The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-16


thoss prneplss aud TO secure TIER oxn nsh hss in
th- is notoriousy the cast. Ia Lomoa,oy -
Hun gary IN Bohe mia. sud In Ssihcia nsuous ~
an provincial ber ties are the fremost objects wiss al
classes OF he population. AM we snan ProA.sy -
v.rnn.nt AZ rnna or tn. regning sovereign IL would
he more p~ufent far conducive 60 inc h'ete
o. tnsss ,y~i. until systsm Of government could
b. levissl v-ich might consulate h'ir common in's
rests "a ttsir -epsrste institutions But TOE IRAN
air.esy AL sni ina VIII fabric OF tbs empire has
long under minded. Vienna has made re unoo
but ths authority Of the city cannot, hko Paris
The derry torch will pass Pesth, to Prague to Leo
poli and an aud nothing put the vsor OF tne locsi
sulority av-rt series OF commissions In hunga
~ hs act # FRINGE Aettern'ch Was the dissolution
az the Dist seosp deia which was CERTAIN 70 lead TO
declaration Of Independence, and to outbreak for
which that kirsdo9 has l.ns bsen preparing uohsp-
ply n. Young Pslane hes already lost the popu-
lsrity which hsiled bis accession. In Lonbardy
we clnnot but hope thst the prospect Of a more
liberal government at Vienna, aud the fear Of French
Republicans induce tho leaders of the movement
to,uspep Nj ienoostrstons which might Gem promise
their but thu other hand, the danger OF fur
ther disurbsucs lie au-m,ntsd ut Rome and in Naples
To poDi,s dangers pus be up-ssdaed the great
pto5s5ity OF vsry iomidabis agssIan agitation among
To Aus,rian government ani ths provincial estates
hove for past pretended to be rsSged IN preparing
ease ~ n a'ur-' for tn commas roa oi seSncr,''
dues ffc-3 ab1r &e on tn gcest landed estates Inc
T--. ur- those grer.nces :hs evolution tounN
70 eve.y ah,ug mag's door, sstd'd IN Fame In ils9
aod H. pirit zhich has are dy produced sucn Ish|
fn slsara IN Gsliioa is b. feared elsewhere Even
in Wuitmerrr where the communication ei NOSE ours
b.. n-s,es, soroies OF p.ssluts wsS With this ex
csptoo W. trus. Austria may escape social revolution
She sill require political freeiom less sdminstrs-
tlv. couro Ia. above all national institutions;
sud the last hose dsmsuds viii be enforced oy the pre-
vnca a. ~ hsprds 20 che empire. But unless tss las
g. Iced soDrfines been the il human aHairs the
people e hst empire rush tro one extreme 10 its FUR
tSest opr 3 thee is II Austria Proper and III most
of h aerTsn provinsea fund of good sen.e and
good sts5y sod attachment to their sovereign
vhieh ell tsni peace; and even IN the more
,x,ed 5istri,s the ari,ocrscv have hitherto hsd far
lsrger ~ the movement than the lower orders OF
Tb- cr.s in the iat.rna affairs of the empire which
must upoa the fs IF fiiuse Netteroch has long
bean fcrsss-u After ms The deluse " /, well hnows
phras, Of the lse chsucesr the eDpirs himself But
~ this tn intern nl psris are greatly sggra
vs,ea ty ernal fruitie In italy the chance OF
h5se r1liDn WIKI sardinia ~ with frsrce may pore
sl,s- o. cry oa-nt by ih- embiiou OF prince or by
tn, rs,sar- repuAic On her eastern frontier, Au--
r. tlneSss n s;roa.ool - Rhsouts power, and The
pasy wiA ho peroy Of Rl,sis might have ohs.rved
t,w r!' rr7Natsol On the otAec side OF tbs Nhins
b-ccn-, saIeot TO great uucetssiuty when the uoye
ra~at,s ony divided his dominion. by thu Wis
-tu'a Lastly, at this eventtu instant the wholr
snsuic 70 ~ IA sslated by convulsion which tends
I've know rot which, unity dissolution Tbs Ger
policy # tbs Austrian cabinet is now broken reed
Princs grttaroicA left all the -osin-s hi. power in
tts -osr: ani II auy ussn thould mitigate the
jailcut hsva ecorded against TO- we point in rr
NV 10 n .fol confuIon AID the endipg ruin in
Waich - Leaves CT Inc noScs. empires OF the coa
nent OF Su-opc
from the Liverpool Mercury. March -
The volcano on whose brink the European Common
wealth continued for years to sumber in false sscu'
rty sngEa burst forth Ia fierce Amss engulph-
thrones dominauons prlncfpal1
ties AMI pow The social earthquake is vulsing
every State wherever nstitutions are rotten they
to topplo in the shock Before ever the az.
