New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

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win add few words ON what is passing u
the world around iu coming from bcriin here Stop
PING 40 All TIE principal towns ana concerning rh ft
people took much pains % nnd what De- lie true fccl-
jug of the country through whicn psssed rcsQeciu-
Republic and ind my previous opinion confirmed t1st
ma .Orlry 0f the people ore s5amst o. True iho-e
wn0 make the most noise alc fnr lr-c Cow llnelf
a. some u the prC-secrs l1 -he Political Club heI
ln and The Liberals ~ Heidelberg franSfort and Co
lO-ne but they DO not represent the people who are
sui tor monsr. hy end such certainly VIII De- lor
some time DO come 10 least The Government oi Ger
many
est usnir Manufacturer who have n0t stopped rre
-t0upug-tradc hi- celscd-ccnnience destr lyet-tnc
hest men ar. .aIlnC-noney D. wanted ana every
body is looking 20 h.- nti-nhoI eelast and -ayu-
where VII, this end 30 Tho people have generally Doe
haged admirably. the country my be said to De- 'n o.
state uf enarchF vet with few exceptions, there have
been no hre4tle- ri pcrce DO rou.n-- or violence lu
so-a ror-ion OF Prussia where ta. been great
the peorl- have committed excuses, end Judging hT
those te citizens elsewhere look to The iuture-wlcn
fI,s crowd. %. worsmen thrown out of employ shall
need breid-with apprehension Fortunately the price
Of fofafocs and grain compared with last year. Il
much diminished generally 20 one quarter, and IN some
places o. 0nesxih ot the price, one yer snce. nave
already mentioned % the fen tla the frost might
destroy the crop which early out Of the ground ms
.e.r. there have been since leaving berlin several
hsrp ro-t- and other results are very much feared
stopped az Hanover day aud night 20 zee some &c
gu4ufHnee4 and learn the state 0i things flclc. inc
f.o Chambers under the new Constitution were 90
sion and certainly in sbuse Of Government and eN
sfu- powers come of our members ul congress mi-ni
have kcn Lessons from some u The depu'ie- oi inf
lower house. They violently rating h-tlu'f iNc
arcfprrat- and the upper houec " Their grave said
one deputy IS already dug. and the sooner Sc throw
them m and leave them tO rot, t1c better me oll
hing who ha- been frightened into al these concessions
Boo the most luiicr0us manner. has agln taken ifl-nl
and thinks i' b. almost time for bin ~ Quit see 1y
Die speech ~ tho CLOSING % Che Chambers alter lei
that hc t,ls Them they intend 20 disgrace ana ~
honor him. hr sh,li leave them very wee couc.u
SION There were troubles while I was n Hanover
with Hlleshclm neiennOrn- town 10 HWp inn'"l
ants whose republican rm-sarF 90 Hanover had been
nut In prison They rcfaiafcd by mpr-oning tn Han
ovrrian authorities there snd threatening ." lombard
the city. regiment of troops with cannon however.
soon settled the motter 100 favor oi the Gosernneni
Everywhere have seen troops and volunteer on
their way fo -chlc-n- H0.afCm h0rernmcuf gives
free passage 20 40 the volunteers thinking Itself happy
f0 get rid 0f them d0uUtle-s Tor remaining ~ f'm,
they are the ocstors snt volunteers against Govern
mcnt. The number oi these men now 40 @'ile-'l-
must amount to some thousands they have proved O.
Boz very aricuf good f1hfcr- but suhmfnr to mo dis
cipnc have been most scrcry handled Us the Dance
Witness ior example, the Keller Corps of -tudcnff
which io0i-hly rushing u spic OF ofder, in' DANGER
wd- can hi Boz position where ezro.ed to cross
ire on three sides ami almost totally annhaied. ZEN
only escaped The whole forces, 90 both sides. in
-clie-w's are about l'oo0 men. Tho kin- %. Den
mark sec D. -irk. aud the Frussan troops advancing
into -ch.cswlr
Th. sch'esnig Holsten movement is but a part of
tho movement throughout Europe boz favor, not oi
fIsht bat oi D. principle for uniting ~ 'fetA nation
speaking the same lnluase. The Germans only pro.
