The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-12

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press peFmissiou0f Louis Napoleon. and
highly probable that be would not be al.
lowed 10 do so nc ali. U s s.., VI. 4. Il
b. The civilized world Il puzzled By tic
recent bearing df the French Emperor
With regard 10 the progress of events III
Italy The Impression has become SO
thoroughly rootedi1 the public mind that
Louis Napoleon foreseCs everything, that
what in any other man would be regard.
| ed Us proof Of impotence and saeiIlatfon,
ia him eSeites only pcrplexity and M nm
leasy iinpatiencc 10 see just how every.
thing Is 10 be cleared up III accordance
with their prcpossessidns Still, Tho tx.
fRsetcd revelation docs not appear, BIO,
IualISc il capnot. & !, &. 800. :.-
Louis Napoleon Is no logger arbftef 81
Europe His Italian policy drifts with
fthc tide, because that tide IS too strong to
PIE strultacd by htin lie dare not project
The Pope iIl tue llossessiomUf his entire
lddiuaiit; for that would III pose him 10 Tile
Intense and active hatred Of linc.fenths Of
the Italians, and at the patty Of progress
lgentrally lie dare not side openly With
/ Nirter Emanuel md d united, iIticpgntl-
lent Italy; for that would illaee him in still
tlnoi;e oppli aBtagenisla with the church
and with. the other great European tes
Epotisliis So be rides uneasiiy ut anchor,
because lie knows not WHITTIER 10. set sail
land dares not launch boldly forth upon
seas Of unknown breadth and Of certaiit
peril. .,@ ~. 4; 81 !: ..s
This suspense may be broken al any
IiIfoaett; We think ii will he broken lexi
Spring, though that does not seem so
certain tons US il evidently does 10 the
great majerity of European pubIiciSis,
True, acanlton.slsoto tie. Mtncio. mar
lat any moment disturb the echoes of all
CTistendom but the bankruptcy of Aus
tfiai the yarillatiahs ii 1,Inssil,5 the cold,
ness il not peranIary inability OF Klssia,
] may postpone the catastrophe FOR months
10 not years Austria arms 10 the teeth.
I so does France; yet neither Of them ii
ready for 4 great war; and u new war III
sltaly Is likely to be a signal for insurrre-
tion in Hungary Louis Napoleon Inns
been widely reproaclfed for his bad faith
! in not Keeping Italy where size was left
by the Treaty OF Yillafranca: but: Low
could hep With Nustriis and France
mutually bound III let. Italy alone, her
unitary reconstruction WIS inevitable. II
is highly probable that: tue ffenul, dCsliot
I has sincerely regretted, mud sought TO oh
struet the march Of Revelation bryailL
the lips; but he.eould neither afford 4,
send his own leg Ions 70 tlragooa tuscan,
and the Ronagiia into submission TO tleI
I expelled, detGStea rnlefs of other days
nor to let Austria do IT, What lie might
+ have doac. was 10 warn Victor Emanue
and Gari6jtlii that an, invasion of The
Pepe8 douiinions Would be promptly re-
sisted by bis garfison Of Rome, co.operat:
ing with The army Of Linnoriciere; aud
this the Pope would seem 10 have. had
reason 10 expect. 1t: seems absurd 10
keephHariny III Rome osteGsibly TO protect
the Pope and uphold his temporal aa,
thority, yet permit threc.fourths Of his
territories to. he wTested froul him by. Iii.
yadhig erniirs, while the Freneh garrison
looks on. curious but content If the
Pope had u few more such Sctunuloas
champions, such protecting armies, be
wouid probably wake up ono Of these fine
mornings and lind himself well On his way
4 TO Munich or Jerusalem. d, !.
The present complications cannot last.
Victor EnlaGucls reeeHt vast acquisitions
ARE but fr0Sl.work, while tho proper CAPT.
tai Of his Kingdom remains in the hands
Of bis most embittercd eHtmies. Eyf.
IDENTIFY, he must have all Italy or lie can
! not hope 10 retain three.foarths OF it..
Lonis Napoleon cannot abide the existing
condition, which steadily pliehaies and
embitteFs millions on millions Of his sub
jectS aud is palpably diminishing his
power and lowering his prestige in Eu.
rope Finally, tie Austrian Kaiser eau.
not eIldisre it, for his hold oil Eeuetia
and the tluRdrilateraI Is but frail, while
! the eeSt of his Inevitable ornaments is
constantly ptunging him deeper and deep.
feI: down the abyss Of bankruptcy. ~ - : :
I There mast be u; frcsF, Te-setilemcnt Of
the conceded rights Of Nations and Of dy.
tiGstics; aud how that is to he made with
out first fighting, we cannot perceive.
Austria ought 10 sell Fgnetia 10 Victor
,Emauuel;. but she seldom conSuIls the die
itateS OF policy: when they, conflict wirl
those Of pride. The Pope ought to con.
fine his attention TO his spiritual duties,
aad let the Italians have government OF
their own choice. but who believes that
HE will? Car Alexander wants a reff.
i sion Of the humiliath,g Treaty Of Paris,
Whereby Russia was crowded back from
( the Danabe and. compelled 10 tlisaraI on
1.-The Black Sea; and, il he be but patient,
hG will not have To wait Ioag for HE 0I5.
portmlity The Ottoman Empire, is in
The very last stages Of (ecrepiiddc and
dissolution; Western Europe can keep
! the moekery Of life IN it but little longer.
On ell hands, the PoFtents Of conmslioil
and change are unIDiStakabie; aud We shall
be disappointed i the year about 10 open
does not witness great and suGgutuary
roqvHlsi6ns. Hence the premoniiory IN
tdicatiuuS Of general Panic are not ira
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