New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

rlon7 tradition which reminds that by one and the
SAND 2roei1maiion, n, the accomplishment OF italian unity
nouFCdo tie nation, presented bin for resolving The
question b,tweenCiyi and religious society"
The Circar proceeds tO advert to the causes OF the
late Parliam, ntary and Ministerial crisis The true
Ilotte OF the d. solution it continues has been to form
Str"n6 f. m" 10, crumnnf Ito is tIeiCd GSd t @
discussions The weakness of Coy crnlcn arising from
the perpetual changes OF individuals and programmes,
ana te mutations of Ministries Is ne cause ana pfIh-
cilIe or administrative disorder This can only be
reInedied by new Parliament The present Ministry
nevertheless consider It to be necessary - state Their
iueas upon the finance question They believe that "a
Increase OF ought 10 be sought in economy and
ihe fofgazaton cf eNsing taxes rather th IN fresh
Eposts. The Ministry viii present the Budgt for dis
cussiou immediately on the opening OF the new Parila
"The bin for the liberty OF the Church raised doubts
the measure taken place. The hmstry could furnish
explanations that would alay many apprehensions that
destiny OF seeing the only political question still
naming for her to solve intimately connected with the
and State The Government looks for the solution OF this
problem in fresh and ample application OF the prnc
. In drawing up new bin the Government will take
into account the verdict Of public opinion the subject
The question of the liberty of the Church Is bound up
with that Of the ecclesiastical property Nothing Is far
rendering the Bishops arbers Of the Church property,
OF depriyng the re Ous institutions Of every guarantee
Of stability, and abandoning tho inferior clergy to the
power Of their ecceiasticai superiors Italy feels the
necessity Of strong Government and does not desire
Parliament should bc composed OF individuals fulfilling
these conditions" The Circular concludes by inviting
the Projects make known To the electors The nentlOhs
of the Government.
Manifesto or THE ITALIAN OPPOSITION.
The Italia publishes manifesto OF the Parliamentary
Opposition addressed to the Italian nation and signed by
n members Of the late Chamber After finding fault with
the Government for its past conduct the manifesto
which is dated Florence February IT, says Advocates
of the sacredness OF the human conscience, desire
equality OF creeds and not the preGmnence OF an epsoo
Pacy under the cgis OF governmental protection-of
an opiscOpacy armed with privileges and threatening
from political and religious point Of view.
which seems incapable Of keeping within the limits
OF its ministry and IS neessanty invading the domain OF
the civil power. We will not mpern tine safety OF the
State by maintaining servitude in the bosom OF the
church which would place anew the inferior clergy under
the tyranny of the high duitaries become the dispon-
wealth which in their hands will be an instrument
Of against tho country while by means OF proper
aran cement that wealth may be made basis
consequence OF prosperity for the state ana the
communcs. In fine, We do not desire that the state
should bend the knee and disarm before political pontf
icatc which strikes with Its thunders and disputes with
Italy her capital The country whose right or pubic
discussion has been inteIdcted. Is punished for inc
moral support which 1t has granted 10 It's representa-,
tive5; the right OF meeting in Italy Is assai!ed
neut o Tho negotiations with the Vatican, from which
asolutist vertigo those ministers who formerly de
carcd themselves the friends OF liberty The dilemma Is
put before the country precise terms IL Tor the
country decide between the theory Of tho caprice OF
government IN the place ~ law, the precise text 0i the
law defended by Parliament; between economy recon.
ceablc with the security Of the state the eXgences OF
urgent wants, and tho national wetREe or persistence IN
system which, 10 the great detffrhont .oi the public
treasure impOvcrshes and moro, ana threatens
fre dan 0crs 10 national credit and honor We calmly
appeal from the verdict O the Government TO hat ot te
electoral urn which will be discussed the questions of
have defended with OuS votes and which, II necessary
we should defend az th<o cost OF our lives.