The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-12

streets MAS SsHppcu OE t1til
guns pointed ct nls.
COMPOSITION or TIE pAE.L TsoGHs
AS the Pogo could cot rel,
much co the loyalty Of bis gen
dar'aes for executing lis pisn*, a;:c
as his foreign troops, giving them
selves airs Of Importance, retuss>
to 90 anything but strictly militia
~ duty, TIE following e*pediert
; was adopted. Ali those who hsc
been svnie::cel to capital punish
ueDt oc 10 the ss;Ioys for crini
nai oheu.es were released oa COZ
! dition that that tbsy should forn
! thcm selves iutO = military body
! solely dependent on tAs Church
Of Rome. Thus were collected
! the "sQua;'7!SIieri, trjxands and
sssas:ius serving the HOLY See.
and t!ro"sh zeal OF GRATITUDE to
their employers, rerdy to lao:oSt,
! Insult, Or iIpr;scu citizens on
mere suspicion. iAei1 ccstru'e Is
, the one adopted IS the brigauls,
velvet knee brooches, and jacket
! with ribbons: high boots. low h2t
With feathers, long boards aud
two pistols. The hatred Of tho
Romans against this organization i
had become intense. a2d they
themselves uow feared the anger
Of tie people. At the piazza de
G,:i lie borsag!ieri received !he
surrender Of the ZouavoS auu pro-
cccdaG 70 the Piazza Cc!o%Ha. The
cutbu:ua,n CI t:,c!r reception at
til; po.%t wss astonishing. Otd
lDen ran about with tears in tt."ir
e,y>-. waving their hats a:ij timer
hanukerc:.icts. Windows were f!l-
ed viii, ladies' waving tri-coior flags
ard ribbons. The mir was flied
with cries OF exulta!ion. Aad now
the ".qaadriSIi for fear o!
being nas,acro. ay s!;e people.
lad iutrerched themselves il tho
Square Of the Cupi:a'. They bad
male ii barrira,t2 O.: mattresses
aati had posted two pieces OF nrII-
lrry against the esp!ansde OF the
Piuzza dara Coe;i. The bottom
Of the espIanade wG. o"cup!el by
"Lcr<aGiieri." and TIE "ssna>!rig-
Iieri'' fired tArve ti::!es cn Item,
!'&t doing 10 EArtH. Locking up
The deserted esp!aaa1s, of q sHd-
den | heard sh-:eiss ut the top.
and saw the harricsde fl!! down
while mass CT people were way
ing hats an;i hagS. i regiment
OF iu:s"try- arriving Oh tie SI':sre
hy ba"!i streets, lad surprised the
"slnairiS;ieri," and had made
them all prisoners.
ENTHUSIASM az tbs PEOPLE.
The General commanding one
Of the bri3a;ies Of Italian .roops
was actually tesicged by rlen.
women, and ci.;;Ireu kissing his
hands and the very legs Of his
horse. ana crying Long live cur
Iibcrators!" -Ajc"t so men ran up
the staircase o; the capital, broke
Gpcn The doors, ascenGei the
towers. aud IlniSLed the Italian
flag. The event fo"oto!d by Ca
vcH", ani which had Influenced
every set Of the italian people for
eleven yca:s, was np% fa!SiIod.-
Bells pralad, TiIe niji,ary band
played the Royal March. Thous-
anGs OF p"c?io shouted, "LonG
live Victor Eul;t;uel."
A PROcLAMATluN 20 THE ROMANS.
SEPT. 2222.-G'n;s morning the
following proclamation VAS post.
ed Mp throughout tie city:
"i,onaHs The excellence o.
our right and the va!"r Of
oar arms have in few hours
brought me among You to restore
to vcu liberty. Now, yoar GeS-
tinins. those Of the Da'ion itself, lie
IN yournwm bands. Strong HY Eorr
>Hi:erings lt:'jy wilI st least have
the glory Ct solving tk"t great
problem which h3s been SO terri
bic burden to mo,i-rn society.
Thanks. Romans. Also IN he name
Of the army. Tor the heartfelt re-
ception yoa have given Us !! Con-
time to preserve as YOU dii I"
this day Public order, becansr
without it there is no liberty pos
-!h,r. Romans! the morning Ct
the 29fh September, 1870, makes
e memorable epoch in history
Rome is again restored. to be how
and forever the great capital Of a
great nation. Long live the King!
Long live Italy:
r. CARDONA."
RECEPTION 0r THE LI4ERATons.
In the morning Gen. Cardorna
and his stat entered the city Ey
the Porta Pia. He was followed
by the Thirteenth D:sis;on. The
reception given TO him and his
army wss splendid. The streets
were as fell as they possibly
could be, snd the !ancers bad the
greatest difficulty in proceeding.
The balconies bont under the
weight o: 80 many people. 20
one iookin. down the Ccrso, the
very hoases seemed to move, for
the banners and the thousands OF
waving handkerchiefs hid every
inch OF wall and roof from sight.
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