Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-07
WHOLE NO 1873


preservation of dynasles, at last requied
the deludei nations, at the Con aeas of
Vienna, b. selling aud bartering iiirni Ike
cattle, and by Irea,irs Eufap- Ike y. a'lo-
dial farm. Thus it is hat Lombardy, thus
it is that Venice, the Fairy Cay. robbed
of iis glorious Independence OF hirieen
hundred yeas' standing, Were cos. ed over
like cricket Sail into the hands of TIE
house OF Aus ria. Hear. hear These
las loriy four years OF Italian life. with
their eroans. with their ever growing ha.
tired au discon.cn;, with their ever-recur.
ring connexions, conspiracirs revclts,
revolutions; wi h ia ir scaffol1s sosk+l In
the blood of patriots; witt heir horrors of
SDielbarg AID Man ua. aad vi il The cha
ting anger with which the words. 'Ont
with the Auslriansl'' tremble on the lips
Of every Italian-these forty four yeas
are recorded III history as a standing pro-
test against those impious treaties. The
robbed protested loudly enough against the
compact Of the robbers. (Cheefs.) Yet,
forsooth, we are told that the treaties Of
1915 are inviolable. Why. have heard
that England rang with merry peal when.
the stern inward jadge, conscience, led
the hand of Castlcreagh to suicide: and
shall we. in 1853, be offered the sight of
Eng land plunging into the incalculable ca
lamities of great war for no better pur-
pose than to uphold the accursed work Of
the Cast!ereaghs, and from no better mo-
tive than TO keep the accursed home of lhs
Austrians safe? fCheors) Irvi.lsbls
treaties, indeedl Why, my lord. The Tor
ty-four years that have since passed. have
cribbled those treaties like seve The
Bourbons. whom they res'or 70 The
throne of France, have vans u and h.
Bonaparies, whom they prescribed, are re-
stored. Hear, hear.) Two chang IS
the transformation of Swi zerland from n
ccpecera ion of Staes into confederaed
Safe. ..and the independence of Belgium
have been accomplished in spite of those
treaties, to the profit of liberty; but for the
res, the distinctive feature of the clibb'inr
process through which these treaties have
passed is this: that every poor remnant of
freedom which they had spared has been
ufrooied by the unsparing hand of des-
potlsm. From the Republic OF Clacow.
poor remnant of Poland, swallowed by
Austria. down o the freedom of the press
guarantee! to GermFny, but reduced TO
such condition that in the native land of
Gutenberg not one poor square yard il
left TO set free press upon, everything
that was not OF evil in those inviolabie trea-
ties h>s been tramped down to the profit
of despo,iSm, of concordats. of Jesai;s,
aud of ni5hting darkness. All these
violations of the inviolohle treaties have
been accomplished without England once
shaking her mighty trident to foibi. i;
and shall il be recorded In lis,o that
when the object is to drive Austria from
lialy. when The natural logic of his un-
derakinS might present my own naive
land with chance OF hai deiv-ranea Ia
which England bade Col sp4ei vii "a
mighty ontcry OF sympa-ay. roliag like a
thuader from John % roal S to he Lands
End--that leliyeranee for which prayers
nave ascended and are ascending sill To
the Father of mankind from millions of
BRUSH heGls--shall it 10 recorded in hi.-
;ory ha- At such time. tha. under such
circumstances, England plunged iaio the
horrors aad caiamigies OF war--nav, that
she took upon herse 10 make this war
long and universal. for the mere purpose OF
upholding the nviolabli.y of those rotten
treaties, those highwaymen-comp mpacts. in
favor of despoiic. priest ridden, bankrupt
Austria, good for nothing on earth. except
to spread.darkness and to perpetuae selyi-
tudes. cloud cheers.) There you have
that Austria in Piedmont carrying on war
in manner tha! calls to memory the ho.-
rors of the bygone ages of barbarism cloud
cheers J. allowing her vigorously disciplin-
ed soldiers 10 act the part of robbers let
loose on an unoliending population. to offer
violence to helpless women, to outrage
daughters in presence Of their parents, and
revel in such other crimes as The blood of
civilized men curdle at hearing related.
and the tongue falters in relating. (Hear.
hear. Such she was always, these hor
rors bui family reflect what Hungary had
TO suffer from her in our late war. (IIea
hear.) Aad shall it be said that Eugland
the home Of gentlemen, sent her brave
sons to saed their blood, TO s,ain thar
honor, in fighting side with su-h S,ld-
atesca." for the maintenanae Of those
highwaymen compacls o 1915 10 the
prom vi tldt huStId- lglAI cheers.
No, let the people of EnziaaA raise loai
their mighty voice--let them thunder forth
the fol hidden words, No. this shall nos
: be!''-let them give the government Of the
nation the pillar of the nations clearly
; expressed will to lean upon him. TO rel cnniad
them thai they are the ministers of Eng
land and not of Austria, and foriify their
national position against the influence Of
: foreign insidious whisperings. (Cheers.)
There is danger, 1 tell you. Rlen Of Eng
land. there is danger before your doors.
Do not bnndly conide in appearances
l The wooden walls and iron bulwarks of
+ England went forth to the Mediterranean
q with sealed secret orders. What If those
silent papers should have something to do
with the the slip Orion. moored athwart
the port OF Genoa so as TO impede the dis
embsrkation of French troops. and refusing
to move an inch cut of the way? 1t is
e run,ored that the indignation of the Gen
nncp .vas lf,ud fbat Fnolandse pav,l q,