New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

Ibsht Alfred Post W. B. Ogden, GSs,,y ses".6 Geo Tm
w'Snetsn " vemlye Horace Grssl,y Fred @ Fo.s, BY WEI
Wills TIs. G saD' IhS n:1sRsys W. Ms Epe Roosevelt &
Mo Knpp s~i BToJ1 ossn G dreDu and e9 eas
The Rev. DIR. j. p. Thompson then said: al rise OF
behalf Of the Committee charged with the preparation
resolutions for this meeting These resolutions emood
the candid Judgment Of the citizens In past tine
throughout this country, and the enlightened peop'
throughout the world will say, however, that whl'
the Pope has teadfast TO his dognas he mas never
shirked his req Utility TO his political opinions
through fear Of unpC- ity. Whatever dogmas he hai
been called upon to avow lac has frankly avowed Bu
all Italy is now free. Prolonged appausel And why
sboud not our American citizens rejoice that 1t Is so
DR. Thompson then presented the following resolutions
Whsas temporal sovereignty Of tho POpe the Roman
other absolute Governments arose during Peuda and rhes
having ne origin mus, . be '' sS the 70 ,s :sSe oSa
which other GOvsIms2' bound and TIsd, S Tse t
aS RSa.n s0'e people from age age. protested niSs:
e s Pope in civil s te1auon NOV" sS $ have ss
msUy tine. driven out Pope tOm Rome snd hesa iS.s
head cousasn, Assembly, elected BY nge te Roms1
% a 'Ss SoeS seS' o c:n % .s eS
DsRRo1y Of PSg @ ana s % H. Pore sor and aanSe
o s! ia yo gTs R s,. s:.S to a tue 6 % s1 =
their history against Temporal Power OF the Pores
1 S % s Ss % ~ S
made % TO ito .1.,. By ieP @ Of Esey y, TGS ,S,r
e poPe ard agsn also gs and srne,t ssates from e S nate
n,nt aud sanity Roman ecgynen-as LacOris ROsnu
GSts pSnseI 1 Hd %,1y ses g. RsTa oO. uDou their deliver
from this oppressive yoke and that austria .nd Fraece having
and wrong Government. of Italy pledge Of the
Rorsd That We congratulate that this great revolution
aomplei Lts so q ne and ss. 1,y have ave
late Government The ecclesss. who were identified with u and
ROi That the doctrine Of Independence, h,t
and instituted the rights Of el to NE liberty aud e pursuit
hapPIDes' admit Of exception in favor OF "a eacA
s ~ i b % 81 to .sT or 10 5oh m and Institute
soyspm. e9 Js 10 souDdaon on .ac Pn sgsstng
powers ,aea n rs to TIER, sas sem %Et G Pse @ 20 @ NV ~
@ Ro|,n people ,Dd & & 81 s see s s speo SGTt d
mer Of lSi "a uur,uOn ,Snns s1.i
Rod That nssmach as RELIGIOUS liberty absolutely essential to
on Of Chnh aud state Necessary 70 the s s % %
,mps 81 he United sts.es IN aboshng religions burdens and
,ran followed Austria lie and Ireland 91d now a, as
ay bs guarded the persons. and rights Of the Pope and
sn e; Snee i S ps Sos Sao and hS vii minister
highest we6sug q nov enaepate ard united seJu % n.
United States have rsbHsd much ad blood
r,ars rsSs as @ b.Ss to Ae and Scon pOc Of her
from KING e 4SuTe 5 70 Ss .S %a Of
to the Italian nation Of Which The people Of
s.S: s: " s ss s IN ss !, s :
ds pos claiming o'ereigy wSad be insCn
free peoples Of the world
hThese resolutions we're unanimously adopted and the
following address was then reads
,nnRpss TO TIE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF ITALY
We ,.a, Of United States who have long stood as the van
suar Of c, religious freedom and whose own unity has been
, fs wear, 80 gor outy consummate bail with peculiar pleas
re the advent Italy Freeo and Unity Having watched Win '
hope struggle Of the Italian people o
their having shared tie admiration Of the civilized world
for the vgor Devotion spirit Of sefsaesce BY which that struggle
Ia, been animated rejoice With them tie final ffneat
heir noble and patriotic desires
Italy at Las, foei Taly a Her Nationality De
eard her Government consolidated and her ancient Capital org
withheld rym grasp restored to her possession The
CITY Of Rome dear italian heart longer rival sovereignty
maintained alone By foreign stands the representative Of tho
whole people upheld and supported BY the free choice OF the Ma
In this great achievement we discern not only
OF the past many noble hopes bat tie pledge tie
sndet Developments With the rights and the liberties
Of all amply By the guarantees Of Constitutional Govern
nenti with State forever separated from the Church.
a. the essential guard Of all political and religious progress
with the sovereign power control Its destinies, resting
within m Own borders free and equal citizens
people Of the Peninsula will receive new snd bene-
cent mpulse oil the elements Of national prosperity We know
from our own experience national will be developed
how her Industrial energies will be stimulated bow her system Of pop
usr education will be enlarged perfected how the need revOu
ona rents being removed order and will be everywhere
e.tabhed and life Of knowledge of liberty AMI Of faith
infused into her will work out slohous redemption
In this belief again congratulate them tie peaceful triumph OF
the national cause bill sped the they have
vorthily begun.
After the reading this address Gen. Dix introduced
Parke Goodwin, who said
PARKE GoDwINs ADDRESS.
My duty here simple 1t is merely TO urge the
adoption Of this address 1t TO me that no iorin
argument il necessary. II is the habit OF royal anu
otvota &.a Ant
with festivities and rejocgs aud 50 1t Is inc pracce
and the glory of our Countrywide first OF the ree naons
TO welcome the advent OF people TO an lndependent
existence We by position stand as the gouathers
and sponsors Of all who win their way into the great
heritage OF freedom We are prompted by our feelings
to svmpathize In their desires to attain self-con-
scious manhood pledged by principles to en-
courage their efforts, and TO be exceeding glad when
they have succeeded Il thus that we have success
cv stretched forth our hands to the t0tterng South
American Republics when they broke the leadngstrngs
on European dominion thus we sent words OF cheer 70
the reeks In their struggles against Turkey; 10 Hun
gary in fruitess Efforts to France In her revoutons
and to Ireland In her hopes and now we meet 10 utter
her long wshedor and long delayed but neyitaDie na
itay Italyi how the word stirs mp the deepest
tions OF souls! Italy the land Of beauty whittier
the lovers Of the picturesque and graceful turn instinct
lively To realize their dream OF al earlier paradise; ltay
every rood Of soil Is consccrated py the nhorai
memories Of some grand step IN human nG aS6Ta
the lima gnaon of mankind, as the ana nappest
embOdiments OF ideals But aas J ltaly, "inch,
amid all her spendOrs and gores, rises ever before us
ture palntiye cry Of distress and despair because
always denied the most essential and precious Of all
rights, her right TO be
ITALY's sUBJHCTIoN.
One thing In European history must have impressed
every reader OF II most strange and remarkable IL is
ths That everywhere after the downfall of the Roman
Empire there emerged from the anarchy and chaos OF
the barbarc interruptions the great modern natiomates
everywhere, but the peninsula. The old Gau tram
MED apparently into dust the Rpuarisn and lia!iHp
FRANKS revived almost unchanged as restless and or-
liant France the heavy hand OF the Nandal ana Hole
LATELY OF the Saracen in Iberia only renders more per
nS the cry of nascent Spain the ancient Britons SUD
dGed annihlaed, by their Anglo saxon anu ht