The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15

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ia'e and in fri9A III psstien Of ls nanla Of free
dos aa crsr, ars. cyaskel ts riiag liberties Of Rom.
IN he same year lsi9, aud inundated tue city With Il.
troops ana subsequently, by tus convention assumed the
rigai 81 preventing tue Roman people from having Inc
ad ann comsor Of their o~n cou ntry me IL as
sorting her indep enc ID encour
aged IN establishment their neignocrhood OF for
eisn legion expressly intended 10 cosrce and oveFa
tnemf tsname.i Now, am not going 10 invoke rsli-
ginus prejudc~s and bgories 10 this matter tcheera
Bat few weeks since was in Ireland offering TO the
Irish the Cooperation u the Enghsh Reform League In
obtaining for Ireland satisfactory Reform Bill and
sucn other reforms, civil and religious a. she Irish
mighs fairly aud jastiy require 10 restore peace and
honor TO their county, une them more com.
evils Of which they complain In the shape OF an
undue AceDdenry on the part or tue State
Church tcheers.D What IvOnld calm for Ae IlsA
wossi equally clam for he Romansrenewsd chsers)-
comPee uva and regsons liberty and pofical equaipy
gs al c.asses aud sects de Safe and especially
sac tioa Of <ir an goyrnnss II the Pspai rule can
continue u exisl at Rome with the fell ana free will and
consent OF The people Of Rome, let continue: bat it
can only be maintained there against tbs viii Of The peo
pie the dication of foreign Powers and persua
OF foreign bayonels then away with n--awAy with
IL for ever loud cneersI AZ we Englsh would pro-
Power attempting TO dictate who should bear rule
Us, what should DO the form Of our government what
the nature Of creed, ~ mpatn with all
hearts ana souls With the great Italian patriot
ina for his Roman fellow countrymen the right OF
and IL euas.so'ins to s secure 70 .asn los ia
aud uncontrolled exercise or that freedom or
action. These are days 10 which II Ii I'm
possible 10 lay too great upon the assertions and
viadicauon OF these prnc pies OF national Independence
against The encroachng disposition OF certain dom uanl
Powers la Europe whose enormous arman .nts while
they lameI tabiy dram the aud disturb Tue
social happiness OF their osn peoples, bode good TO
the peace toe welfare or the freedom Of less powerful
States. Hear neir We feel assured that the heroic
libsfalor OF sicily and Naples VIII yet triumphanlly
valicaIs these principles IN the liberation Of Rome.
career OF vc,ory, and while we Indignantly protes;
aa MT " aud tender AZ this crisis 10 the groat and
good Gar5,di this testimony Of Engiand's deep SYM
pahy, do IN the joyous anticipation that the hour
l. not far distant when he will sac the realization 81 his
prodest aud londest national aspirations in the unity
OF LAZY aad the consolidation OF is strength and rs
ioeres by the enhancement Of perfect freedom civil
and religious. in Rono iis fitting and glorious
capita. tPrnlonged cheering)
ceised with the most enthusas ic cheering, again AMI
AGAIN repeated He sai--Mr Boales, aies aud gentle
nen, will not irespass your kindness to speak
any OF the subjects which have been already so ably
treated BY the speakers who nave gone before To-
day IL the ersary Of the battle which secured the
uuiiy ami freedom OF tho Soltoern OF Italy,
which Victor Emanuel the BRIGHTEST jewel 10 his
crown II is the spnver AIRY Of the battle OF the Vol
turno by 10 900 Italian volunteers against 900
Bourbon soldiers That battle Eng Lamen t,as mandy
uon through yur help have often heard my father say
so. fCnesrA He said al Southampion:-'l know we had
the sympsthy Of England on all occasions bat one
have specially known ton the occasion OF the battle
OF the volurno, when but tor England. would not
ment of,which so much blood was shed tCheersj You
koU ,ceQ Tat ~ far me assistance II the Eags,sh people
he ,coud MT hare succeeded IN 1850. would now have
ameut my father and should not be here TO thank
you, not only in my name, but in the name OF my
country men You have raised great land-I say il
though am Itaan-a land with q glorious history
the past land with great history the future.
when from its lace shall pass away that incubus that
burden on il, the Papacy loud cheersl In pas days
my father to King Victor Emanuel the site OF I'll
Re Gsianiuomo " don't Know what my father thinks
bat know that every Italian thinks that mufdhsr
made a s'ake. tCbeers.l need say am
accustomed to public speaking. | have such =
command OF tue English language as would enable me
10 80 on. once again thank you for what you have
done. tCheers You have raised my native land from
the depths OF degradation In which she sunk; you
have done o greater thing than that You have begun
tho work you carrying on at present the work
called the brotherhood OF nations loud checrs Il is
tho proudes moment Of my life that yoa have entrusted
me w''h tins address TO give TO my father know how
he feel. lie has looked the possession OF Rome
the NJ victory. he has been prison b.
men whom he has trusted but nothing am sure, will
give him more heartfelt pleasure tnan TO receive this
address OF sympathy you have entrusted me with.
Loud chee,s.)
three hearty cheers tner gratitude TO Mrs. Colonel
Chambers for all the services she had rendered to Gen.
sral Garbald.
Three enthusiastic cheers were accordingly given
The CHAIRMAN said We have now to propose an ad
dress from this meeting 10 General Garbsdi, which
will read to you:-
Address of Members Of the Reform League other In
haossn,s Of Toe r'sa Metropolis. IN Public Meeting As
IiLusrslogs 0kSEaAL-We, members Of the Reform
Lss and other ?, The British metropolis; 70
crisis our feengs OF entire sympathy with your polite
and truly pariotc determination complete
your aud be consolidation OF liberties by giving
Tree Rome Tor lis cip.tA and we also hasten
TO you indignation 1t your arbitrary BY
an unsympatheiic and ungrateful government We
denounee that arrest MS . gross violation OF all
law. parliamentary privilege aud personal freedom.
herosi and lchess seli den nj the Italian Crown
deoed for the Kingdoms OF Sicily and naples; whom ths
people Of Rome during the short hour OF their
yerance from the hraldom OF priesy RUE and foreign
yohcts aud win the OF their
trioe rumur Mzzin spontaneously elected their Chief
whom they still iook for with fondesi hopes and
IDENTITY desire to receive and welcome within their
further denounce that servle and
the unjus1s5e stipuations Of Convention
unworihiiy entered into with foreign power which
neither bad has any right whatever interfere
wHh the Tree action Of the Romans. their will to
choose Their own form OF governments convention
which, whilst processes 70 respect that very free
dom Of scilon, Is converted into sn instrument
FOR excluding you from Rome We know. Generai
that england Is dear to you. adopted fellow
aud honorary President of the kefom League
your beloved Italy We know Also that you would
rather achieve The bless OF freedom BY the
preston OF The peoples will than by boodshed
sword anu gladly declare profound conviction
and while thus testify detcs OF the
policy which dictated your temporary arrest tina.
prevent only for br period delay your ming
the hour when the immortal OF the great and
good Garba shall DO consunnated IN the eutre uay OF
Italy and. amas, the reJoiciags OF the the
peie nopation and freedom Of Remc-its hitting
glorious ca.iaL
signed on benais OF the meeting