Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
FurrigH Nrmg.
Letters from L. Kossuth.
NUMBER TWO.
rsrso, from letter 10 the n Y. Time, dated
I,oNnoN. Feb, rs, 1850.

either Bonapafte, (wth Bnglanu III MS
wake. does not succeed in his policy Of al
lances SO as to make them dangerous TO
Gar; or he does succeed. II l.e does not
succeed. then he falls by the Gar England
has no army more. and England aud Bona
parte are not able without allies TO cope
With the Car oilcnsvey-ihat Is already
matter Of fact whereas It he succeeds IN
his policy Of alliances, SO az TO cause scri-
Gus apprchensous to Russia, he drives Rev
ouiion in the hands Of Russia, and he falls
by what he desired to avoid.
But there 1t is only be alone who falls
France will not fall together with him
With England it is different. Here, no such
Ii ne of demarcation is possible between the
fate of one min.and of the country. And here
in is the supreme folly Of policy which
stakes all on the life, luck and failn Of one
tpsy adyenturer. Napoleon
Yet he is all in all with England And
ne posshlcl more vet with Austria. She
did enough to offend the Car, beyond the
possibility Of reconciliaton-frum that quart.
or no hope Of rescue more. And stand on
her own feet she cannot. So she leans on
Bonapartc. lie is her only hope, her life
her God Also il is delicious 10 sec how
the parrtnu is dolairzed at Vienna.
Now, Imagine all Europe hanging on The
thread of one mans-and such a mans
iie ard luck and then Imagine that thread
broken. Oh how this rotten Babel will
break to pieces at one single blast
Men of America, be prepared for great
events And ifyou desire TO have future,
be prepared 10 deserve 1t. or else you like
wise will be swept away by the memorable
LOGIC Of events
] will conclude by giving you soiuc signs
indicative Of the shadows OF coming events.
The French army IN the Cumea Is trem.
bling on the brink Of a military revolt.
The war is not popular IN France. Pal.
mersion. at hs late visit 10 Paris. was So
much stricken at this fact that he advised the
Emperor 20 resort 10 some constitutional
concessions . but he fears 10 paint the evil
one on the wall-he might step down, of
course.
The uupopularty is such that not one
volunteer recruit is 10 be had in worlke
France, either for love or money. The "con-
scriisn betake themselves - their heels by
hundreds. Their families are made re-
sponsble, and can Get no substitute under
& geo francs, (S2iC0)
AT Paris, between the earde" and the
e line,' dozen dueis day hy day.
Difference and DIVISION in The head quarters
Of Bomplrtisn, and In the very midst OF the
family. Fould and Mony are for peace at
any price. The Emperor Is for war; but
only as ga simple diversion fespri pub
lic,' and therefore war restricted 10 the
trimca, and TO the praih "a toe utmost, just
az Louis Philippe desired TO make the war
IN Algeria. Certain members Of the iam-
Ia fss hop N..a.,
the only real army be hes, and 10 expose
France 10 coalition, without having any
force TO oppose but raw recruits, badly led,
because 1t Is fact INT he has no Generals,
,the Cavaiguacs, Chingamiers Lam1rlcIcrcs,
Bebeaus, Lefos, Charrases, remaining ire
concilable.l The Emperor asks We'll,
what IS 10 be DONE Some Of the family
answer " Recall the army from toe Cumea;
leave The English 10 DO in the Easi as they
car, and a Polish campaign with iho whole
Of the resources we have left Upon this
the Emperor gets IN a lil, and shouts 30
YOU advise Revolution : d--n Won, rather
Nicholas. And he sends for the lawyer
Belmont, ana orders him 10 draw up inc
mortal showing thar Mouy, after h,vug
been Morny for 10 years, Is his own iegiu-
mate brother, full blood Bouapaue, the
next heir to the Throne, upon the principle
Of the Roman law. Paier EST QUEEN nyii,f ar-
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ours. sincerely.
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with one entire meal ner diem. Today we
have dinner raw nork and wet biseuit 4 YES.
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biscuit y the day before breakfast raw pork
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