Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-06-22

Ottoman aggression. Tor which either alone was
prove unequal. That end vas achieved
From the walls Of sorely beleBguered Vienna
the Moslem standards we're hurled back IN shame
fol defeat by The gathered might Of Eastern Eu-
rope-burled back never 10 return. For three
centuries the fortunes Of Austria have bee9 pro-
fusoly nourished by Hungarian Olood. Al
length long obsequious Hungary demands Of
Austria The fuliilmenl Of the guarantees which
induced her 10 yield her crown 10 an Austrian
prince. She asks the correction Of certain gla.
ring abuses, the restoration Of some portion OF
the rights which have one by one been hlched
away from her people, The Austrian oligarchy
answers with the sword, and with the utter abb
roga,on and formal denial Of rights 70 Hungary
as a separate nation. Beaten by default at the
bar Of History and Humanity, Austria is doubly
discontinued in her ready appeal 10 arms. The
mnions Of despoIism are al ell points chased
from Hungarian soil. All hope Of her subuga-
lion by Austrian force alone is dissipaled-aban-
doned. Ii is manifest that Vienna is far more
in danger Of capture than Debrecsin.
Here The Aulocrat Of all the Russias inlerpo-
ses bis colossal strength. ln swelling words Of
blasPhemy, reviles The Hungarians for daring
10 assert their rights and threatens 10 crush
them by him power. His accusations are lies,
and Of no account, but his five hundred thou
sand trained Velerans-pure fghtng-machines
without an idea beyond their daily exercise or
an aspiration beyond nights debauch-men
who would shoot their mothers at the word ol
command as mechanically as a saw cuts TIMBER
these are not to be lightly spoken Of. Above
all, his uncounied millions Of boarded gold are
appalling. Give the fungarians these, and
they will waste away his armies; out, destitute
as they are of money or credit, we fear they
must fall unless asssIed-and their fall drags
down the ewhole German Democracy. Let Hun
gary succumb, and the last whisper Of resis'
lance 10 the thirty.odd Royal iyranIs and plum
derers will be hushed, and the Frederlcks and
Ernesls will promptly proceed to imprison and
shoot the paIriols whom in their weakness anC
terror they cajoed with promises Of liberal con-
stIutions which they will now repudiaIe and
scoff at.
All eyes turn, therefore, 10 France, as the
sheet-anchor of The liberties Of the world. And
nObly have her gallant people responded to the
mule appeal. The launt that she is "a Republic
without Republicans falls pointless. In spite
ol lamenIable popular ignorance and distraction
in spite Of all the appliances Of corrupt anC
unworthy rulers-her elections show that the
popular pulse beasts high with love Of Liberty
! The returns astound all parties and eectrIly all
who struggle and hope Tor a better order o
things. Two hundred and forty Deputies have
been returned by the Socialist Democracy-by
the party whose Republicanism no man will
dispute. They may not be the ruling but they
will be the leading party in the new Assembly
They may not form Ministry, but they viii
seal the doom of that which sent Oudinot on his
shameful errand to Rome. They may not com
mand an immediate recognition Of The Right ,C
Labor and Education for all, but their election
sets The seal Of doom on all schemes Of vioen
Reaction, either by the restoration Of the Bour
bouns or the Constitution of Louis Napoleon q
President for life The effect Of this victory o.
the Laborers is already powerfully fell in the
action Of The Assembly-l is tel. in The inacIior
Of OudinoI-il will be felt throughout Europe
If Hungary can but stand six months, France
will stand or fall with her. Courage, suffering
Natonsl the gray dawn is before us!
New York Tribune.