American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

uo eiuo VI Oeiuany. ho tn"y SOueNe
before the 18th Of August 10 assure the
German States Of bis waat Of disposition
10 Assail them, and Of his anxiety simply i
10 CONSERVE the peace of Europe, by depri- /:
wing Italy ofa glAriug Pretext for insurreO-
ton. He may also be solicitOus Of an op'
POrtunily Of presenting assurances OF his
distinguished consideration to the sOver
eigns Of Europe, and TO give them clear
N 10 uhderstaEd, tha, Austria has (ovced
him TO loosen upon her that which they
esteem the most awful element iu human
aif.iS-RKvOLuTrox. u be succeeds 10
making peece now, he Fill present in him
self one Of the most remarkable instances |
the world has seen. OF man who has not
only sown the wind and reaped the whirl
wiAd. bnt found an advantage 10 the har-
seAAs-lfs. ha&.has pressing .nPoa the Aus;
trisD Emperor, not only the finest army
in the world; and the mos. complete mill
tsty e0ginery ever seen. but be has the
revolutionary element in the hollow OF his
hand. Before the Armistiee GsTibsldi
was driving back the KGstrisns from the
passes q Tyrol, ihs French fec. vs. was ao>
i've 10 the Adriatio, Kossuth WAS organi-
1i9g tHuYgarisn legion n y Italy. Che Sar'
diniaps we're besieging Pcscbiers. and the
limsin Frepeh army was threatening Verona
and apparently about TO attack and drive
before them The army Of Austria, The
moment for the supreme struggle had ap-
lparently arrived, revolution was about
10 break out in Hungary, The interfe-
repes, Of PEu'sis was expected. A gener;
IG war seemed imminent, One man .willed
that N is crisis Of war should pass away,
and PraiO al wNs changed, The, cannon
ere silent. The stock markets bqoysut. tbs
military ,cOmmsnders retire from the seen,
and the Diplomats appear, And the sams
will that wrought this change. can as sud
denly shift the scene. The world mus
wait for its history upon the workings o
lbo, brain Of Napoleon III, whose face car
be as little read by nsnkind as that Of th,
man Of the iron, mask and whose putpOs'
litis rain 70 CONJECTURE. But vain as j
may bes there will be- no end 10 surmjse
, as to what may be designed for Italy,
4 "a
Has her blood in common with that o
France, been poured ou. in this war il
, vain? Have the people in this as 10 9th
er vars. been the mere puppe e of Imperi
! J,players? Is all this outlay of treasure
and sacrifice Of human happiness. this, mar
!, asmus Of armies and deyasliou Of freside
/. and provinces, to be all for nothing, SO "a
40 the, people are concerned? It may b
a taken for granted that the Austrians. wi
, psyer be allowed to resume their insolen
. sway in Italy, The treaty Of 1915. an,
the Austrian treaties guaranteeing the Sc
, curity Of despotisms in Italy, are no, more
! But what next Possibly, .Nspolson III
may restore YeDeiia. TO herself giving he
a position in European nations similar 4
tina. held by Greece77a asemi -Independsr
4 State, updero the protection Of the igrel
Bowers, Lombardy willin al probabiit
j e,aiiaehed TO Piedmopt, though il is sol
the Milanese dopot relish tire notion ihs
|. tbesKing gol Sardinia may become, the
! Sovereign STnse tny, Parma and Modem
$ may DO happily united under the patterns
. Goyernmentiof the hopeful cousin 9th
a French Emperor, and son-in-laws Of N
. King Of Sardinia--Pripes Napoleon. sTh
a Emperor Napoleon. Of course would nc
suggest suoh athing, but surely bo woul
! not object to il il itwsrel the viii Of th
!. lpeoplss Of the Duebics,or, His Holiness tn
/! Pope will need some strong admoaitions
1 .Thelblood OF tho peeplod shed by bis mer
1 csnariess who were shouting in the mas
/ saers his name asa watchword, cries from
the ground for, ytngeauees In managinl
these complications. surely the master @
the situstioR will ohayespfiOieut employ
4 fmeps IL AFTER tbeNrmistiee, war reopen
4 tho allies viii have been the gamers byth
i vacation. Il is ceTtaia that Napoleon
/. whose credit isa good With slSo people 70
4 any AmsuntOf gold he may require. an
|. whose position 10 that ola oouqueTor. Ca
= bettsrsaIold io. take The chances Of sdels
Il lhaps Francis Joseph. now shpmiliAtea M
!. der defeat, and with the bloodyghostsl, !,
! murdered nations haunting abimrto
natural 10 rejoice that the shedding (
!. blood ihaseysn tsmP0IaIilys csassd5-bu,
q n horrible 70 think that ihs'blocd Of n
y b'ave already poured outr may he she
/. ir vain. Better that thss blood sIill flo
!. isrisess, if Liberty may rise pp the fe
+ tide .. kasy than ihatahe wounds ,lWhis
i sreob bleediugfnilitary pows'1sto' death
n stauhched, and The bendsges which bi,
d up these wounds becons the feltefs OF d
% tons whose hearts bare sMAed 10 be
10 withohigh hopes forfrs, dom. .uclt 10 ,plea
70 anttO hearos peace, but there will be I
5. peace worth having. orthat can last. u
ll.t.. u - D go ~ lsFi ~ t~ FtafNftlgst.