The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
TIE THREATENED WAR IN EUROPE.


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Manifesto OF the RevoIusionary C.ntr., c,,,,.
msutee OF London Ghe Red RspubiScans
AEss.st France Gong To War, RsputiSste
Italy, Advocate Is~.ian NationaIity. but
not Through the King or sardinia, Ro-
over France % .Sd I. Deisesssl1 s ~ Hint ~ "ys sns
Assnssanation Of the EmgcrOr Napoleon, &c.
Translated for the Nsw YoKK HrsA1p1
There are some truths, aisb cruel TO speak and
10 bear which wound the hearts whence toey EN- snata
and the hearts that they enter but are questioned
and however painful may be duty being questioned
The liberty enjoyed by under the future deliver.
er o. May, augmens 10 much every day, that me people,
them Information, demand Of tbs prescribed Of demo-
crscy, our opinion on the .-rrl.
The two pubic journals that st remained 10 the oppo-
t on have taken advantage OF the last victory 70
v.er round to Tie power the best possible condrons
We must, OF course be Dationai before anything else
Aver having proved that there two hundred and
my Thousand courageous Paris who were ooooeed
70 The empire, but who would follow IL 10 the nsid OF
honor both OF these journals have and ara
DOW sold in the the double ooneas OF rorv sad
her own treasury Thus the whole press at the veeeut
sounds Inc charge, and tns Journal De-
ss has empe 60 blast through the trumpet The u,eul-
bers OF the Academy pledge thense yes the PeAce Con-
gess enIoi themselves en- nase under The banner n de-
Sacy takes his letters Of marquee Hayn commanos s
corps Of volunteers; and the last by uverrs suf
frsss Grsrdln replaces IAsoar pAuversne fst grena-
consequently converted.
bonspate-et the sposates from peace any price by
order become the Ihunderbos Of waret the Pritchar
oss speak Of Waterloo and the condemned Of Saint BE-
ram OF national hoDofet Jews and st. Sionians agree
TO deliver a Italy into the hands of the Popewe i've II.
hn hs,, ~ h.ca,nas % m'r.oies ss Aontzem-
let them prove TO the Italians that the remedy will pro-
ceed out Of the evet them preach the foreign and
French democrats confidence and union IN Tho -
France lot the deiveance OF 1tay-le them annoupoa
that the Virgin has had another child made second Goa
Me- New APOSTLES nave always had too much faithn~ gos
Messiah. 'e' A"o'nes
Because they have lost conscience, they think ,ha. wa
nave lost memory They think that success can efaca
crime and thai mpuDy reform the guiltv Knave~
can 30 more be TRANSMITTED than They think that
,ne p same man wno IN succession committed the
TWO repnoics who reestabshed the Pope in order 10
make himself emperor who re established altar and
back has assisted with hs pous soldiers every Of
body and soul-the double regime of indulgsuoes and
warnings to the yonder the nQuetop the ndex ana
fo ced To the abduction children here Ma
zas Coreand yes they think that these heroes
With viii rsnusc rrsnce n0s' iay Let them commence then,
of the Mitur. Bonaparte deports liberty but does po
| export S wv
| Liberty is his enemy everywhere Wboeve. er.,.v.,
hs own does not deliver Others. He will BE- for them
what ne Is for us-a master. Liberty right are the
pretexts We the Of aposhsr 2d Deenher ~
European I'd December; foreseen foretod ever s,ncs
the dber and which we have In sounded in the ears
OF tne people Tne coup deal in France cost us the re-
public. In Europe il may COS. us nore--ihe ooantrv
Bonaparte @ WIN not Tree ltay-be will expose France
tese ns Is 40, pr, precey rs a, psopSscy Aas remn's
not the Emperor, Europe will stop him.
