The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-11

{, that by perseverny for some years longer in the
Il anee, Austria would recover lis ancient presper-
| ", snh with il that resi independence which rs
founded upon good interior and military admins
| ration.
/ But the part zsns OF war replied, that their cppo
n. nts ned rs ii Farce was tie sans that She
had been, Wills: her fortune had changed as it she
had ar'n'es, whilst the flower II her soldery bad
been d stroyed nv the risours ct winter they OBJ
served that if Austria pussesse only recruits,
u was assihst raw recrsits only she hal fght -
that il above HE power of any svverur,ent On
earth; that French cavSiry, so Formidable, X which
at Ratisbon aud Nagram had decided the vic, DRY
that the ,i~e was come re-c'evate the Austrian
eagle, to hrnli,,e the Fr nch e.s'e, aud TO Cause
ITO wig its flight towards the ancient lrnits CT
France.
missed our enemies ia appear upon u. field OF bat
tie nv tiie 10th OF June with $4,000 men
WRIST Austria th1s armed op-uly, Sac made q
Srdv o. i'Sinastiors 70 weaNen France by Sinking
tn h'elty OF her allies Austria presented h.rsef
70 Denmark, Ia SsNoOv. to Bavaria Wurte.n burg,
and even to Westphs',a and Naples, as friend an
ally OF france, who, wishing nothing but peace de-
sired nothing tor herself she requested them no.:
10 MAKE useless arnamens, and not to give France
suceo'rs which could have object, snee reace :,
got war gu ht o be thought Of and since hustris
rad 1000 men in arms to throw into tha scale q
gsnst which Of the two parties insisted, upon con-
thu'ls the war. These insinu>tioas could not. for
MON snt deceive any cabinets nut t.o.e co little en-
~ ned as 20 believe in the disnterestedness OF thc
cabinet Of VIENNA.
Pvt the battles of rut5en s, Wurtzchcn, still more
than the disasters of November and r,ecember as.
tonis'e' those ~ no had misc llcus,c the resour-
ce' of France, ard who had l,tle foreseeu
f=rh2ps theT shed to tread b5ck asa their steps
but the clbiret com uittfd & IL VS. rblig ed
To attribute these 'ctores 20 i1des ndcnt OF
the strength of the French srInes. It's course was
row wavering and certain; il advanced the NJ ,st
ronta dirto pvtt"ns'ups sometimes uull be IN
ally OF France and Others ssit;ne aei.Ie the clan
nd, oo.G,..
mediator and then az in it connected tse with
DIR enemies
IL wa3 answered to these moons :tent overture s.
that Austria might If she thought proner give IN
The treaty az el'iance- France would not be often
'ed hy II but she drtr-mined to have M hing
TO do with these middle terms. the capurn resource
% irr solution and weakness. That she ,.ouit how
ever, acccpt the offer for the opening nf Congress
"'th0u n IT w7s forpseen thar it could he attended
wifh no decisive result in regard to the presen,
war; yet it might b- The means of keeping opei,
HeSoe'suons that might day terminate in
sha'l not here expose in what manner tbe hi
net of Vienna mp'nv~d the mediaton % Aus, ria
shall ret dwell upon the Congress of Prague
~ has not existed
After The bsttl s of Lu,zen and Wurtzche, Rus.
STA and Prr 'sia would have been sincerely disnn..d
"a trtat had they indulged the hope OF
hraPV ng Austria 'nto the QUAR- and to throw IN.
"n h"rthe hur'hen OF tie war. scch is the vciou,
ei'1 ein which the cabinet oc Vienna has nInced
Europe :; it affected 10 bring our enemies 10
rA'i'ic sentiments, hv connecting herself with
u,em' ann taxing upon itself the greater portion Of
chanc' 5, dangers, and sscrfces. it enc urs2ed en-
10 conunne the it thought to !esi them !,
wrs led by therl and il sn,ul@.cI them to ronsyv
host''ites solely account of its own interest
iussa had end, avo.f' ed. by exciting ins,rrertona
among III Peopi-, from tie Vistuls to the lti;ns
10 raise barrier # disorder aud anarchy between
h"rself sni + auce--this attempt having fsii.,l an
c'he4Ai'saas WAS let she seized it, she precpated
RnslIH MO the war.
Could tie Au'trisn cabiIe. seriously think, after
u'e frequent proofs - has fit Of the STRENGTH OF
the French arms Of driving us in few short mo7ts
within our ancient limits Twenty years of cto-
~ WoHsu he necessary destroy that which twenty
y a,sot victory had created. Bat since this was
tt' acs n why, after the peace Of 1909, did Aus.
{: a dishand her 9~iIie72 why in 1870 did she form
naaance viii France,
M single movement of the cabinet NJ Vienna
mas e''aped the attention Of that of the T ui res
In the month OF November chance of system IN
hustrIa was perof we'd and If the government de-
IN n0ed ~ the nation ex;raor'iRsrr ieyics ~ tue
TIM" OF tn treason Of General d York, h.cause It
vas thereby ensbled to feesce tie iesertop o,
rrsala It demanded other leyies Mt the drfection Of
Prussia, bcc2use It flr"4qw that or Austria 1t 10
this forest bit hic" sas defeated The rnaroaryre II
the cabinet OF Vienna end has placed the Fr+-7.i,
spem;es
Bas sire. the coslesced powers are coscious, that
~ order to carry into etf those prolecf7 they no
onSer dissimula,e. they must r,ake tie ereatost cf
trts its necessary, that at the voice uf yorr ,n.
Iesty, Numerous shouli be levied in rrgace
to put ynnr powerful armies in condition TO carry
on ue war with new vgour, aad guard against eve
W chance.
When al Europe Is in arns--when, besides t;,e;,,
Re Saur forc.s the craesced governments cali into
hadIe the Lnnd'v"hy and the Lonls1nss, aud r,atr
every man soldier, the French people QUE Is IN
the'rssiety as wen as glory, 10 Dsses fresh ~-,er-
gy-they ought to devote tn the conquest az s.able
"e'ce, efforts pr1pnrtonCd to those which ere made
by their enemies to realise the projects OF boun,!ess
ambition.
Dresden, ooh August. 1875
III" Minister II Forefen .fJGat~s.
tAi2nedJ The Dufe Of BAssAro.
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