The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-02
THE UNION.

The way OF following her schemes for the virtual subju
CATION OF northern Italy and much less for the restoration
OF the Pope whose affairs have been entirely for
gotten In Enope for the week. in the midst OF such stirring
events, affecting Questions OF much importance
than that OF his return power
The conduct of Radefzkis lieutenant at Brescia whose
citizens revolving, conquered, having their city
burnt their heads proves what the plea of /" the
peace Of Europe" is worth. Every person caught with
In his hands taken great square and hG;
The Bescans, northern Italians) sympathizng with
Charles Albert, against their Austrian guard when
expected that the Latle of Navarro would oil
They fought like patriots and soldiers, they
contesng every inch of ground and all the houses in the
principal streets of their Fio-the torch--drove
them from their coverings; and and ALL every insur
GEM taken was murdered, by the orders Of Radetzk IN
cold blood 80 much for the moderation and humanity
marking the of Austria in her Italian policy, of
which the Courier and Enquirer preached so magnoquent
ly II few days ago.
The revolt Genoa is looked upon by the English and
French eal journals but additional proof that Austria
can only hope qaench the Italian fire OF liberalism after
her Sshon a, Bressiathat Of Santa Anna at Goad you
will remeuftef
The Cambria brings us not line from Rome
ing His Holiness Plus k who is sonic wiiefs In southern
I,ay-the King of Naples only knowing just where
On the l9th hostiltes between Sicily and Caabria on
the side, and Naples tor rather its yran on the orher
have Recommended III. amisce expiring ON that
day But from the signs in that Quarters Ferdinand is 10th
throw the first perceive in the French and Eng
s pers very general mpre that the rebels are
than match for him. matters stand his sub
iects Immediately at home being benz on making revou
luton tbs moisnt his army may be holly engaged with
these two provinces.
From the above synopsis your readers Will understand
that the enbarrassmen surrounding the three arch enemies
of European iberalismhe governments OF Russia, Aus
tra and Naplesbave assumed aspect totally different
from their appearance viewed through the brought
by the Europa. eau is lot, them" cried the Tribune
"A is won," echoed the Courier, (meaning by Austria
and Ru ssa) expect to morrow 10 ind the Courier re-
peatng what the Trbunes cry, and the latter the
bouriers; apolo2ising however, for sympathizng In
having for its leaders such head the liberal
party of Italy they "go" acknowledgement Fourerism,
take it,
Simultaneous With the PRONUNCIATION in England OF the
truth concerning Bems exploits and intention OF going into
Walacha, the reogidists oil the kingdom began to plead
in advance against the necessity tor English support 10
Turkey probable With Russia Their efforts to
disguise fact that Russia has forced Turkey TO prepare
to attack as Sultans only safety. almost laugh
ably feeble Russia nvades her provinces under specous
petext proceeds 10 lake make her grand move
against Consiantinople SIRE one, and replies TO
protests against her and warnings Quit the Sui
tans domnions with false and specious excuses and der
She the right TO interfere IN the Austrian
and Hungarian affair and gets her foot in it." Turkey,
finding her invoved that until she get out OF that d
emma her second against ConstantinopIe is delayed
very sensby takes advantage of her Hungarian auf
rid herself turkey OF all danger the score OF Russias
Constannope scheme. Russia not Turkey, is therefore
really the author of this impending and England
vation oppose any the former may make towards
the Mediterranean The gace-of ID people that Eng
land can hardly avoid being drawn into the contest
favor of liberalism, of course; and they tremble the
thought of Of she is destined Chough
unwngly lear) thus render the of continental
progress Up the sailing OF the Cambria, there was
cordial understanding between France and England to
the they would prue forced 10 take pat in the
threatened general melee
1t is instructive the difference between the tone
of The arsocratic journals Of England brought by the Eu
ropa and those coming in the Cambria Then (by
the Europa they for leaving Austria to do as she
lked-l Being almost certain that If nerfered WITH
she could work her will' with Italy and Hungary Now,
the case being reversedfor she appears stand almost
at their mercytey vociteate for European Congress
Conquered rather beaten all points by her patriotic
province they thus demand the virtual interference OF
England France in her favor really against the
of progress. 3.
shall not be struck dumb with astonishment, II tomor
row my eyes may the columns of the Courier and
Enquirer editorial repetition OF their demand Aye, and
another in the Tribune, following imnedatey after
graphs congatuang the progressonsts OF southern and
eastern Europe the occasion OF the greater (compara
tive, briphtne.s of their cause. w