The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-23

| parents, and revel IN such otbef crimes ~
the blood Of civilized men curdle at bearing
related, and the tongue falters 10 relating.
(Hear. hear.) Such she was aiusys these
horrors bat fsinty raect what Hungary
had TO suffer from her 10 our late var.
Hear, bear) And shall II he said that
Engiand, the home OF gentlemen. sent her
brave sons TO shed their blood, to stain their
honor, 10 fighting side by side with such .
Soldatescs," for the maintenance OF those
n.compscts Of 1915 to the profit
Of that Austria, loud cheers) No. lc,
the people OF England raise loud their mighty
voice-let thsm thunder forth the forbid len
| words. Z" No. this s5all not be let them
give the government Of the nation the pill
lar Of the nations clearly expressed will 10
lean upon, 20 remind them that they are the
ministers OF England and not Of Austria,
and fortify their national position against
the influence Of foreign insidious whisperings.
(Chcers.) There is danger, tell you, men
Of England. there is danger before your doors.
do not bliDdly confde In APPEARANCE. The
wooden walls and iron bulwzrks Of England
went forth TO the Mediterranean With sealed
secret orders. What il those silent papers
should have something TO do with the ship
Orion, moored athwArt the port Of Genoa
so ~ TO impede the Decentralization Of
French troops, and refusing TO move an inch
out OF the way? II is rumored that tho
Indignation Of the Genoscsc was loud. that
Englsnd's naval officers were Obliged to stay
oil night ashore. NJ even the poorest Condo
lier refused TO row them 10 their ship.
What IL you should hear Of the recurrence
OF petty annoyances, may be chance, may be
design, but at oil events calculated TO annoy
the French and Italians, and to provoke
some untoward collision, upon the ground
OF which you may then hear England's hon.
or talked OF in stirring variations. and, as
you have been appropriately warned by the
Tunes, you may 20 TO bed one evening, be-
lieving yourself at peace, and may wake on
the morrow finding yourself at war? And
all this for the glorious purpose Of vindica.
ting the inviolability Of the precious ,rea.
ties Of 1915. (Cheors Let the peoples
voice keep England out Of war till Parlia-
nent meets Parliament will keep her safe
when II shall have met. Cheers The
hustings gave q guarantee for this. But IL
the people relax its watchfulness. the veil OF
IN " accomplished fact may come between
which even Parliament may find il difficult
TO redress.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA
think il both urgent and important, my
Lord Mayor, that public opinion should be
explicit in its manifestations. because | can.
not forget that some distinguished members
Of her Majestyls government limited ct the
possibility Of England flying to the rescue
Of Austria, IL she were 10 be attacked ia
the Adriatic. liear.) And ask what is
that Austria TO you, that she should be
Rugged TO the protecting bosom Of Britain.
MIA. ut the cost OF your blood TO be shed in
streams, Of your money TO be spent by
hundreds Of millions, at the cos, OF bringing
incalculablc confusion into your commercial
relations, inficting deep wounds. II may be
durable wounds, on your prosperity. check.
Jog your progress, and arrcsting the course
OF your peaceful reforms Hear, hear ard
cheers) What | ask again, what is the
House OF Austria TO you! Renewed
cheers.) Is its existence advantageous TO
your commercial iu,eres,sY Why, just con
suit the latest returns Of the Board OF Trade,
and you will see that your commerce with
small but ire Belgium is nearly six times
as extensive rs your commerce with the big
Austrian empire. Hear, hear) Uruguay
nearly equals il the Philippine Islands,
poor Norway. and little Greece rank each
before Austria. But know that when the
Heterogeneous compound Of that European
nuisance is once dissolved, your commercial
intercourse with Hungary alone mus, ~ ten
times rs extensive as it il with the whole
Austrian empire nov. Or is il true. as
some have told you, that Austria is your
useful ally, both faithful aud true Laugh
ter usciul indeed know tina, Austria
was the Unsuitable pensioner Of England
that she was the bot,omlcss sack into which
England poured millions from the li,e-sweat
Of her industrious people, know that in
the late French wars You gave her the little
snug sum OF seventeen millions OF pounds
but what advantage have you 90, from her
in return. that is not yet recorded in history?
Laughter know what YOU have saved
Austria. but do not know wha, YOU are
indebted for your safety, for your rank
among the nations, nor your prosperity, OF
for your freedom, TO her Cheers A dear
ally she was 10 you, iorsoo,h only too dear.
but how useful - that have vet to learn.
Austria your ally, faithful and true Why
gentlemen, remember the Crimean war. Cast
your eyes a, the gloomy churchyard field
before Sehas,opol. IL is faithful Austria.
that pale phantom OF death, that sent your
berocs Ia die in vain on that barren field.
while she stood Idle 10y without firing a shot.
without raising finger. in nturn tor all your
consideration for her. Hear, hear.) Blu,
II | can Ind no answer 10 the question.
What is Austria 10 England ?" could
tell YOU tale OF horrors about what Aus
tria Is to the grea, bir,hright o, mankind
liberty. what she is 10 freedom Of COZ
science. what she is 10 cu,uN and enlgh,en.
men,, what she is 10 everything tina, good
men prize. No, Engla'd cannot, Eng land
will M, load herself with the reproach OF
opprcssd millions by stepping between
Austria aud rctribu,hon. Tor which she az
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