nasty of France SHAKEN venured to predict that
the policy of Mstcruich would not last his day" Our
pr6ph- been fulfilled. The old man Is now flying
from the work Of hs hands. to aved the fate OF
persnng in the ruins of the structure while the i'm
S+ci in he ruled, is weeping like an in
fsnt promising by the mouth OF his new ministers
the concession of every reform that may be demanded
by the spirit of the age So total Is the overthrow
that tie political extinction of the statesman who has
so lorg bsDefuy influenced the condition OF Europe hes
premsturey drawn fo its recess In the archives OF
me, that biographical memoir which was quietly
awaiting moment of his natural death as the signal
la nan important respects this Austrian revolution
isa more remsrksbe rhspomenon than that which
has rs- France a republic 1t affords the most irrefra
CHILE Demonstration Of the truth that amount Of
Pr,s conicit and prosperity viii permanently reconcile
sp'opie to form OF government, which ohends s sense
Of social and poi;icsi justice Whatever Au.rs may
her own roll proper she has been kind and indul
gent parent In no capital OF the World perhaps. was
there crime poverty and misery than in Wen
No where lie the condition OF the mss,es more Tree
from tn, evils that oppre,s our modern civilization than
Austria Proper Gher fortunate poeiti indeed, has
suf I'D 20 elicit the encopiums Of even Engshmen on
the blessings of wise despotism and paterna govern
Inent dsspses the rinese that Is purchased
BY the sacri6oe Of freedom His spirit revolts .ins
being treated child though the treatment hold
The stormy struggles OF liberty have moro powerful 1t
tractous Tor him than the peaceful Iepose OF etAts
pupilsgs Therefore IL thai Austria cbeerfoy places
peril her material happiness with the view OF scnsv
ipg her moral freedom
which are .ubverng the institutions of the dheren,
Germspc States. IL is not mere insurrection OF tbs
mind IL is still the principles liberty equality and
fraternity that seeking further and more exe nd
social instr utions and governments
sprit Of humanity rises to higher level
external of laws customs habitudes and con
struc,.d and enlarged or it will else overflow In d.
stroyng deugs of anarchy This is gres truth whct
Britain only OF all III, nations OF the European sm,
that ensbes in the 'aidst OF the tremendous cri
sis uhich shaking thrones and casting down empr't
TO 'tnauk God that Q in England
We are NOT sanguns enough 10 hope that the isna
OF tn. Eurcp-an revolution on England will be con
hned to the street rows that bsve been wit
nsssyi In some Of ls'ge towns There is pothiD
catching revolutionary spirit Most ssuta
this natural in the case OF diseased bodies cor
porste though IL is altogether wi bout lite nconve
Dences regards hestbul secisti.s In the latter
produce only lcent and for part al nes
tstions II the evil hold ourselves prepared Still
there 10 the smallest reason to apprehend any hnf
like danger 10 social ord.r Epglsh society lie too
pact an solid to give to serious unsssiuess
this hesd Our greet security lies In the fact that taer
no one social Gf the MACS of the psopie bic
nav rot I'd legitinst. chsunel Of expression, and
IL possesses inherent moral frrcs establish for itself
rlsc. among tns settled institutions OF tho country
chsrtism Bows well that when it crestss for iLself
spbcent amount Of enlightened public opinion it will
one succeed in carrying ali it's points Already there is
Parliament party insiguifcant neither in numbers no
IN talent, the advocates OF complete suffrage Ths
party will incrsss as its principles are honore'
tbsm. la the minds OF the most enlightened
members OF the operative community, who, in the Ions
Hg.nce their class the conviction is deeply es.b
hsasd thst the Of popular enfranchieeRsnt hal
been greatly injured by the appeal TO physi
cal no which the ehartists were bstray ed by
ooupseis OF MIR. Feargus O'Connor and his cosd
TUTORS whoss huspe's IL to make gain Of the
Erom they have learned TO turn 10 the dis
interested discreet leaders OF tue MI JOSEPH
starg. snd Mr. Sh.Imsn Crawford We are not " judx
spirit OF the general body of Eosiish operative
By the bsrsnssss Of the traders in agitation Tn
worEirg clssse. OF this country are round 1T heart
They have clear hosds also not 10 through tn
deo-ttiul empti.ss. of Feargus O'Counor. who nesu
tns his parliamentary speech so as TO make pasts
BIZ 70 polite and In his platform orstiors comes GU
wi'h some coarse, bullying brsggadoca threat, ssyiDg
THAT'S Nbst ] tel them in the House Of { mmons. ,
The ultimate Obi cts Of the charter be attain
ea psr tlm but they proximstely carried out
The agtsuon Will ocsee 70 be productive Of evil passions