The Morning herald., 1875-10-09
A EOYAL VISIT.
The Raiser in Italy.

DOStON L OSt.
The Emperor Of Germany has for some
time intended to pay visit to his good
ally, Victor Emmanuel, but health and
"other engagements have hitherto pre-
vented. The long-deferred journey is
now to be taken, and ere many days the
heir of the Roman Empire, or, at least, Of
the seat Of that Empire, will welcome to
his beautiful dcminions the representa-
tive Of the mighty race which Att:la led
into Italy centuries ago. The meeting of
the sovereigns of Germany and Italy may
be regarded as designed to be both social
and political. 1t is an interview between
royal brothers, and it is mark of the
entente cordiale which exists between the
two nations. In William l. his lost will
see a stalwart veteran Of almost 10, in
personal aspect the type of the sturdy, old
kurfursts who, four hundred years ago,
were espousing the cause of the Reforna-
tion and gradually forming great Ger
man State; who seems to impelsonate the
proves and the chiyalry of the Father
land. In Victor Emanuel the German
Kaiser will find bluff, hearty, sport-lev-
ing and candid boon companion, the
descendant Of an ancient and august
house, who, in manners, is one of the
simplest and mcst eel :-going Of r,cn. He
will recognize, too, in the Italian monarch
The instrument of Providence and of fate,
'aised up to unite an historic realm long
iivided, distracted, cp. ,ressel and torpid,
Il which now, under his wise and liberal
ule, is reTiving from the sloth and sleep
i centuries to take its place once more
mong the great powers Of the earth.
William vi, g T.: far peninsula in its
,i-tS' a',cct, Is v.I:s bearing their rich
nd 7a:i-::at>1 clusters, It's olives ripe and
GLOW On i!.e trees, its figs di-till.n- .!.eir
'rup in luSur;ant ripene,., AID is people !
aTn@Eing their easily acquired anI eqsiIv '
athered harycs.. t
Both soTercigns Lave much yca.on 10
axe them glad 10 see each other; and the 1
allan people will not Le.ie the past !;
ey greet iAe German Emperor with e.
usia7tic liaU,lits. Time was, indeed v
hen the grave people Of LomJardv and y
eumo2t, Of Tuscany and Vcnetia. detest- )
nothing ~ mrc!! as the hated "Te!escbin a
ne Germans were the especial objects of "
CIR wrath. II was almost unsafe for a son r;
the fa,herlant TO trarel alone tLro,,yh II
love- : valleys Of the Apenn;nc., or hi
Dig the banks OF the p Or the Arpo u.
Il ;'i,tG al l: VS. tie .iu.triar- ier,nYn
% l..uS W II a tal name in Italy for ali "
race. Au'tran tyr " had i,n2re.scd 0.
ige!ing with Chains and ceasel g, oY. "
=; IN; For the Prussiaa the I,a.:5n p
y EaI TIE vlca.ioHs dislike prompted bv "
rC.2':onship with tie lu-,rian. Grc.t y:
,2:', VIII: tAty have t,r.,h. Italy 70 r. III III
= tie emperor Nil!ilm a,mo,. in The ".
Il. 9: Gciiva. 81 have ,en sol,car tie y.
hatred Of til: Austrian ito .cmo.liYy Nc
y Ike a'.i.r and e.tecm. Ii will nstlc -
gotten, when William "a - a ony Itq,- ~ :,
'o',a ;id lhronoh Italian .:r,e;S. Il n. clt
to p a"i th)sr of Italy fought t-il.Lv q,
, IL I5'. TIA: .-oM N'iI.;lgn's vicar. to
!y raapeI H'cHe;ia an contaminated The ,-,
n Z! tie Who'll. peninsula: and thst '''
j.: since tla: TING the inter~s;s Of ,hctw1
ion' have run in the same channel
'II the right royal p!ea.rrcs in which Of
two monarc1s will Participate tl.crc will
b,l2"3 be interpreted informal CONVEX q,
ons about the aspect Of political affairs o.
are these likely to rcsul: otherwisc is
n in bringing about yet better under tL
l!ing, and in strengthening the bonds L.,
ch alread y unite ;he royal house of Sa- ~, '
with Ihe imperial house Of Hohenzo!-
!, and the land which inhcrts ,he ira IA
ons of Rome with that which produced its
sonque.ors. th.