The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

Forwarded to Garibaldi.
Tie sons Of Italy in New York gathered In the
spacious Gcrmania Assembly Rooms last night in
answer to the call Of their leading countrymen here
who in patriotic appeal, summoned every Italian
to prepare for a grand and worthy celebration OF
''Roma, the Capital" Every city OF the "Garden OF
Europe" had Its representative in the enthusiastic
throng which assembled last night After the lapse
OF few years. before which twenty prlncipalites
would have been represented in that congregation
of Italians. 1t was. indeed, triumph to hear them
last night 10 man raise the one cry, utter the self
same patriotic sentiments and heartily engage in
common cause. The motto OF "Itaa Una" was
borne as proudly by the Lompards and PiedmOntese
as by the Neapoitans and GenOese. Previous 70 the
meeting General Sigel occupied the floor and de-
iivered glowing address IN English to the Italians
could do T. and learned TO admire Your patriots much
ssS he q ss;as l.$S M srst
y sa as Of
s si he ms. N ao r : Struggle
for Italian unity Then could not iaI6ear to appreciate
grand issue Of iSe work @hch he and his compatros
had begun But met one whose memory and name You
HOY do admire that great son Of liberty that heir of his
My appearance here tonight simply deb. rrattuae
rcpubcanism my were ho,e who are to-
VICE tbs OCCASION
s oa :" and as possible am
There pon. before leaving which would impress
approach any distance TO matters Of religion Our
we offend BY any Of nS too es
ish nature. Cries of ''Bravo bravorJ
The President, signor Corrado, then opened the
meeting formally by announcing that he felt proud
in addressing the largest body Of Italians that mad
ever come together In the city OF New York. He
then read the following address,
fatal discords is reunited In compact and powerful
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our IN. has The and vaor
sas
i6; w0ray
ss Of ANXIETY or make this to Italy
ebjec. meeting Let us for while reduce into solid
Which are to honor IN the land
live in and where many believe the Italian 70 be in
ho,norng our great united and powerful cSuntry in that
ha i iSe
ns and them
enemies that we cannot ia An element Of .he
unity and YOU hey succeed; and, Judging BY
the enthusiasm which enwTaps tonight augu the most
FSrss!.ps emulation and orms,ss which always
nation e. braves who nave learned e stare at danger
camsance the moral importance Of the Italian element in
aemSnsraton that win correspond with It's high Object
Itself the neanaticn Of I the mas ma
Ms cs s1en es Of SO Of
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wh s:aT;u s & xeta
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The address was greeted with enthusiastic ap-
plaIse throughout
Signor CAV. TINELLI an exile Of 1882, was next
called upon the platform He SAID
After more than seventy of brilliant dreams,
prlsonW;en Of nsnnerable psrssoaons sa
pagn for reedomat last in the evening of hfe great
h, o% o4s mt to s so S ss 70
hsns sa TED
Italy no snSh Joy ca as s1 Which e % the %
METROPOLIS o. the ancient world is at last being rid of
Ne Psa ~ rpg
S Of BACK we 70 ind e S ap
power and through centuries faith aourshed without
1T 5esow Rome apon the Poe as their
so S n sss s ws
Grated too often Yen are well with those points
ed
@ % aos Gs sne She % %
what her nsme implies, and SO she was when Christ the
"ef and mus. '1Sy dehs Hdns
chains completely srnersd and my darling country united,
expanded and glorious.
The speaker closed by quotation from Te-
tiarch.
Slgnor YERCELL1, one OF the Executive Commit
tee, then arose and proposed that a vote OF con-
graduation he sent by telegram TO the Italians OF
San Francisco In recognition OF the patriotic lestl
val. the motion was received enthusiastically
Signor CAvALIERI TiNELLI again arose and very
patneucay suggested that q vote OF sympathy be
sent TO Garibad. ale does not forget his old
friends IN America" SAID the speaker, land now,
while comparatively alone and i'll, he Will be over
joyed 10 hear from In the form OF official tele
grant, The proposition met with warm applause.
After the appointment Of a committee to confer
with the Italians OF Philadelphia and Cincinnati
the meeting adiourned.
The following programme was lssued-
The Italians the societies win eight
o'clock A. NJ the Germana Assembly Rooms 29l Bowery,
from which place the procession will proceed TO Chatham
thence the City Hail. Broadway Fourteenth
thence Third down TO the Cooper Institute,
where excursion will lie in readiness convey party