New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-19
nrxy view or THE ITALIAN WAR

NEW VIEW OF THE ITALIAN WAR
The Revue De rOuest, French journal puollsnea
in 81 Louis, views the maneuves Of LOUIS Napoleon
in the same light q most Of The German Journals
In . late number Il says:
II Bonaparte intends To- restore destiny, ne u
brances Of lsIl and 1916 with blood. With whose
blood with ths blood Of bis three principal foes
Rnesia. Austria and England. The enemies, whose
coalition caused ies%ss aeiea must s' e
commenced with Russia. It was easy enough to
and 1 pretext for an expedition against Russia.
Turkey was in peril, or appeared to be 90. he bur.
red to assiae Turkey and with the aid OF England
contemplated to crush Russia. It was for the pur.
pose Of taking vengeance against the successor of
Alexander the First, under the pretence Of saving
civilization and freedom in Turkey At present it 10
the turn OF Austria, against which his hatred IS
much more intense than against Russia The object
q present is not mere punishment but to destroy
wholly and at once. He will take away from Aus.
tria Lomhardy, Venice, Hungary and Gallicia, and
will reduce it to third-rate power. i Will lose
the Imperial titles, which henceforth will be confined
to one family only in Europe. This must be done
again under the pretence Of preserving civilization
and freedom, and the Italian question has come up
just in time. If Austria is defeated, the SECOND
vengeance is fulfilled the defeat Of Waterloo IS tnen
70 be avenged Is the greatest ana most exGessvs
Isnt sacsst Encisnd NAV he nrenared for terri.
bic act Of vengeance from the Empire Of Peace, tor
she was the soul Of al me coatoGs, ana wsJ sn ns
y. uaIsna ~ ustr;s 4 crushed ont. the Emperor
viii discover somewhere in the British Empire 2
conspiracy against civilization and freedom
England percelves sns, ana paePStvs ~ are d
and that he intends to march
from Se6astopol via Milan to London. The end will
b. contested with al the Prde ana T,. ana
- ~ W Sd ~ which the present French
Emperor Is capable.
The above Il very Frenchy;" but. nevertheless,
+hs,e a.. .honsands and hundreds Of thousands who
ba;.ve y Il a. something very similar to 1t. They
leor has all the faults with few Of the great qualities
Of the First Napoleon and although the former has
shown himself man Of rare administrative powers
il peace and in war, in easy times and in trying
times they still persist in calling him blind fol-
lower OF what they choose TO term destiny.'
This view of Jou;a Napoleon il altogether errone.
ma h IA no believer in destiny, y but farseeipg,
saracious, common sense man, who adapts himself to
tia circumstances which surround him, and strength
ens himself bv every change of the European pro-
oramme Hitherto he has been emineutly successful,
and We belieye he win continue to be successful a.
long az he conducts himself with the Judgment and
wisdom which have characterized bis previous career.
That ~ shonld hate Austria with all bis heart is
Int natural The perfidv Of that mower to his Rlor-
ons nncle rendera sucb feeling iustisble but that
re- ahop,d enter nnon ! dangerous war to crafty
,.-.on.l en;n,ositx !. entirely nreposterous. The
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