maze snG1I sssHy V
has proved the theocratca power TO be incOm patbe
with civilization and incapable Of governing II must
xposed the vices and the great abuses Of saeerd9ta
Of immoblllty which It support ed by the brute
Of It's mercenaries If therefore recognized right
liorate condition has proved frultess we be
triumph OF cvzetion and the @ true interests of the
Church VIII Justly the eL ergy OF our reso. yes,
the l9surrection viii shortly be universal we must
associate ourselves ours wi with this moyeme&nt: & we must =,
the provinces will facilitate our success In Rome
II O Dsrs wh
the pon'Iesi zounves , are now sheadIng 10 the pro
Romans the moment OF the final struggle approaches.
the o9 fro the
mttee. Recolect that discipline is strength. Any
be fatal 70 US Place reliance Romans in thus Com
Of prudence and fTmness Of purpose Now that tie
moment for etc resolutions has arrived It Will
other and act with discipline and the cause Of civil
' THE ROMAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Rome Oct. 8, 1867.
GarIbaIdI to the Romans.
The Italian papers publish the following pro-
clamation which Garioaldi has addressed to the
Romans:-
Notwithstanding timd counsels and insolent
threats, You have spontaneously cut short delay and
echoes from the forests of the sabna the heights
mpatsnee Son dy fEs fs amp conVuced W
fulfil hers. between Rome and me there has long
tain my promise and Will be with you But to van
Vascelo and San Pancrazo the tried veterans Of the
national battles. are fighting in your ranks and their
glorious mandate Of directing you but until come
ed to b 0nT GssFe and an M shSt Of all my friends lem
of my son Menoti certain that he will conquer with
merely the oppro6Tons recoleaton Of the e2ecra6s
october s, 1867. ''' ''f''''''' g. GARIBALDI.
ManifeStO Ofthe Florence RevOlutiOnIsts.
The Florence Central Committee, established
in aid of the Roman ,insurrection, have issued
the following address,
ITAL1ANsl-Yo have responded and Will continue
to respond to our appeal, which none other than
cry from the soul, revealing duty The feeling
and soldiers of the people, members OF Parliament
which has declared Rome to be the capital Of Italy,
nation the invitation was simple, as 1t should be.
vention was already broken in blood; the time for
argument was atan end What, then, remainedg TO
Pepes 50 thai i may 10 longer taint the air. ~ m
NOW we declare that me dle cast 1y Inc insuIgehos
death must speedily fulfil ihe duty epjoined her
es by all her martyrs. In order that the plebiscitnm
may not be vain thing that the and pretexts
for squanderng may cease, that administrative anar
ehy may perish that reaction may be driven from Its
to the world Italians, to Rome! What money-what
blood will ever bear more fruitful result than this
Show that the cry of Garbaldl is the voice of the
national conscience He Is q prisoner In his island
fault and mtsfortune-but his soul is everywhere.
It calls the Romans to assemble In their pazzas
and invites Italy TO reach the Capitol.
Victory lies In clearly defining the object OF the bat
tie, and desire that the Pope remain Pope for
those who believe in him Rapidly of action is also
necessary. And will not Italy speedily furnish every
means? Men who know how 10 die abound among
But that Is not sufficient; material resources are
required In order that there may not be vain
tomb of so many precious lives. that the love of
country may be punished by hunger and abandon
ment and that the sick and wounded may be pro
perly tended.
THE COMMITTEE.
Florence, Oct. IL, 1867.