is always delicate mission to speak OF danger to
against for liberty. We therefore, scepI "o,v
against war Of ambition You ask why wa's do you
ask by whomS The empire makes 1t at home Ronsnert
seeks to make it abroad-thats a AIvaya In the game
styie mixing alsehood with truth his cause With mai Of
.he people hs interest with their rights. The Of tha
S}st Oh Nay furnishes hirn the subdups us tho
treaties Of 1919 FURNISH him the means Of c9n0uap0
tha pnu
him the temptation in not abrogating them completelv
There treaties thai force made and which force can un-
make, are, like everything that is UNJUST permanent
source OF apprehension, agitation var Toere = no
security no sssonsy without equity 1t is said that peo
PIE nave only me masters they Deserve masters bava
also Only the subjects that they merit nsurrston ~
tyranny oeeet each Other recprocay Leave the psope
| and peace through liberty. '1''''
In the neantme France is the only nation that op
presses no one WITH us inquous treaties Let us saw
more she s tbe only nation that suars fron,
them as do the small nations. In weakening her snc
humpi,ng her, as they do in taking from her her
natural frontiers, they push her fatally to rend then,
by some hand or other, worthy or not canshIc
or not Of that act Of reparaon In DENYING the rcbs oe
others well her in these treaties thew svc,,
her generosity still than her selnstness :od %
her two reasons for one TO listen 70 follow even Ia
,he 81! the ha.sai traitor who only serve hs
own purposes by the employment her noble inst ncs
love q justice and passion Of devotion.
Bonspafte up til now, has only violated the treaties
ba secteo Bonaparte He feels the necessity of doing
something for others, especially when the interest of
others is that which surrounds his own In kIing the
TepupnC ne nRs teapeu the Al home
abroad He has satisfy despe Of which he viii
turn them TO his advantage II is thus that NJ NOM,
Sexas SeE hasS been saoa 3 forced & 70 Apply, willingly
Tying them more or less, in changing them 70 hta
ashion-socialistc principles credit borrowing savnes
appopratng to himself in the best the IDEAS ths
requirements OF the age, and Gnally swaioinr mn the
public fortune in his pockets those of friends rhe
abroad hes is about spoil the work of de,verance
70 waste the resources Of the revolution and to draw on
the blood OF France for his advantage his own ex
pedency in selfish and dynasc vieu for his own ad-
io yna aftpa1 Dx-.a
peace is liberty and that liberty Is the end of the
empire; that the laurel preserves him from the
eessay smi 90 %ucs crsI ' glory mo-
crimes did not banh all glory He that the sword
enough dazzle the eyes and errfy the heart He avs
TO himself that being more guilty than the other he can
not be less grand BE sees himself having done all for
himself and nothing for Others driven at last TO se ne
cesfes Of peace or Of war; pleasing one neither the
people nor the army not even his family Murat thirsty,
The soldier Of that sterile Eastern war sou4h the mar
shals baton in his knapsack, found wooden leg
The sergeant with his medal wound that forever
opens and will consume his pension The general dreams
OF kingdom from the east 70 the wcet Each h nsantv
according 70 his rank, and oil the world expecting
What Of France She has retakeu her ancient
hnss-not even rebuilt her fortincatons Of Hunlnsue
And YET in spite Of those treaties untouched by her only
herself frcm Turkey, Belgium from Holland Neuchatel
from Prussia WITHOUT counting the hole that Austria made
did At Paris s therefore, only question Of eusreinr
the rent 70 pass through the whole empire Alps and
Rhine-lssy to-day and Germany 70 morrow. Let de-
liver Italy unforunatey those treaties that have shoru
and penned the people like herds have not alone beue
htsed Austria iFrance right In attacking them The other
great Powers are Interested In defending them BY vr-
tue OF the said treaties, England possesses from ne ta
lians Malta, from the Greeks Cor from the spaniards
Gibraltar, from the Germans Cape, from even the
French the Canadas without counting the Hndoos In
word the most national people Of tbs world violates most
nst'cnaitles nearly 81. dc Girsrdn logically oounsss
England 70 renounce them ALL In order that We might take
afew. After England comes Austria, possessing IOm-
bards, Venetians, Hungari.ns, Gsicans, 81. What
alisncel Russia and Prussia dividing with Austria ths
whole OF Poland Down to the second and third order Of
nations there s done Of them who seek not To
others feeber than themselves Denmark poeseses HoI
stein; Holland, Lmbourg, and even that Italy, 40 pos
stsed possesses in her turn Savoy for that called pos
ritory you posseesors
The first sovereign who will take the cause OF the people
10 naId, said the other Napoleon day Of and
exile, viii be followed by the whole world. Yes but
there s only one sovereign who would do and who
could do Bohe peoplc As TO the Emperor ~ 70 Napo-