The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-08

aud Their policy. aud on the c'enls OF The
years 1880 aud 1881, she will upprove their
indecis,oU, their cowsrdice. aud their slug
gishness ss tu the holies, and best oi causes!
land do they believe that the progress oi
the Reform Bill will atone tor all The errors
and disgrace Of their foreign policy
When the programme Of the Coronation
shall be forgotten, and all those gaudy and
golden frpperIes which ornam"nled The
heads or adorned the shoulders Of the Court
ofSt. James in The month OF September, 1851,
shall have nouldered and decoycd-and
when even the names 6f the cour'Irrs shaii
be oblitera,ed BY time from the brozen nonu.
mcnis which will ere long be erected to oil
their memories, will succeeding generations
not speak of the events OF Warsaw with hor.
ror aud VIXEN the history Of the re'gns OF
William the 4ih and Of Louis Philip shnll be
read by our great grand children. will they
not desir. 10 change their hersldic, orna.
menis. and not tn oear the names OF those
who allowed Warsaw to be ravugcd- Italy
TO be occupied by Austrian troops, in order To
crush the spirit of freedom, and Belgium To
be protocolled out Of her independence by
the representatives Of absolute Governments?
10 those certain though distant times, the ma
loriiIcs and minoriiics on the Reform Bill will
bo torgotien--the subdivision Of the counties
IN the interests Of the Aris,ocrscy will be UD.
known--oiher more national. general, and
comprehensive institutions will have been es
tnbl,sbr d. (; and the facts alone will remain
thai whilst some improvement wns effecting
in the representation Of Great B'iisiR yet
the very Minister who suggested the plan,
refused TO plead The cause of Poland refused
to recognize the independence of the. Poles:
refused to oppose the efforts made by the
Austrian Government, for crushing liberty in
Italy and "settled the affairs OF Be lgi0m"
without consulting the wishes. interests, or
wants Of the mjhions. Those shallow and
scarcely plausible pleas Of 1--WE are afraid Of
disturbing the peace Of Europe we wish to
preserve the principle OF non terveDtion"--
and 1--WE hope to secure the Continent from
war;" will then be rid,culed and scofed at ns
they deserve to be by The lovers of human
nature aud the pr0lnoiers 0f civilization and
human happiness.
The influence of peace purchased st any
rate. aud nt The sacrifice Of every principle,
on The "French FIVE per Cents" and on the
English Consols. ION "Manchester Cling.
hans" and "Lyons Ssrsnets." will then be
scof'rd at our unheeded by our descendants /;
whist The one vast fac, will remain, that
to English manufac Poland sacr feed
'oa French commercial sy stem aud to French
Government cowa, ,dicc--ond liberty offered
up M n viciun on The bloody altar of unfceling
renters and cold hearted spectators. The
fall "f Warsaw will survive as on historical
fact to dcnote the fall Of feeling, of sense. OF
law, of justice. of courage. of patriotism. of
the love Of freedom and c,y,Iizotion, as well IN
france ns in Grra, Britain. IN the, nineteenth
century and when some ignoIant or half
reading apolog,s, Cor these times shall ven
tue IN succeeding ages tu pn,n, tn the Rev
ol"s'on al J"ly apd The Reform Bill of Enplan
as Tho facts of 1880 and 1881. the calm aud
sober historian will read from the pages Jt
the Monreur Of the 10Th September.
"Une dcprche ,elegraphique de- S,rasboutg
a appris. CO soir. au Gonvcr Remem que Var
sov'e nvnt capitnle 10 8. apres denx Jours de-
combat. L'arinee Russo pris possession de-
10 vllle. L'armee Pol0naise s'est reiiree dam
le Palatinate de Pluck CT Sc porte sur Modlhn."
Not a word Of sympathy not u line of
sorrow not tear of regret not n sy la
bic of encouragement for the brave and
the noble heroes of the age in which we
live 4; and the historian will then examine
the columns Of the Moni,eur for the sue
ceedng day, and will thus read the an
n0uncement of the event made by the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs to the Cham
her of Deputies.
"Messieurs le Commencement n com
munIque tous les renseignemens 9ui lui
ct aiemt parvenus sur les evenements de
la PoIogne. II a appris qu'une capiula-
tion await mis- au pOuvoir des Russes la
place ct la vile dc Varsovie ; que Parmee
Polonaise s'etait retiie ee dams les environs
dc Modlin (; que $4,000 Polonais seule-
sc trouvaient n VarsOvie, quand ellie a etc
attaquee, ct que $4,000 hommes SC ,rou-
vaient en- Podlachie. A In date de Ia
depeche, L'ORDRE REGNAIT A VARsovIE!!!"
This will be sufficient. "Order reigns NJ
Warsaw" These were the words of the
Minister Of LOUIS Philip. when he announced
the ssddest news which ever broke on The
car of a dsgraccd and humliated people !
Order reigns at Warsaw ~ Yes, the order
Of the Tomb Tho order Of the funeral pile !
the order of the dungeon, the rack, the mani
&C. the idiot, and tho dying "Order reigns
at Warsaw !" That js, Russia is triumphant
the bloody standard is once more unfurled,
the Diet is driven from tho walls Of the city,
the orphan and the widow alone tetnain 10
gaze with vacant eye on their oppressors. or
TO die the victims OF the lust and the blood.
thirsty appe,ites Of their ,yranis and masters.
Order reigns at Warsaw :" Then il is ,hn,
''order" which precedcs the last convulsiye
throcs Of the dying martyr, when, engaged IN
on oct of devo,lon and Of reflection. br frs,
commends his soul to his God. and then sur
Tendc.s his body TO his merGiless execuiioner.
Oh how my soul Iosihes this wrc,ched,
wrctched system. which has brough, France
to anarchy. the Throne Of The Bsrricades to
pity and contempt. and the Rcyolutiou of Julv