The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

to bs violated which unite Poland to her England could
alone bend Austria but knowing we'll that has
ter bargain Of the empire than OF the republic that
republic the people and the empire is an army; and
that armies better than one she wthdra
her propositions OF l848 and preserves the treaties which
give her the As 70 Austria 70 cede Of her mem
bers, would be moro than amputation it would be
truly an execution, suicde she would fall to pieces Az
ter Iay, Hungary would follow Bohemia and the remain
der OF the body-a dissolution power Of forty mil
lions OF win mot conclude to perish in this manner
without fghting especially when she is sustained by
otherss The mothers Of France now nothing 10 do
but provide food for cannon
Gueronniere rccoling gun invented by his Majesty It
has already mlssed dre on England Why mot on Italy
twice. That one too many What would then the army
snys Those who speak Italian would say coqiowe But the
priests che baot army redoubtabe than the bIuei
He holds on TO BOTH be keeps the ens he will ose the
deserted by the Pope, be will have in bis favor God
conscience and posterity" Forward! the empire will
have ls is Bssangsr ne say. 90 and be believes T. Hs
peasants you will yet weep over your votes tears Of gold
vanquhed Napoleon To put that question is to resolve
1t. God always on the side Of heavy batsaions With
out revolution God will be the side Of kings Certainly
France IL exhausted by the Crmean expedition she
was by the twenty years OF war her army numerous
compact instructed ardent, full Of bravery and " i'm
petuossy Y entirely French purged Of the foreign alloy
that weakened xnd betrayed towards the end Of the
pre- has in it, officers all the activity OF that middle
class who now, without tribune press arts has scarcely
means Oh advancement IMAM Oy arms. but WftnQ
II has not the republican force OF the Arst army Of italy,
thas not either incompatible leader capable Of doub
ing It's number by bis genius and replacing inferority
with talent. Where Massena and Moreau?-where ID
the First Consul for this struggle against the
enemy. OF Bonaparte there remains but the shadow for
his is not do again. War so foreign 70 the
epoch that she has produced no man in the East charge
or hussars battery Of Zouaves upon
Sason That's ALL Not name has been created there.
from, net even Prince Of Sebasop0l From that half
taken city, rather from a tower taken by the
means Of the bodies Of the dead, we have had at
most Duke Of Malakof 1t must be, therefore, TO day
as formerly, that the Emperor be superior to the
sha,s. The old Napoleon had given his evidences Of
talent before Brumare the new one has still his to give
after December and unless the courage of Bouogne and
the talent of Strasborrg sufficient disasters may be
feared without the triumphs
Besides the young Arcndukes Charles and the ncphews
OF Bucber ana Wellington, will they be less than their
uncess To despse au enemy is evidence OF vanqush
ing him. Let us admit nevertheless, that the Austrian
army Of equal number six hundred thousand men, but of
pieces and norses Of soldiers Of darent uniforms
ule even among themselves, army of harequins, com
posed of regiments belonging TO every kind Of nationality
and kings, discouraged weakened by its bad and the
remembrance Of defeats be nothing SAID the
Canbronnes, but preserve that could be taken at
meuthfu Let admit that the army will And az ain sue
oessiveiy the fields Of Marengo Ausertz and Wagrani
NteEwards come the allies. After Mareugo, Austerlz
and Tagt am came Waterloo.
Let us mediate this "reminiscences Look NJ the re-
suits OF this violation of nationaes. For having denied
n to the Seventeenth century, for having detached
Corsica from Gen France in co. attached this Italian
Stand to hersef, from which came shortly after certain
sub lieutenant stranger, adventurer, corioHierre
true solder OF fortune destitute of morality OF conscience,
d family or OF country, hesitatng like Paoli, between
England and France, serving in vendemaire those whom
he prescribed in Nivorse, espousng gallant lady in or
der 70 become general; moved by his ambition alone
Incorporate like his sprit-he in turn becomes jacobin
and peror intoxicating, binding France with smoke
and noise employing the vices and virtues of his Victim
70 encLAin her and to encnan Others leading
her liberty then her independence causing to be
twice invaded twice do you understand And this is
not enough Those two lessons Of misfortune and shame
are not sufficient Here comes his nepew his heir cumu
atng the qualities opstart and legitimate, who Is about
give the third. Yes, three times in less than fifty years.