claim that every province speaking their Language
must belong % Germany. They consequently look
upon Asacc. on the SIDE OF France LuNe n0onf. on
the side of Holland -~che-wl-, on the side ~ Dfn-
mark 20 say nothing of Germsnic switzerland a.
property they have a right 10 and viii take. II was
taken from us by conquest -sy they, ana why
should we n0i take ~ back lhey are hot alone in
these peculiar tencts. Italy started them. you SEQ
the result The Poles. too making themselves
heard Why should wc NOT have back what was
once our own % says an address OF a Polish commit
tee aud Poland once more resuuing her ancient ilmt
IT, extend from the Dncper and the Don 70 the oder
and from the Baltic to the Black sea Pansarsm j.
certainly in the ascendant and the savonic race are
about 20 make trouble 10 Bohemia, Hungary ami 6'l.
hcis on the side Of Austria. thunder seems preparing
that viii make Earring wOrk-lfom Waschia Serfla
and NOldalia tine notes of preparation have already
been sounded and the result D. onNousy looked Tor
Ia po-eu things have come to mead the military ana
the Polish peasants sikfenfH, as they are called
are already fighting some irghtiul excuses are being
committed there by the Poles. Death TO the Jews
and the Germans. iwhO together vastly outnumhcr
fhcmD d their cry. The country - in most irightul
cond ton the German residents there are sending
petitions ~ the KIM not desert them, nor give them
over 10 these ues hv cutting on the poftOn tet are
in from PRUSSIA The Poles are most grieyously in
error and their best men deprecate hcn present move
ment All Europe all the world was disposed - sym
pathzs with and assist them, and they have now by
their conduct forfeited all claims upon TINS sympathy
Prussia was attempting TO do - utmost ana IN tne
only feasible manner to reconstitute Posen Like the
viper in the fable OF Esop they bite the hand stretched
forth 10 save them Poles from all parts OF Europe ere
docking 10 posen fu Of light and revolution they are
destined 20 break their heads against the IRON walls oil
Russia.
II Is much 10 be regretted that this unhappy people
on whom curse seems 90 rest. cannot act win nO1
Grafton and wisdom and system They might mus &C.
complsh much good a. i, they are but se'trihs e
feelings and -ympahies OF the world from their cause
and adding fold TO the misery and distress OF tcir
land and their own humiliation Could they but consent
10 let prus-is and Austria undo they are willing ana
anxious 70 do their work oidcnationalzaton natonaze
them once more and give them their own lave language
and Government on this once y-tematzcd ana brought
into action by q powerful hand, after tnat me NoN
would be- easy there would then have 20 De no tearing
down before building up the structure would then oe
ready tor Republican Monarchica purposes ~ msnt
be- chosen and Poland might proceed smoothly on ~
Whatever course she might choose But no thtN must
n0r tear down everything, burn piage ron. destroy
and murder spread confusion and anarchy oil me mos
friehtfu kind over the land and then over me smol
iernr ruins of their towns and villages out Of ih.s de
VISITATION 20 erect Republic concerning which theIe
much 10 De feared they would have Internal disseh
lions But enough of this look 10 Poland and have
always done so with great interest IL cause ma, eN
cited my liycliesi sympathies from ooyhooa oai 'nen
present movement is far from doing so.
Here in Holland. ali i quiet The King was VS.
enough 10 get ahead of the storm that was oFeIahhs
him De changed his ministers and gave our is"
Constitution Immediately, and saved himself. me
Electoral L wv / observe on reading the Constitution
bases Electoral privileges on property qutncahon' 20
does that OF Austria where, please take mote OF "a'
saw troubles are not yet ended The Government nave
acted TOO slowly 10 satisfy the people ana neiI Ooi''
tuition Just out viii not be- satisfactory In btih ical
there viii be difficulties between the people am me
burrhcr- You viii zee by the papers the accounts rom
Paris they are glorious for the cause % epuhucaI,
The 10Th OF April IT, after the 2itn oil feprutiA tf
proudes' day for the French Reoubhc u-