The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-04
Another bold Move in AnsrIia.

By the Africa We have firthlr intelligence in
reference to the revolutionary tendencies Of at,
fairs in Europe The Emperor Of Austria has
made a bold moSement-a hazardous experiment
upon the patience, endurance. AMI ,ubmi s.iveness
Of The people Of thai empire; that ofse,tins aside.
blo,,ng ont, asrcgn'ing by a single stroke Of his
pen The written Constitution demanded snl ac-
CURED by the people IN lStS, and solcmuly
sworn 10 by himself lie has at once assumed 20
himself tie sole and cutre government Of the
empire and made l;mselfits absolute AMI ire.
sronslb.e master; 50 tLat, ii this &c j. submitted
to by the people, he will be as much the autocrat
, Of Austria as Nicholas is Of Rlssii, and indeed
more absolute and uncontrollable I,isa dar.nr
step and tie question is, will the people submit
The Germans love peace, love prosperity, are de,
votedly attached to their homes and families;
but they have, ever since the DAYS Of Roman ~.
erosion, been distinguished for the love Of liber.
ty and their uuyieldius obstnacy They may
submit for time, with sullcn patience. to this
attempt to dep'ive them of their rights; thew
may biie their time, aud until hat time comes.
seem TO acqG!esce in their wrongs; but their
time wall come, and a terrible one it will De to
usurpers. The reckoning and settlement must be
made, and when 1t 10, fearful one it will be to
those who are now laying up wrath against the .
day Of wrath In view of this state of things, .
CORE ponicnt OF the n. y, Tribune, in a letter
from Hamburg, writes As follows:
Sooner or later there must come an open and .
bloody contest between the crowned heads Of
eastern and northern Europe ami the people
war DIFFERENTIATION, This broke out IN lS4S,
but was brought to an end before the people had
secured their liberties with such guarantees and
entertainments rs would render them safe against
the attacks OF royalty They trusted 10 the
oa.hs OF kings. the plgh;ed faith Of emporsis
-oaths taken IN the most solemn manner, and
with all the forms and Ulseryarccs that could
render them sacred; but they find The oath,
and faith OF emporers UUt fraIl securities against
uSurPaiion aud tyranny. when these are supper.
ted 10y sudservlcnt standing army. They topk :
the citadel Of ahso.u,i,n or partially took IT, IN ;
lSiS, but surrendered It again or refr.iued from
dsmaniIlnH H. upon the promise that lis guns
should never again BE- turned upon the people.
who should therefore have u voice IN the govern :
ment Has the citadel been fisman.leai Far ,
from 1t; and the guns have been double ,lot;eI.
and ngmn turned upon the pcup'p'
an this movement Austria undoubtedly act, d
by the advice, sud has the assurance uf tH, auto.
crat OF Russia Between thr three rrowur. o. .,l.
OF Russia, Prussia, and AUs'rj1 tier. must lar.r-
'ert ana union, an alliance Against rrstsm .1.
Tor The support o! deSpo,ism. A com nation ,f.
tbs kind on the enc side cannot bgt produce {
,om bnatwrs on the other sooner ur later. aud a If
contest which viii not end but with the entire
submission and Prosration Of one party OF the
,thrr'
Speaking Of this movement Of the Emporer "
Joseph tie editor Of the v Y Tribune SAYS. '
hat the old moderate, constitutional LIBERAL and It
'et conservative party Of Germany, has every. :
where arrayed itself in the irncst opposition 20 :,
ne recent royal policy and comprising, as i, :,
oes, the great body Of the intellect and moral II
vor:h Of the German people, it can never be
roug't TO submission. 1t is the most wret.h,+
all deIusons for the rulers OF Germany to ina. /
IN that, because they have conquered tAe revo. 4"
l'ion, they have conquered the popular power: 81
coarse they have been able to bride license
ley can bring liberty to the dust. This Dol! :
love of Francis Joseph will surely precipira,e "
ne fnal crisis, ard make its intensity vet the Il
lore terrible II