France thI times invaded occupied proaned restored
dsmemberec Ike Itay-perhaps for the third and last
time. Now and always for the same ambition aud the
same race forever extreme, forever rskug all for all
the crime for France and France for the world say
ing rather England at Montmare than the empire with
out Europe No. this unbrdled race s not French this
arocous ambition not national. No. this scorn OF the
human family this madnessfor power is neither Of
country nor OF our time The genie of France has not
this grasppg after dominion France fights for principles
Tor tonor for glory she fights for the pleasure of tight
ing; more warrior than conqueror and generous
than avarcious. Cesar s not Gau That is an exotic
plant which dersnges the sensibities OF country
foreign poison to France to every country which
selves must extirpate IRON the Contneut-or that
others, to hnish the copy will replsnt ST Helena.
Let US not doubt the ndelity OF the Gare The young
avepges the old victory ia ours everywhere NJ more
AGstrians, Prusslans Or Eaglsh No any person.
That is good Italy gained will she be more Ialianp Still
less she will be French In changing the eagle the prey
will have but change OF beak and ia that there all the
country suffers. Assuredly her right incontestbe as is
her suffering. She merits all sympathies She has
all the titles to manners arts
that constitutes nationality; why
therefore, should che not have her autonome when
Belgium has her autoromie without any Of those titles
which constitute na,onay2 Italy is the nsructress
and like the second fatherland Of all civilized peoples
she has taught them the idea of material unity pagan
Rome ofsprual unity by Christian Rome that TO say,
the principle which she to-day demands for herself She
has, therefore, the right to retake by every possible
means her existence ia at stake and she has right to
accept Of assistance from whatever quarter may
That one iyratt should chastise another nothing is
more just. ana should aid in that task he
not TO replace the otherf he said not SNAKE for
melt be did cause the name Of France to be once
hated and cursed aud sealed bondage of Italy
With the immutabe seal OF despair
1t 10 because that we love Italy secoud France, be-
mistrust and patience. How can Rome aud Venice envy
Paris that cannot elect her Mayor Our misery
slavery are common our liberty our victory will also be
common We joined in defeat II is for hav
ing forgotten this holy and sacred solidarity that make
a,onement ia chains for those that have imposed
uron breihern. We that Italy great rep.ra-
ton Let us remember! For not having delivered
it, had to subdue IL, and to subdue ourselves after
Such the graduation Instead OF going direct to her
assistance the people wished il at Risquon Tout at
CRANBERRY, Lamsrtine said" The blood Of France be-
longs onlyto those who claim it,, and kings replied
" The blood Of France belongs only to France" And
finally, Bonsparte said The blood OF France belongs to
thc Pope aio the Emperor" And the 18TH OF June we
protested but sacrificed our right OF fatherland to
assert that OF the Romans.
Get not therefore, Pome accuse us OF hsvng deserted
her causewhch ours let her not JON the patriots OF
The Nonfeur who treat US as exlles, who pro.
scroed even for claiming tie right Of bstionaltes.
Above all let Italy not accuse France France
s not under the yard OF tricolor banner that
floats the Tui'eries. France il not among those
thousands OF despised dwafs led by scoundrel not
among tie white slaves that the negroes have the right 70
import Into their places. France ia not the palaces,
neither in The barracks noe ia the Offices Of warned and
perverted Journals France s in prison. exile in the
schools, IN tho 1orkshops IN everything that thinks that
works and suffers, in The secret places OF tho Mirane
10 poor France, beloved country this
pieme aod decisive, We lave but word to say Be
IN Tina lrtpr tiu
zoe does not punish the double crime Rome and Paris
che si be punished IN the place Of the guilty The
hatfopbe advances where she may perish, her
pane. Oh i there be mortal anguish exile, il is TO
foesec toe disnster without ability to prevent it, IN TO
haze other Of warding OH but to predict IT, 1,
1t that hour wien France hss need Of all her children
apd Of the most faithful and not to be able devote our
HE to serve her our death her May our eyes,
therefore, coee far om her rather than see again the
horror Of such day This last word-s word OF Attic
ton as profound l0veor that the sword IL
drawu should &c live till then. but withdraw
IN silence and TO await 10 anguish ,han death
the ED Of fatal war in both csses-yciory-lhc op-
precision o. i,eiv by Trance: detestshe invasion OF
The Dfe mi Wa yfpn IN nj, IAfI,o