The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05
RErRIBJTION THE ECROpEay
WAR.
F"a II, v. \. Mhp,nLp'

f-nuIanu STOOL IN thu
r'">S-wav. Franc" stood il: the cross wav, il
1S4S AMI 1919. to DESTROY the freedom Of
Hungary and he freedom of Ilav. Eve,
England. boa>tcd Protestant and Christia,
nation, engaged to set back the Pope mo,
his throne on The ncck> of people destroy
ell body and soul bv The whitening rapa tyr
amy. What testimony TO the Enclisl
journals At this very DIV present. as 10 tint
ahhmlnabc trr1.Or towards Chri>ti,r:ty am
freedom: We Gro'a from the Edinburc,
"un'<s. an nnrxcrpionalle witness, :skin.
luminous af:,nrv from The pa. as to the flu
tur" we cannot credit the notion" say.
that IHper, ''that our Government would ir
any-cIrrumStanres directly take part in crush
lny instruction in Hungary or italy, l,u
remembering what We did in 1919, when. a.
our Blue books show. we deliberately. tiro
mr. ambassador a. Pay.., Lord Normanh,-
rave or! assent TO the rc>'Ora ion ofthe Pope
am! stated that restoration to he as much a,
object OF our national policy as it was thai
ot France. W" DO not tliinI, il unlikely that
morally, we may be implicated in a sh.rnt
for conserving Austrian d"Sro'i.,n in Ital,
and Hungary. privately ARRANGED bctwec,
Austria au'. Frame
A. to the par; PLAYED by France in tla
monstrous tlra"l. ~. II is hroum!i, to ou
minds anew ~ tie interesting a,i!rcss of
Pref G,iari on HE .tn...vrr:arv Of the Re-
man Rrpuii;c Mr.. G.Iari was himself til,
vounge>t mrr.Lrr of Ike Roman Senate il
that KtpUh!i,. and describes. as an actor .n,
eye witness. the condemnation Of The Panar,
am! lrpo>iion Of the Pore the long aud sol
rmh discussion from te:! in The morning Ill
one after nliini! h', TIE anxiety among til,
propie -,lri.:!v waiting in the streets and
squares, az! The trcn"nd,':> transports Of
JOY az soon as tue ,rpo~'iCn Of 'l;;. i'rn,
and establishment Of he Ecruhiir were :.;ai,
known. y rrorr,sion iornr,! by almost eve
~ Twin" III Garlic! Tie decree in trump,
Throughout The Illuminated ety. IT," canr
the constitution. ard tie Sort s2cH'i'v an.l
peace .. d free government and til" calm.
tTuahlr atid noble wo!hing OF it hv fee 81.
fra.c and ju>; law i.orl,css lc:o.ution.
the rcor!" passing from The most dreadful
d">pO'i>m. both civil and religious. 70 perfect
freedom, w!!L,ut y;O.cice. without revenge.
without e>erutioncrs. IN grateful support Of
1t was glorious demonstration. ggta; NOR
al triumph. Lnt 30 on,iro' or ,l.:,or; ,o,
crnlncntS Throughout Europe and 80 threat
rnln. a. tn the cUi.iinujn.4 OF tie rorcr OIL.
Hon;al.;>Hi. that i...i:-'l, A.. trim aut,
r'n"!i = itnl,' wcr.. coni'.in ! 10 PCT i.
down. even ct IL ION! oi he l:avr.i,''. Tie
->"or'.S c. cen'ulic, ia he whole history Of
mankind can s"arci, STOW 80 great nation
al crime "a waa then committed. anI tscc
Christian ENGLAND wiling accr.>or,
S:ynOr Ga iari describes the a.rc ::;trv
sion Of the French:
''Wh"n the French soldiers mud. .I~ig ar
pearancc at the Capitol. they tJuuI the 10
man Assembly cr.a"cd in prcylain.;ar
fo!cmnly the Constitution ~ She ,:op.r:-
thcy ioo,rd asfonisllcd, and ,!arn,! ro: disturb
that imposing ceremony. ia: soon a.jtr. l.
