Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27

large audiences hls ntt Nst W tns out ~
second VISIT ne mas peen give" y u''s' "A''o''"s
IfsvSIli Is a man Of very striking appearance.
He Is rather above the me9ieu nelsn., stVuty
built his mead covered with long curly hair;
iron grey, wtleh seems 70 nave ooon psa y 49, ~
one lime grey aud shasgy eYeD,9rs snu lsoo
bropHed BY Italian suns And iuli OF humo,ous
expression. There Is wonderful amour! Of
expression ol huInoi 70 nsa, ~ ~ .s s,n
strong and ptomhnent " thhe ~ nah . $500
vas discovered and appreciated. He exhibits
correct grammatical knonisusoo 'ns ,..,,h
language, but ms pronunciation y WY ~ mus 81
III eoantrymsn asSssIi IL faIi Of expression,
and sometimes TO AmeIleansl gIoteslue Eest
lures, and the Impression ne MAKES Is oneNn'eh
A na ne platform were seated Secretary DsauO
DR.. Sunderland and othergehtemon o' ui'ino'
tnn. - an. -
onss, ~ raihsS t,nysIsi he meeting would he
opened With religious exercises Dy Hhkin nE ~, A.
Hall the Poser u Jesus Name. heI ~, ~
Hy%n SaH SSsS sS @ 1p STsns and
eloquent prayer. -, -
General Howard said that gave hlm esPe'
sns' ~ san 70 Te, aSs him sSs.ssaicn
10 meet every man who struggled In behalf OF
light and liberty. Hcre In America, We have
been struggling To spread the gOspol, put We
had advantages which the brother had not 90,
ioycd. We were lAmllllr Win the names hnu
characters OF Italian patIlDis who had devoted
Tree press ,l,,s and free thought asnerl h0S"'u
the ORATOR or rHn EvEstsa;
nj. SsTan aspf beauty Ss G Or scy IL
" ~ 2r,ns hst,ra IL sndiense hef liberties
and nov they had been accomplished. Twenty
years gso he came to Ansriea as an exile re- and
aIsn.s ca,,id naJs,stHnd now hsrd il was to ob
tain Independence from review OF tne hls, w,
1ns Isstsi In Ysis ItaIy dId NOT look ailer In.
Sses,,'isncs, .ha Santssi oSiv uttls liberty
uels mr. i,po,,y f,sts IA man eompafed
~ s,,n.i h,ias. X, shs snnsa,Sd me sweet
nis y siics m Almost avery European princl
p.II,S ~ M ,St@Sst 'Iica 'for M Pope who
nal the largest ape .ltS i nppas IA nis.sy
ar .a -. tnat ~ Ia MA IauEhteT
pasianInsa ne causes ss IN the revolutioh
/ 81, 1sps 81 H. s,r"s,,n,nces he reierTed 10 his
o. M any ~ SSoss a anSisnee Of is.
~, ,,i IN, ,ha. hsi G.Iied-there WAS no use
~ pSc NJ Ihs saihisrS verc iuIi Of enthu.
sIasm' nat snthusIasm was nothing againsi walls
| anJ sanncn pnt All ,sas given 10 the Pope Tn, 2
hna shn. l5 al ~ ,ka pm. and Hod bsL
| nsanaonad ,hsn ana Tho pope In turn had
abanaSnsr tnsn m, 70 h uno .nessI a. saS.eSusat
ssysn,s hgi male their success sure and perma-
1eni' In issp the struggle was different Thon
ehsrehSs contributed money 10 1.-The, their Aih' and
nu,,,r,, hin, ~ me mai aad remembering JioI,
mi ,,sd alone tho ~ stTusSle bore glorious
| results He referred to Frances connection with
,hs 10 movement in the seyerost Of terns
~ i,i'.,ns,s WsI,acs AMI Ams,ics IN her s,rua.
L ~ ~. Ia ~ me-. man Immortal Washing ton,
i f.onIansel and ,,nv Italy had her more than
ylbIIoas aIatipaIdl.H Zach emergency had lis
| nan 10 meet IL Ttlreat applausal
| He Knew that q arIbaldl had rofuied the crowns
| al the Two Sieilles Ihpplause / RetuslnE the
| croWns of these kInK,iolns no went 10 UaprerA,
| SS a msIast farmer. with but four dollars In bis
| nockst nv the allIance Of Prussia 10 1900 Italy
hSI advanced, but she still wanted her capital,
| foT WhIla lhe Pops retained Rome he prevents
| ina eomplete unity Of Italy. Considering all
| thInys a Thai tilne, the lecturer had never
| honri 10 see Italy Itee Bnt two things intor
| yened-the will u the people and the will oil
| nod. Thoy went 70 Rome with 0aribAldi, 10
| snlte Of Inc Europaan EOVernm ents. The very
| moment me Pope was declared IDfalllblo, thai
| very mOmept he Loaf his temporal power. ZAP
| niayse-I A month AFTER tbs declAfAtlon Of wal
| SapoIe,n WAS a prisoner Of war ~ sedan, and
| a month AFTER that the Pope was not prince