New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-23

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amy Tie forces which he employed amounted 70
men, lee GOO horse, and 37e What the conoei
AngloEcnch army in the East when compared % ms
A Cbobhsm camp parade. Laughter Napoleon knew
n AT il is not the that decisive battle can be fonght
against Russia. He went on BY land. He knew-and ne
naked well this fsc-hat without large cavaIrs ,h-r.
possibility Of holding bivousc for "a hour, against
a kussep army and he took care 'o hav. much OF cav
ally The cavalry Of his center alone was 40 600 strong
How much have by fhebye in the East He did not
even neoc The pitu sxpedient TO substitute for Po.h
natr atv the idea Of Polish egons YOU begint TO 10
in the Es- Beside he also looked for alliances Just
o. YOU co, only less politician than soldier, he
s5or,sed himself TO wrong quarters He addressed
himself TO whom To Austria and Prussia, precisely
a. your Government does. Only he had stronger
claims on the fidelity OF Austria than you have. Having
had dispose OF the very existence OF Austria, he lust
pardoned saved her. and 20 make the alliance sure he
married the daughter of the Emperor Francis OF Austria
Both Prussia and Austria yielded 10 the counting "i the
mighty C@sar became his alice and sent two au Hiary
annie. to aid him in his campaign against kussia; You
know the rest of it. Napoleon ~ 5j2 600 men, 10000
horses and 222 guns. One of his dear allies betrayed
him the battlefield the other compromised INN by IN
activity and then both-one of them being his iafher'I
w-turned again him, ard sent him 20 die iettered
giant on the rock OF ST. Helena. Cheers. fol nave
been told by superficial professors in your schools that
was Generals Eros; and Famine which defeated Napoleon
No be defeated by having taken Ausra ana iusia
for allies against Russia You will not doubt tins tact II
YOU will let yourselves be reminded only of the truh tnat
without Poland being reconstructed ana independ.h'
natien no expedition against Russia can succeed, the
aim of which 10 reduce the power OF Russia 10 pro-
portions innocuous European freedom. repeat that
iihout Poland being cOnsfruct.d an independent hd-
ton 10 eypedition against Russia can succeed The aim
Of which reduce the power of Russia to proportions
nnocuous TO European liberty. Cheers: Now, wosd
Won think that Na, oeon with his commemorative genus
lid not understand that truth Certainly he did. How,
len TO pass that he advanced against Russia with
cut having in the very onset reconstructed the nde-
=, ncCnce Of Poland Why simply tecit but ne
CESAR consequence OF his having taken Austria ana
Prussia alies To reconstruct Russian Poland has
been I'll now, and will be in all the future ridiculous
G, mpgoise between heaven and he'll by which no soul
te ,.fI I 70 a
republic doomed the very hour OF lis creation 10 foreign
pendence ard reiterated absorption Napoleon knew this
lie did profess il. But to reconstruct Poland weout
aacis and Posen its vital limbs, he could not because
he was allied Austria and Prussia Thus this unnatural
alliance deprived BIN of the possibility OF reazng 'ha'
n easure without which in my humble opinion, and nave
siudied histary thee and there madness in be-
evne that Russia he vanquhed. Marx this striking
lesson Of history we'll You in The predicamenti
The situation IL the the conditions Indispensable 70
success aIe he the dangers of unnatural alliances
tie same the only difference in the situation is that
Russia las crown stronger IN the meanwhile by your own
fault and that you have not army of 900 600 men in the
field IT. with all :. ESQ evident practical warnings OF MS
tory England still persists in counting the false avorS OF
Austria end thus persists IN rayzng those Two nation
altes without the coop ration Of which neither Turkey
can be conserved nor Russia power reduced solid
and durable European peace gained En- land will step by
step on.anclo herself in increasing difficulties, tumble
from one flse situation into another A. she ms been
;umblng iIOn the very beginning up 10 the present day.
