The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23

cabalistic abracsd.bea Of balssce Of INV
er. which, unlike that Of the Old syri.n..
creates the diseases which il 10 in,snde,i 10
cure I shall restrict myself TO ooe remark
OF practical character. Artificial States.
without either organic cohesion or harmooi-
xing cement, are an iDciiement to var. TO-
stead Of constituting . check upoo 4,
Hear. hesr.l Against what kind Of pre-
poDderance Is the Austrian empire mean,
TO constitute bariers Evidently either
against Russia or against France. Well,
as to Russia. There are 10 the Austrian
empire, seventeen million Of people belong
ing TO the Slsvonic race all Of them dis
consented, because not OILY opposed poli,i
cally, bat also deprived Of national exis-
ieDce. Now, imagine Russia designing 10
strike N ambitious blow anywhere. Will
Austria be barrier TO her. wN she
ever barrier At any single momen, Of the
pasti Why. Russia need only TO say. as
the Gar Alexander instructed Admiral
Tsitsakod to say il BE- found Austria playing
ias, and leose "Ye seventeen millions
rise against the oppressor Of your natiooaE.
ty-bere i am TO help you : and they will
rise and where will Austria be This i.
the reason Why Austria did no, dare draw
her sword in the late Crimesn var. Is
that barrier. Why. il is high road 10
viting ambition TO an easy march. Cheers
Now reverse the picture. Let those seven
teen millions be delivered from the Austrian
yoke, and they would lie what Slavonic Po-
land was till qaartered with the concur.
renee Of Austria. Again, as to France.
On the 18th November last spoke q,
Glasgow the following words "a To any
war in which France will stand on the one
side and Austria on the other, France has
but 10 advance TO the froLtiers Of any Of the
nationalitics oppressed by Austria and say.
Here am TO help you, rise and throw "a
the yoke Of Austria, and they will hail the
invitation with enthusiasm" You are jus,
on the eve OF seeing this anticipation real
lied in Italy. As the French advance you
may sec in them new DeucaliOns raised up
nm armed foe TO Austria IRON every stone.
And You may see the anticipation by-snd-
by realized in other quarters too. II Aus.
tria held not Italy in her grasp, would an
Italian question b. possible! No. Austria
is not . barrier her very existence is the
sword Of Damocles suspended over the set
tied condition OF Europe; it is the cavern
from which the European volcano is ted
f. Hear, hear" and checrs) Let Austria
vanish into the gulf Of eternal perdition
which is yawning for her (cheers,) and We
may yet hear perhaps Of local revelations,
but they will remain mere domestic affairs
European wars Of ambition will become
forever impossible, and you will not zee any
longer the lifesweat Of Europe drained by
the keeping OF large standing armies, be-
cause the independence Of every nation will
fnd guarantee Of all. (Cheers)
INTENTIONS on FRANCE.
Ii is said that the Emperor Of the French
cannot be actuated by any other than an
bilious views-(hear, hear THAT he means
conquest and this England should not al.
low nor should Italy, or the other oppressed
nationalties. lend their hands for exchapg-
ing one task-mastcr for another. (llear,
hear.) These are grave considerations, IN.
deed, and here is my brief. plain answer to
them. II is easy 10 say that the oppressed
nationaliti9 should act alone. Unity of will
and harmony Of design are not everything !.
action must be combined on . preconcerted
plan, and before that combination can be
arrived at in countries where speech is
s,Ified. and the pres is gagged, the dlscip-
lined army crusbcs the unorganized popular
masses. and the hapgman and the scatiold
do the rest. (llear. hcar) This is the key
to the mystery that with n couple OF hun.
dred thousand soldiers millions Of brave,
liberty loving people may be held in bond.
age for ages. Rare are the instances re-
corded in history in which delivery from OPP
preston was achieved without foreign as
distance. The United States Of America
had the assistance OF despotic France in es.
tablishiug their independence. clear. hear
Even England. heroic aud brave as she Is.
had the AID Of $4,000 Dutch grenad,ers and
a Dutch fleet OF 500 sail it was with these
that William Of Orange came 10 the rescue
II her liberties. Hear, bear.l We Hun
garians achieved our independence without
foreign assistance, but il was by foreign in
PREVENTION that she was enslaved. What
curious change has come on o sudden over
the minds OF governments and Of aristocrats
that they rais q hue and cry against wha,
they call intervention Of the FreDch in Italy.
." W. iuths w abVut itfN ytatS ~
have scarcely heard OF anything else than
foreign Intervention against liberty. There
was Intervention IN Spain, a, Naples. IN
Piedmont. in Sicily, at Rome, in Moldo-
Waliachia, IN Hungary. in ilassia. in Ia.
den. in Schlcswig- llolstein-. everywhere
there has been intervention agaius, liberty.
and do not know that England has ever
drawn her sWord TO forbid it, Sometimes a
tame rcmons,rance may have been offered
but in the case OF my own dear native land.
Engand's government, had no, even zoe
poor word oi observation 10 offer. (iiear.
hear
Well, here at last is case in which a
chance OF emancipation from the yoke of
Austria Is presentiug itself by an intervention
az intervention it be- and u hue and cry
Is raised against it, aud principles are in.
yokci in favor Of oppression which were
never invoked in favor Of the Oppressed
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