The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-12
Our Stutgarh Correspondence.

SruroARp. Oct. %, 1s4s.
The National Parliament at Frankfort and the Neces-
sify of its Dissolution.
As the late connections at Vienna are preparing the
way for an inevitable dissolution Of the Austrian en-
pre- resolving the old monarchy into it's constituent
parts, dividing the Germans from the Hungarans the
Lombarda the Gacians and Bohemians so the will
also render final dissolution of the present National
Parliament necessary rather hasten that event for
the convention carries the elements Of It's own
structon within itself The ptiful politicians of st.
Paul's church at Frankfort who do not comprehend
the elementary principles of nship think that
they stay the onward march of intellect and civil
Nzation. They imagine that they have found a uni
vereal remedy for revolutions, in cannon balls and
grape shot. But they are sadly mistaken. They try
TO stem the current Of the revolution and they fall
victims. They have snned against the laws which
the history of nations proclaim aloud, and they will
suffer the punisbment which their crimes deserve.
Who does not recognise in the tragic fate of Latour
and Lichnowsky, the avengng goddess? Who is no.
fearfuly impressed with the rigid justice of which
has made that very people whom the nsolent taunts
and ridicce Of Lichnowsky injured, the insrum
Of infictipg the richly deserved penalty The mea-
succeeded in robbipg the people Of those fruits the
revolutions which they appointed to gu ard and
,ecure win soon be full and terrible will the fate Of
those be- who will be obliged to encounter the wrath
Of an enraged, of q deceived and injured people.
=, Revolutions are not made they not the work of
those men whom accident has placed at the head of
their outbreaks Our represe natives in Parliament
to have forgotten this The revolution of lSls
i not the result Of conspiracy, of uproar il is
the result OF that old and msappled system policy
which belongs to centuries gone by, and has been
forced upon the present time without regard to the
progress mankind have made in the science of govern
ment well in every thing eee It is as necessary
to the present wants Of the people and as natural
consequence of the tyrannic policy observed by the
rulers its several States the Declaration of indie
pendence and its achievement by the United States
was to the oppression Of Great Britain. The Ma
tonal Parliament result of this revolution and in.
tended to perpetuate and the adva de-
man ded and gained by it, now deny It's existence and
labor to suppress all further symptoms of It, The
necessity the certainty Of its FALL must he apparent to
every who will take the trouble to inquire into the
details of its history, and examine the basis upon
which IL rests who will compare the demands of the
people made upon It, and the result Of it's deliberations
The necessity of the dissolution is already acknow
legged by great number of its own members aud
several propositions the effect have been m ade in
order to It the disgrace Of being broken up by the
people.
An unforeseen accident prevents from finishing
THIS letter. You can If you ace proper make of
the above as far as 1t goes, append few items Of
news from Vienna, reaching to the 10th of October
AZ Vienna, the parties still stand opposed to each
other but no encounter has yet taken place. The
Hupgarians who had come to the aid of Vienna have
again Withdrawn over the Hungarian boundary, on
command OF the Hungarian government, but promised
TO return, in Gaze they should be called upon lt Is
not known whether this retreat Is the of
russian threats las Is supposed In ViennaN or Of
agreement with General Anersperg Meanwhile, the
forces of those who came to attack Vienna are hourly
increasing and have already amou to 100000 If
agreement is brought about, the ipba bita nts of
Vienna may find 1t much to their to have
postponed the encounter so long. In tho camp one
Of the academic legion taken prisoner aud hung
The Ambassadors have left Vienna. n the whole
country great excitement prevails.