The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-16
with articles ,s rs sad ., oss 81 '% %s
the D'e. and the internal security

-,., .,,icles I and Is Of the
kformiiy a,,d 70 watch over the
the pie' md The internal security
ne CONFEDERATION. x;s,.nce and the se-
"Consiaen"s 80 ,be Jesuits are incompauo's,
eiss he order and peace oi nsrt;culariy in
10 in fine, their present, The Directory:
SrseTne. one Of the cSn'o"'
.Decree, A.. lesuits is within the
81 The question % n,a,
-, of the high Diet. S..wv,z Fri
esmPe.cho, H.,ons Of Lucerne, schwyu'
~ iTsIais In which the Jesuiis a,e ~ .aD
bare anu .. ,nrited 10 expel them from uie'' '''
riiories. .--,o, I'm future Of Jesnits into
q. Ihe as'hes .'''-,s az Switzerland j. inter-
dicied" ..;vsd yocs on her
Tine Diet has cisregardea I'll .nIea's,
o~h .liy Knocks a, France WIN nc, P''
81 n,,,n. and at Austria, with her 's'A Vi
'A'' '--..;on. 1--WE have our men aha our
''''D -. s. Is the arm reply to both
w. Greece. too, she is in the vortex, ny
On ,r.,iv Of Vienna, or under H. Russia
<ne So, h,s, a controlling influence uiere'
-, which is due these powers IS mol
.as,r the law, their resident ministers may
.,.ropriaiiOns for whatever mace hlhg
,beir puppet. Yet the people ike not
~ q the Vienna treaty has become
,.c,rSs al other Powers, why
stand as to Greece Turkey talks Of
..,c;ve measures against Greece,
F;v. Powers. as in duty bound,
,,an We, she complains that the
show favor to Greek rebels
!. ,o,,ney has the treaty of Vienna!
g, consequence Of this agitation will
s,..,,ov intervsntiOns and foreign ALLAN
V.,;ons will be let alone. When left to
..s.lve.. they will DO for themselves rec
,,.,r hesves at the bare thought Of gaining
fr.o5em. The Grand Duke OF Tuscany
- inside the Austrian eOckade, establishes
.,.,3 &c. Tea thousand msa turn oat,
.,.,ejei by busts Of Plus IN and Leopold Il
-. ar. examinations. bOn-hres, torch-iight
..;,,s-,pd then the women, all dressed
,,bi,s and adorned with the national colors,
n.,gle in the joyOus scene. Nor is the enthu-
.,..m vis or wildly directed. In the midst Of
m. Drrpara,ion Of revelry for rights gained
,.n,s that blood had been shed in Sicily
:, has saws one authorized TO speak, "cast a
.s,a,o ore- our low Not by blood would they
their freedom: Vet If the sacrifice must be
Itaiy. as well as Switzerland. is prepared
70 make it.
The second and more important consequence
4 n this agitation Is, that the bayonet, ana DUN
800. and rack. are becoming less and less pow
.-ful in the hands Of monarchs: that Holy Al
BsBrss are "reminiscences Of the past; that trea-
-. Ike that Of Vienna, TO keep the peace and to
ar low people shall be governed, are weak and
r,rrn; and that Governments, in obedience TO
,5s will Of their subjects, must have, not forced
,sncss. not parchment ties, not compulsory
u.;s,s. but hearty, natural, and free combina-
ta..-sueh as interest may dictate, and friend-
Zip cement.
The governing Pubiic--nOt the cabinets and
courts % Elr0pc- san s-''lct u OcFNiOPc oNA "
sosces. confer about social ameliorations, hOlo
scientific Congresses, make every nation contri-
buietothe general information, and the people
ofsys-7 nation understand something of the na-
tu-s Of government, which is best, and how it
inay be administered in the truest way" Why,
Eheu the steamer sailed there was a Congress at
Brussels. discussing reformatory Punishmenis;
sn5iaii every European nation had its represen-
iluyss, thas practically showing, that the expe-
risaeeofone land could be made directly to bene-
6: another. and all Others. Austria may force a
VA BIZ seeking 10 subugate Italy; Louis Philli1e
may involve all Europe in a blaze BY laboring to
pant one Of his iine on the throne of Spain: bat
the probability. is, that the public sentiment,
tie wish and will Of the People-will prevent
either RESULT and strengthen the common de-
irrminat5a TO live in peace, and cultivate all