The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-07-23

A PoLlricAL CArKcmsn IL Russia. Re voIu-
tioi,ury doctrines live their day even ia Russia
Already. we are told, publications designed 10
inculcate popular notions Of freedom, and to in
cite 10 revolution, are circuIa cd secretly among
the people; and though they may not always be
in conformity with the true principles and pure
inspirations Of repubIicanisln, they will never
theloss exert direct influence upon the future
emancipation Of the serts which now constitute
the powerful kingdom Of The Gar.
The Echo OF Mont Blame furnishes fragments
of political catechism, printed clandestinly at
ST Petersburg, and eliminating, il u said, from
prescribed Russians, now refugees in Berlin.
The Echo 1t must be born in mind, is : reaction
airy paper, and probably selected from the cate
csIn such parts ms appeared to it, visions to be
the most alarming The whole catechism is
said to make pamphlet of "a pages, TO be cir
cuated gratis, and TO be throughout dialogue
between two characters, who are called Pcvse-
cuted anu Adept 1t is divided into four chap
ters, entitled The Gar, The Nobility, The Sell
dier, Tho National Government. On the frontis-
pice arc these words sin the name Of God and
Tire Russian People" We translate the follow
ing extracts, as republishcd in the Courier des
Flats Unis:
Question How many Cars are there in Rus
49, ~ Ssys.s \. 40, ~
1un .na o.s ~. $500 t U =. H...i =.
nuss'A - hss..~as - '..r = - go
otners, Ous 10y ~. 49, - 4. 80,
A. II not only Injuries but il hangs them. O.
What Is the life OF q solder in Russia4 "A. That
Of galley slave @. will 1t always Be so2 A.
Yes, while the cndgels Inst. @. Is Il believed
that the cudgel makes the soldier more rohust
and actives A. The chiefs pretend that i 1ec-
trlncs ana ssIs''g,''ors 49, = 49, ~ '.sl:.
government snou'u 49, 800 x
Us some Wy - sPp:s.g e...s... III. sa'e
country a. g "as sUu sv,a $500 Icy
woui6 De' no LzaI' ~ :. 1. 1920 49, uec1uo
me Czar, - ,ney ~ ' !, ~ - N0veso. UI;
inere Would Ds COUNT. alu eo'o'@ =, a- 1sy
ana tnere Wou'a % no opPs:ssols ~, = z salo
tnat 0rder wou'G ce.se = $500 unael IePucnc
q. inat = ps'. ~. ~ = I'e
wo!sn'PPers - sru'... y .s W yIuI'
WitcH uorpVts7iu AtnPVoOu ~ ssscs eo csa<sBC'y
soldiers running the Raunsiet drunken commits
sioners, ana prevaricaung antnofiles ~ VINO
shall be put in the place Of the Car a. Tha
first conner. In the repuonc, principles are az
men are nothing ~ Election tnen y per.
ferable TO hereditary succession a. wnnont
doubt. Succession may give us wicked OF I'M
beetle rulers, to NIL the place 0f M hther, VINO
may be great man; while in the popular cleo
ton II . man proves unworthy the trust, he Is
soon displaced by the sufferag6s OF the people.
G. Can such change as you propose be effected
without bloodshed! a. Alas no. but we are
ready ior the oattie; we Will raise oarrlcades
we will flre upon the Gar. u AND WI! ne not
bring MS artiiiery upon you a. we VIII throw
ourselves upon the guns. u ne VIII break
down your Darricades. a. we wlh break down
his palace lnougn beaten on many Tunes We
VIII return 20 tne assault. WnaI VIII you
make o. the creatures OF me Csar -: Sergeants,
corPorais' soiders' according 70 'neir capacities
ana services. Wnefe WI you ma arms
A.. Al tne gunsmltns' - me barracks ana arse
na's' private houses, ana ABOVE al upon tne SOL
alers themselves. Y are 1nere not some means
less terrible wn'cn cou,a y empicye1 Ian we
NOT make terms WIN me c-ar a. - lmpos-'
sioie. ne o'oou ~ MS victims - Imprinted On
MS 'ront gooG WAT 70 oe Perer1eo 70
shamefui peace. 10 Arms!
- &c. ~ III
%o AM oln@oS.--nAI. Doue W. m.nis-
s' WY nsou nany yeale aso 'I~ ul''es iroui
Oauunge anu having seseIa' umes neeh
$500 uaIg sshnls.. 1.on..;ams sOns y me
.I W .''''n = s'Aipci
.'an 90, '..L IsnS u'o' ,lo,I'-
Dy va 1870. a'u y. shs," San ,s,1s nc
A n NJ ~ "a "u. tS.'i- rs
hr;d,,o md nat sor,o IF The 0rouvna,,,sr vrb<
A. seo, ~ thew ssw him A. = distance rssolvsd
~ u,ata some r;dicule of him Az soon 81 ba
CANA nm thew sccosted him with
ayor, servant s;r ~
III. LIZ, - '-
aYonr serv.nt centleuenrp
Thsv ssLed him Il hs i a No, H., na..h,.r
verv much against drunkenness Of lats ' he srs
.u,ss,ad ~ the .fy;rroatya TN 49,, Ia ~.
shsv h.d ssyas - 49, ~ h;1 ns1 49, .vS I'LL
shst he wonld r,...h ...,mn, :" ,ha.s - -
f,or ,eyt thsr shon,d .Ionss IT. ''sr.S ~
!, , w.. ~ ;,n,'os;,;nu Ca -, a.oh. - s-ss
sons cons;Jsrst;on h. eoro r,esch;nr Thsv "a
tho, would not r,,s M ,r;,S de,;.i "a '; =;
s;stsd rnor h;s rtsseh;p, 49, ad;.sal~ ~ MI
Low tree which TODD hy ths rn.ds;ds S,o,, ~.
Nod N At To sysr horsn ION '"'
q Rslovad ,at ma crs 90 ,,ens .,..,.;or -.
ut,ia ,,.,' go. - 49, ss;ss - -saL
1880 '''' - =" '''.'s "o''~o " f'eas"