Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29

ossi1SstsS cuSi SAAu5Ss ivt "'
saers could ba no reyoiu ion which miget
not be put down by the foreigner, -uniess
the political system of the county weFs
stationary ar rstrogradng, whi-h wsuls
be utterly incompatible with evety levnlu>
t;onary effor, As 10 Hungary. her pee
yla sought independenee, and they soughi
10 intrcduce free insii.uions. lEcngh dc
rot undsrslaud thu, i, Aas ever ec,elninsd
whetheT The sovernnent should be d corr
stitutional monarchy or a:sreInblic But
the establishment Of republican Cavern
msnt isscnmpa!ible not only with' the pub
lie law Of the, world, bal with the condition
OF Eure,es whore such Gssefnmenis have
existed from tbe earliest ages, and some Of
them are yst struggling 10 maintain their
position. ..~-s:e..gs,ss. i -
Alrnosfin the center Of Europe is the Re
public OF Sutherland, and the Emperor
Nicholas was himself party to the io'm
alton Of The Republic of cracow, in contact
with bis own domfniens perhaps because
il was q small one which he, could control
nj pleasure. But, sir, tits useless topursue
this investigation. Il the Russian Empire
was indeed in imminent danger from the
Improper condsct Of tile Hung garian nsti-
SIS for thesdefenders OF Rassian injus-
tics to show III. syha, danger does the
Emperor Nicholas assume to appreheud in
his public appeal TO the world Why, sir,
be talks about s.what is now: doing and
preparing in Hungary as endangeriog his
safety as though the struggling rt yolution
ISIS had not work enough 10 do without at
faeking Russia. He talks also. about the
nsw State beiag ssraised on the basis Of an
ascisy AID aimbue with that hostile
spirit which the Hnngarian chiefs have
against Russia :, = as furnishing motives fol.
indifference to protect sshis Polish end Dam
abian provinces from the scourge Of a prop
agandism which means 10 conyuIse them,
&C. ss
Bat, sir, this Is sot The only document
which Processes to make kno&n the views
ofsthe Emperor Nicholas upon this subject
He had beture,, at The very eorImence,ne MT
Vi The troubles in Hungary, issued kind
Of appeal, or rather an annunsiation of his
iitensions, to the Russian people, in which
The real spectre thai haunted him il made
known with unmistakabie precision, and
thar spectre is The sPIair OF Il BEKrY. In
shis Characteristic declaration be say s: g In
surrecsion and anarchy, the offspring Of
anI have spread themselves 10 every "a
sion with an andacity which has gained
ssw force in proportion TO The concessions
sf the s1oyernments. This desolating
plague al las: attacked our allies, the EN-
peror Of Aurtria and the King 81 Prussia,
and to-day, in its blind fury, .nenaces onri
Russia, which Esd has coLGded to our
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Alltbis, whea divested Of its mys.ieism
and trsasIated iato the language Of coli-
maa sense, means that many Of Tho nations
sf Europe are struggling FOR, free institu-
tis,ns with . vigor Of purpose proportionsd
% the high prize before them, but thai God .
Vicegereat warns his faith fns subjects
against tie danger 81 indulging in any ssc,
dreams of freedom; for If they did they wo'd
surely awaken tp their own des.rnction.
: AZ isnct little curious, however, to find
flat in this % manifesto ex planning the views
1f the Russian Guyeranient st that time,
there is no claim Whatever 10 arrest these
revolutionary movements among the inde-
pendent nations Of the earth, by armed IN
iefvea:ioa. The purpose Of the Empsrori is
avowed to be to .sencounter our enemies,
from whatever side they may present them
solves and. without sparing our own per-
so1, wewel know bow, indissulubly united
10 onr buly COUNTRY TO defend the honor Of
The Russian PANE, and Tie fnriolab biiity of
or fsrritoryn Marching into the heart
Of sn2ther country and taking part IN an
iatcrnaf coulter there is a new stratagetic
operation in the deieacs Of territorial imina-
ntfy. 1: A5' So
But pass from these records Of profes.
Sims aud pretentIons to lhe simple fact that
Russia intergsned by an armed force to put
dswn Independence and free institdtiens 10
Hungary and for another reason Than be-
cause the Emperor was determined that his
people should not have the example before
them Of powerful Leig boring nation ac
curing freedom and Independence by their
uxn exertions =
am not going into the history Of tls
Hungariaa effort to break The yoke Of Aus
tr;an despotism. Suffice ii 10 say that the
people of Hungary had enjoy ed their nation.
aiity for thousand yea 5, and more recent
IL. while acknowledsiag allegiance witt
Austria To- the same common sovereign
hi been connected wi b that country only
hy This mutual bond and have been who'll.
sssarate 10 political rig hts, and in the ad
ininistration Of government For causes-a
iast as ever drove people to arms tbe peo
Ole Of Hungary threw Of their allegiance I
fls Austrian Emperor, and resuming thei
Independence, established Government o
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