The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-30
THE UNION.


the members could be contained in the fourth part OF
the page left blank, the president, Mezzaki, said to the
members "Genemen have the goodness 10 put your sig
natures on the following page, for you there is not
room below here" II was very natural reason, and
the good boyas, after the other signed the fol-
lowing page. The Assembly had haished; the laws
bound in silver and gold and deposited in the an
chives; but the same hand which had written so well
the golden book introduced in the archives and ad
ded upon the last page sagie art,as very Short which
robbed the country of the right OF seli-goyernment
According to the treaty Of Adrianope, Russia ought TO
Withdraw her armies from the Ottoman empire, but she
elt singular backwardaess in recalling her troops from
the principalities
Yet afterwards, from the active demands OF the Euro.
pean powers. particularly Of England, Walachia
finally evacuated by the Russian troops.
Other must be used 10 extend Moscoyile
influence in the East, and according TO the political NOR
ais OF st Petersburg, the end lusthes The means. II the
bayonet cannot be used Intrigue bribery. aud treason
must
The Russia consul, Rukman, with his agents, formed
a conspiracy among the ambitious and disconnected
against Ghica and the Assembly, and then had the design
TO incrmna,e the opposition formed by himself He
found himself between Scylla and Charybds He finally
succeeded in compromising the Assembly ITSELF and OBJ
tanned decree to dissolve It, This is the Moscovlte
pocy-o push those she means TO strike to become the
aggressors. order TO have preext to annlhale them
sracy 10 render the government odous and anti NATIONAL
and TO reduce them to the necessity OF throwing them
selves into the arms of the Emperor.
However, Young Moldo- Walachia matured The press,
a, intervals, would throw out some truths The nation
began to awake and the spirit OF liberty, which seemed
like subtle fluid to pervade the whole atmosphere of
Europe, had penetrated their hearts.
They felt the nsupportable yoke of the foreigner The
domination of Russia no longer problem All who
ha he
consul OF the Gar acted aspoconsu and the Domnu
but his Gid-de- camp.
Then the revolution of February broke out in France :
il produced that of Berlin, of Vienna and of almost all
Europe Absolutisn tottered The trumpet OF the
angel of freedom heard from end of the
continent TO the other Events followed each other
in quick succession. The journals, on the arrival
of every post raised great commolion in the
capital, and in the other cities OF Waachia The
YOUTH the merchants, the boyars even--the whole
people learned each day the generous and noble ex-
ample of the nations The successive system of the
preceding governments, the grevous tyranny OF Bbesco,
had exasperated every sou the boyars and chiefs had
means of bringing their complaints to the Porte, and,
not knowing whom they could have recourse, began
to have faith, from the triumphant manifestations OF
sister nations, in their arms. But nothing was yet
organized not the least symptom OF conspiracyony
exchange OF sentiments some sympathetic aspirations,
and beautiful dreams of liberty whou, energy diIec-
ton
The fall of Metternchsm at Vienna was great grief
to the Gar he saw the loss OF his allies in Germany,
who had already become constitutional He promised
assistance to Austria e-estabish her ancient govern
meat
The most redoubabe OF the insuTgent people governed
b. Austria Were the Magyars.
was here the two powers determined strike first at
the liberties promised by ferdinand. The plan
drawn, and the dark compact was sealed
By of those remarkable fatalities in the history Of
nations, the brave and generous Magyars, exalted in
their first rapture OF generosity believed easy TO Mag
yarize all the natonaes of which the kingdom OF Hun
gary composed The Croas, the Slaves the Servans,
and the Romans were rraled al this symptom Of en-
thusiasn In vain the heroes OF the Thesis called all the
citizens TO partake of equal rights and liberties the other
nations replied that TO be free necessary first
is and that Magyarism would annhaie the other exist
ing nalionaes and absorb them her own. Austria
FASTENED profit by this division We know The bloody
scenes OF Gallcia the cabinet OF Vienna proposed
new them in Hungary should the Magyars refuse to ex.
ecute the new Ieactionary laws Pilage disorder mas.
sacre, and devastalion-all is permitted the yrants.
And if these acts of barbarsm not sufficient, they
would descend 10 baseness and caumny.
They treated as rebels, communists all those who
had the courage defend the rights of property and their
national and individual privileges
The Roumans OF Transylvala and the Banat, the Ser
vians the Slaves, and the Croats destined, in the
Russo Teutonc PLAN TO commence the revolt in order TO
forge their own chains But the issue of such move.
menl was not foreseen. II then important
that Modaya and Walacha should be occupied by
Russ aa troops advance guard OF terror 10 the Mag
vars and to every other people who should second their
cause Austria was considered a cask without hoops
ready TO fall to pieces by the swelling commoton of her
various natonates The Car resolved TO form strong
circle, and approach her frontiers by Gacia, Bucovn
Moldavia, and Walachia, far Orsowa, where was
found the Slavonc element, and from whence Jeacah
was really to give the signal Of moaarchic anarchy
Events in central and western Europe became
exciting and extraordinary Every mail brought import
ant news which inspired the most ardent desires to mi
tate the people who had acted well. All classes OF
citizens organized associations and formed project for
constitution Russia had daily reports OF the proceed.
nes however secret The Czar smeit in The air con.
spiTdcy-d revolution.
Now the organization had eliminated, and there re.
NAMED nothing but arrange the order OF the
They published proclamation the 2lst of June, 1913,
which exposed their principles and views. The conflict
which did not last long, and the most deporabe act OF
which at the barracks Of Spyro, intended
10 be with Turkey but with the real and illegal oppress
ors the Russian agents. The patriots vanquished
arrested, killed. and exed The Gar as co-associate
in the protectoate authorized his general to Blu
charest the frs, decisive OF his plans In vain Fuad.
Efend wished TO protest. letter. expedited in haste by
the Russian general, Duhamel, and intercepted by the
governor of the district of Buzeo, had in it these words
"The moment is come TO possess ourselves of the East
and TO menace the West" The governor condemne
to penal labor And The vuure OF the Urals has allen
with oustreched alons, upon the prey he has long
cove,ed w