New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

on itS arms TO INVADE where there were
mic and recalled Medicl the only one OF ne regusr
noe,as WHO had attempted any serious opefatOniICln
fha srrentino when he was within Few mics VI tne
caPl's flight from milan in 1919 Noysra Gus
to1ls and Iissaich have been the results OF inc OILY
wars cur monarchy has undertaken without Iorem r d
though at times guilty Of crime have atlcaSt shiunA ii'n
~ o nsural that the poaco that followed should Dc
MN q mar with the war. but the monarchy c0htNeu
even TO surpass the point osgface already DECLARE
Tbe monarchy has submitted 10 hear Austria uevlo
do not give back this Italian territory 10 thoe M
nnabie and unworthy TO conquer il for themselves;
nno the now useless ncunbrance ct the feet Of the de
pot who has already wrung an Italian pro ., r own
Your cowardce and who still depryes yon on your 20
metropolis Take IL as nms nOin hih' II no 0u'V''' w
Tie monareby has submitted 10 hear the usurper OF
Ionoe snd Mice declare l. a foreigner besOw upon You
aims this Italian province when you a1o Yan sba
hencc6rth do homage vasSals, not 10 Aue'' o"' W
And the monarchy has swallowed the double insult
Had il not few years before upon GROUND yeS , co
with Italian blood swallowed the insult OF pcId distant
from tbe King YET dened word 20 him. VII nCs
say toiask counsel but not even 10 iorn nun VI ''O
aD An9 this peacehOugh this of small moment com
pared TO dlshonorts peace Is ruinoas 10 h ev az
trenched within the Alps; master OF Istrla tne ny
our eastern frontier master OF the poor IN the
ino, the key Of Venetian Lombardy; mo descend into
taytho enemy can lie in wait TO seize the Iaygr9D9
pe oeT to fai upon us peace such as the present
carries with i the necessity of another wara war which
/ Ii
to,r than before Rejected BY Germany she VIII be
Sooneled by tho force OF things and by tho numerical
nj" sSvon;an power; and the Southern Slavonians,
despSirng henceforh OF Italian aid and certain Of pre-
eDewT and become enemies in their turn
Meanwhile the certainty of having sooner or atte, 70
eroogo in "A new war will compel Italy TO maintain her
army undminshed place her in the necessity ot making
fresh preparations, and render any important reuuS"
i'm her expenditure impossible 1t will force upon ner
DrOgressiye Increase OF liabilities, threatening inc oale
with Bankruptcy reduce her to constant condition OIL
commercial uncertainty, alarm, ana consequent htu
tivy OF capital compel her to new loans, new taxes
and me indefinite interruption OF SSey great
| Ruin and disgrace. monarchy which, with people
like ours, with half million OF men mGea a o m'n 81.
os those who sank In the PaeStiO, crying, IVA lIla
cody brings this yasslSe d Posi hsf pernd npon the
corruption and cOwardce OF others bu peioie dou ""
WE is it that italy patiently submits TO all this accu
mutation Of disgrace and wrongG How Is Il that no cry
bursts forth from the arrny-specal guardian OF couD-
trV's honor 70 whom stain upon the banner is worse
than deathfrOm the corps OF more thah thry hos,n
volunteers the majority Of whom had sworn not to lay
down their arms m Italy united-frOm those cities
which hailed with delight the signal Of an Italian war
| they believed destined TO initiate new, era ana 70 DC
fhe bantsm of our emancipation from direct or indirect
foreign ruehOw Is IL that from these no cry bursts toth
| Of ont, towards! BE all this shame ana many upon
/ ynr heads alone. We tear asunder the unrighieOus
Compact We viii ourselves carry on the waryou either
The causes of this silence are many. both individual and
collective; need,I enumera,e them here: Bu - -
onedistrust distrs discomfort suspicion of IN things
In few years that they rear new aeeepoh ~ eNeIy
change. and shrink from the unknown future. -. -,
This dstrust-tho parent OF ineIia-ihs want on az
confidence i'm their own forces This disposition 10 disbelief
In the capacity and power OF the nation 70 save herself ~
the result OF the long lessons OF immortality taught the
country deliberately 10y some, uncOnseiousy ans from
an intellectual habit nurtured IN slavery ~ Others.
