New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
AIAZZINI.
ACCOUNT OF HIS LAST MOMENTS.


nsfortune yet the crashing effect Of the teeGraphc
announcement proves that abyss separates tho thing
that has happened from the thing expected POLITICAL
religious philosophical criticism ceases before the open
grave OF the man. the patriot the apostle the genius OF
our epoch the herald Of the uprising OF people 1t Is
+b sepso of national loss that weighs now. Italy
has put on her mourning garments Now all fears OF his
power al dread Of his influence. all Jealousy OF MS
greatness has ceased with his departure. Italians VINO
love their country though they long ceased to call him
Maser or 70 follow the difficult path to which he pointed
u,w remember only the secret martyrdom that
s-,onod away lis nfe, day by day, hour by
h,r for more than atty years the pursuit Of sublime
iieal-the regeneration Of Italy. They recall only the
pure tho spotess character the serene e&
ated. Incompatible SOUL the entire life, whose IKE eN-
SSH. NOT I'm our time Ii was at Genoa that saw him
lrt INST rs bc was liberated from his imprisonment, re-
fsivc sernly sc0rnfuly all demonstrations from those
who had kept silence while the Government fearing lest
b. should agate Romans and the Italians IN gen
e-tl 20 go worthy," had kept him in DURANGO
y-a was a SAD interview TO remember. for he was
deeply ua1ed Garbadis resolution. Forcseeing the
en- ,st as 10 be,su the contempt and jealousy with
winch Italians would be treated. the internal dissensons
which would aby succeed TO any foreign solution,
1ewa4icd the subtraction of so much heroism, such
yai, lives from the country, that according 70 him
natdei c strength and virtue Of her children more even
than - the hour OF her oppression. He had passed
through Rome his return from Gaeta but would see
"a, ONE " look upon. the "desecrated graves OF the
sl0 who had fallen for the principle"-this not so
much hecause the monarchcal rather than the repuD
can Hl Coated the Qurinal owing to the pact
entered into between the King Of Italy and the Pope
ng of Rome and because, after all his teachings TINS
-e.med suffice for the Italians Later think MAJ
zu understood that great majority Of the volunteers
who followed Glribald were his stanchest disciples,
who had followed ont logically lis teachings Ircmem-
Ter q lottcr that be wrote in France;
No have Instructions 70 give you ne said " ez-
cu taat. you enrolled you sustain the italian
Dinners with honor. as yu doubtless VIII 40 So t!d re
turning on may BRING aGdei anu ~
d,rbriess via remember Nice and add one more page
o. M many beautiful one - ana Ill NICE We may Cole ~
al Iudrrstandin-."
T9cr, was a delicacy in tl.s letter that only the
Initiated appreciate. Carloads intense suspicion
OF -MAzznian influence was by Mazzini respected be
would not counsel lis own" even when his advice was
as8 Est sacA counsel should be mislnterprcted and
81, r arise among the combatants. Yet our best and
D-ly,,t were "azz!nans Ferrars the solder DOCTOR
&C ,hor through the brain in The last hour OF victory
% lr.to Truban shot through the heart II the INST
cl, VI DuOn. These whose rare lntelects anu
s-~lrs,lv pure and pious lives made them luminous
c.n.er~ Again and again in reunions they had sald
sIazkni was right; wasting our eu"rGles DuI
pc must 20 on TO the bitter end" IeSpecay remember
two volin- lads who were models Of discipline ana con
duct Moro Of Lluria shot through the lunSs' "
an SD llieved 10 he stricken down. he said, on
-ie ,,.t aav Of Lis lie. d" was drilling or band
Pr nicely; they good and brave but thought-css
W shall 20 hack compact corps What news nave you
or Pippol Ieu him serious men, ms Moro
VI, one Of the youths implicated in the Barsanu con-
srr4.v. he could not have gone back save through
e liberated Nice" Next day laid him in the Dion !
cemetery. The other mere boy OF II years-Leo
I1rio ~ sicily; he came 70 me with his death wound on
the night that separated from our camp by the
F-ssians lie regretted his island home ana mother Dut
r.,.lced IN dying FOR the Republic T-u Mazzim
f.,l 20 The faith" were his Last Ineligible words All |
t,i.-r and mauyaothers whom knew-Cario Plsa-ane |
and Prosano Flo for nstance-seemed to have INNER
s' tae sweet. persuasive nature OK their master Ii
seems hard that they should be The ones chosen to De
t...n tir'.
from the time OF his imprisonment 70 his DEATH !
