New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

burg of Nassau Of Reuss, of Lichtenstsin, Of Witt
genstein that the Metternichs, the SchwarIen6urgs
the Polgnscs, the Windischgatz, should gather
round the banner Of despotism; but how are we to
understand that German democrats should feel ready
10 fs BIT roe by side with them when the pretended
banner Of Germany raised by the very hands which
are stained with the blood Of Blum, and of Trutscher
with the murder Of liberty and Of German unity at
Frankfort and in Hesse in Scheswia Hosten, and all
over Germany. At the very moment when the bloody
dice Of war were cast, Francis Joseph solemny de-
clared that he drew the sword against revolution.
You know that by the despots the aspirations for lib
erty and national independence always designated
by that melhesr, hearl and with that declaration
We have heard him boast thst true TO the mission OF
his house he goes forth battle for order and society
Order indeed His order is oppression his society
is the passive obedience Of the slave. Freedom Is
order Sir Oppression is disorder; il il the anarchy
of revolt against the laws of nature and of nature
God. loud cheers. The mission of bis house
Who should not know that bloody MISSION? lCheers.
and religious; against culture and enlightenment
against Protesantism-iu two words, the mission OF
the House Of Austria is despotsm and the concordat
Loud cheers.l Shall the friends Of tine murdered
Robert Blum go forth TO battle under the guidance Of
his murderer, Windiscbgatz! Shall the countYmen
Of Gutenburg follow the standard of Meternichf and
Schleswig Hoistein be led By Schwarzenburgi An
Eastern maxim says that II in q difficulty do not
know exactly what course We have TO follow, should
marx what course our enemies take, and never be
guided by them. Now If the German democrats
would follow the simple reasoning of the East, then
the flying Of the Gotha almanac to the rescue Of
Austrs might at once warn them that the sohcitude
for Austriss safety may be proper logic for petty
despots and arstocrats but is not exactly the COM
modify in which the German nation should deal.
Neither is there an for this 9elusion 10 be
found in the plea that Austria may help them 10
defend the Rhine. The Rhine is certainly in no
danger Of az attack just il the Germans them
selves do not choose to provoke that attack. Be-
sides, cannot think that even the psternL rule
Of their princes could have made the gallant Germans
90 eete that they should not be able defend their
Own hearts unless supported by the unwilling lungs
grisns Greats, Poles and Italians who hate Austria
az their oppressor ard might transfer this hatred
Germany If they see that German democrats ad-
yoca.e the oppression Of all natonaes except their
own. Hear, hear.] Il it not strange sight that
German Lberals-nsy, late Repubhcans--should con-
urc from his grave the spirit o. Gen. Rsdovtz their
greatest ard biiterest enemy in SiS and accept
oracle his paradox ths; the Rhine must be defended
the POI In other words that Germany cannot be safe
urless Italy be kept in Austrian bondage. Hear,
hear.l Oh, that spark of the genius OF Frederick
H. Of Prusis could enlighteu the minds OF Germany
that they would how, during long life, he waged
war against the House of Austria because he that
Germany was rotten TO the under the ultramon-
tape Encouragement Of the HsIsburgs, sna needed ,