New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18


with cannon; thoy had failed TO settle OF attempt TO
settle the great Church question. The speech was strong
18th TRUTH but its effect was considerably diminished Ny
a TOO evident personnel bid for office.
Iossfs. Sea and Lama bonded jovialy Deng sure
Of victory but failed TO efuto single argument OF
their eloquent opponent. What did the WORK TOT the'
beyond a doubt was their boast that they had brought
Italy to Rome That fact stands out In such bold reieI
at il is irresistible in the eyes of the Parliament as at
present ccmposcd and it is only correct to say that
has also paramount claim on patriotism outside oil inc
legislative halls. Bothered for their debts the TWO
Ministers had simply to say: "On what day was IL we
saved the state by preaching Porta Piaf" The making
of Italy is claim always sure TO bring down the House.
So certain of the claim were the Minister'S that they
took the boldest stand They had been accused Oh 'nb
by their own tricks and the tolerance OF Othefs ''y
could afford more accusations OF mat soI' anu eo
FORE Prime Minister LAURA arose from his seat ana hu'
the honor OF asking all who about to cast votes III
his favor to do so on the distinct understanding that the
past and present policy OF the Cabinet was approVcu
thoroughly Instantly the handsome working majority
OF GO answered his request, the vote beng taken NY %
inal appeal, amid the most anxious silence OF an I'M
mense crowd gathered in the tribunes ana gailoe''
Such is tho essence Of the discussion i'll the lrst great
parliamentary struggle at Rome-oue watched Win 10
little interest.
PcorIo ouside Monte Citcrio are only half satishcd
with the result; happy politics are GrudgingJ TAKEN
ms on Offset for an injurious mahaeeihon. vi VIC
finances. Assured Of power the Ministry VIII ho" w
pretty much as they please, according to the auloc
cal character of two chief components seiia anu
LAMA and IT is only certain that the wreched con-
trol o inertia and corruption will keep on thvingy lor
some time The law suppressng partially the religious
orders in Rome promised as soon as the articles Vi
the financial scheme are examined ana pascal ero
matter of form; according to the announcements VI
sicnor LAMA it has been drawn up in accordance Win
the guarantees for the Papacy and hence will not con
chaVn nd
Rattazzl and the Left would have enforced Kco'u'
Minister of War; has presented very exoritant army
estimates and now they will be swollen additionally
particularly the Prussian military system Is evidently
convincing Italys rulers that her chief safety hes Id the
military. There 100000 out OF the B,WOOoo Oh
Italians who according TO the official statistics. do not
know the first letter of the alphabet. Five millions OF
dollars was the entire sum lavshed by the Ministry ana
all the municipalities the land on popular education
during the wear 1870! II is clearly demonstrated 10
Thinking Italians Out this enlightened portion or the
nation is declared from enforcing It's VIII through the
faulty political system. that that is the wrong way 10 20
about seeking and preparing the strength of the new
nation.
TIC Ministry under the excitement of the moment ana
tbc pressure of Others will most probably squander
good deal Of new money in useless forcatons al liS
point as elsewhere especially in the North Ihehnahcu
scheme, a law, enables them to strike Oh paper
money as they wish within the limit assigned, winch Is
The Committee agreed to limit each years issue, but
that is no restriction at ALL it is much disre garded
i'm the articles as drawn up It surely would be in prac
flee through force of circumstances always forthcom
inc In the Ministerial arguments and ways or handling
the budget or course theV away co,e i'i t h anu
10 CONTROL" Tue issue OF new paper VIII nave te I'M
mediate effect OF deprcCating the value or the existing
stock and SO it ANTICIPATED that the premium on gold
will up. while the Ilse III rc"eS VIII nor
correspond to the enlarged resources OF the STATE:
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now apparent could alone serve TO cheek any such
&c a. for t the fne is clearly most IN
sound expedient that signor Sella has adoted-"; or
issuing paper money for the most ordinary run OF CIR
cunstancesit might perhaps be strictly correct 10 say
for bad ends. Yet. to-day in the llous, While explain
lis seat that in view of the fact that France had just
enlarged her paper circulation TO SioOOOO he lett MN
sIf coInnaraycly tranquil 1t need scarcely he added
that cold and SILVER never seen nowadays except ot
the brokers or in tourists 9anos ony a anu con
Withdrawn from circulation, but not the Pope'S own
money for Pho Mono is quite nch fOl an Italian nagate
and the Vatican does not lack unds IN carrying on us
crusade against civilization Nest OF ihe currency notes
very dirty and shaDGa T an new Tl ' n X
The paper upon which they all printed r. Extremely
and the reason Of this doubt the ignorance OF rogues
and lack OF material. The appropriation III the budget
h an almost Unanimous vote of the House. IN view of
the planting Of the Royal household in Rome
The demonstration Of the Romans In honor OF MaZzn,
March IL, was a very imposing and orderly affair.
At an early hour the national nag draped in mourning
street The whole city, II may be said turned ont to
witness the procession which accompanied his bust from
toll The procession composed chiefly OF the wOrhng
mems societies, bearing tier respective banner NUM-
an unofficial parliamentary depuaton took part in it
also The bust borne on "A car drawn by four white
horses and escorted by few national guards and police.
men TO keep open the way among thc dehse crowd OF
spectators the line OF march. by the SIDE OF the Dust
there was placed the colossal statue OF Italy,
with one hand holding crown OF laurel over the image
of the dead patriot and with the other pointing to him
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