New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

mower Of Austria was Of necessity constantly engaged
IN opposing The encroacllments Of Asia DO you "sn
TO resore this state Of things, and to increase Sun
more by bringing II nearer Asia
a separate Grecisn or Byzantine State - mere
FORE TO be founded Would this amehorate 'ne SYI t
dton OF EUROPE In the state OF torpi1lty INTO "ncn
that people the Greeks have sunk would MOI LuioPe,
ON the contrary be obliged TO be continually unuS a. ~
10 rro.ect i,sojf aoainst the returning Turks Wouid
moi Greece become merely Russ!eu colony; IN con-
sequence of the influence which Russia NOuu PcasSS
over this State through religion, commerce ana inter-
"a, Rather let the Turks alone where they are dua
do not arouse the restless power while It repoSes
But exclaims a we-neaning phnantiropist, men
are naltreated there. The most beautiful part OF the
world including the ancient Athens and sparta L
inhabited by barbaransP
alt may be all true my friend men there are at
present or until lately were, strangedi but they are
basinadoed beaten scourged, and sold IN other parts
Before you change any tbing, think whether you
could elfO better at the same moment whether the
bastinado and the rod with Greek perfidy, would be
easier to bear than the silk cord and rman with the
Turks. Do away first with those things, and with the
slave trade in Europe and console yourself about the
mobilization Of the Turk; his uncivilizston has
power faith gives courage and we require strength
and courage TO be able to watch TRANQUILITY the Musco-
yiie pushing himself os far as tue Wartha.
The Turks are then to be maintained, but the
Poles az nation are 10 sink Yes, it cannot be other
wise.
sWbatever has strength to stand endures; where all
Is rotten it must perish. And 80 it is. Let any one
ask himself what would be the result II the f0hsh
nation were maintained Independent IN us natural char
acter Drunkenness, guttony, seTylity, cOntenptlor
nIl that il better and for every other people, con-
temlduous dersion of ell order aud custom, extraYa-
gance dssoueness, venalty, cunning, treachery, I'M
morsty from the palace TO the cottage; that Is the
element in which the Pole exists. For this he sings
his songs plays on his fiddle and guitar kisses his me-
tross and drinks out Of Der shoe, draws hls sword
strokes hs moustaches mounts his horse marches 10
battle with DumOuriez aud BOnapare or anybody else
It'll hran hx md
fplts with friend and foe i'll treats his wife and hS
sef cells hs property, goes abroad, dsturbs ball the
world. and swears by Koscusko and Poniatowsky
Poland shall not die as sure as he Is roe.
"Here YOU behold what you would supper, whenyou
say Poland shall be restored.
f,Is sucb nation worthy to EXIST Is such n peo-
pie fit for Constitution Constitution presupposes
an idea of ORDER for it does nothing but regulate and
points out to each member of the community the
place to which he belongs, for which reason it deter
mines the ranks OF which the State is 10 be COM
posed and to each rank its place. condition, order,
rights and duties well as the cOurse OF the State
machine and the principal traits OF It's government:
What Rule people when no one will have order
A Polish King Stephen BathOryl once exclaimed;
'Poes-not Order--you know none; not govern
'ment-you respect none; to mere chance you owe
your continued existence!
And thus it il still. Disorder immortality is the
Poles element. No let this people undergo the bas-
tinado. Providence wills it. Heaven knows what
is profitable for mankind
For the present. therefore, no more IOies
Old Marshal Knesebecks views are then to be
realized by the present Tar-a war undertaken
for the extension and consolidation ofthe Vienna
Treaty of 1915 During the whole period of the
Restoration and the Monarchy of July there was
the delusion ahoat in France that Napoleonism
meant the abolition Of the Treaty of Vienna,
which had placed Eur,pe under the Official tute-
lape of Russia, and France under the " surrea'
" lance pubhqpe' Of Europe. Now the present
imitator of bis uncle, haunted by the memorable
irony of his fatal position, is proving to the
world that NapOleonsm means war, not to
emancpate France from, but to subject Turkey
TO, the Treaty of Vienna War III the interest of
the Treaty of Vienna and under the pretext OF
checking the power of Russia
This is the tue 4" Id6e Napoleonienne, as
interpreted by the resurrection at Ptris.
The English being the proud allies OF the second
Napoleon feel themselves, of course, authorized
to deal with the sayings OF the old Napoleon as
his nephew does with his ideas We are then
not to be astonished at reading in recent Ed
elish author Dunlop that Napoleon toretold
that the next struggle with Russia would in-
volve the great question of whether Europe
should be Constitutional or Cossack." Be-
fore the days of the Lower Empire Napoleon
was supposed to have said "Republicln or
Cossack." However, the world lives and
learns.
And it is for failing to appreciate the
glories of the Treaty of Vienna and Of the Eu-
ropean system based upon it, that THE
TRIBUNE is charged with infdelity to the cause
of human rights and of Freedom!