The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-07
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Great movement OF the Gar AN

We are indebted to a gentleman OF :his city Tor
The perusal or letter from very reliable source,
dated Paris, March I'd which contains some as
founding intelligence. The Emperor OF Russia, ~
appears, has become disguised with the course
which Austria and Prussia have pursued towards
him n the controversy with Turkey, and hss. 'se. .
ceded from his old alliance and compact with them
as to Poland and Hungary Hehas issued ukase5
rcvving the Kingdom OF Poland, and placing his
third son onthe throne OF That ancient kIngdoms
As consequence OF this measure he intimates thar
Prussia and Austria will be compelled 10 reHquish
their share OF The dismembered kingdon, which, n
is said by the Gear, they unjustly hold. This Is
certainly bold and maserly stroke. II Will COM
pei Paussia and Austria join the Gear in an ALI"
ance against England, France and Turkey, or
force them into an isolated and mpracticable at.
.ude of third party in duelIo. 1t IS ImposSi-'
bIs for france or England TO give their aid, smy'
pathy or couBtenance TO Prussia and Austria in an
attempt to hold on 10 the Grand Duchies, which
they SO neiarIously seized ard tore from roland.
The two former nations are too strongly commits
ted in favor of Poland to be drawn into such a
scheme The people OF those two countries would
rise en- a,laSSe and abandon The Turks and their
cause in resisting any such movement, and Louis
Napoleon would not dare to resist the claim which
his iiIusrious uncle acknowledged as one, the
weight of which oppressed him more thEn any
other obligation he had ever fel', Of that Polish
nitonality Thus the Car must disgust the Eng.
Iish and French with their position at the same
time lie secures himself in his weakest point. He
quiets and reconces the Poles delivering the pro.
lection OF their rights md the security Of their ma.
,ionay into their rights and the security OF their
nationality into their own hands. Thus he IS able
TO draw off his vast armies tn maintain his position
and advance his claims below the Danube. AT
the same time, he enIecbIes Ausrin by withdraw
ing ali protection OF her from cnims tn Hungary,
and rendering ii necessary that the Austrian army
should be concentrated on its Northern frontier,
to protect its Polish possessions.
Austria must give up the or the other
Hungary with her ten millions Of disaffecled and
warlike inhabitants, will need 10 better opportu-
nifty Of striking another blow for her indepeHd.
ence than when Austria is thus engaged or en-
bnrrassed, and The Car stands aloof an ndifrr-
ent spectator-nay more, a sympn'hizer and en-
c"urager. Should this slate Of affairs follow, The
Gear of Russia, instead of being the chief reliance
OF absolutism in Europe, will prove the most eff-
cient agent OF liberalism and nationality. Those
who we're IN such haste TO denoUnce Russia, and
take sides with Eng land and France, will thus find
themselves in very peculiar and embarrassing
position We shall, however, be confirmed in our
original and unchapging position, that the policy
Of Ru$sin better deserves the sympathy and sup
port OF our people, anG that her alliance is to
be desired by our nation, than that of the other
powers of Europe.
The following is the extract from the letter
which states the facts which we have commen-
ted: ...aa@ .a zsf-aas. sasss-t
(TRANsLATIoN.) .a.t..+ -f
PARIS, March 81 have just time TO announce 10
you news, the consequence of which may be in.
calculabl". The re-esta bIIsIIment OF the kingdom
OF Poland is decreed by ukase Of the Car, the
notification OF which has Just been made 10 Prussia
and Austria, IN answer 10 the abandonment those
two powers have evinced iowa rds him. The EN-.
perors third son, Nicholas, will be King OF Poland
In breaking with the two dcspoiing powers, he
tells them. " AS TO the parts of Poland you un.
lairy possess, whether you retain them is a cues
ton that regards yourselves, and for which you
will be responcihIe." We may, therefore, expect
the speedy eunon of the Grand Duchy OF Posen
and Gacia without the influence or action ofeiih.
er Poles or Russians #-a. ata..
In short time you will see Hungary IN arms,
raising up again The pros,rare standard Of thir ma
tlonaIity without he protection OF Russia. The
conclusion Of all this is, that Frauce and Engisnd
who ought to have taken in hand the cause oi these
two naiionai,irs have denied their political law,
and deserted their principles in submitting TO the
alliahce of Austria, and that henceGorh the s:rug
gle can no longer be doubtful. ~ -ss
The Emperor ofRussia has thus made great
political move, and on the of the great battle
he has placed the stake on his side. laa
SICK HEADAcHE.-Ths following cure for the
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Journal by DR.. N. s. Folsom, OF Portsmouth, New
hampshire: =.rl #tf etrasa.. .a sass'5sse
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