New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

urge ths rour.ry IN spite OF III re csulon OF
TIE Article in re Args5E,g Ga-S,fe which We pra'e'
,,s,,-dav will seem .xrravssant ~ EDg-hDen,
but i - only sample at the daily outpodi'ngs %
the Germsn press That Laui- Napoleon mrNiiia'eS a
rsrevsl Of BIZ uncle's policy, that the camPaisn "a
Italy 10 be succeeded by campaign 90 the hn.e;
srd that G.rmsny, noT uBPrecedeo'edly uaI'ed
and eribusastic ought - bring things - crsfs a.
cree and anticipate Threatened u-urpa'un, l. ne
COZ sart argument 81 yong and OH throughout 'ho
Fa'hrrland; ard The iagstHrg GG-ete oniy repeal'
what nav - heard IN every pubic place. We may
take INDEED his arice A. expressing preiy ia'riy
ba, the syrrsg- German ihk sbou, his own country
anc France ard The state Of Europe; SID TIE conpo
-ton -ho- The strength and he weakness oi The pco-
NE 70 whom /. : addIes>ed. The dliy ~ tiermaay,
proclaim. he Eri.r - - 20 20 With France II
''once. With an army ui half = million Ut nrn. ihe
"Cor federation might march Pans, snd make H.
VAN glorious Inhabitants rue be dsy when fhey eN-
cited n. suunty Il Teu'oI &c people. We advance
"on Paris 70 up-,t Napoleon, To deliver the world nom
&" nightmare which la. too long already oppressed ts
80 chest, u destroy -ystrm which y \ p'ssHe
40 morality right sni civilization" Such services
20 humanity must II course have their reward lnis
can be 10 other Il 81 Alsace and Lorraine. Ihe
4" brosd wedge vert Of the hne OF LGxemorg oy Metz
and Many - Bx.le-tha .sial wedge, which strikes
20 deep the German territory when - long ma
" offended eyeEy eve IL Germ suy on the map OF ku
-ope-must haul down the French tag. SUCH Z
the programme Of German cOLques for the year lc'9
Il may b. ravirg, bu; STU az the present moment peo-
pie are laviug IN nearly The same usnner Through
very cloud Of X from Hamburg 10 Vienna.
The ou " thing for cJniisr i Snetner sucn mo
dcmortsces thr-4ten any serious result, and now itr
The .pr, Of wbrh hey give ev"ence may be c"nsii-
cred a ? danger ~ 4 safeguard 20 Europe.
With respect 70 the io-uer question, sc must s1m!.
that the uiror German States likely 10 give much
trouble .o pru-ss, srd TIA, II the trench Emp ror
does no. Gni himself IN quarrel aith tnen ], VIII %
solely through the exsrors OF the m OF be'lh' II
/. rather cfcu, q peIetrate The Ieuionc uind sum
c.nily 10 a.crrian sue;' the drph- Of ~ inner
corscousness Il believes tat the G-Tmans can beat
TIE Fr.rcb or not. To Judge om the frantic app-s'
70 Providence, and berry AMI justice, am England,
and Sweden and Norway, and every Power, abstract
OF H. efial one -ould th!lk the Germans Ia agonles
cfterror. Ii Napoleon al. we're publishing DEGREES
from DresceD or Il. Rim the German pspers could not
-briek wildly than curing the lsst taree mnnths
ard vet there be douo tina; the people aud
the army are ithamed by something very Ike
martial srdor TIER desire 70 hsot arises not
30 much from desperation a. from conn ience.
They believe that France wants 10 make war
upon them sooner or later and they think themselves
strong enough AMI united enough 10 give her lesson
at once. They have been CALLED by the lead France
has taken in European Affairs aud by the chronic boast
ing Of the French soldiery, who seldom allow Ter
n an 20 be ten minutes IN their company without AL
allusiOn 20 the left bank OF the Rnlle. The alliance
between Frarce Russia has reused them still fur
tber, though they fully count on the unHllngneSs oil
the Gar 10 carry thng- 10 exr-mltes win the dhas
ties and people Of Germany Proper. The consequence
i that many Of them really do wish TO 90 to war with
FraIce ard the Son heIn States nave yentured on
acts which NIGH; in-iify France in demanding eXpla
nations The B-varian Government IL o-tentatiously
sporting Austrian troops through ts territory TO
the seat Oi war while both TIL. state and SaNony ani
Wurtemberg are supplying the Au.trans with every
material of warfare which they can furnish A. for
the Bayaran Court there can be no doubt that would
be delighted 10 lind the French Emperor take unbrage
a, II. breaches Of neu'rsiy aud commit some reprsa
which would draw the whole Confederation into the
quarrel. Napoleon horever will, no doubt, be on ms
guard and vii ignore long he can the prOvoca-
iions Of the more excited COaIt-.
In the cOnduc, NJ these need not say We have no
,vu pathy While We cor slider II guaranty Of Euro
Ussn freedom that the Germans should be united
strung and determined 10 allow aggression On the
pan OF their neig hbOrr Yet war With France Tor the
mere purpose # supporting the Austriaus in Italy
would meet with the jus, reprobstion Of the whole
word. TIE fret daty OF Germany IL TO herself and
the resources which permit large armies to be-
brought into the field should BE- huebanded 20 defend
the Ptiherand in the complications which the next
few years may witness. The existence of the Aus
TRAN don inon in Italy j. not matter of Importance
To the Confederation. Many believe, and we think
Justly, that the Empire would be stronger should the
OnflyGg provinces Of Venice and Milan be snndered
from It. The danger against which Europe has TO
guard II not the defeat OF Austria but the awe-sness
aggressive designs Of two great despotc Powers
security against these beet be Obtained by the
course England has adcpted-a general and perna-
pelt preparation for war and resolnte determination
10 observe the s'rctsst neutrality II Germany, ac-
ceptng the leadership of Prussia will content Itself
with being ready far any future event, the military
ambition Of France may be sufficiently checked by
such permanent attitude Of defense; but IT, in obedi
ehce 10 e1travagaut spprehensions, 1t PUSHES into
war 10 help those who ought 10 need help from any
one the world will not be sparng of It's just reproba-
ton