New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19
NEW-YORKER IN HUNGARY.

SEMIIN. ctP~ w. lCOO
Franco PRUSSIA and Austria are al seeking b
snlarse themselves st tie expense Of German!
France wants more Teutonic blood to give her
greater stability and Napoleon is hoping thst
anne accident of war will throw into bis hands The
Rhine provinces where Nspoleenic ideas are std
prevalent The crown Of the Gernani: empire,
lost amid the surges of revolution, ia the price for
which the soyereigns Of Austria and Prussia are
cont.pdipe. and to obtain which they would msdly
sacrifice the highest interests Of the great Ger.
manic race. OF the Bund-that clumsy orssnira-
.;on Of German States--the Swedish chancellor,
O,enstjerpe. long aso remarked that is was" g
state of confusion existing only 0! the grace oil
God" while the estimation in which Teu.onic
,eryilty is held By the Russians is spty set forth
in their proyerb, Heaven has sufficiently pun
"ished man in permitting him TO be born
German"
Time has been when Austria and Prussia might
have entered the lists against Russia with far bet
ter chances of success. II was when there was
an Atbepian publicity in ma tiers pertaining 10 po'
htcal life when the king Of Prussii declared that
"every political journal shall be allowed TO eI'
press its opDi,ns without restraint when MARIA
Theresa used TO ask in her secret cabinet puncls,
What will Schoier" an eminent political writer
Of those times think OF this ;" and when that IL
lustrious sovereign and Frederic the Great ruled
with firm hand and their great ministers of State,
Ksunitz and Thugut, would not psnder TO the an
biton Of the Northern BARBARIAN.
At the breaking out Of the eastern war, or
rather when il BEG an to assume European char
scier, Prussia might have entered the held - tue
champion of the Protestant interests OF CONT
rental Europe. Ultimate success would nave
been certain. and magnificent destiny carved out
for that KINGDOM which. from the humble condl-
ton of q principalty in 100, shot like rapid
meteor into the constellation OF European
powers But so fettered were the Government
and the great majority of the people by the trad.
tons of royal suthOrity-so oserawed were all
classes BY the pompous arguments OF those WHO,
grown up around the despotic thrones OF Europe,
regard sbsolutisms and the sword IS the oaly
panaceas for sill social and political eyis-that the
occasion was lost, perhaps never % return lne
present policy of Prussia is that recommended by
Observation-Disclosures being In this crisis
the humble duty of toe German monarchs. Men
and times change; principles never.
Injustice dces not grow old 10 the lives OF Ms
tons and in them even political faults assume the
character of political sins. Thus Austria Is being
punished to-day for the Mschiavelian policy OF her
court in keeping apart, by the announcement OF
mutual jealousies, the membra disjecta OF the En-
pire Among those thirty five million Austrian
subjects there are the elements OF great nation
elements which might have been fused together by
q constitutional regime. Had the House of Hsp.-
burg been true 10 lie mission there would be some
meaning in that political maxim, ST. a y ardI pas
'une hut,iea., Il jandrau Ia erter." Instead Of
producing nationality, strong, earnest, and grow
ing out Of the wishes Of great people the court
of Austria has preferred one rsdiating from and
concentrating in the body Of Francis Joseph
tyrant at once hated and obeyed b! twenty nations
Ii must be admitted that Austria with her pro
We, bal good fortune, has risen up like an Achilles
since the reaction of 40 and assumed an important
place among the grea, European powers. Yet this
Young giant has his vulnerable parts. There is
one extremity thrus. into the Italian boot; there
il another in Hungsry-both liable 10 De wounded
Nv revolution. while his arms are 20 great ex-
tent rendered inactive BY the imminent fear Of
national bankruptcy
TIE psnubs-thxt magnificent inundslon lash
Ing with its hundres streams The Cetesn and Nori-
can Alps, ans hurryirg forever 20 the EuIIne-
seems 20 invite the return Of the Gernsnie nstcns
toward the soil of Asi,-.he cradle Of their race
The has, OF Lurppe lie. open 70 the surplus pop
al.ticr Of he West The s,li-sIsrved myrisds Of
Western Europe might bnd lear asylum on the
uncaiiTs,ej plain. and II the rich forests OF Eu-
rUpesa Turkey. Circumstances. however. annul
ne higher IA Of Mature; but, from those weary
AZ reni-up Millions, streams OF emigration burst
forth. Ike tie sblei Il unisin Of the s2cred Are
thusa ard trdio< other channels, EOv 10 the
shores Of q western worli-ihe home Of free
pec ple-;ter selves Io1sinx 10 be ire
Nature has interp0sed the Alps between Austria
l-G lraly and tie attempt Of tie Austrian nOa-
sreAs 10 establish their po~er 90 lie sol at Italy
-es;ensibl! tOr mercantile purposes. but II reality
a evun;erzei tie lrosnS i15rerce q trsoee
south OF the Aps-u1s; Ultimately prose failure.
Ausrris would gladly enlarge her empire % sae
East, but for va-l01s reasons t.res 1T i2corp0-
rate mere OF TIE slave eleuents.
Tie hycrS lad Of Pan.l.visu appears sSs'a in
tie NortA before whose piercing eye ani frO Sains
aspect tie HAp.5GrE iTeGlbes
Carthage uUs; K destroyed Cartilage was
DESTROY e. bat irSl Ter Ashes rOse 81 sEeaz ~
secIr,, which, by s~.ksnlax tie s.TIte oesxsea
; j. .ra Varies esGssd Ite n u Rsre ,erxelE
- I. might BE <iih Agstris- Nsyoleeo ! feared
that il lay - % vita IL Wes'era Esnp-
Iley tsc1zsi La tie H1Eg.-i.Hs .eOcli ,. pat
Sesn 10 -: ITrseAery All .Ep~r.or brute orce
sccOCphsArS th4- result Bat PsaslsElsn, tee
evil seaIzs itss 1O~ threaten. Azssrs- q Of Hza-
,zrizn z-oEta thoEzh u Boeenlza "riEln- TEe
pr,-cip'es o. Pa-slsv.n-o- tie fu.iIl q a. TIE
Save I-ise-vere rs. t,orvz-aly ehrisssed n 5
hoek ~ &c. - Tie hsrory or tie Slave Lsszg Ne
inG E;erxrure." p1hhsAei II l-2S o. Sc-asaris, .
native q Upper Hzrs.ry.
las r0yel I3es " oriszi-z i.,o ooe orza1i-.-
t1So ts~ HrzirE Es,'srs~ Of graf fanny s.s
,ssert caught sp tie ;silosEiss ye.r % sn- Hun
gaia k0ikr Also of Save O-l.ia So, <iIa 81
Tie zeal q re most eSro-s; A. ssJr e.grlrei IL
u burning scr-. TIE srt.s.i.sa OF Holar ca--
ma eiz - ~ss tAe- sslieVed. iar mo Iee rezscs
CT sIIrsv1Saoee. Il rOs Of delhi Az g.: 90 great
er rroos q TIE hss- >1ty q tie Hg,-srXa, eaa
y siSea IA, teaI ta-ss 1rst sie;s oi Pt-.l.Tisu
Ssrs permitted qEielly % eeveio3 principles
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