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

population of that city under tho stronse, emo
lions at the events passing in Lobad The presence of
this Bourbon, united to Austria by treaty of de-
fence the public irritation against foreigner
An immense shout from the people demanded inter
venon OF the King who had. up that time, hes,ated
Charles Albert felt that no length yield the wishes
of his people. He threw down tho gaundet. and i'm
meately issued proclamation TO the people Of Lobardy
and the Venetian States offering hcm his assistance
ana support The Intervention Of Piedmont Is thus
jan aeeo"pt and it is of immense Importance II
a'a 'a' England has protested In fact, the language
oy the statesmen OF that country that long
Iomoady OF herself struggled against her oppessors
was an ana'r In which nation had right TO interfere;
ae corporations Of Charles Albert Aoxepsr brings The tres
io' :. q"esf'on Russia has long since offered hor
assahce 20 Austria, and held herself in readiness TO act
great duy Is thus about devolve ON tho provisional
eoveeh' OIL Tue French republic Ii has declared that
no uoaes o. ioio We're Tor her only fact; en-
ageu not 70 destroy them But in makinx that DECLARE
ton, it that that fact wa, min, ,h., mir, h..
crumbled into dust viii the provisional government nor
t oregn hands 70 interfere in consequence of whit
Charles Albert has done in support Of the Ialanss
Whatever may be the decision come to Inv the diA.r.n,
European powers the subject Of Piedmont and ombsr
dy there are at this moment two soveregns called ON TO
play grand part f they prove themselves oau.l to the
mission which they have undertaken Ga the one hand
the King OF Prussia, who mpeled by his SUBJECTS on the
path OF beralismwho has adopted the resolution Of pa
cling himself their head and of notwithstanding all Gema
ny in the name of German unity and Of liberty
before him have Prussia and on the other
hand, the King OF Piedmont. who has onore. on similar
path by popular explosion and advances on Lombar
y ut the head OF his army ia the Of Italian NATIONAL
y and the liberal Tue report current Par
ma and Placenta have already proclaimed sovereignty
Of Charles Albert their enanchised States Tho Tu
rim journals take great thar Parma and
racehia are masters Of their own destiny and the
trance OF the Sadinian troops into Lonbardy has other
object than to secure to the Manese the Voneans the
free disposal of themselves That is true But who can
tell what remodeing Of Italy may result from the war i'm
which she is about to engage T fate of Italy and ofaH
.s
hardy.
The 5000 Austrans who Milan are shut up in the
Caserna, and in Of provisions Unless therefore,
they reinforced and relieved by the troops which are
on the frontiers of Piedmont their stuaton critical
1.-THE Pedmontese como to the assistance Of their broth
remand they must by this time have done soRadetsky
will be compelled to capulate the Of provisions
will cause his troops to become demorazed. .'s
The Austrian army well organized, and was we'll
equal to contend against any army in the field but
struggle against people in armsto have repe attacks
night and day-wll wear them out, they have never
been accustomed to that kind OF warfare. slsau hia
The Germans will probably retire on Verona which is
the stronghold of their italian possessions. the sug-
gle ecommence there! God only knows But il the conrt
of Vienna iadvsed, and assisted by the Russians.
should attempt again seize the prize which has escaped
from her. it probable that she will find on her path our
valiant egon who have yet forgotten the events OF
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The following extracts, from leading German presses
exhibit the view which is taken Austria at least and
considerable extent in other parts Of Germany. of
the pursued by the King of Prussia in aiming TO
make himself the leader in the new political organization
Of that country, which to be the primary object
sought in the revolutions which have taken place there:
HaihaA q. age From the Vienna Gazette.
Your majesty TO the King of Prussia, his
proclamation placing himself ut the head Of the German
movemen) has called upon the Prussian people and tho
German nation, amid the thunder of andihs DEATH
rattle of murdered citizens. The Prussian people have
reached manhood, and will for themselves tho
German nation have only answer. and that will
equally loud and unerring from all of Father
land Like your majesty the German nations remember
the royal words of former days. which you addressed
the Russians, and know also that the condolences your
majesty expresses in the recollection will mover bo dis
graced But the German nation rcmembers, also that
those promises, only given in period of necessity
forgotten and denied by your majesty when prosperity
had returned. The internal movement In Germany
danger for i's people, Invasion from with
out does threaten us, because the union of the
German people has procured respect for them every
whore Your Majesty is not, therefore, neoessitatod
TO undertake the leadership of the German nation until
the German Parliament shall have decided. Until tho
Prussian people shall neglect and leave your Majesty,
long will your Majesty remain under the protection of the
German nation; for the Prussians respected and be-
loved by German brethren. The confidence, how
ever which your Majesty expect from the Ger
man nation impossible Your Majesty the only German
prince refused the long .prom
sed and interchangeable rights Of man. until yonr eropo-
lis was one of barrcades and many of its best ot
zens corpses and only then with nwi. because your
throne danger Your Majesty is also only Cor
man prince who possessed minister remove the TO
the last years Of history from tho royal
shoulders The German nation has therefore, Learned %
know your Majesty and places you. With
your hand red with the blood Of your subect your majesty
now raises the German colors which you peseouted for
years The nation starts back in from such royal
thusiasn The Prussan nation has ceased to be
Germans the German nation s astonished to find your
majesty only joining in its union That the organs of
the Prussan should take part the consultations
the German Diet is holy duty that your majesty
the German Diet is regarded with gratitude blythe German
nation BECAUSE it perceives maesys readiness
unite in all with your royal and princely companions
Your majesty quite right that tho German awgivinG
semby constituted by the princes and Representatives Of
the several estates of the German Pfncpalides mns
in general assembly, determino what Is nscessnxyy
But your majesty will perceive that this consultation
would not be free that the power Of that assembly,
from which protection for father land and for the
throne is demanded, would be entirely broken that even
the Young German constitution would be wounded In Its
first moments OF fe If the royal "I is still be raised
above the voice Of justice and the path Of aw and be
forced upon the whole German nation its general leader
Austrias standards, amid all the stome have retained
upon their erritoses the al the German nation One
Austrian Prince, the banks Of the Rhine, proclaimed
high the union OF the whole German nation, when was
still prosecuted by Prussia. The house Of Hspsburg has
the history centuries the love OF the people on it, sde
in al