Taught and reIaught by press unworthy of italy by tho
example whose services in the past had endeaed
archy apt Ia assuming the credit Of the work done by
others, and In boastng their devotion to TINT uniiy
rHfoh Hrfa fn,vv
OF tour martyrs-I0u shall rule your me ny shan.
Truth Is not The law Of The times, agS me sor t foe
Che IOnarches OF Europe should grow suspicious OF yOn
te word il odous 10 those who Acknowledge duty
seek only utility. temporary and partial utilty1it mat
rsy fslsehood If successful is but prudent statesman
ship Caress the foreign tytant, even Sme ebhorlins
him In your hearts; hail the Pope ms sPluM sovereign
| and Vicar Of Christ, although you know that he has
ramped under foot and flashed al rue Iego snIougl
lust Of domiDion from the lr5t you VII soon ne lrceu ~
death and you win overthrow the temporal powerful
though the old republican blood OF your fathers boil
mum OF science even though its most devoted supporters
confess il fiction and the Pledmontose SatuCo inyioa-
extOrted IN a moment Of fear. Declare the monarch
sacred and ubimpeachablc, even when be yields up
word republic" aud the King has army There will
come tne-bUt yet It is too Substitute for the
not attempt 10 strike higher than sAnisters The men
who from Socrates to Jesus haze preached ana Iuined
drcauers and they perised hold fast By Machiaycli,
Teachnss such rs these have poisoned and stl poison
the OF all moral and intellectual development In
an infant nation, which, though full OF magnificent
Instincts has but lust emerged from the darkness 81
slavery, by depriying them OF all true critera py which
TO Judge the true worth OF men or things
When arifce and alsehood once admitted as means
Of realizing the just and true, who shall venture to con
denim the minister who Hest who SHAH say he ala not lie
for tho purpose Of securing their triumph who shall ven
ture TO condemn tho writer who recaDs his early opinions
ceedthe deputy who swears the reverse Of his former
Oaths-When il may he that they only making saCi
flee to utility and taking hidden and less dangerous
Shall venture TO say TO the king when he yields up Italian
territory to the foreigner, You unfaitlfu TO yUuI
erayer dangers, which TO woulbe 10 increase ait
hanging over the nation and compelling him 70 the ces
In this state Of perennial doubt hesitang the Obsc
riy Of this moral twilight wandering through labyrinth
Of personal questions led tber aud thithcr by the prom
st Of each political eOtere, without the escort OF any
principle to guide their Judgment the moral senseof The
people j. gradually hunted and they become accustomed
TO accept as the On Signs by which to direct their choice
| OF men, FIRST talentEwhch when unaccompanied by
virtue il source OF eviland then succcss-whch when
Immediate is too often tho fugitive result OF mere force
In this alienation Of deusion and deception, the mind
becomes contaminated BY skepticsn and stepcism is
by degrees transformed into Indifference The people,
wearied and dsgnsted lose III manly energy o. purpose
and end BY regarding the succession Of events that passes
them by without producing any real Improvement in the
state Of things as matter IN which they have no concern
and by accepting inevitable the fatal du0sm that
exists between their own lilo and That Of the governing
when things reach this point If speedy effort he
Is lost 1t win inevitably sink into egos that gangrene
of The soul which is the destruction Of the future.
But few more OF the actual system and Of the
theOretc and practical teachings Of It's supporters and
Italy will reach this point The force OF circumstances
may restore this that fragment Of our own soil this
or that limited development OF material force but the
great soul Of Itayiw sink more into the scPchre
from which 1t sroye TO rise without morality, without
the consciousness Of mission without faith in the power
Of truth nation exist. We shall be- not people
but the nane, despised phantom OF people.
people can neither be revived through Jestsn, nor
regenerated through falsehoOd Jesuin Is the nstru
ment OF religions in decay; faseAOOd the art OF peoples
condemned TO snyery Socrates 0nd jesus died by the
hand or the execu0neer; but 10 was the death OF the
body only Their souls s live immortal and are trans
fused from age to age into the worhes life Of the gone