The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-09
AUSTRlA'S POSITION.

reliable London correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, in
his letter Of the 22l ult., says;
It is not to be supposed that Austria
wanted war. The aggression was
commenced by the Emperor of the
French on the lst OF january, and
even long before that time the prcIim-
mary intrigucs necessary for the pur-
pose had been cOnSuInInatcd with Sar-
dinia and Russia.
Austria has not refused n single
requirement that could property have
been presented to her. Lord Cow,ry
aSccrtaincd the prof"sscd views Of the
Emperor Oflhc French. Austria at
oncc agreed to them. Russia disturb
ed this arrangement by putting in
the suggestion for ii Congress. Aus.
tria again aSscnlcd. She asked, it is
true, thai the disarmament Of Sardi-
MIA should be made "A preliminary con
dilion; but when this was objected TO,
She waived it Immediately and subAti.
tn'cd the logical and most proper
stipulation that the disarmament
should DC general.
II peace was d'"Irrd' mere 1t was
for all parties. But Sardinia would
not d'saFm. as il price Tor her con
sent she must be admitted rs II princi.
l'al 10 l'c congress- ms was no
pari OF the proposition OF ltuSSla, ana
introduced, %lh"rrl"rr' AN entirely new
element why should sardinia, winch
IS the least Italian OF powers, he adj
matted when TIE l"pc and hing OF
Naples were "XclGd'W Or course,
Austria womb NOT listen to anything
50 anomalous. The English Govern
mcnl, IN liclr ciiurtS at pncilication,
then proposed as a final attempt that
all the independent Italian powers, in
clHdin@ Sardinia, should be- invited to
join. This, however, in no way men
dcd the matter. Such u suggestion
was alike inconsistent and lmpcrii-
ncDt. England and France have
long ago broken oil diplomatic rcla-
tons win the hinS OF Naples, and
are not IN Il c0hdi'IOn TO ask INN to
join them IN diplomacy; and apart
from that consideration. the question
was ny what right independent prin-
,cS were summoned to confer with
''lrr powers on the management Of
me internal affairs OF Their own States.
Would Franc" allow herself TO b"
before u c"nncIl OF monarchS
!" answer n"cry Of anguish" from the
nat'onolil"s IN A'SeIIai Or would
Bingham hoId herself hound TO appear
whenever DINER Enr"Pran powers
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