The affairs of Italy are going and will go on their right course—that is, to the expulsion of the Austrians from the Lombardo-Venetian territory. The Sicilian insurrection has done more for the Italian cause, in a few days of popular action, than two years of petitioning.
Believe me always
Your much attached
Giuseppe Mazzini.
K.
19 Cropley Street, New North Road.
? November 1848.
My dear Signor Rossetti,
Here is the Address which we sent to the Swiss Diet. I will add that a discussion on military capitulations was in consequence started in the Diet by the Ticino and the Bas-Valais; a discussion which, as befalls everything important in that Central (not Government but) mis-Government, was not settled, but held over (as they say) ad referendum.
Make any use of me that I can manage, and believe me always