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The Daily Dispatch: November 14, 1860., [Electronic resource], The Threatening secession. (search)
e little impression made upon the public mind of Europe by Mazzini's answer to the letter of Tumaleio, the new Dictator, In wquested voluntarily to leave the country. In that address Mazzini says: "I have made the greatest sacrifice which I evnjustice, and moreover approve of it." Nevertheless, Mazzini has left Naples, although he said he would not go, but it correspondent gives to that party, under the leadership of Mazzini, all the credit of undermining the absolute monarchy and c the officers of the National Guard in these words: "Mazzini is a Republican, and I am a Republican, too. I declare thidly, as I always have pronounced it before the world. But Mazzini, one of the greatest spirits and the greatest hearts of Ithat I will: The unity of the country with Victor Emanuel. Mazzini does not stay here for the purpose of throwing obstacles ihave many friends in Europe. The reason probably is, that Mazzini Republicanism means agrarianism, socialism, and universal