The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-06-19

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Europe
There are signs enough, that the great uat.ou.
Il the Continent Of Europe not ia the -.
possible condition TO avoid conflict, or "a
ain hereditary power. Last yeartts mar-is~T'
IF the spanish princes were all the talk-Rrs,.x NJ
triumphed. She beat the English, sad asa N
rently, had everything her own way Ia he *
pIomatie line. But success has not crsv us,.1
with honor, or added TO her strength. isd-
English authority may be credited, shc has a
rifeed the former, and weakened tls laiisr
Certain il is. that she has estr.i&rd A
and alarmed the Pope, far-sighfs<<lE -
man, and, thereby, given vigor % e. =
maia object Of anxiety to England, 49,. =
Governments Of the Continent. -
has gained nothing in Spain -
consequently arr, have been, rife :.
among the powers that be in Eursps.
fortunately, do not often cad to oyen "a
Still they keep unsettled the nI,a.zr--1in|i.
tend, in way, TO check 10
views and a freer policy. Il is a.
serted now, for instance, thai. Austria y
England and rance were -
Of speech and the press will not. "a 60
be granted by the Pope to Ii>sy. Sc, 81
But these evils, We sh9Eli suPposs.
temporary. Russia : the goverun'<
dreaded. This viii tend to briag Al 4,
Powers closer together, as in no ether
they check her ambition or arrest h'z Il
ing march The EngIishmsn val
hate 10 France; the Frenchman his a..
England; and ths PIussian rid kinass'
distrust towards both, if thereby the C1a h r
be held at hey. HewHl BE- to the Baiioas Or &.
rope bond Of union, Gespite Of a.. oisnsr
causes Of quarrel
|, The King Of Prussia, eyiteutIf sIlsS
give more nationality 10 hs people =
10 meet, IN part, their demands i1r
tied government, has granted 10 -,
stitutiOn- Ihi-is a new move; in some
a wonderful one. True, this cOnsf,nl14I
not comPort with our ideas Of what sued q
strument should b., nor vii. il prove sati.ias
to the liberals Of PRUSSIA But il IS TIE
step; ii Paves the way for srco"d, a 20
for third; until despotism shall bez< =
power, and beaten back as a thing Il IA
even in this land Of unlimited 10Y 81
The great result from this step. then, =
the establishmentoi constitutional Cove -,
in their true sense. over all Grrml
German mind u well informed. In -
and art, in information il has advance -.ys.
the bOldest Of the human family. Ggs
popular rights, let II feel as tn English u
feels-make il, as in America, part and pl-.
government. its life and light and Gs-lla.
would soon become the very centre Of a civil
ration as truly great a. any vet develop aa-
our globe.
And besides, this is tbe very policy FOL -s.sl
the Czar-to restrain all internal TYRANNY t-.
subdue all external oppression. Press --a
leans upon hired soldiery for defence. Aa--
standing army, created by force, and ma.-.--
4 ed at enormous eNPense. upholds royalty a--
the people, and sustains 10Th against gassl III
Turn this hired band Of on-produesrs lr.5 p,.-
dueers, make every citizen free in his hs-s, ID r.
that be his castle. safe alike agaius; moan
and man. and he will love IT, and fight g.
no paid soldier can DO. This spirit Of q. y.
pie, thus created. j. ever the saviour Of q 7
pie. Il will be n rock against al fore
preston, breaking threatening waves a.
dash against il with a stunning Gea6euiaE oven
throw. \ people, indeed. thus free, coula e-..
4 stand the shock Of a world IN arms.
The German, owing entirely TO the c..
character Of bis government, hss nst an ON
not have, the aetius qualities Of manic
developed In Prussis- an can read and
the scholars are able. tas -divines elo-a-.-
the statesmen knowing and shrewd, ar
Il people at large are enthusiastic and csrues- .-
those subjects which are open for al To Gl-..s !.
10 write upon. TO argue about But there ar
changes; no spirit Of invention; no genius I'll,
+ to seize new truths, make new aPPlian--s
old vnes; they tread the path their fathers ro
and he Is deemed a bad citizen BY the auth0--
and looked upon poor manager By thr a-
lie, who would venture To act for uimss
start out untried Plass 10 hazard new yz7. >.
riments, to build up fortune or family BY sri
action unknown TO all around him
In England, anu especially in the Ua.,s
States, the aetirs qualities predominant. So
American may not know how 10 read and VII.
but he cannot be forced in his religion. cheats
in a bargain or fOled in his plans Of Dr..
long deceived in his politics He acts for air.
self in all these things. lis government ecu.
Gates him 10 this, and the spirit Of the pe17s 4
around makes him je~7jte MS igaorance, su--
cessful, often a strca- man. He Is, incesl, ie
ahead Of the wel-traiacJ. well-iastructeG Prli-
sian in ;las" QUALITIES Of intellect whiCb - 4
vig0T 10 a.in6, and practical power to huns-
action -tad Il in all Germany there wsrr 20
tahliShcd constitutions. il even ike Eng.l-
there were governments in which the 'so-
pie could BE- justly represented and 4. INC
such government, freedom to think aRdto sry-s 4
according TO conscience were tolerated. a sDrll
would be given to the GeumaE MIND, 9OWC
implanted in the German heart, which YOU
!. quickly make GsrmaR the aobls rivsl o.
BritOn, not alone in literature and art he ne
is, but in every branch Of human industry. an
especially in that energy and enterprise whAa
on sea or land, in shop OF farm. in counting
= room manufacturing establishments, -snde-
the Englishman so inventive, 50 successful, u,,
A so thriving, and which. with our free Insult
tons, have made Of the United State So
> we are.