Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01
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everything in the world that does not meet her
sublime views Of the rights Of The human race.
II was known that both the Pope and King Of
Naples would take this ground, and how IL could
have been supposed that Austria would fail TO
see tNe r'al nature Of the proposition, ia point
which rasses comprehension
The Pare refused instantly to have his fame.
lions. as an independent prince, thus discussed.
and il is surprising 10 sec thai, through the ten'
rnrisng imlecilty consequent upon nonree0g-
nition Of clear and dilmiied principles, the En-
glish government could put themselves ina POSI-
tion which would place them logically in the wrong
In question with such u pntcntatc. - long NJ
the POn'if claims to he ruler he could, In dig
nty, make M other answer, While he leaned
upon the support OF French and Austrian hayo-
nets. not only those powers hnt all others were
entitled to demonstrate, hut the moment he con.
sentcl 20 allow that support To be withdrawn, all
right ON the uart of his brother mnnnrchs 10 die
tate IN him or mcdlle with his altiIs entirely
ceased.
The coursc of the Clbinct a, Vienna, therefore.
has been IN every way rational nnd co nsisient =
They have not Oniy from the first consented to dis
arm, hut have male concessions which, considering
the insulting display Of rcc On the pant of France
anil Sardinia, are such NJ In the ease OF n hrst-rac
military power, could have been prompted only by
earnest desire to show every irhearancc short Of
incurring absolute humiliation. with much legal
flght To llhN iielileT WIN Nhil'N hnN nv
France has with Sardinia, she yet consented that
these treaties should hc broug't under discussion,
anl when her interference IN the Roman States was
alleged ~ the main grievance against her, she,
without hesitation, stated her readiness To withdraw
simultaneously with France.
In her present ground OF attack upon Sardina,'
she is moreover justified. even 10 the most minute
icclnclrirs Slrlni is bound hy compact to
rurrculcrull d"scrcrs, insrrd OF which she cncour
ngcs AMI cnrolls them. Such conduct could in any
case he met only hy "a categorical summons for ia
dsrontinuancc With reg RI "a the enrolment OF
other volunteers, what Power i, there in the world
that would allow such gatherings on it, frontiers'--
The aggregation of regular armies is different
thing because these, in ease Of an adjustment being
arrived M. can be withdrawn Mt command but
when revolutionary bands collected, no such Sc
curty is to be found II the United States were en-
gagged in threatening controversy with Mexico,
how long would they permit free corps Of English,
French. GcrInnns, and Italians. to he summoned 10
the borders Of Texas by mlnmmntory appeals. and
to he enrolled aud drilled almost under the shadow
of the American ing.
Au.irin is nm agrrcssor to the extent of n man
who, seeing himself about to be waylal and attack.
ed hv a couple Of antagonists, has the wit, after
having given fair warning, TO rush upon the fore
most anil knock him down before the other is at his
side OF coursc the one that may thus unexpcct-
cv he punished, will proclaim that Ii has hcen
slltcd lust at the moment when he was using every
effort for pncitrntion, and was Advancing, indeed,
solely for the purpose of shaking hands. The Elm
pcror of the French will doubtless cOrrobontc this
evidence and the number Of people always ready
to credit any cry Of complaint is enormously large,
they will doubtless, in various quarters induce be-
lief that Austria has been wolf against lambs.
But, conclusive evidence that the French Emrc.
ror intended war from the beginning, Is furnlshel
by the fact of his clandcstne alliance with Russia
and other European courts 1t appears now, by the .
q Il: Ill wv VI !in!em2cy that & he heliPer-
al, v. "A with kustrin IN thot