The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-27

INVASION 1t is scarcely possible 10 ,bs ia
sues Of such beginning England is pledged by treaty
Of 1881 to protect the independence Belyuman indie
pendence which Indispensable the security Of CEN
trail Europe, and also of her shores We are bound
in honor protect the throne Of the HON the Belg
ans freely and spontaneously chose for their king and
should VIC break engagement, and suffer him to be de-
hIoned by the mob of Paris would shortly find we had
gained nothing and lost much, by that dshonorsbe con-
nivance.
The two following articles from the London Advertiser
and the London Shipping Gazette-boh OF these journals
being understood be neutral in their politics, though
enjoying large and influential circulation among the
business classes in Engand-probaby present fair a
view as can be obtained of the sentiment prevalent
among the middling classes in the British Empire rel
ton to Continental affairs:
From the London Advertiser, April l.
The sudden changes which, within space of thirty
days. have been ght in all the governments of
continent except the Russian the wonders of the age
but they will all be eclpsed the Emperor Russia should
alone be left in the exercise of his absolute desposm
When speak of this unwedy and colossal agglomera-
ton of and regions languages, manners and re
gons barren plains steppes, and painless forests under
the general of Russia apt forget many
nations and hundreds of tribes for the part wander
ing about under other rule than that of their chiefs
only nominay united under political constitution, OF
which the majority know nothing, though they feel the
points of the spears Of Russian Cossacs themselves driven
| on by the muskets and cannon of the dominant nation
Russians and Tartars, Germans and Mongos Firms and
Tunguses all pass under the OF the first though v
ing Unreasonable distance from each other and in
the opposite chimes but in regard to personal quail
ties language, religion, and manners the contra
riees infinite; and it may be truly said, that while
their only bond of union the fear of the sword they
| sess all the elements of disorder and rupture.
The struggle of the Poles, which there every
believe has actually commenced, although the account oil
the bombarden and demolition Of Warsaw may be
MATURE will be the signal for revolt among the Scavonan,
Russia. will certainly be
lowed by the Servas Already the report Of feute
ST. Petersburg, which the Emperor "was shot through
the hat with pistol, he passing through the
streets, has been confirmed by Geographic communication
70 Paris. This partial movement may, indeed be sup
pressed but it is not the less symptom of the feelings OF
| the people tai ots.. ~
On the 18th of March attempt made in the organ
of the Emperor of Russia the ST. Petersbugh Abea du
No,d, ridcue and dcredt the French republic,
by publication of letter pur Importing be that OF Pari
sian correspondent But week previously the Emperor
zeaoasy occupied in the futile attempt exclude the
intelligence OF the events in France from all parts
his European dominons. He feels obliged to relate
them, but after his manner; yet the effect
which distorted view produces. The National hav-
ing copied this article adds comment in which signif-
canty recommends him look to his affairs in St.
Peersburgh Facts, says the NATIONAL moreover, have
replied in thirty days prognoscs of impotence of the
revolution of Paris The Russian pubcists have only
look around hem-Vienna revoutionzed and constitu-
tiona-Lombardy erect--he Piedmontese at Milan-the
abdicaton OF Munichthe of southern Ger
|
many--'ae revolution a. Do,' 'o 1ipo onns'Ak us
cene-consntu'ons or lepuo.c' esaoshoo everywhere
ana inc various armies % TUG "oi'aolro UNIT
lng OF toe own accoro 10 oPPose 'ue A'uSsa sno 'ney
attempt 70 traverse uef"anv 'S"'h ae 'ne 'noences Oh
| the revolution Oh reDruafy.
The military system winch prevails 0" 'ne cohnen' ana
particularly IN hussla converts citizens ih'o ana
renders them iormidaoe IN ievots 10 suppress any I'M
porant internal commoiohs' IN whcn le. - u,'
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| From the LONDON onPpnns "a1e'e' Nia'ch o.
STATE AND PROSPECTS, OF present s'a'e Oh
Europe is an epoch In the socai coruo ., 'ne hunan
race, which Is aogether uhPrcceoc'eu ~ INC niso'y "
civilization; and we wish we couio W eia' a io u
muuous heavngs oil popular st.enei ana eAeuoh were
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