The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-06

King. in reply % his speech. anaadjournsd for
two days"
Posen and Bn.slaa were much distnrbeds-
Still In Sesia order was preserved.
Nos Ready.
Austria is for war. She will not give up Italy
without struggle. A new army Is to be form
ed TO subdae Lombardy and Venice! at is too
late"
But Reforms are going on steadily. Are
sponsible ministry had been formed, and pre-
parsions ara making for Constitutional Gov
eminent. The press is free.
HvnsARY is dissatisfied II may be. that Aus
tria will have to lie; her GO.
The Great Rvens.
All Germany is one. On the 18th March. the
deputies for the Diet which was to assemble at
Frankfort were TO be welcomed. A great dis
play was made. A preliminary meeting was
held en- the 18th. "At the first public meeting
of the deputies, on the 3lst of March, M. Nit
termaier was chosen president; Messrs- Dahl
mann, Itzstein, Jordan, and Robert Blum, vice.
presidents. The secretaries are Messn. Bauer
(Bambsrg), schwarzenberg (Casssl), Wolfgsng
Muller (DusseliorfD, Georges Varen;raPP
(Frankfort-on-lhe Main), Kierulf (Rostock) },
BIankenhorn (Mullhsim), Brisgisb (cobourg),
and Simon (Breslau.) The meeting declared
itself competent to make arrangements for con-
vsning constituent assembly, resolved 10 re-
cognise the dichies of Sleswig and Holstsin as
integral members sf the Germanic nation, as
also the provinces of East and West Prussia; and
to declare frankly and energetically for the re-
establishment OF Poland. II was decided that in
the constituent assembly there should be one
deputy for every $4,000 inhabitants.
Qsssans scrfps.re.
Russia is quiet. The only move Is. an effort
made to expeI Frsnchmen from 81. Petsrsburgh!
Odd this! Francs drives oat foreign workmsn
Russia does the same--Absolutsm and De-
mocracy herein meet. But the Czar is warlike
He talks against Instruction and anarchy
the offspring or France, and says ia his procla.
nation:
"But Heaven forbid that this should be-
Faithful 20 the example handed down from oaI
ancestors. having first invoked the aid Of the
Omnipoteni, we are ready TO encounter our en-
emies from whatever side they may present them
selves, and without sparing our own person we
will know how, indissoiubly united to our holy
country, 20 defend the honor of the Russian
name. and the inviolabiity Of our own territory
We are convinced that every Russian. that every
one Of our faithful subjects will respond with
Joy 10 the call Of his Sovereign. Our ancient
warcry, For our faith, our Sovereign, and our
country will once again lead Us on the path OF
Nil and than with If hur A
gratitude, as now with feelings Of holy hope,
We will all cry with one voice, God Ia on our
side, understand this ye people and submit. fOr
God Is on our side"
When the Devil or the Gar quotes scripture
says Douglass JsrrOld, for his purpose, there i,
mischief meant.
The Demscrssy.
The Provisional Government Of France In
the first week Of last month iasusd an address &c
the army. II is good one. "Let no shade o.
disorder" ii says, ''stain the iisgs which We ar,
about to distribute to you. Let your brsthrsr
receive you as the model Of the French army
After having written, in all times, the word gio
~ on your flags, inscribe thereon with YOU
own hands, the word, diseipline-the RePuhli-
can virtue Of the soldier.
Beranger.
ThisPoet is one Of the Partisan peoples favor.
ties. They wanted him TO run a. candidats
for the Assembly. He declined. We quote parl
of his address,
"Do not tear me from that solitude in which
collected within myself, have seemed 10 you
to have acquired the gift Of prophecy. lam moi
one Of those who have need TO cry aloud in the
market-Places Il am patriot. | am a Repub-
lican" But you may tell me that ought to
show my devotion. An, my dear fellow citizens
do not forget how much ambition may be con-
cealed under this word devotion. True, active,
useful devotion, Is that which teaches rs to un.
dertake only those things Of which we know
ourselves to be capable To any accusation Of
egotism, | shall leave my whole life to answer
Let US come to the ideas which may hays en-
tertained in my retirement for bringing to good
end the great work Of democracy, which God
has imposed upon France, for the benefit Of the
other nations, who are her well beloved sisters.
Ii may again tecome necessary for you to have
your courage revived, your hopes terminated
You would then regret your having stifisd un-
der honors the little voice still lsfi 10 me- Leave
me TO die Is have lived, and do not Transform,
into an inefficient legislator. your friend the old
ballad maker"
The Cities q.les-Fas.
Paris is quiet Lyons had bean in revolt; but
order ruled All the great cities are well order
ed--no violence. The Psrisians however will
have their joke. At one Of their violent Demo.
cratic meetings man exclaimed, The Repub-
lie will not be s'fe t at least 300 900 heads have
falien.' This proposition was received with
lond rnur,unra .nd or;aa az s1N,.... Ia. IA
but at ienyth one of the members RISE and said,
The sentiment is noble and patriotic one.
should like to have lock Of that citizens hair ;
Loud applause followed, amt the lock Of hair
was promptly in the hands Of the dsmander.-
Presently another admirer Of patriotism express
sed wish for sPortion Of the citizens locks,
and hundreds followed. The end Of Il was tina,
the ardent democrat, who was so anxious for
100000 aristocrriic heads. was turned out Of the
meeting without single hair on his own.
Ths nrfsh.
The Irish Deputation addressed the Provisional
Government at The Hotel do Vile. Lamartine
and replied 10 them. He was very de-
cided. "Give US arms wherewilh 10 drive out
the saxOn," wai the Irish prayer. The poet
rulsr answered:--
Hest assured, therefore, that you will find in
Frsnce, under the republic, a response 10 all the
sentiments which you express toward H. Tell
your iellow-citiz,sns thai the name OF Ireland is
synonymous with he name of liberty, courageoualy
defended against prvileges-that il is one com
mob name 20 every French citizen. Tell them
thai this reciprocity which they invoke, that this
Ieeprocity Of which they are not obliyious, the
Republic viii be proud 70 remember and TO prac-
tee invariably toward this Irish Tell them, above
all that the French Republic is not and never win
be an aIistocratis Republic, in which liberty is
merely abused as the mask Of privilege; but Re-
public embracing the entire Community, and Sc