, 1859-08-25
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Aa'aZzHH european LVttp Il EfQ&,' the sub
stance Of which viii 10 found in another col.
umn, is altogether Il remarkable document, lor.
rowing nothing from its authors prestige as
1homsst sasacons seer among European lbr-
ais III discerning the end Of tie lato war in
Italy from the beginning, but standing secure
y upon the logic Of facts The writer claims
to know that France il acting under d recen,
treaty with Russia ly Which tie disn,cmber.
ment Of Turkey and war against Engla,d
are inevitable. Tho close moutlcd policy tra-
ditional with Russia and the equally silent ii.
p'omacy Of Napoleon ILL.,, ,nay cast a doubt
upon tue positive assertions Of M:lzz1ni in tlis
regard. SO too tic ciriizing process going on.
in Rtssla-t!le emancipation Of tho scrfs-mav
argue against Tie theory tLat the Car las a,.y
designs against tic liberty Of Europe Still
we have no evidence that tho Manifest Dcsli
ny Of the Muscovitc M respects Constantine.
pie Inns undergone any cllanss BY tile death Of
Nicholas or tho destruction Of Sobastopol, a,M
it TO this, chiefly, that Mazzini points as tie
design lad in vicw by Russia in l,er alliance.
with Franco
But the especial significance Of Mazxinis
manifesto is found in lis estimate Of Louis M.
poleon and lis plans Of empire. This maj,
borne to tho Presidency Of the French Rcpul,-
Ac " Lie accident Of o name, undertook tlu.
suppression Of liberty iii Rome to nm;liarizr
the French army and nation with coup d. etots
and to concillate tue clergy for the rc~c,,ac,-
nsnt Of The Roman infamy in Paris.
In tic natural order Of things ,bc
bloody I'd of December came md
went The Republic was sn,othercd. r,t
alter all the murders and banislmonts 7v1,;,,,
attended the re-cstablisllmcnt Of imperialism,
the position Of Napoleon Ill was not sccmc
before either Franco or Europe. The cncroac,.
nents Of Russia upon Turkey came to a crisis
at the most favorable juncturc for the parrc-
nu tyrant By taking the lead in hostility 10
the czar, and by securing tue alliance Of Eu:-
land in the crimcan war, lie obtained q Euro
pean recognition. At The samo time Ills ap,u-
rent zeal in prosecuting the war arainst
the domloecring bear Of tho north ray,
him popularity at l,umc These things o},.
tanned, lle lad no more use for the wur liz
forced treaty Of peace upon his ally; greatly
70 The advantage Of lis enemy, thereby scc,.
ring the friendship Of Russia-a friendslIir. AZ
Aazzlni believes franght with great danger 10 |
liberty in Europe. The next move Of Bona.
partisan was Tic lato war in Italy. under.
taken solely to conquer the lriendshin and
all4ancc Of Austria AT the precise juncturc
when the latter had suffered terrible defeat.
~hen Francis Joseph saw himself well nicl |
crushed between zcuaves in Italy and .eyolu-
donlats in Hungary, the conaueror cast shield
over him and earned Ills everlasting gratitude
Thus the two Emperors Of the north and east
were brought into harmonious accord witht,c
Emperor Of tho west, By the novel process Of
being first beaten and thcu stuffed with s,,.,ar
plums-Russia beaten with the help Of tie
English cluh, and Austria with that Of tie
revolutionary bludgcon. And tllis furnishes
the key Of European politics for the last 1cn
ycaEs as lazziui understands it,
The next grand movement of Ron,n,rt;s,,
according to the ltaliau patriot, will be fla
humbling or overthrow Of Prussia md Erc-
|and The trio Of Emporors, now understand.
Ing each other perfectly, have plenty Of reason.
[of wishing to see constitutional liberty smo,h.
Fred wherever it shows its bead, How soou
'r IN what way they may undertake this con.
job is not indicated by Aazzini, out |
10 points out rational plan to prevent their
it ut al, to w.t. defensive league
'etwsen England, Prussia Germany, Holland,
spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the smaller
states of Europe, to guarantee each others in
agrity and independence.
Another phase Of Bonapartism pointed out
. aazsiai is the evident desire Of Napoleon
IL to form a dynasty: With MI his emula. |
aons q Napoleon ], he has no desire to follow
u nacas's footsteps to st. Helena, nor to hare
nseoeaed in history that he kept tho rm-