The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-26
iHE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

still presides over his designs, and, while
shielding the interests which Providence
has entrusted to him, his Majesty has no
idca, you may most positively assert it, OF
separating his views from those OF his allies,
Far from it, his government, referring to
the incidents which have marked the nego.
tiations OF the preceding weeks, entertans
the 6rm hope that the government of Her
Britannia Majesty will continue to persevere
in an attitude which. by uniting by NOR
al bond the policy OF the two countries, will
allow the Cabinets OF Paris and OF London
TO give mutual explanations without re-
serve, and to combine, according TO even,u.
alities, an entente, destined TO preserve the
Continent from the effects OF u struggle
which may arise al one OF It's cNtremities.
Russia, We am perfectly convinced OF it,
will be always ready to direct her efforts to
the same end As regards Prussia, the im.
partial, and, at the same time, conciiating
spirI, OF which she has given proof since the
| commencement Of the crisis, Is u sure guar
an,ee OF her inclination TO neglect nothing
TO circumscrbe the explosion.
We sincerely hope that the other powers
which form the German Confederation will
not allow themselves TO be led astray 10y
the remembrance of different epoch. France
can orly behold with sorrow the excitement
which has seized upon some States of Ger.
many. She does not understand how tina,
great country, ordinarily Nd calm and 80
patrio,ically imbued with the knowledge OF
It's strength, should fancy It's safety men.
aced by events the theatre OF which must
remain far from its territory.
The Emperor's government is therefore
prone to believe that the statesmen Of Ger.
many will soon admit that itdepends great
deal upon themselves to contribute to limit
the extent and duration OF war with
France, il she has to take part in 1t, has at
least the consciousness OF no, having
provoked.
PROCLAMATION or rur KING or SARDINIA.
The following proclamation has been al
dressed by VrroR EMAsuKl to his troops ;
| SOLDIERS = Austria. who Is increasing
her armies ON our frontier, and threatens 10
invade our territory because here liberty
rcigns with order--because, not might. but
concord and affection be,wecH the People
and the Sovereign here govern the State
because the groans Of oppressed Italy here
find an echo--Austria dares 10 ask US, who
are only armed ia scldeience, TO lay down
our arms and submit to her clcmency.
Tha, insulting demand received the reply
deserved, ! rejected 1t with contempt. Sol
d,ers. tell it to you, convinced that you
will take un insult TO your king and TO your
nation az an insult 10 yourselves. The an
nouncement make 10 you is the announce
ment Of war Soldiers 10 arms
You will have to lace nn enemy not new
to YOU. Bu, ii brave aud disciplined you
need not fear the comparison, and you may
quote will, pride the battles Of Goi'o, Pas
,renga, Santa Lucia, Somma Compagna
aud even Custozza, where Tour brigade
alene struggled Tor three days ngains, iiy,
corps darmee.
will lead you. We have made eacl
others acquaintance before this, on mor'
than one occasion, IN the heat OF battle
when. fighting by the side OF my magnsnl
nous father. had opportunity TO admire
your courage.
am sure that on the field oG honor ant
Of glory, you will maintain. even add 70
your reputation for bravery. You will have
Tor companions those intrepid soldiers I"
France, coDquerors in 50 many noted battles
who were your brethren in'arms on ib'
Tchernaya, and whom Napoleon III VIII
is always to be found where there IA las
cause 10 delenl or civilization to promote
sends Dcrouly to our assistance l's numcr
ous battalion
March, then, confident in victory, an'
twue new laurcIs round your dag, that trl
color under the foldso which the a,te oi tb
youth Of Italy is collected, aDdwhich indicate
Ia you that the task before yon ~ the lnde
peDdence Of Italy that jug, aud holy wofI
which will be your battle cry.
VicToR ESAsUsL.
sAhDISfAs CIRCULAR 10 Tig TtLtAss.
IN addition to the proclamation address
ed to the army, the King Of Sardinia la
issued proclamation, coaniersigned b.
Count CAyorR, 10 Italy. The substance !
as iollows:
Austria. who boasts " her lore 10
peace, attacks "a by refusing 10 submit 10
European Congress She violates the pro
ms.s made TO England sue asks us 10 70
duce our army api 10 abandon those brave
volunteers who have ibryngei from ever
part Of Italy 10 defend the sacred flag q
Italian indepcndence. intrust tie cares
Government 10 my welI loved cousin ali
draw my sword.
side by side With our soldiers will hgh
for liberty and jastiee thoss valiant troop
u the Emperor Napoleon, my generous ally
People 81 Italy Austria attacks Tied
mont because site maintained the cause
Our common coua,ry 10 the couocis oil III
rope. and becau-e rnr vas not ibsebsibie
your groan. Of agony. Austria now pu'
licly tears 10 picces treaties which she p''
: er respected Iicncsiorrh. by right, III
Italian nAion Ia free, and | may cpDsciei
tiously fulfil the oath took uPou 10
, father grave,
Iet US place csnsdenoe 10 Provideuce, !
our union, IN the bravery os Italian soli'er
10 the sliisnee 0i ths noble French Dat'0
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