The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-11

martial all the noble patriots whom bis minions can
place hands the Popes ncardnal representative Is al
ready consgnng the dungeons and punishment
the nquisiion such Protesants dared distribute
copies Of the Holy Scriptures In Rome during the time
when the provisional being iss, was law
fu so TO do This fact is ndspuablo as that the pris
'ons OF France filled with liberal writers. punished in
the OF "order" Al Warsaw, already have the rep
reentatye agents Of the Bureaucracy who manage their
despot masters, got work repartion OF Europe =!
thus paying themselves Of the spois accumulated by
the past years work of MURDER and robbery There
be no doubt that the Gar Austria Prussia, and the
Cars Viceroy France, through their respective
ministers, are there engaged in laying their heads
gether TO cut and the boundaries of the territories
on the continent to suit themselves under the pre-
tence that the future preservation OF order requires
reconstruction OF national limits and relative national
power Recently in Warsaw, al interview between
Lamorciee on tie part OF the French government Schwar-
zenberg for Austria, and Nicholas himself plan is be-
iieved TO have been broached for alliance between
France, Russia AUSTRIA Prussia. Naples. and the Pope
the coalition TO keep in the ultimate certainty Of a
with Engand which, the result of the years dongs
ON the CONTINENT has become but secondraie European
power. Their immediate object Is believed to be the
ncon Of all revolutionary elements OF Turkey Italy,
Belgium--whose nationality is longer be tolerated.
and the Rhenish PROVINCES these three great consprng
desie indemnity themselves for the OF spill
ing the blood oil the people, In the establishment Of their
order" Prussia through this coalition nark will seek
obtain north Germany the main Austria Bosnia and
south Germany except bavaria. Bavaria will strike for
Wrtemburg, In exchange for the Rhensh provinces,
which France her government will lay claim An
tempt will now be made TO divide Switzerland. Two
ago these monarchs would have been deemed mad
10 have entertained such plans Now. however. they have
apparently but 10 cut and carve to please their individual
and collective fancy They believe that with the help Ma
pleswhoss tyrant Is theirs by the inevitable sympathy
desposmthe fleets of Russia Austria, and France may be
able 10 cope with those Of England in in which,
when il will, they will also have contend against the
naval power OF the United States Of America which cannot
the recent in Europe but the preliminary affairs
of outposts. hth asf
Not with the national robberes perpetrated in
1915 at the Congress Of Vienna the Of des
posn are for thus helping hemselvesthe strongesonce
more. 1t may be we'll remember bythe-by. that in no
single instance have the spuatons of that infamous treaty
Of Vienna been respected where they made favor OF
the people they effective for the protection of the
rights possessions they proessed TO guaranty oigar
ches soveregnes where they stood in the way of the
ambition lust of dominion of stronger monarchies In
fact the history Of the many nactons Of the treaty Of vi
emma proves that International law has really exist
ence-it being bur net of pretences with which the
stronger their obberies and murders committed
the weaker That European government had
isence which has failed to snap the rules of International
law like pipe stems, when could be done with impuniy
and Its advantage Not of the many settlements
of territorial or other national questions made by the treaty
of Venna-hat s of the least intact
this day Yet the apoogs for desPotism still pretend
that the treaty is in full force.
After England the great loser oil presenty-en
oyed advantages by the result Of the Hungarian contest
which she could easily have influenced different term
nation The triumph Of Prussia in all northern Germany
the success Of her Zoyeein projects which, all
England knows must end in closing the markets of Ger
many against British manufactures The failure Of the
Russell ministry stand by Hungary of involves
the loss OF the srepe market Of that nation offered by
Rossuh and the Diet for the service have been
rendered in the stand towards Russia which England
petioned take. That market would have been worth
her the exclusive right supply the United
States with manufactures. In past Austria the
ally Of Britan but the taxable hos
,y the Austrian system evinced Of late by the British
peoe has warmed the Camaria cabinet that n the
pey OF Britain be syste macay crippled by all the
10 the power OF Austria, English public opinion
will sooner later pull down the bureaucracy OF Vienna
Turkey now lies defencees nj the feet OF the Gar who In
speedily working his will upon her, will strike the fatal
blow British power In India and in the Mediterranean
In hssiia,ng long help Hungary, requested. Eng
land has sacrificed all Of her valuable with
Italy, Rome, Naples, Venice, Genoa and Sardinia. The
loss the Huns the Germans, and the Italians Is but OF
the prospective advantages Of liberal institutions; the
English, of commercial connexions and advantages In the
iruion Of which present English prosperity lives,
and has It's being Just punishment this. for the grave
offence against Gods fs law Of jasfice, mmed by the
English government ia delaying carry the weunder
stood viii OF the English people in the matter oil the indie
pendence OF Hungary.
!, doe. often happen. OF late years. that English
ministry dares hesitate obey English popular opinion
and is by no be regretted by friends OF civil
liberty that having done In this case, dire punish
nent about grow OF the derelicon duty have
before taken occasion to write you that England Is republic
can in NIL tendencies OF her public opinion. Indeed
With the enactment Of the reform bill of 1882 the English
constitution changed make Il the rule OF gov
srnuent ot a republic, under the guse Of monarchical
souns Now, tbs faule OF the ministry live mp the
spirit Of progress in this Hungarian le-anddeath
o English commerce, will in the minds OF
English beaists just suspicion OF all governors
old FORMS which dves them OF any future hope
ministry will cheeruly cooperate In bringing about
the needed changes they have In hand. Thus In the
OF destruction OF the pension list the reduction
pf civil military and naval salaries and the extension oil
he right OF suagethe present great objects Of English
shall find the laboring with tenod
z-a they no longer lave confidence In the in
tegrity professions Of their government and this ad
d,onsl zeal will muca the accomplish these in.
evitable reforms.
This history Of the continent for the last years
braces indeed lessons of the unreab of the professions
monarchy aud ogarchy eveywhercof the certainty Of
their never.dying hostility human rghswhich, In The
uurc efforts Of European people for the achievement Of
liberty fail force the latter take their measures
and ALL boldly and Immediately. for the extinction Of
% divine rights"
William, Frederick Joseph. the Pope, and Ferdinand OF
Napes, and in the indspostion OF Nicholas edde In
affairs Of sthsrs, all Europe would he Free instead Of
remaining the slaves OF bureaucratic system which has
reduced the continent, condition OF slavery worse
than that making the darkest stage Of the middle ages
Ia those days the monarchs shared power with their no
bes Now, by OF central bureaucracy all power 10
everywhere in Europe concentrated Ia the head Of the
State. who Is ustaincd In i exercise against law and
right by the bayons Of sodiey paid Of the obberie.
direct and indirect which the monarchs inhict their
res people Despotisu r,ore tr,,v