The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-11
The Death OF Victor ym,,.

PARIS, January 1O.-The da..aa
King Victor Emmanuel has proJna Ct
great impression here. The sud-
appearance Of the patriotic promo, es,
italian unity creates fresh snr;",a
the minds of the French politicisn' vi
tor Emmanuel, despite every Ins,'N
brought to bear upon him, had rsr,.S e:
the friend Of France, and notwitsDs'
ing the cession of Savoy and Mo-
the hasty peace of Vile Forte, be dssa ny
himself under obligations 10 F,.s
Although Italy, made distrustful hn g
tramontsnism, had formed such rsI.,i' y"
with Germany as to pass
her docile ally it is known and %
proved by his recent interview VII, y
Gambetta that Victor Emmanuel NJ.
not, except at the last extremi,, wa
acceeded to any enterprise spp,,s',r
menscipg France. His death dar.i"!
this country Of this moral security S,''a,
entirely on the Kings personal fA.1s
and effaces the last trace of an ipd,v;s"s
gratitude which inspired the F,s.'
nation with instructive confidence =,
prospects Of an early conclave CONF y,
with this event excites snxieties ~ ~
Victor Emmanuel might have Wa.
of, although Plus TX. declared reps,.'
", that he should live long epouss
see the King repent on his des,b :.
The two men it is known could no, -.
liking each other, and the Klnv
often prevented his advisers from i,ki,
too seriously to heart, attacks which -
Pontifi took pleasureln hesping o. h..
Here, too individual good will and !.
spect disappear with the KIM ~,
there is no telling how :,
Italy will now be will.
or able to protect the deliberations ot,,s
Conclave. Happily the issue of,he =.
crisis will have served to conside,,T,
alleviate the consequences OF the Hir,;
death; and liberal Italy under WHAT.
sovereign cannot regard France a. an,
BILE of cherishing hostile views tow,,.
her. The Liberal maiorities IN Pa
and Italy will soon have dlspeled eys,,
trace Of misunderstanding, and the ::
pointment of NJ. Waddington ss F,arF
Minister OF Foreign Affairs is pecuIi,,
fitted to further this unreserved seem:
Still, Victor Emmsnue's death in en-.
ing circumstances justifes the impres,io,
1t has produced here. for irrespective .
French Italian relations 1t creates yo..
in the councils OF Europe which will !.
constantly apparent in impending even.
NJ. Gsmbetta has just delivered n spr,,
at Msrsailles, 10 which he sali: ltsto,
advisable for Republicans 10 make b,,
until 1880, to tortity positions slre.h
conquered, and support the yr,st.
Ministry until after the Senator's! ca
tions next year, when they will have
majority In the Senate; also ur'l ,hs
there should be no rashness, Luc!..e.or.
no mistakes.
The appointment Of Gen. Gsrme, |.
the command of the Eighth corp, Of d.
army uIce General Ducro, IS gazette:
General Ducrot is appoin'cI memb..
Of the mixed commission o. public wor,,
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, January l0.-lts
Supreme Council of the Order Of u,
American Union, which has been il
secret session the past two days, adopts
resolutions recognizing in the des,.
of the King OF Italy the loss of u ma
wholly his stand against the tempOn
power of the Pope, made himself dear
all the lovers OF civil religious Iiberty
The council adjourned to meet al Vs..
ington. Its officers state that the orir.
now numbers between 5000 and 90oV.
LONDON. January 10.-The body O
Victor Emmanuel has been embslmsd
1t is stated that the Cardinal Vicar b.
granted the Vacitics of Santa Man
Msggiore for the funeral ceremony.
The Italian clerical journals deCls
that the dying King before receiving th
rin tecunt, asked the Pope's forgiv6ncs
for his sins. A laier statement saws III
statement Is authoratively contrsdic'et
and declares that Victor Emmnnu
made no declaration which could ei'
the lie 10 his glorious life ss An ltaIn
King. Several municipalities have a
ready resolved to erect statues OF the IA,
King, The Chambers have been sun
moned to resssemblc on the 10th inst.
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