The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-25
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


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Correspondence Of the Union.
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What France to do with Rome, that the latter has
yielded, after resistance covering her brave defenders
with glory such has hardly been the portion of the Eter
nal City since the days oil her republic fold Is she TO DO
delivered, bound hand and foot the eccesiastcs who
hurried her assaants the destruction Of her monu
mens OF art and of the lives OF her childreni VIII Baot
and the weaker Bonapae honestly leave her sons 10 de-
eide her own future the baiotbox which purpose they
avowed almost up the day which her republican
government seeing further resistance hopeless, spared
her citizens the horrors, and France the greater
nal infamy OF a sack by surrender Or will they
order their future Roman policy as to make Italy but
bone of contention between Austria and France IL
strikes that, do they may they will find themselves
in the dilemma of the in the West who thoughessly
seized the wolf by the At LENGTH that the
upon Rome must bring In Its train fruitful difficulties
with the Pope and those abroad who sympathise with
him. unless the French republic consents make its Ita
ian army of operations but the police force, by the aid
which Pho Nino shall be enabled reduce the Romans
their political and eccesastcal condition existing prior
his flight Gasta, Barro has concluded strengthen the
French army until it shall number 5000 effective
protest, formally, against Russian interference in
Italian affairs. and TO offer with Radezk Austrias
backed by such army the ground being
over Whatever may be the disposition OF Bar
rot and Louis Napoleon. doubt much whether
believe they design playing false their Roman policy
avowed and draw the conclusion that they will play
in this case from the voting the Chamber during
week ending days before the last sailed. Not
whstanding the flight Of Ledru Ron, the sergeans
and other notable socialist members of the Assembly,
questions involving naked between red republic
canism and the government the socialists managed poll
200 votes being beaten, OF course by only l62 majority
But then the moderaie voting 80 strong and in compact
body, are hourly becoming more estranged from the
working themselves In the tme
into the position OF its chief and leading antagonists With
the aid Of this party a eercle eonstone) and that OF
about thirty saggers not OF their body who also drop
ping by from the ministerial benches the oppos
ton, question upon which the "cercle" may be the
leaders, poll $40 3O0 which many the
government rely stand by through thick and
Thin. An attempt snnggle the power Of the Pope back
again The Italian people the terms demanded by his
Holiness, and countenanced by Russia, Austria, and Ma
pes fail leave the administration OF Barrot in
hopeless minority Now, as his military supplies depend
wholly upon the action OF the Chamber, man
believe that the majority of that body will fail be all
powerful in shaping Barrots Roman policy anx ously
advces from the conference between Radetzky and
the French envoy, which alone will lift the veil hiding the
purposes Of the French government The chances appear
to me 10 be ten Louis Napoleon deman
Austria vii Join France in guaranying to the Romans
a government (under the Pope) such as they enjoyed
when his Holiness made the effort to strip his subjects OF
granted rights which, first causing the death
of Rossi eventually drove Pic Nno himself forth
derer the pureus the OF the Neapoan Butcher
Not these with Austria will be 70 openly
lasy ali the French ministry have officially declared
to the end Roman policy Yet insist these will
be- on hand, alsi the implied pledge uader
which the undertaken that is il France
made any response the appeal Of the Pope for her
assistance in his reinstatement by force Of do not
remember whether answer was or was not given
though distinctly recoect that the upon which the
sought looked the Popes reestabish
ment in absots sovereignty He asked be restored by
the bayonets, he free exercise OF his Supreme
authority = or, in palmer Engisn--ro ABsoLUrisA
spnsI mi
Barrots calculations determining his policy. There
stands the impossiby OF preserving intact the temporal
thory Of the Pope, he demands TO exercise IT, Fifty
thousand French allied troops at the lowest estimate,
will be required be stationed indefinitely in all parts or
throughout the Roman States for certain Is nat not
corpolaIs guard OF Roman Italians the Pope obtain
the bidding OF his restored government In and upon
subjects This is true 10 the letter. or, Gas have be-
ore written somewheIe in the Roman States al least
oman CITIZEN mpeled by religious iervo love Tor the
Popes government, would have joined the OF some
OF the three restoring powersof Austria, France or
Naples. The future the whistle, then, 30 lar
Dy way of determining Barro TO pursue policy
King obligatory France, Tor all time, play the Popes
police, executioner aiio and gatherer-al Tor the
,oye of the church, Tor which, he knows well that
which France tpOltcay) not the value OF but
lon-I mean Paris.
The present condition of the French capital though APP
fearing justify the belief that ministry may with In
,unty work the purposes oil the Pope upon Roman
people, such satisfies Barfot oil the fact That which
called order by tue reaconists on boh sides Of the
Atlantic continues, IL Is true, prevail in Paris. Omn
bu being overthrown the highways Tor
formation Of barrcades paving being
pulled up by inluriaed populace The government
pears liberty with impuniy suspend the laws for the
projection Of liberties rights OF individual citizens
md its OF public necessity by force
81 arms and that too, without question, 70 Is
upheld by the Chamber ia suppression Of the OPPOSE
Kept thus in order, rather under the
chains OF government every whit despotic that o
dussa, in 81 Petersburg II Is not surprising that, though
the masses suffering, trade Is sagnaht the exchequer
aeary exhausted, and pudent blind, aud selfish
ton directing the government have nothing but
CALCULATIONS upon the state OF Paris from the one-sided
Of that city But this oil things continue
much longer at the French capital, do the ministry
such hopes Knowing thai the and discreet
publcans command n majority against them,
rangng from i've votes Barrots party keeping
the Estate OF siege" Paris until afeIhe election Of
eleven members, which TO take place the Sat
arday after the sailing Of the With their lead
dispersed for fear Of losing their heads their
papers suppressed by violence and against law Gas
the state Of siege was proclaimed when infamous
deed was perpetrated) and suffering under the odum
properly following their abortion OF attempt get up
unnecessary revolution, IL supposed that the
ultra republicans return their though upon
The issue Of the contest depends in great measure the
question Of the future foreign policy Of France Indeed
the continuation Of the state Of siege designed wholly
Affect this election 10 deprive people OF their night
freely and matuely 10 decide between and par.
des Notwithstanding this extraordinary, unconsttutIon-
al and antrepubcan means OF securing the return OF
its candidates. hope that Barrots purpoe
will be signaly defeated In the triumph Of the
Of the ccs constiiutions, who though standing by the