ITALIAN UNITY AGAIN.

LETTER TO A PUBLIC MEETING AT PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, FEBRUARY 21,

1871.

WASHINGTON, February 21, 1871.

DEAR SIR,--I cannot be at your meeting, but there will be none

among you to rejoice in Italian Unity more than I do. Long has it

been a desire of my heart.

May it stand firm against all its enemies, especially its

greatest enemy, the temporal autocracy of the Pope!

Faithfully yours,

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