The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-05
From the Ohio Sa,esman.
Highly important Position of the A fairs
in the south of Russia.


affairs on the borders of Russia, sc. Some
of il may not be fully confirmed by the
late news Of the Acadia, but all accounts
agree that the Revolution cannot stop
short of the liberation of Poland with
most bloody battle with the Russians.
! The Sitesian Ga scHe, under the head of
Breslau, March %, says:-'We learn from
a certain source that there is every rea>
son to hore tha, Prussia aud Austria will
.reStore tile Polish Provinces
T. The news Of the arrival Of masses of
Russian troops on the frontiers Of Poan
is confirmed. The Cos.acks have already
commenced their excursions.
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
Austria and Prussia continue Tranquil,
but there appears every probability Of a
war between United Germany and Russia,
Poland heing the battle field. The great
object Of The Germans is to interpose an
independent nation between themselves
aud Russia, and this object is dl stinctly
avowed 10 the following article which ap-
pears in the Cologne Gazette:-'lf we
look carefully al our position towards
foreign states, nothing Is more certaln
than that we shall shortly be in open
the latest, we must be in the field. The
will Of the German people has pronounced
itself in favor Of the establishment at Po.
land, Prussia will have to give up a por-
ton of her territory to Attain the great
object--au Intermediate Kingdom be-
tween Germany and RUSSIA. THIS move
ment has already commenced. A proy,s-
! ion.I committee has already been formed
at Posen for the regeneration of Poland
} with the sanction Of the Prussian anlhor,
lies. Ii Prussia is to make sacrifice of
territory i, must be understood that il
dues So with the certainty OF attaining the
desired object. PoseD must not be given
up with a chance OF its falling into the
hands Of Russia. Prussia and German,
cannot remain strangers to the Russian
Polish war. The words in The royal pro.
clamatlon Of the 2lst of March, recon
mending federate army, and an army
neutrality, are equivalent to a Call /.
arm..
The Hamburger Correspond ent, o
March "a, Gays, in ailnsion tu tho warIiks
preparations of the Emperor Of RUSSIA
ln the eyes OF Russia Louis Philippe a.
not Legitimate King, hence the opinion
generslIy prevails that the great arma.
> meuts which Russia is at this moment
preparing, are not int ended for The orea
non OF an INV aslye or reirIbUtive war, out
J, for the sole purpose alone of supporting
Austria in case Of Urgent becessuy, anC
= further, for the establishment Of better
1 defensive measures IN the event Of move
ment 10 Poland Nothing can be said ia
III. exteDuation Of the conduct of LouIs
Philippe, in deserving his people aud his
i, troops. No marvel that such a course
n should ind no sy ympathy fioln the Empe-
ror Nicholas, whose conduct Was 50 dia
n metrically opposite IN tue year 1926
Much apprehension, how ever, is enter
= tanned that the great excitement aud in.
dignation of the Emperor may have a bad
effect upon his health, for, although the
! various reports respecting his illness were
greatly exaggerated -speculators ID tile
= funds had even circulated the report o
0 his death--it canndi be denied that his
h. personal appearance testifes of the sever
ify Of his suiferings. His Majesty has beer
earnestly advised to visit the baths o
Germany, but he replied eDergeiically
that il lie passed the boundaries ofhis em,
pire This summer, II would be only at The
head of an army. He trusted however
that both his physicians and The revoIu-
i tion aries would suffer him TO remain quie
al home during the year 1918. The heal' !
of The Empress is very indifferent. HeI
Sicily, bat The state ofthings ad entlrel =
preseuted this. Madeira has also been
: spoken Of, bit The ilustrious patent
breads the long sea soy age.
: Tie National reproduces. from the
Abelie du Nord, the personal Organ oI
the Emperor Of Russia, an article on the
French Revolution which must have been
written by one suffering under the most
{ agonzios pangs OF impoten, rage. five
are TO attribute this article to the idspira
tion Of the Emperor, lie evidently, on the
receipt of the news, played 'iBe woman
with his ewes, and braggart with his ton
! gue.' How will lie act when he hears of
D the revolutions OF Berlin and Vienna, and
. Lomba rdy and Poland? viii he follow
the example Of the scorpion girt with
6re!'
: A Polish Legion, which formed part OF
: the Cisic Guard; have left Berlin Tor Po>
sen, with the intention OF streng ,hening