The New York herald., 1871-07-31
UNITED ITALY'S SONS.

italian UniOnists ExuItnnt Over the AcQuisi.
tion Of ROme-A Brother Of the Renowned
jesuit Scechi vOucaes for the Perfect FreC.
dom and Development Of Itnly. -a--'-
The members Of the Italian Unity association met
yesterday " lne" roo,ns in Spring street. At SIX
U'o,Ock p. NJ. the chairman, Slgnor Rinalun opened
the meeting by announcing his satisfaction at the
success OF their last meeting, and expressed his
gratitude for the congratulations offered
them by certain New York journals anu
the unexpected publicity which was given
their patriotic movement He felt partlcu-
iarly gratlned that his cautiously weighed
and well-timed remaks with relation to foreign
party professions had won the appreciation OF the
people, in fur the press represented them. He
said that the professions Of the Germans, the trades
unions and local societies offered NO cause for
Antagonism, Tor in themselves they contained no
element OF discOrd and perfectly independent OF
clans. But in this City procession Of Italians
would be little less dangerous than that of the
Orangemen, as all our Roman Catholic brethren
VINO venerate the temporal power Of the Pope would
natlOnalists. Only month ago he witnessed
FINE RELIGIOUS PROCESSION
In honor Of the "Annos Petr." and saw thousands
Ing the insignia OF the Temporal Tower. He would
therefore propose to dismiss any further discussion
have public gala day. BY adopting such course
they would merit the esteem Of every prudent and
civiliZ ed man.
sIGNoR CARLO sEECHI,
brother OF the celebrated jesuit astronomer, rose
and seconded the proposition OF the President lie
said he ielt proud that their little band had
ae foreign s pre,nen Of New 7oTe Calmly
though filled with the enthusiasm Of the occasion,
aud courteous In our duty to America, we have re.
solved upon most judlcOus course. The Italian Is
not man OF blood or disorder. He is eminenily the
friend OF progress and civilization, OF humanity and
virtue: In his own country's cause-when she
her legitimate and inherited greatness-thc Italian
grded on his Duckler and prasped the sword Nor
! enoymeni, then, Of Itaiys fair CONQUEST. let US
discard every notion, even or showing how we love
Dur country's greatness, the demonstration be
even remotely incentive 10 petty disturbances which
might dishonor our cause. With many other re-
marks on the state OF Italy and brilliant prospects
Df the future, S;gnor Secchi resumed his seat re-
ccivng a warm greeting from the fraternity.
The sentiments passed at the last meeting were
snem 9ereaa a. ama a o the italian Consul and
ulesr him to interest himself In having the principal
Italian societies Of New HSrE ks ana SodnS 70 ae
or such other suitable iestivity OF private order
whereat TO celebrate with general enjoyment the
prOudest episode OF their history.
II was next proposed by Signor MasullO that the
principal Italian organizations OF the United States
might be made for general celebration on The same
DAY throughout the Union. The President replied
that such movement on Their part might be deemed
an unwarrantable assumption by older and more
prominent societies. But still he believed that q
reasonable and courteous suggestion could not be
objected to. The motion and resolution express.
ing this desire were then adopted.
Signor Ricardo BOnafant accompanied by sew.
:star sra%cled BannerMadapted 70 Italian Sy
SignOr BOaafan;i This was followed by several
patriotic songs, among which was the hymn Of
lsariba III, IN the chorus OF which nearly one hun
dred voices joined The chorus Is familiar to every
Italian and he party Justly Joined IN the final lines,
sylvia, viva Garipaldip' The meeting then dis