New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

Would that could dip nay pen in blood 10 "ilte
- sou Of ell the horrors which at hs moment 't1H the
beautiful soil Of Germany 10 remain throughout all
history as au eternal reproach upon her Monsfcnies-
Inc Turks sud Cossacks have never done what those
t,egoras and tools Of their Royal snd Imperial Males
es have dared % Co. We 90 back the barbaflc
fncs ofthe Middle Ages 10 lad such government "
blood such de-potc measures such transgrcssion OF
oil the laNs Of civilization aud humanity. Even me
much denounced Reign OF Terror Ia France, in l7l3'
ain which tho Monarchsts have been accustomed %
tighten the People away from Freedom has been out
S'ne by the Infamous and murderous acis Of modern
sso.utsm ThsH, men were prosecuted and hhcd
~, the sake Of ldoa-nen were prescribed and gull
lotued order1hs, the Equslity Of all might be estab
hsh now, the People shot down or hung, that tho
crowned idiot may be kept upon his throne that me
pobity may retain their privileges aud the bureau
ers,s gratifying their nercess thirst for blood what
,,he February Revolution In France, VIVA, arc even
he terrible Days Of June ia Paris, 70 The seugh'ers OF
yyindischeraiz and the Draconic practices Of
Frederic William ~ and bis tool. Wfspgel
Vonns IN ruins hundreds OF thousands of men driven
o,o misery prisons OVERLOOKING executions upon exc
otions search of dwellings arrests and prescriptions
Everywhere denunciaton tho order Of the day this
mat osy freed Austria these are the iullhlments
Of those promises of the Emperor The Capital city
othe Monarchy and It's vicinity declared IN state Of
,ese all journals suppressed placed under oeusure
he right OF assembly well all other civil rights
,u.pended General the highest authority and abso
igts Judge soldiers alike baihfs, Judges and eSecu'
aone,s this is the freedom Of Austria, after the days
a March and the Digit of Metternch with his accursed
system
Bot All these horrors do satisfy the afistocfauc
tblr-t for revenge Of Wndischgratz all these ina
nous deeds do no, yet suffice for the long restrained
wrath Of the Archduchess sophie, the clique Of lmperi
sPrnces aud the corrup, Camsrille Every measure
over-eppod every barrier broken down, every consi.
deFauon aside and all popular right all that has
been reyerenced holy until rodden under foot
yet the glove of contention Is cast mOckngy IN the
face not only of the Austrian nation but Of all Herma
nv On me ga of NODunber Rob1t Blum. DepWy Of me
Gsrman ParLaneH, al Frankfort formally shot BY o.
dr ~ PriHoc 0iHdisca9rafl, Notwithstanding newly
proclscd law of the German Parliament and the Cen
ua Power has dccreed and declared the inyolaby OF
he Deputes-thst they could only be udicaly prose
eutsd by the Parliament ON the day ON which
the noble and inspired Robert Blum was thus murder
3D. dying the death of martyr with the heroic courage
aareeman. the Commander in Chief OF the National
card Messenbrauser, BEN, the hero Of Ostroenka,
sd Pulsky, the Hungarian Secretary of State, were
shot In the city moa-while three great baggage wag-
Bs denscly filed with students journalists citizens
ssd officers Of the National Guard were driven out into
The Brigtenau where battalion of Jagcrs have been
temporarily encamped for the purpose OF executions
and there those uniortuuatcs a. in number were shot
The want Of gaows and hangmen has made IL impos
sblo for his Highness Prince windschgratz to hang
them all up as he had desired, and he wac therefore
obliged 10 confue himself 20 few, among whom
we're the merchant Ullmayer the talented poet Kaiser
and the Captain of the National Guard. Braun
These executions en- rpasse were continued on the
10Th and will perhaps last for several weeks, although
the weak headed Emperor Ferdinand gave the order
frcm Oimu,a on the 9th of November that all who had
participated 10 the Vienna inslsrccon should be tried
BY the usual Court, and not before Military Commits
zion. As # this ape OF Emperor had power to com
mand anything And now IT the Parliament OF Frank
hrt should tamely endure the murder of ono OF its
noblost members it Is Assembly OF dsstsrds-snd ]
ksrhis.
But still worse is the form and manner in which the
erowned comedian in Berlin endeayors to drive bis
people to another omeu,e in order that he may thus
eautIiy his reactionsry plans 30 far he has not yet
succeeded but II is unfortunately to be feared tina, the
people will not always preserve the same moderation
"a, that the affair will result In terrible boodshed
lou that the King of Prussia after the resignation
Of the Ministry of Pfuel commissioned Gen Bfanden-
burg natural son OF the last Ming aud genuine Re
seronst to form Ministry. The National Assembly
immediately declared itself sgains, such cabinet as
neither promising to answer the necessities OF the
country nor possessing its confidence The King per
sisted in his determination. deputstion OF the Ma
uonal Assembly repaired personally to the King in
order to beg him desist from the Ministry OF Branden
burg which would upon itself the most dangerous
~. L alv lat, n he tsn
lston. answered its question whether he would not
then be enlightened as to the true condition OF the
country with rude No" and the next day issued a
Cabinet order in which he persisted in the formation
Of a Brsndenburg Ministry The country, which had
Aa confidence in the National Assembly remained
,aet The Ordinance which instituted the Cabinet
gpcared ON the 9th and with it Count Brsndenburg IN
As National Assembly announcing chat it "a Constitu
eonsl body) was prorogued the 9th of November.
/ md that II SHOULD then hold It's session in the small
1 City OF Brandenburg Al the same time II was made
snown that the klag had declared he would never
Vos the resolves Of the Assembly to abolish the by
lie grace OF God" in his title aud the orders Of the
so5aty The National Assembly protested against the
ForOss,on as unlawful bat the city and province re
nsoed quiet
The Court then tined something else. They ordered
ae0 guards with % cannon. into berin-the same
soOps who fought sgsins, the people ON the 18th OF
hree. The people did not oppose their entrance aud
s-eFed them to pass in silent contempt
The troops surrounded the Hall Of Session ana the
ssnensl Assembly was forced, through the power Of
ayone's. 10 remove. Sill. IN proclamation II al
~osisaed the country 10 remain ir quiet ana lawn
an protested agaius, the forcbe wrong done to Itself
I'd The national sovereignty, and then adIournec'
Yeexd with shouts aud cheers by the encouraging
eops.
When even this trick did work to bring about the
sasnsy awaited emeu,e which should justify state
a'ess and all other forcble hen. in spite
y az provocsuons. everything remained quiet the
Ang commanded the dissolution and d.arming Of the
'eaeasl Guard. But even then the people continued
arn--the magistrates only refusing TO undertake the
Nmns; and upon the requirement Of the Police,
were commissioned with the service. only about
hs'kes were delivered. The Csmarlls OF the
'se"ao~ ,ook extreme steps and proclaimed wthou,
9esnse and without any Disturbances or emeutes
~ns lsken place, the state Of siege, with the sup
4 s"h OF oil journals the closing of all Clubs, &c.
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