- rz.Yi withdrew utterly from active politics. Italy,
ruled ~ 10 is. made. There remained Tor him now
but 10 educate in lis own fashl II, the youth
TIE working classes. He who had such sympathy WIN
unsuccessful attempts, such tenderness with the van
1as.f felt compelled insert his protest against the
d1-t-inc. OF the InternatonaLsts; against the PARIS
Communists. II italian workingmen should ioAo" il |
tr racks in his idea, their fate would be sadder tAan
- ,sn crushed under the Austrian yoke. His protest
l-,-lr down on LIS head hasty. bitter, doubtless
nov pented, letter Of Garibald BE never answered;
en-i mo pocmics, most positively enoineu on us
DEVOTED yorshpers. QuadrO, editor OF the Dorere ana
Taa I1iqna Of Genoa, and Petrone. editor OF the
El,na del Popo0 Rome, against taking up the cudselS
Ia l defense But the iron had entered us SOUL ana no
Doubt fastened ills death.
They have brought home the remains Of MaZzinli To-
borrow in the presence Of assembled thousands We
sI IN the silent, sOutdry beautiful cemetery
,f .tarlieuO I DO not crlticse the method
i.tas l, the friends VINO had tine best ght deal
g. ia Ec Inauinate remains. Assure dly since the FIRST
Nuo con was borne home Paris never has corpse
rvv-d an entire nation this frai emac!ated body
b.. had power 70 do Up 10 Wednesday the 9th OF
March Mazzu.'s health gave no unusual cause OF
s.-v Id the watt Aful friends, on the alert Tor
dangerous symptoms He had even recovered rom the
bronchial attack that assailed him on his ar
ri,li - Pisa. and on that very day he worked
M - dinner time al article on Renan' for the
Jo 5si yoDolo dned with the Rossells and then only
uo,iu.d Of fatigue But from the morning Of the It'll
~ never eft his bed. He wandered slightly in his mind
On "a. evening OF the 9ih but with this exception
,r,ect!v calm and lucid the last The increasing con-
q-t,on rendered breathing intensely difficult still IN
r,r slowly enunciated fragmentary phrases, he com
ncs thoughts Of Italy TO the friends around
bto-I,Dc Ros.elH sarina Nathan. Adrian Lemmi, and
OH. u, bis favorte GenOese. DagnnO being the only
One. 81, fortunate TO arrive IN time. AL his
t,,osbts were with the working men, the youth
~ Ifav "Tbey are my heirs he said; "they
VII carry on my incOmpleted work" He was
e.,ra,y pleased with report Of an assembly OF Ro-
Insnc,e youths had their programme read ana reread'
er sad Noble aspiration and they will translate IL
,,t., action know them" Garbaldis name was con
stantiy fps. mOurnfuy, yearningy, as ne always
smoke of late In his weak excited state, perhaps the
thought tlat they had come to no understanding as 10
N,g fir work for Italy TO be carried on, troubled
, D. . r,,infu fact that the very line printed
a. ,t .,,o J,I Posolo OF the eth inst is of his
VIM efforts 20 end discussion. Garlbalh had
,uga I'D tAc notion that Ma I'M had cast dOubt on MS
republican principles hence one oil his quick cutting
-,-ern, iett,rs ending Tell MazziD, am employ ed
, NOR. useful matters" Mazzim answered: NO one
dream. Of demanding from Garibald ueOIetlcdi deci-
ration o his republican opinions; but all may beneV'
l,t he IN