The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-28

sro,-si othor rsaticrs, ., is worthy q.
-r-7i tt.li tire 6rst Eu-iish Protestant Church
ri Nrlss was built ul,on grouni given for ib,
-f.--r5ss ty Garibaldi. and vas oousoc-zisd in
Naruh, lss5 Within fortnight o' ms tn
umrhauiy handing uvcT the oonqucrei king
dom g tie Neapoliian Bouri'ons to the oous,i-
tuiicual ruic of Victor Emmanuel, now King q
Italy, Gsribaidi, thwariod and hamperoi in the
fu7thsrzucs CT his plans iy the less daring,
though perhaps moro iudicious, Ministers q
ths Kius, retired with Characteristic self-ds-
uyins Jjgsiiy to his island farm IN CaIrcTz,
and Tor tvc acars Withdrew himself aimosi
oourlsisly frou puhlic life. Ia is62, however,
his heartfelt desire D. complete a Jnilod Italy.
with Rome far It's capital, ar.fuIly stimulated
lr politicians more interested i1 thei- own
personal advanccmcBs than that Of ihcir coun-
tTy. drew Ganbalii asziu fron his retreat. He
lsn5oi oncs more iu Sicily, hoping ts raise an
zruy fc- .hc csrturc cf Rome. calling AZ the
sane ums OF the HunEsriaus 20 rise sgains,
Austria Having organized q provincial gov
crumcnt in Ca.uuis. hs again crossed the Straits
oI Mcssiua and landed a. Mclii1 90 Cslaisia.
tut lcfcre be could f.cuc.rsic in.o lie inlcrior.
vss rudely unicccivcd Is The discovery tilat
The -cnerais of the Kingdom Of Iiaiy' which
h. had created. were nos maic OF the sane
material IS th1sc Of ihc B1uriCu kingdom Of
Naples which he had 50 easily upset. At
Asp-Umouic be vas defeated. captured and
to The regret af al parties, wounded, hut hc-
fu-r the irreparable mischief cf actual collision
viii thr Freuch. thcu occupying Rome. had
tccu accomplished. The pas; services and
present lsufieIIugs oi the lerC demanded and
reserved exceptional treatment. and Garitalii
vaH Tcuitfed &c a. honorable retirement a.
Lzp-cra. Nevertheless. the magic oi lis name.
even after the unfortunate affair az Asprcmoute
caused tho Emperor q The French b. induce
Russia and Prussia o. Recognize the Kingdom
NJ Itaiv His wound. 3 rife TAN in tbs ankle.
uzuscd intense suffering and long confinement,
trui % ! 50 BE- visited England. where Ia he
came lie Cuusi a tie Dukc Of Sutherland. and
perhaps only ihey Who vrsrc IN Lon5ou a. Tho
iims oan roalizs iht height Of enthusiasm with
which ihc great Liocraior vas received 10 ile
streets Of Tia; Cltv. when the Dukes czrriscc
was almost wrecked i.y the oarcrness of the
..NN - v As' E1tH HlseslLNlt
ic lcl lie hands q ibo Pairioi-
Hcnccicrr-a the star ot Garidaldi seemed
BE- decline. Acting always upon impulse.
rather than Judgment. he loudly denounced The
F-anlo-Iisliau Convention of September. So.
y winch the French agreed 30 cvacuate Rome
within ave yC2rs and tie King q lialy hound
himself Do abstain from eacTuaclmGui Uu Pspsi
TERRITORY and &c p-c.cci si from external vio-
lclcc- vhiic tlc Pope vas allowed O. levy an
army of bis uvu subjects or OF foreigners.
The CTS oi k1lt, IS The capital and keystone
o. lIiri Italy, seemed as far uf as ever. In
l-ff lariualdi raised and commanded 3 VOL
UriCc- army operating iutLc Iyrol against tie
Aus.laus. tu! was repeatedly iefeaiei. and
ihe uszi year, having invaded the Papsl tern
torres vas rlutel at Neutana and again reiC-
-zlcl 81 lap-cr.- 1uce more, in tie asuuies
a' thr fr4ucl-l German var, GsTiblldi appeared
-- .ht siaEC The fascination ll ilc empty
v17l Beputic irCw him 10 the side OF France
-- hl- struggle with Imperial Germany. bu;.
lz1cQtaE his occupation Of uiiou oE the do
T's--urr y the German forces, ne Success a.
Tended lis efforts
Frl- tins time forward Garii1.ldi lived. .o-
s1C NOS. pari. guici uucvluiiul life as thc
patriarch u ms iIitic estate iu CaDrer. though,
stcssl1nally. when some burning question Of
Continental politics arCusel bIu. . manifesto
uss sent iaftL freu his retreat now on she
sutlcci Ct draining thC ncutIul Marshes, and
arair 1u protest against aly infringement; Q'
r.e-s .lal liberty by ei;le- King. ropc 1r p1Vu-
Iarc- Il uitCd Italy vas accomplished hv
De occupation Of Rome iu September. s79.
ana On November oi iht following year the
King u iiaiv 1Ts1C5 the frsi Psriiamen; Of
i.ziy iu tie Eternal CIV. with the words,
'Ils wlrk 30 which sc have luusocraiei or
Die Be- c1mUltie Thus, Gsrii4lii lived ie
- tts -ccusup .lsl-1c1i u The great vork be
bad sci hss holrt uT-1u- HoaistruuE aud CT
ratio at one time. too easily deceived o- css1lei
ai 4al.her, vei through al Lis clC1uered ca
Ie1-. his complete dlsiuiCres.eduess O. purpose,
constant c1utai for frceiou against King
hllsc- gr Pope, his marvellous achievements
al.1 be ssli-icl-Irs relrsucu.s viii le held
ul as o bri-hi example - suturc ages. for the
t-eseli Las ocue him lui slani Iustice- HIS
80, Aul;t, has, teilft tins, published soule
interesting details @: his family life, ai home
aul o. tht held. aul doubtless s1mc worthy
a-1r-4Thel VII recoui, % lis completeness, I
g. sru1ttu' O life, pzosogitei ly kings, austhe-
-i-c1 l.y priests, hailed as Literaigr ty mil I
iI11s, De nav d. sand 30 have at length -1nc
drur gc bis grave n shC fuliucss cf axe, IN
peace. after s. many ir1uhles. iu h1u1r, aftsr
mulh oilpguv.'
TIE legislative Cl4mtc-s q l.1th LAZY and I
-aucc sdi1uruel Is a marx of respect 10 his 4
memory on reCClyIu. Tia news lf Tic dcaih oi /
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