The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-21

though thousands OF inuentiaI Frenchmen devoted 10
restoration OF legitimate monarchy, viii fall in his ranks
only 10 be ION hand ready take advantage of his first
step towards the old OF things to have that
lead to older stage than he wills They know
that Russia Is merely using him. standing ready TO throw
his personal claims aside the momen, ameis regime
be rees,ablished with satisfactory that il will
adopt foreign policy to meet her views The spirit of
progress will prove too strong for the ploers Though
liberalism appears beaten the earth everywhere In
England, il has really accomplished much since the
of the revolutions Of S4e and stands at this
day far terrible and threatening adversary of abso
luism than belore IL has gradually acquired the
Of expressing its opinions freely the continent
In that time, all Iay has been made very volcano Of
publicansm -that Italy which, until then, ac-
customed regard the willing grazing ground Of be-
soed desposm. Upto this hour all the advantages which
opiniontbsva opinon-has obtained there. are fully
taned for single Of the many mobiles Of the
land who became followers Of Mazzini is known have
though those who profit by the reign of desposm
there eagerly anxious TO obtain such reoanaiions in
order to bazon them the world in Justification Of their
own Teactory measures Nlfa VI .g sSrA st. f'a&fy
In France though the government Is in the hands OF
monachsts, and though the money power in the State
susans them through dread Of the supposed aims Of the
socialists almost all OF the cultivated classes the country
not in some way other subsidized, iberalsts
at least to tue extent of willingness band against any
restoration In Germany too, liberalism has gained many
converts among the nobilityand, indeed, royal fami
lies of which have proof in Sadiou and the Archduke
John OF Austria, for example, In fact, repubcanism
ran gibbets, and Neapoltan ourages, is now every
where fixed principle among the masses of the cont
nent-as IL was not, up TO lSlS-wieding a power
when II has the mind. which, II aggregated can hardly
fail to crush the combination of its enemyspccia priyi
ege oil all degrees None In this country who have atter
lively watched the events of the last years win differ
from the opinion that the effort Of the people gain
their liberties will be better planned and far terrific
than the last and that will take place on the very rst oc
cason and better for general outbreak than that
Of the resistance which the French people will surely make
to the consummaton of Louis Napoeons plans for self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT II may be amss remark hcre, that
the reaction able to overcome the late disposition for
revoluon only because the popular leaders, their zeal
propagate opinion neglected provide the proper and
Gas the result proves the necessary tools for that opinion to
work with. They have, however, half done their work
completed half the preparation Tor achieving
their Liberties, in setting all hearts signing earnestly for
them, and driving hons nt all minds the convection that
they aainabe, past all peradventue Though struck
down TO the earth apparently as before remarked they
really laborng with this moment and with
no ZEAL than any previous hour within the last two
years Witness the effect Of Cobdens recent denuncatfon
Of the Austrian war; The very brokers in blood money
who give up all due them when the people obtain
ing the Mastery abolish the debts tho
in payment for wholesale understand aghast They but
their pockets in dread when he exposes the bank
rupcy of Austria, though well knowing that to refuse to
is deprive the Camarla cabinet of the ability
repay what il has already borrowed He has deferred
foreigners from subscribing than half million of
the millions Of pounds sterling out of which Aus
attempted 70 cneal peopie OIL otncT BV
this he has compelled the Austrian government
to beggar its individual citiz acknowledge its
bankuptcy-most surely depriyng II of the of car
rying such another campaign against right as that
against the Magyars In this the liberass have
enabled expose the weakness OF their antago
nsts successfully aud unansweraby They have laid
bare the eager and ss,onished gaze of the public The
povery Of Their resources the emptiness Of their
and the terrific amount OF their debts. They have shown
that in order commit wholesale murder, they are FIRST
csmpeled commit whole sale iraud--borrowng without
the slightest prospect of ever paying again And surely
boodshed and The outrage oil nations is not the kind Of
interest with which people content in these days. Just
so surely money yet found who wers
long satisfied W h such customnTs.
What Golden has done the loan others are
doing loans which the other despotisms ask with
greater less success-all succeeding however de-
gree sufficient foreigners effecualy against
ing upon securities OF straw. In this has been
proved The satisfaction oil the ogarchie thar lib
sraism is already their in ofbusinesscom
peing them look direct robbery OF their sub.
ects the point Of the bayonet, their only OF
lighting the next series of popular revolutions Your
leaders, then, will all agree with In believing, that
with bayones at their throats at present everywhere
upon the continent iberasts stand better prepared
20 through the approaching struggle with than
in the beginning of ls5 for experience proves that
ney is the absolute necessity OF war need hardly tell
them too that Mazzas letter to M de Tocquevle strikes
the ear of the world with tenod much effect motu
proia of Pope, and that the late manifesto OF Kossuh
hundred hearts where the last bulletin of Nicho.
las strikes terror Even murders those OF
Cou Betthyan and his compaots, proving
Is determined carry the threats Nicholas wherever
It can be done with seeming mpunity, working
lers In the way OF hening the hands OF the people
Count Teke, in recently writing Of Bahyanis massacre,
peaks but the words Of prophetic truth In declaring
his great; his sonl was mghy he always
noble and generous his dying hour sublime Thou,
heroic martyr OF great and beautiful cause thou gavest
up thy soul to God but thy memory viii be green in
nears II will live forever de only pih the last ngh Of
the last Magyar"
Tho English papers even filed with old pre-.
that Louis Napoleon has but will II be permitted
psaesaby snbveu the present government
having pledged himself for the que, Of Paris any
IL strikes that they miscalculac. There is nothing IN
the present quiet Of the French boiling deernna
lion to surrender their lately obtsned rights On the con
ay this very quiet Of the republican party proof that IL
content with the progress of opinion fwh nothing else
and all sides find reports from the provinces proving
hat the pcasay rapidly becoming innoc uaicd with
liberal notions This is shown IN every local trial strength
between parties occurring within the last three months
and in France, under the constitutions local
frequent aud take place everywhere without
acng attention abroad just In this country Having
carefully noted the results Of these party contests feel
sned of the truth Of these noports which filed tho late
French cabinet with little alarm Cor month before its
dissolution. From all these considerations your readers
may rely H. therefore, there a more In.
than the present FOR successful issue any
such attempt agains, popular rights that which Louis
Napoleon doubtless contempIates. w
PROM Sur Bsiumore Correspondent.
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