The New York herald., 1867-01-30
sI.ecrure by Henry Vincent.

Lecture by Henry vincent.
20 rather large audience last evening Mr. Henry VS.
cent the English orator and reformer and one Of To-
orig na chartiss delivered lecture "GaTibaldi aa1
the Italian Movement for Freedom" In Dr. Budiugtoao
church. on the Of Clinton snd lafayette avenues
Brcokiyu aid Of the Grand Avenue tlats stcubsul
Mission The words or the orator werc hesrA-
Throughout with close attention. combined -
they were In sentences Of terssnsss and pcink
ana now and tben cmbodyng . FUN, 80.
tscsa thougnt which csud only spriag from nssss-
ai,uned to long contemplation OF what s worthy h
government and heroic In individual schievemsuk =
manner and action he is strikngly diGereu4 froa -
more practical and representative style q Amsscnn
speaksrs and barring occasional expresM0u, ssmese
Irish and less rice than dssirable is mainly 80
elaborate In his trsstmentof theme tons Of masly
vgor underies and enforcss the purpose OF his A.
course the following brief synopsis Of his lsc.
tura:-- ees
/ Ia order to consider this subject propsriy he
MARKED there required knowledge of the causog
which lay the Italian races prostrate and those which
opcrstcd upon their conscience and inteec until IN
these later days. the inspiration Of OF iosy
Trs greater king. and under q: Inspiration Of ssads
soldier tho great 1arbad they spsng from the dust q
century had been fruitful or popular rights and Of shs
overthrow OF desrotism These we're . work IN Isiyi
s Is. n'' q y snS %nsn
temporal power Of popedom would DO DE-
ptroyed forever (Aprause. Maxztn, Tor tnlsty
years, had endeavcred 70 stir BILE people against deepo
ism, under the cry OF 'God and his country" Whsa
hie father abdicated and retired into exile, vietoe
Emanuel succeeded him and re,ghtcd the beacon 0fe0
Of freedom in the little Kingdom Of sardinia giving Ne
pross certain amount Of Freedom restoring liberty -
worship far the priests Id allow, and doing ni8
beat 70 build up independent pari ament that TIE
conservative Italians might notice that . paris-
mcntary government was possible The gfees
statesman and dipomatts Count Cavour sdvisod vctev
Emanuel ally himself with England and France o
the Turkish question, from which followed thai wne
against Austria which carIbald 0guped In 1s4s ha
commanded the lcgions that defended Rome. he then
returned America and returned again to Europe
ten years before The srent blow was struck In Italy.
He entered Caprer hue afterwards obliged 70 70
back there the sudden treaty OF peace a. Villa Frnnce
by the Emperor OF France which disappointed COune
Cayour thai laid the foundations OF thai dsease which
carried him 70 An untmey grave u was shen
veuon tho AFFAIRS Of Italy 50 long as the revolutions
thero confined 10 it's own Hmits Then crowds o.
scmbed al Palermo Tho flag of Naples wss torn down
and that Of Savoy wss holsied revolution WAS de-
veoping In Sicily. Garioald then appeared again. sna
tbe proclamation issued which declared the heapoit
reign 10 10 nnshed and the Italian soil TO be sacred
% liberty aud free worship and Freedom 10 every one Of
her sons and daughters tApplausep haiisns tnao
gathered around Garbsd uoder the advice Of home.
CO. 20, 90, in tho Of God and country CO. and
return but with the lightning Of victory blazing tu
your eye, and . free Italy marching IN yons
rearr (Appiause) Thcp ensued the struggle BY which
the liberties OF Italy ensured There were Rrpvidenr
epochs in the history ef nations and out OF concea
larger and unsought for results follow ~ IN tho Amer
can civil wsr where tbs nason Was ostensbly 70 10
only conserved but whsrs Prsvidence crushed reheeo
and struck down the cause OF disunon oy delivering
millions out OF the house OF bondage. tAppAusel Ihs
remainder Of the Iectse touched upon recent esente
which are freah n th0 recollection OF all