New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

demands that the Government, while keeping within
the bounds OF the srctest legality shall make itself be
I EeePeItee O and prove by facts that It has
resoute will, authority, and power owe 10 govern ana
Necessary that the existing laws should be carried out
on this sole condition can ths liberty OF an DE assured
Obtain that elimination TO which the country unani-
mousy asres n M thC nee and beves tba
his antecedents I'm public life will secure their cordial
cooperation He andes to ms SIors IN pa1a
Increase the sphere OF action ana thc authority OF the
nrefecs The Government will ecaciousy support the
nreccs in maintaining the respect Ior tue law ana moral
ur ppwiy INSTRUCTION AND THE RATAzzI MINISTRY.
The Florence correspondent Of the Arenr National,
willing ON the 9Th of January says 1.-THE publication OF
the documents relating TO the Roman insnrreeton mas
not produced the impression expected Dy te MINISTRY
complete and impartial examination OF al these papers
shows that the previous Ministry useu ,c utmost eyer
ton TO stop the development Of movement winch had
the adhesion Of the whole nation. and that II toward the
what took pace at Montana, it thought II It's duty to
allow the insurgents to take steps ior ehaDng tnen
to avoid the misfortune with Whch my Me n erG
eued This publication, instead OF lnulDg Ihe previous
Ministry, has shown all the more tlo pa'I
otsm they gave proof of IN such dlc moments t nus 1T
present Ministry, and under any - 10 De
regretted that ministers Yielding 70 ie ih ' ~ Hb ny
been better inspired. they would have KEPT secret ~
Temps writing the same day, says: -, -,
The hundred aud sixty pages OF goyernmehta
tions which sgnor Guatero has Just ~
kind TO cause sensation. Almost to the last moment
almost to the 18th OF October, the date OF MS
sgnor Ratazzi and his secretaryGenera sgnor Mon
Fam sent throughout the country Instructions III re
sense OF respect for the Convention OF septe9er Inc
reports addressed to them by the preiects on
the Papal frontier to the 18th OF October, pear
traces OF these severe instructions There Is
no efntive long detailed report indicating the com
plicity of authority with the invasion. Everything writ
ten was measured and wise. There Is scarcely terlo
any inducons. But the compromising part Is that paye
by the telegraph These dispatches, OF when some WIZ
supposed be destroyed, seem 10 have Deen preserNeh
those small slips of paper that have TO DC kept oI 9oe
time i'm the Geographic stations The history OF the ne
parture OF GaTihadi on the 2st October ana MS clry
IN Papal territory, IS very significant dlspatch Is
talked about. saying Pursue Garibaldi, but WIN
ont oycrtaking him. countersigpod by inc
King. But. naturally enough, this dispatch Is
not published People persist in maintaining that II Is
existence As regards the respect que 10 aullG{
tins publication be- regretted such matters shOu
never have the light not even ater tho decision ol
the Chamber aud the bold provOcatiOn OF SgiOf ia
taxi More than 100 police agents are disclosed Inc
projects show that their confidential or secret agents
were enrolers: they gossip with Mcnott &c; IN ict
Government which tells everything. Nothing IKE j
has ever been before II is terribly ehldsh act
Intended TO destroy Raazz, who viii Instead rise hghei
throughout the country as the Italians 81 Inc
left will be grateful 10 him FOR having desired rom,
80 much He f. already openly exalted by several
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