The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-21

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In AtD lsotase upen NArO1e0H H. -
Joun 1rH4caH stased fAat MAeA H. q
Duks Of Wellinesoa Asard a. ~ revolusio
which drove xcrIs PusKIrPa iron Fsaas,
~ exclaimsd, ~ths HouAHAAr1aersh ask one
moro. IT, vstssAa sAw ~ oass tAos Ne n
boes aad battlss q long ltfe spsnt Ii ~ e
1snee Of absclatisu wers yals, aaA That u
chaiss wAieh he AaA aaistsas leo iaEUply II rivvt
ing spoa IL nastons Of Europe. wefs aboat i
fAll beSDrs die awakened rights Of man. Ran
dersd ustsrly nsgatery In tn ssssaStal os5eet-
that Of hstptne down ~ splFit Of liberty ans
nasaoaaatsy-hs couM not bat perceive TIA
the treaty Of Vienna had become not ners
valuable than he pager on which Il VA
written. The return ofths DoMAPAkrHs VA
nothing more nor lsss than complete chansl
in the relations Of Europe.
II seems 70 Be- impossible l0rmen % taks he
saas view Of contemporary events that Il
taken Of them BY posserity, or for one genera
ton Of men to mako laws which shall bind
those that are to come after them The Soye.
reiens who met At vienna 70 parcel out En-.
rope among themselves and their dependant
despots, believed that they had settled the AZ.
fairs Of tho world for all time to come. Acting
upon the principle that the earth was made
not for mankind, but for tho rulers thereof
that government was instituted not for the
benent Of the governed, bat for the convent.
ence Of the governor; that Europe was huxe
joint-stock concern, Of which kings only were
the shareholders; they paid no more regard 70
the wishes Of the several nations whose anatrs
they undertook 70 settle, than II II had been
matter In which 1t was imp ossfble for them to
feel the remotest interest. Having Anished
their work they contemplated IL with proud
satisfaction. pronouncing 1t perfect in all its
parrs. after the fashion Of NxBucHApnszxAR.
" 10 not this great Babylon which hay q
buildsdr" In very few years rhere ". III
probably Be- about a. many traces Of It -.
naming Is there are Of Babylon. Poster, .,~
can see plainly enough that the ediflce xea.
reared upon sandy foundat ton, but the bu lid.
ers were blind to this defect. 7e7
For instance, the treaty Of Vienna gave to Ans.
triA Lombardy aud venetia; to certain o ber
creatures, called Dukes and Grand Dukes. a.a.
cany. Modena and Parma; to Neapolitan Json-
bous. Naples and Sicily. Now, all these ~
pie are Italians. and united they form a - o.
erful nation. BY keeping them separay ow-
seeds OF eternal instruction and n ), the
were sown. and the spirit Of reyols oeihon
very thing which 1t was the intersr uon. the
sign Of the despots to crush out. t and de-
constant activity. Italy has Be, vas kept in
nour to this, like one Of Its IN, from that
either In open eruption, or 'wn volcanoes,
in her vitals, at the imminey Aursing the fire
Z uake at any moment Of { Atrisk OF an earth.
possible that it shout ne day. 1t was im-
mighty people, cut up' be otherwise A
nlncant States. f. ~ mo number OF insiF-
II iudspsp| .enf tn, and rendering all hope
,ossibi' .leJ ,ee desperate, could not by any
,ls' .ty lem ain Satisfied. We see this
ally enough now, but in 1915 the so-calied
statesmen of Vienna could not sec it. And
WIN, has been The result? Lombardy, Mo-
dena, Parma, Tuscany, In spite of the Vienna
treaty, have coalesced and united themselves
with sardinia. Sicily is well nigh indepen-
dent and is fully prepared, as soon as she
sh all have become entirely 90, to cast in her
lot with those of Sardinia and the newly
uni, ed States Of Italy. The bands by which
of de spotism, has completely dissolved. They
could only be preserved by military force, and
that h aving failed there is nothing else to pre-
serve them. The very cruelty and severity
which were to ensure the continuance OF the
hated raIe, have fastened its abolition. So
far as Italy is concerned, the treaty Of Vienna
is = dead letter. -. . --. -
Next with regard to Germany. The wishes
~ >ha v,>.,,lo of 4er vnro mora ron-
suited in the settlement of Vienna than they
Would have been had Germany been huge
plantation, the absolute property Of this royal
and imperial company, and its people their
slaves A kingdom was wanted for this little
prince or that little duke. Forthwith it was
made by cutting of corners from neighbor-
ing Kingdoms or principalities, n the Lesis-
la.ure of Virginia makes new counies-
The whole German people had risen against
NAPOLEON as one man, and to them. and NOT
to ANYTHING that Russia or England conld do
without them, the fall Of taat monarch may
be ascribed. In their alarm, her monafcns
had promised her people free constitutions
but they did not keep their promise. On tne
contrary. in return for their services. tney re-
ceixed the law Of the Holy Alliance, ana me
n,r,ttion NJ Germany. The Saxons, 1or In
s,.rc. had followed NAPOLDoH very unwtl-
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l,n-,v and In consequences Of the adhesion OF
their King to the nIling Emperor. At 1.eipsic
thew deserted him, and tho dsseFuon caused
hi. defeat The Congress OF Vienna split Sax.
onv in h.lf and gave . part Of 1t to Prussia,
h.c.u.. the Kiug adhsred to NAPOLEON, thus
nuni.sine he people for the sins Of their ruler.
Hr,r ~ 0srmans are totally different
,,scrl. from the Danss, and yet Holstsin and
1auenburr were given to Denmark; a gift
-h,ch IL working mischief even now. United
under one Government the German uation
misht give laws to Europe. Split mp as they
ara. Il II tnpossible that their strength ever
can b fully developed. They have given eyi.
dance enough that they see this, and it is i'm
possihls that they should not desire unity un.
der some ono Government approved BY ALL
It will not be many generations before the
Germans will spit upon the treaty of Vienna.
Their union We hold to be inevitable sooner
or later. $500 az
Leuis Napoleon and the Reds.
The French Emperor seems to be enjoying
unusual exemption from the attac ~ of his old
enemies, the Reds. It must have been 1t least
thres months since assaasins have made an i
attempt upea his life. "A grand ball WAS the /
0ccasion embraced for tbs last attsmpt. but . 1
timsly discovery saved tho life, not only Of
the Empsror, bat OF many Innocent psssons ).
II wil b remembered that TIE enterprise Of
ORsIHE WAS also undsr taken, n most Of theee
projects are, 1t the risk Of tho Avss Of multi