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

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=. ..r,b,v freddy 20 the Allies. ! aeed not say
o.. The .res. majority Of To EpgEah patin would
,pp,.ud such policy; but the ar"tocra'y are sill
,tron,ly in favor Of Austrs, 50 much SO that Card-
nal Wi.eman and the great bulk Of the Roman
Catholics 90 DOW openly f0r Lord Derby, veil
aware that Austria means nothing else than the
Pope and his copcordAt-
Ko..u,h has lately vi.ited Manchester, Bradford
and Glasgow, spoken to enthusiastic meetings, rec
o,,neudrd perfect neutrality, and limited that be
NAV soon be called to action. He certainly VII
not allow himself to be used as Nspoleon's csSPsw,
NOR will be engage in a desperate flibuster
.xh;bition. vhich would bring ruin On Hungary
and Lead to useless bloodshed; but, fully aware
that Austria cannot be driven out Of Italy by a
abort and brilliant campaign, be bides his time
until the war shall extend to the other provinces
Of the Austrian Empire. His friends, therefore,
ought not to think that Hungary Will come at once
into play, and the Hungarian residents in the
United States ought not TO be uneasy before the
time of acton comes. Let them remain quietly
where they are if they are needed they will GER
tainly be called upon. 1t would be perfect mad
ness on their part to rush to Genoa before the call
comes. Klapka and the other Hungarian nota-
bilities who are now in Italy, have as yet no field
for action.
Southern Germany is stark mad. The AugsSsre
Gaztne, that old organ of Despetism and Jesuitism,
clamors for war against France, dreams Of con-
ouering Paris and separating Alsatia and Lorraine
from Francs--of course in favor Of Bavaria.
Northern Germany 10 cooler, and the Prince he
gent of Prussia, mindful Of the traditions OF bis
bouse, watches with quiet cOmplacency the events
which weaken Austria, his rival in Germany. He
is now, by the expectant policy he has assumed,
virtually at the head of all Germany, moderating
the Austrian sympsthies of toe minor Southern
States, but putting his army On formidable foot
ing. Russia likewise is assembling her forces on
the frontiers of Prussia and Austria, and threatens
to invade them if Germany should really rush into
hostilites But the southern 6re-eaters, Like their
namesskes in America, are reader to speak big
words than to fight, unless they know that they
are supported at the north.
SUSPICIOUS movements are visible in the Danubmn
principaIities Couxs, having been at last recog-
nized as Prince of Nsldo- Wallachia, may soon
abdicate in favor of Prince Milosh Of Servia, who
would thus become the ruler Of all the three I'M
portant prncipalties, while Prince Danilo Of Mon
tenegro is preparing Tor raid into Bosnia with
the view of raising there the standard Of revolt.
For tho benefit of your readers Of German
origin, subloin an extract from Kossuth's Brad
ford speech, in which he treats the German ques-
ton.
M. KOSSUTH rose and SAID:
Sir il is more than difficult, it is utterly impossible
TO understand the process OF reasoning py .mcn me
German Liberals have come TO the CONCLUSION that
il in their interest TO support Austria Inc herman
princes who call upon Germany to rush TO the rescue
of Austria have for half century oppressed the suo
jects to degree that their yoke became mtoIerable
and that violent Outbreakrgs could not be prevented
With an admirable patience, with an indomitabe per,
severaI CO. the German people strove for Liberty and
unity through the means of the press through the ex
ertions Of the Dets and at last through the sword
And who was il who instituted the political inqusitions
Of Msyence in 1919 1.-The FEEDER al resolutions against
the liberty of the press against the right Of sssoca-
ton even against the symbolic coors OF German nde
pendence Who filed the prisons with panots and
the American backwoods with undetermined demo-
Spon whom they san se' FOR support
massive indignites which they dared to offer to
their subjects Why, Sir, was upon n AaS una
the source Of every evil that poured upon Germany for
ages. and yet the Germans, even the German Demo-
Gratis get excited at her being In danger and are anx
ious TO assist her whose destruction they ongh 10 nan
as the regeneration OF Germany lUne.nI Mde =;
the Church of st. Paul at Frankfort and proclaimed
the unanimous wish of the nation for unity was an
Austrian srchduke who first stuthed them by his cum
ming and then silenced their eloquent voice, sending
those who had elected him the vicar Of the empire 70
prisop and to exile. When Schleswig- Hobtein, de-
string TO remain German waged war against Denmark
and her cenIaiEing tendencies, it was an Austrian
army which handed them over to their enemies. When
Hsssa exhausted all pesceabe means for maintaining
her legal constituton-when the inhabitants. IN the
spirit of William Penn, offered mere passive resist
ance to their peured Prince, it was again an Austrian
army Of occupation which put down their resistance
Wherever there spark Of freedom, an aspiration
after liberty left from the conhagration Of lsis, was
trampled out by the non hoOf Of Austria. And
now that Austria, that curse Of Germany Is IN
danger, 1 do not wonder, forsOoth, that the Ger
man Princes-those underings of ViennaCkept on
their thrones solely by the fear Of Austrian bayonets
should desire to rush TO the rescue OF their hege ord
1t quite natural that princes Of Hassa, OF Wurem
burg Of Nassau, Of Reuss, Of Lichtenstein OF Witt
gensten; that the Metternichs the Schwar!enourgs,
the Pognscs the Wndischgratz, should gather
round the banner Of despotism; but how are we to
understand that German democrats should feel ready
TO light Roe by side with them when the pretended
banner of Germany is raised by the very hands which
are stained with the blood Of Blum, and of Trutecher
with the murder of liberty and of German unity at
Frankfort and in Hesse, in ScheswR Hostein, and all
over Germany. At the very moment when the bloody
dice Of war were cast, Francis Joseph solemnly de-
clared that he drew the sword against revolution.
You know that by the despotS the aspirations for lib.
erty and national independence were always designated
by that name hear hear 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 it is the anarchy