Named Entity Results, Garibaldi

Garibaldi. The Federalists must be hard run for military leaders when they have to apply to that defeated, wounded, captured, played-out European brigand, Garibaldi, to come over and occupy a position in their army. And in accepting such an iGaribaldi, to come over and occupy a position in their army. And in accepting such an invitation, Garibaldi gives the best proof that his fortunes are as desperate in Europe as those of his new allies in America. We long ago regarded Garibaldi as a brave adventurer — nothing more — of execrable politics, and, as a military man, a hugGaribaldi gives the best proof that his fortunes are as desperate in Europe as those of his new allies in America. We long ago regarded Garibaldi as a brave adventurer — nothing more — of execrable politics, and, as a military man, a huge humbug. This last fact has been made so evident by the circumstances of his late capture' that his best friends can hardly have the face to claim for him any quality of a leader except that valor which is common to soldiers as well as Generals. Garibaldi as a brave adventurer — nothing more — of execrable politics, and, as a military man, a huge humbug. This last fact has been made so evident by the circumstances of his late capture' that his best friends can hardly have the face to claim for him any quality of a leader except that valor which is common to soldiers as well as Generals. He is not even a sagacious politician, or he would never have undertaken his last enterprise. Red Republicanism has seen its last success in Europe, and henceforth America is to be the theatre of its demoniac energies. The convulsions of the

Red Republicanism in America. We have expressed lately the opinion that it is the manifest policy of the Red Republicans of Europe to fight their future battles in America. Garibaldi, who is not wanting in natural shrewdness, perceives the subject in this light when he consents to take service under the United States. The party to which he belongs has run its course in the Old World. It has not only destroyed itself, but the only other party which had any prospect of ameliorating the c propitiated the friends of constitutional liberty by curbing the aggressive tendencies of the Russian and Austrian despotisms, he has proved himself the fast friend, also, of order, stability, and established institutions. The principle which Garibaldi represents is at war with all these; it is the enemy of property and rank, simply because it has neither, though, if it could attain power, it would out Herod the greatest tyrants of any age. The last French Revolution, during the brief period