New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

ing ST. Petersburg itse may be All very NOISY, gooI d
for newspapers, but merely palliative, nothing OF per-
manent .f,ot. The Russians may perhaps themse YES
burn 81 Petersburg. they burnt Moscow f.u
will be the better for il. II your purpose is to ft
and yauoUish Russian despotism-f your aim j. 20 cleek
the ssc,ndsney OF Russis-h your aim Is TO reduce tae
dining preponderance OF Russia, u "A IN Possa'
is hv Poland that YOU must actloud cheers else
YOU will never attain Your ann To you the reooo~ruc
ton of Poland into independent; nation Is not ar act OF
compassion lurking somewhere behind the screen ia'nre
d,emntc GrranComen, the end OF the To you the
resurrection of Poland is urgent pressing sraegeuca,
tactical nee, siy at this very moment 10 y,a me resar-
,eciion Poland Is DO; only rational ann III tns war
(, s means indispensable "a attaining asy rational end
nt all Now you are al with Russia therefore, u IS
certtiuy for any fond indulgence for Russia that
Engisno hes not yet done that whch JUSTICE nsh,' me
exiaon former faults and the vision Of present ne
os,is advises CO. Such indulgence would oe week
ness bordering collision; madness bordering ON rii.
oGo. How is IL then that thess gei;teheh are sun
standing here pointing the Polish refugees present. to
Mead or lie cause OF Poland boore Sheheid audience,
Instead OF being landed from Enghsh war steamers ~
Samoeia aud calling from their native soil brave Poland
10 surrcctien and ber,yl Cheers. Why Is Il IL is
out of sheer compae.ncy for Austria ana Prussia Your
Government knows very wen ina. tAe pulsa'ions OF
national resurrection cannot be restricted 10 Toe or any
other limb but must spread 20 all the national body. Your
Cover eni knows well that the mere reconstruction Of
what Russian Poland would be mere moonshine,
and es Austria and Prussia hold part OF the plumber which
viii have he disgorged to make again an independent
Poland then of regard for them, but chiefly for Aus
tra, you It'll neglect TO do that without which you
cannot succeed in your BE forewarned, people Of
Encitnd le forewarned Lcok 10 history There IN tho
mirror Of he past your future is dangerous Relem
her the campaign of Napoleon in Moscow ia .cl2 My
brave friend here. Col M1ikowsky was there iCheers
Napolcon undertook 20 check the growing asceniancy
of Rus.s. lust 10 now And with All due regard
or the Lords Raglan and harshas ~. Arnaat. be il
said The little corporal knew something about war He
knew that Russia, though not Formidable ABROAD,
is anything but weak IN defense He prepared lirge
amy The forces which he employed amounted 10 oloOso
men ls2 eco horse end 352 guns. What is the combined
French army in the East when compated 10 ms
a CLobham camp parade. Laughter Napoleon knew
that j. not on the that decisive battle be fought
against Russia. lie went on by land. Tie knew-and no
marked well this facthat without large cavalry there
is possibility cf holding hivouac for "a hours agas'
the Russian army and he took care 20 have muc OF cav
alry The cavalry of his c,Iter alone was 10 900 strong
How much have you. byhobyc, in the East lie dd nor
neglect the pitin eNledlont to substitute for fosn
the idea of Polish ogon ustas YOU bcgnto DO
in the East Besides he also looked for alliances just
os you 90. only less a politician than soldier he
himself TO whom To Austria and Prussia, precisely
as your Government does Only he had stronger
claims on The fidelity of Austria than you have Having
had TO dist OF the very existence of Austria nc ust
nror,d or -aved her. and make the alliance sure he
mar led the daughter OF the Emperor Francis OF Austria
Both Prussia and Austria yielded TO the courng oi inc
mighty Caesar became his allies, and cent two auxlafy
armies 10 aid him in his campaign against Russia lou
know the of it, Napoleon lost $4,000 men, 10000
horses arG s2 guns One of lis dear allies betrayed
him On the battlefield, the other compromised him 10y IN
ACTIVITY and the bothonc OF them being his ather-ln
tuned against him. and sent him TO die iettered
oiuut or the rock Of 81. Helena. Cheers. You have
was GERMS Frost and Famine which defeated Napoleon
No he defeated by having taken Austria and Prussia
fr ge. aiust Russia. You will not doubt thus Tact
YOU wiz let Yourselves be reminded bny of the truth that
without Poland being reconstructed and independent
nation, expedition against Russia can succeed he
aim ii which reduce tie power OF Russia 70 pro-
notions u noCuOus to European freedom repeat thae
whou; Poland being reconstructed an independent ma
ton expedition against Russia can succeed, the ann
Of which is 10 reduce the power of Russia to proportions
irnocuous TO European liberty. lCheers Now, would
YOU tlk thar Napoleon, with his comprehensive genius
did rot understand that truth Certainly he did How
them pass that lie advanced against Russia with
out having in the very onset reconstructed the lnGe-
incidence If Poland Why, it was simply scit but me-
cessarv consequence of his having taken AUSTRIA and
Prussia Tor allies To reconstruct Russian Poland has
bee TIL now and will be in all the future, ridiculous
compromise between heaven and hell by which no SOULS
10 be sayod 1t would be second edition OF the Cracow
republic doomed at the very hour OF It's creation 70 ioren
derdece and reiterated tsopton Napoleon knew this
ne did profess it, But 70 reconstruct Poland without
Csaon Posen it's vital limbs, lie could not, because
be was allied Austria and Prussia Thus this unnatural
alliance rved him of the possibility OF realizing That
measure without which in my humble opinion, and have
guided history there and there is madness in be-
eS ng that Russia is to be yanqushed. Mark this striking
osson history well. You in the predcament;
he situation is the same the conditions indispensable to
the same, TIE ancers Of unnatural alliances
the saI'c The only difference in the situation IL that
usia las grown stronger in the meanwhile by your own
fault and La You have not an army OF co., 600 men IN me
field. r. win all these evdon. practical warnings of his
tory England still persists IN counting the false iavOrs OF
Austria and thus persists in paIeyzng those two nation
allies without inc cooperation oi "ncn ncHc III
can ue c9lfe,Ee, nor huss o" , r IN ,on h
ara cuaDe EIleIH Po"ie ga;a' iomi w." tph
seP eran VIZ. ;t :" i'm, o,p % sha ba hen
Ge eao , ~erv heu;n nm - Tho n-oscn, dav
I t end n; he MIN sacrtic min and shame CEN
I III I W." I.Iv eaS IN no f, da oo, Of tbe
ps ""'o To~,,icb tn ,,orl. .,Tbe sns
!. NV iicb ppIond Unur"ry md Ialv have been sacr
ScS JouLtless are now come down upon ENGLAND Let
I,ss@s md 'worsbip Iut ACKNOWLEDGE thar we have
:. 49,, a., so;no in Silence innstice done and our