New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29

more, and fun Of patriotic enthusiasm, have hurried
IRE paop slorOs BY ~ sssteSBs s,nal.
AID despoie Of Governments We are al moved by the
cry Of RcS Ne ali understand that Rome the sSg Of
eur COUNTRY and without IL Italy cannQI e&st. 10 re-
store Rome 10 Ifsy liberty to her enslated people, who
are resolved TO break the yoke which Expresses
As are severe and numerous the sIfferings We
have 10 endure. SOldiersl Hunger thrsL ually
Is our prosper ourreward will be the consciousness Of
having done our duty. soldiers! The whole eiYnEed
GSSGS 5p' S a aoS2 span se
ers Of civilization and, before know how 10 respect
private property and opinions Let us be generous even
toward mercenary and hireling enemy me resi- we
ms tthe Greht BANQUET of regenerated country Ana
when, from The hight OF the Capitol me ROMANS san
proclaim by the pebsclte, Italy, one ana Hee iu'uio
eeD''''''-' THE General in Command, AcERPI"
The Central Committee Of Aid has publisheda bulletin
at Florence inviting the provincial committees 70 enu IN
Their finds as possible grave n tSs
welkpOwn deputy Cnsp who, according 10 one account
has gone to caprea At the SI
refugee, for $1,000.
/ ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
/ The former National Committee has reconstructed
ITSELF and has notified the fact to the Romans in the fol-
lowing proclamation d..
romans The National Juna being dissolved and Italy
released from the responsibility of generous initiatives
the problem Of the Roman question has resumed us
basis t.
The National Committee, which has always preserved
the great question 10 its true cbarac6r nnds is nov
direction nairsEa serious charge which patriotism
and our boundess confidence in you have alone deter
mined us 10 accept without hesitation.
Romans as Italy has fulfilled the ungratefnl duty OF
that coplefcly II has been said that for the
Romans and entire Europe has recognized IN them the
right Of satisfying their legitimate ASPIRATIONS ana wants
convention We have not signed has imposed upon us
painful trial We have accepted IT, and the uai mas Oeeh
II has been established by evidence and the fact Is
patent that theocratc power is ncompatloie .lh III,
cation and incapable Of governing II must therefore
resign itself TO perish Romans when we nave aiu pto
the vices and great abuses OF sacerd0ta gOEene to
the appcaton Of which 1t has conded to the brute force
OF its mercenares II the right recognized ~ US rs Dot
has htbcro fSed shall we be gnty II we arc forced TO
appeal TO the last resort Inc runpn on i, ,S
and Of the interests OF the Church VIII JUSTIFY le
Romans the PROVINCES are already in revolt, and the
insurrecti0n VIII be universal We must associate
ourselves with this movement must second Win al
force, because the victory OF the provinces WIZ
tate victory Rome. BE you, therefore, prepared ana
The blood Of our brethren which the Ponti1ca Zouave
il shedding in the provinces win he spark that sna
kndIe our spirit Romans the hour is about TO strike
In the name OF the country let close our ranks and let
every man only obey the orders that may come fo tne
center Remember that unity and discipline constitute
strength. Every partial TaSh lnoppGrt9be t,e
that has already given you proofs OF It's Strength us pu
dence and it's firm viii!
Now that that the time for strong resolution has ar
rived, this Committee will not fail IN us duty LEI us
close ranks firmly let US act with dscpne ana ING
THE NAfIoSAL ROMAN COMMITTEE
CARDINAL ASToSELLIs CIRCULAR.
The Unita Cattoca publishes the following analysis OF
Cardinal Antonelli's circular:
a. At the moment when all the Provinces OF the state
were enjoying the greatest peace and tranquility tho
entered by the frontier Of the country occupied by te
Government Florence armed bands Of men 10 provoke
disorder nsgate revolt against the legitimate Govern
ment and 20 commit criminal acts OF brgandage' .
30 The inhabitants Of the territories invaded suddenly
by these bands instead OF responding TO the proV0ca
tions, and adherng 10 the imported revol, rtInheu
faithful the Holy Father maufcsung all ielr horror
at this act OF felony. -,
80 The bands were formed in Tuscany. and In the
provinces usurped from the Holy See they were com
posed OF young men, natives OF those localtieS, ana
Others not belonging the present state OF the hOiy
Father; and all this in fun daylight under The eyes OF
the sub Alpine Governments, who delivered passes 10
these bands although ~ well known that these roy
u0euts were going 90 invade the Pontiheal territory
~ The italian troops allowed the passage 20 remain
free 10 great number Of these armed bandits who from
various points of the Tuscan frontier and Orveto III
vaded the POntfical territory.
"5 These troops received the bands Of invaders whcn
beaten and dispersed by the POntncal army, thtJ Ie-
crossed the frontier" ..... ....t I