and the end will be vain sacrifices. ruin and shame ten
ilemon, have lately read in the ast-day sermon oil the
Rev J. CromptOn If Norwich these words: 81 Inc sIns
by which Poland, Hungary and Italy nave beel -acf-
feed doubtless are now down upon En- land 1t
10, Disguise frtter II into unnleanine phrase
and lpvorhp. but ocknow ledge that we have sinned
e. bv .eeing in silence injustice DONE and
bIetbren crushed and liberty broken. Let pray
God hat for our sins of national policy and neglect
Of public dues, may not he punished by freedom
suffering. defeat il oar hands; Loud applause Be-
leve me- there profound wisdom IN these uuy hrs'ian
wo5s The sins of the past are come down upon England
In The of Poland the sin OF neglect Of the duty
of political morality, the result OF winch hai grown 10
such an extent that without redessn5 the wrong done
YOU can entertain prospect of success IN your war IN
lie of Hungary that neglect has already drited
England 10 O. most unjustiGabe mpoicy. You nave a..
adv 10 lament the effect yet L. strong in my rsht and
sueaking TO reemen who will know bear the truth,
exclam-" Proud England, mind five years Ego from
sheer compacency despoc Austria hon prevent
the alliance between Turkey and Hungary. historically
proved be natural TO both and necessary t. -opes
liberties take not to commit the same error now
again. Look the warnings of history mind that tault
repeated with conscious pfemedai mes ppliicai
crime And no fault in politics escaped ana
presides the logic OF ens Will not always be en-
tent to limit the eypa;ion OF political errors TO mere
pounds shlines aud pence For the unsound and false
policy of hndering natural alliances ami courns nna-
tura ones there may be yet other evils IN store 81 Ierbu-
button than doubled income tax or an OF
how And really, gentlemen t0no people has the course
10 be followed been clearly traced byprecedens than
England the present OCCASION AL you want to hx
in your minds with crupulous precision, the aim whch
YOU desire attain by tl BE not content 10 'hout
We fight against depoism; we dght for Justice we
said but if your national policy does not that say
ing il is merely ip.wQrsp. Liberty is high and sacred
nsme; still not so high and sacred a. the name OF the
Almighty and e, this very name IS taken oites III Yan
Define what you mean by that liberty which you intend 70
fcbt for You wish TO maintain the independence of
Turkey You wish TO reduce the nordna;e ascendancyot
Russia That's all very good, but how In what manner
hall this be achieved This YOU must dehne Have You
defined this Then you but come 70 the same con-
illusions 10 which come and they are the following II
YOU me fight for freedom You cannot sde WITH AUS
iria He who sides with dspotc Austria sides with des-
potisrn. Applause. Ii you mean 20 tight Tor the rights
and independence of nations You cannot side with AUS
tra Austria is the inn ogsonifed violation OF the rights
and independence of nations II ycu desire 10 van1rish
despon oppose liberty TO it and Austria. Austria
Dc epotsm loud applause. NyOu desire TO the
nfpendcnceof Turkey 40 not hinder the independence OF
Hungary; and as means this effect mind not 10 pre-
vent Turkey from taking the Hungarian nation for ally
as your government and preventing at CONSTANT
NOBLE. Hear hear and cheers. Ii you mean 'ochcck
the preponderance OF Russia, you must help Poland TO
reconstruct itself an ind, pendent nation, else Russia
lrel vnGcIancc will not be checked. but 40 Lot say
reconstruct Poland -ay help Poland 10 reconstruct
herself. There is essential dder.nce Nations
manufactured by diplomatic treaties new er nave leeu anu
are OF 10 use Applause gift of to-day may be retired
Tomorrow Who would be free Themselves must strike
the blow" Loud cheers Therefore If you desire 10 see
Poland Iecons,iu ted an independent hon ne.p foand
by lighting or it. TO adjourn the question to some future
diplomatic Manufacture nj he end Of the war would be
creu, mistake. 1t would COMPROMISE Not only the -us,
but also the operations, dWin- the waT Besidcs, who
knows now matters VIII sand al the end should Eng
land neglect the means indispensable 70 success Aud
was .ayn. help Poland TO reconstruct tscIi an Ill
delcIdni nation. She whose eNssnce r depending on
f,,i. elton not depenG, nt Nn.ons mus $40"
Low 10 stand by themselves and by having ffcnis Tor
u,i. hboTs united 10 them 10y community Of Interest
rei. bos with hon they iorn, one Tor another recp'
1oca barrie agaii-i laTeign oppression Therefore p's
10 IL ind ths. patch of l~nd invested with me name 81
iosid Would be a RECONSTRUCTION OF nc fosh nuii)n
!. would be mere Hciion-nohng ci'.. uA'y fc4anH
cen be rolauc--nothng less. Applause. Whoever re-
b. ,ric,s +. viii acknowledge right 10 SOY ai u