French Colonel with a regiment entered ill.,,
Palace Of TIE G.. ;io! an:', as the soldiers
were pointing The hsvcnc:s at Cur breasts.
the Co'onr! with abusive language ordered
us to leave. We Protested. and our rrotcsta-
tions was this: 'Bciore God. before human
kind, tie Roman Consttucn. Assembly pro-
tests against the a!,u.e of brute force. hv
which the French Rcpuhlican army DESTROY
'd tn" freedom Of the Roman people, in spite
Of all principles Of justice. and even Of tie
fifth article Of the French Constitution.
1.-The brute soldiers. TO less than the En-
ropaan wicked state men. laughed at that
prO:estatIon, but God has listened to it. TIE
members Of the Frcnri, Assembly were af.
forwards imprisoned! and "xilai lv Ike same
soldiers incy ha. sent acai1st Us and France
Eel! .i:..;cr the yoke Of tie most .|csni,al,e
cl,a ct. the age. Anl what is tie Eastern
war: IT is the punishment Inr the ,rainpiue
upon the rights OF the pcc,lr.
Now it IS nat S.ranG" that we Siicv',: look
for sois:e :NaE .is.:i;;on OF Coils rctrirt.vc
providence on !~rrt scale. for three trans.
Crrssions AMI for for. IN such IN im,o,.,
and gigantic Sivle Of wickc,ine*S and ofprcs-
sion. 1t would he strange il men di! 10. con-
meet the latter unp,t allcIcl disasters of the
Eastern war, with the former cruel and afro
cious betrayal Of European freedom: and a
rctrbn'ion It viii lie if co:.:inuol
d little longer. How au,az:rr 70 WI. az the
causeless sacrifice Of tie British ana French
armies, the infatuaion. the madness. the i'm
berllity. with which. on The part of England.
this contest has been carried or. and the bra
vest and best appointed soldier; She has had
IN the fc':; tJr many d,r DESTROYED, wasted
w the trenches. betrayed hy aris,oc ratio pref
'riice and routine. DESTROYED. even bv their
own boot'esS coUraoe and victories, consumed
by pcstilenre and famine, seven miles render
ri an impo>>ihiliy for salvation. ~ here ,l,rc"
thousand hal been but proul and iovfn
step for the sacrifice. And this unleard of,
almost ldIofic ruin, accomplished under Tie
AMI guidance. the scorn!ul d;plo-
macy sa'l grncra.:hir. Of the same wor hip
ped ana riollzed ariS'crracy. under whose
wits and friendship for drsrotism and .i"a'
Du>v nf r-"i ''"i i!4nr> aud liberties, the peo-
pie ot England had suffered the Whole power
II their nation to he thrown acanst TIL.
trug"l'ny nationa;fics Of II!nnary and
Italy n Ike hour ot t,.~ir need .,,.,, nov
hry are bein. ra!!, almost in their cwn
ON. a r'frionfi.c rToviti"n"e has lp.eun t.
make Tue ara:orrarv Il f'"rison, and has w.
" thc:r :oEng men to til: :;:or,., and h9,
aSrn away their horses. and h,. caused thu
'!nS OF Their camps to come into their nos;
tbs " remains to +" seen whether The Wit
y Lord John i'nSscil 20 N:cnnr. or ,hn re-
ported cratl Of III" Emperor of Russia. shall
be able to seal nP. for the present, this pro-
;'ss Of rr'rihuiion. {.
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Is in trou3lc. Having exhausted the all ,
s,reanv granted Ivy the Government Of ihis |
',ro.ince, they a;e now imror,uninr fer all.
Their cry is. "llrl p US. Cesh rs. or we sink.
The bubble which iI,>>,s. lIircl;S. Ross. &c.. ,
MATED Tor :he;r rriva:, ends, his Gur,., and
.ls country is now inform: Il that unless the, ,
PIT .helr >houl,l"rs 20 TIE w,,,",. Tho works
must stop. The aid heretofore q 7cn. amount
~: 10 TIE round sum Of o;,c m:il,,, .,oh,
hundred I: sand pounds sterling, in consi, :
ration % ~ In a ~ n.;,.,,...,. u, :, }