The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-19
THE POLICY or AUSTRIA.

Probably the interesting doubt connected with the
contingent relations of the powers now standing OF from
the Russian and AngoTurkish and French is the POI
sition Of Austria We have always believed that Russia
would finally compel her active hostes against III,
allies Whatever may be the election Of Austria indeed
her future is fun Of yexaons but she will follow her al
interests and obey her nearest and powerful neghbor
recent publication by the friends Of Italy in England
shows how essentially and completely The Austrian mon
arehy controlled by Russia We eopy-it for It's eloquent
and forcible summary Of facts
with feyersh anxiety Italy watching the crisis The
fairly begun, Italy, hardly be doubted will
again rise and her claims life We commit no inn
prudence in saying this betrayng secrets
speak rational grounds, open all There 80
Of suffering going in Italy and
powerful aspiration towards better things that
il would be very strange If Italy did avail herself of the
opportunity offered 10 her strange IT, when the powers
going to for Turkeys rights Of independence the
Italian patriots should likewise feel the for
asserting their own country's rights.
Should that event occur what shouSbe the thought and
of every Engshman We should have hesitation in
answering, sympathy and help.
There politicians who give precisely contrary
answer Some who loud yesterday in procaiming the
ndefeasble rights Of Italy who found impossible
understand how the Italian people could long and patient
ly endure their yokethese violently reproye to-day any
thought Of national rising in Italy. They uphold the i'm
moral athestc language OF the French Emperor They
ready threaten repression from the allied western
powers. Why Because they believe they may get Aus
tra aide with them against Russia Even politicians
they practically wrong Austria by necessity Rus
sian. She Russian because her principle the Rus
sian one, despotism She is Russian because she
forbid Rnssias interference with Turkeys internal
concerns, whilst she must aud will interfere with Ro-
man, Tuscan Neapotan She is Russian be-
compact has recently been signed in Olmutz,
binding Austria to keep neutral long possible and
to unmask herself only in the of the conquerng
Turkish army threatening the Pruth decisive
Russian victories opening the way ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the
Turkish empire She is Russian because the same dangers
which would be threatened by hostes Of the western
impending her from Russia whilst on the other
side England and France cannot Russia alone cam assist her
in crushing Hungarian nsurrectionary She
Russian, because nearly half her subjects belong the Sa
vonian stock and could be easily snbyered by Russian
rgues gold, and tendencies Austria will adopt the plan
armed neutrality she win avail herself the first symp
toms of agitation in Serva and in Bosnia for the purpose
invading those provinces She will say that she is holding
them for Turkey and protecting them from the
OF the Greek movement Government may choose to call
this alliance; it is subterfuge An armed neutrality
supported by large body of troops the
frontier must keep equal number Of Turkish
forces and divert them from the field Of battle Mark this
too the two provinces which she l. bent occupying for
Turkey really the two which, dsnenber-
ment, she would claim for herself