New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION
THE BALLOT IN ROME.

| THE LEONINE CITY-THE RsoULlS UT ihb
| BALLOT.
ROME, Oct. 2, 1s7O.-Last night there arrived
special tram OF cars full of emgrants coming to
Rome In order to vote; the population received WIN
enthusiasm the returning exiles all night the princip
streets andi cafes crowded The Junta last night
announced the determination that $4,000 are TO DO dis
trbuted among the INDECENT Roman emigants who nave
returned For this distribution Commission has been
named among the members Of which are Deputy Pians
siani. Doctor Lorenzni Mr. Carafa, and others, who
have themselves belonged to the emigration. We can
not understand why Signor RomolOlFcderici, who IN
Florence has contributed much for the welfare OF the
| emgrants, was not chosen. The Junta also decreed
100000 for the protection and keeping OF the Captonne
| NJ useums and Of all the other archaeological and
arsticaI monuments OF Rome declaring them munich
pal property. II has named Commission OF
Lawyers for the introduction OF the italian codes In
the discussion as to naming this Commission, various
members of the Junta insisted srenuousy on the pro-
posa OF declaring the death penalty aboshed but the
majority determined to leave this most important juridc
! and social question 10 the Commission.
This morning, in every part the city had gay aspect
Not only In every house, but in nearly every windoW
waved the Italian flag. In twelve open squares scafod'
ngs had been erected which the voting urns that
will remain the whole day open to receive the votes.
Three citizens, adorned with large rcOlor rbbon rep
resent every urn the Central Committee for the
Pebscitum, and have at their disposal company OF fire.
men. Every citizen VINO wants TO vote must present
himself with the bulletin OF admission, distributed yes
erday in "a different localities. Every profession, every
art every occupation has in each ward point OF meet
ing from whence they proceed in body TO VOTE ana
thence to file through the COrso and mount the Capitol
Many OF these professions have provided themselves
with musical band; all have flags with special nserip
tons. Although the squares where the professions are
begin have from the earliest hours Of morning, been
crowded with persons who bring their hats on
which is written Annessione" nnexationJ or "Unfta"
Uny) or more simply, ST. Yes yet no seditious cryis
heard All are calm and smiling, showing that for long
time they have hoped for this opportunity Some ladies
have proposed special address to Parliament, in order
to affirm solemnly the wish OF the Roman women Tor the
National Unity Such wish and thought is most laud-
able but greatest act Of patriotism that the women
OF Rome can do is % educate their children did OF Old
the mother OF the Gracchi, and in these times the
mother OF the CaroOmbrO who OF her six sons mas gwen
five martyrs to the cause OF Italian Liberty.
At IL o'clock to-day the professions which began In
the different open squares after filing through the COrso
arrived at the Capitol. This immense and admirably
regulated demonstration presented most imposing ana
magnificent spectacle, at which was present the whole
population of Rome all the officers OF the army now IN
the city, and Gen. Cadorna with Comm Banc' secre-
tary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. First in the
order OF the procession and first therefore 10 ascend
the Capitol the Scientific Corps represented espe
ciay by surgeons and doctors of medicine Science has
BEEN as It ought been the first to proclaim the
downfall OF that power which she first had undermined
with her discoveries To the disciples OF Calico, OF OAR
win Cabaius Moeschott, the precedence was OF right
act that gives liberty OF thought, and that wdehs
the pathway discovery. The Scientific Body was FOL
lowed by the Literary Body, which was largely repre-
sened The professors and students Of Fine Arts who are
very numerous In Rome followed Then came the eni-
grants Of whom there were many more than were ex-
peced composed Of all classes OF society," and OF all
ages Near the rich gentleman came the poor workman
the grey and bent emigran of s4s walked the
young and beardess emgrant of 1867 AS the procession
Of the emigrants passed. all appauded and many TOOK
of their hats. Next al the Romans who are officers
in the army, whom some, covered with decora-
tons had their valor in The artisans and the
empoyes Of Rome constituted the center OF that long
demonstration with many bands Last came the Cna Leo
nina The inhabitants OF the eOnine City not having in
their city the TO vote wanted to exercise ther ght
first with solemn act Of voting inside that town which
some wanted TO give to the Pope The act OF Votne was
performed by means OF legal form acknowledged before
tho Notary Burat thence the voters have gone TO
the Capitol.
This last mart of the demonstration the most enths
astic was preceded by square standard WIN ths III
scription in large letters:
"CITTA LEoNISA.
ST."
Near the standard carried, containing more
than 200 affirmative votes and this urn when the demon
straton arrived at the Capitol, deposited in the
hands OF the pebscitum Commssion,and receipt gwen
for it, verified with due formalities and signed py gha
zio Buoncompagni de principi oil Piomolno members"
the Junta etc. The act OF voting OF the Leonne city
could not have been performed in more solemn man
per II h also to be noted that the inhabitants Of that
CITY in procession had been received with the
most unanimous applause But where the hurrahs De-
came frantic where the people seemed taken oy ah GU
delirium was In Piazza Coonna, In the middle
nj which the great standard stopped and was turned
toward the windows where were Gen. Cadorha' Com
Blanc and Others belonging to the general command
that
of numbers and that an affirmative reply 10 cer'a'
great act surely has been accomplished
October s-The following the results OF the BALLOT
Tn Rome lo.7s5 voted Yes; i6 No. In the Prov
,nce Of the Forosnone, at surgala-Citizens reg
istered 5ss all voted Yes excepting one At Ceprano
tbere were Registered 9s9 7S voted 7i5, Yes s. NO. Al
Pioo there registered sos; every one Noted ies
Ar Fumone there registered 2l4; 2o1 voted Yes;
voted No At Pop there were registered 6is eto 'oed
Yea and No. At Ansgui, 1883 voted Yes, ana NO
AT Monte GIOVANNI there were registered $50; all
a.aa was Az serrone % voted No, and 1888 Yes. At
Ceccario s9s voted Yes g. No. Al 'ico' io were res'
,or.d. only Iol voted; OF these, 400 Yes H. NO.
n sorrv not TO be able give you good news about
moor Nice The way the Nicards are treated by the
French Republic, because they snow themselves ias,
). mo-, d,soracefu As for the Italian Government 1t
hs dcided Ia remain silent that question, n0twth
tandipg its being one OF the most important questions
20 he solved in the present time letter nom that uh
,,,no,. ,oxn saws that every is prepared to as
sumo terrible alternative III something not ueo'ueu
and the Nicards left free to unite themselves to whom
-, M . .ar,o,s outbreak will occur in few days.
T. M , uer possble for them TO resist silently such
iniquitous treatment
PROSPECTS OF ITALY.
.nurs,os OF NOBLE FAMILIES TO THE ITALIAN
GoyERSMENT-THE POPE DISPOSED TOWARD