The New York herald., 1863-11-24
What the English People Thiak OF the
Cengress-Hew the Treaty OF Vienna
Melted Away.

Hail q century 0GO. Wnon Europe had Rtveu TIE
fatai bov vAcA WADE France reoo to A capsoi, there
seemed other object before the human than
isolate and shut mp the common foe All else In this part
OF the world s least had learned the biossngs OF order
legitimacy and submission 70 the powers that always had
been. Though there smoulderns signs OF discon
with their territory and position st these were slight
maladies that time would alleviate and even wholly
move great inssd:.ioo bad been Shscssd s day Of
cen barrier between the sound and NE unsound
such VAS the view things that chiefly dictated the
tros1cs Of Paris and Vienna Il was assumed that Eu.
beaten into submimion, would long scquiesce In ar.
raugeents made really In moderate spirit, and gone.
rally with considerations regard TO the public good lov
ffesn years ne treaty Of TSwnd served sdcyediy
Aad been wrifeS tie sies and " t,s taken
y nifty years altogether 70 abrade this mighty landmark
down 70 the level OF history Tho sluggish stream OF
itself however has undermined its own banks, and rsvo
luton or accident has only interviewed TO coosummats
such ss time could not but work AGAINST e-s sss ~
sieysN Of pedkn>ss, unavoidable reoc1utsed 0d vsid
ed but irresbe IN crushing Franc. scas ~ecesay also
like the august captive in the old story receive
torous and 70 foreign lord Her hour Of calamity
speak SO France rssssered her independence and
shook OF ber matter the example spread Tho rent In
S,sra N; sgedom ,sn c ss
rier against French enterprise, was shivered ir
day, though took diplomacy three years to ic.
cept and legnizc the fact There nj gone a
only the letter. but the spirit OF the treaty Two neigh
boring nations had chosen their own rulers and
what perhaps neither Europe France expect.
cd, these terrible outbreaks OF national viii
found not incompatible with the general peace.
II must b. concluded that immediately rum the exnul
sion ot Cha X and the disruption of Holland and Bel
GUM ~ Eastern Powers bad gwen w nil hope o. main
tanning .se treaty OF VIENNA they desired H. Their
occupation ~ acow France tscl opportunity of
protesting In behalf OF public law and distinguishing bo
tween its ownnatura right N choose It's own enmcnt
and the violent Interference Of one state with another
In the face Of treaty obligations. Since then the
treaty OF Vienna has been like fortress ovcrthrown,
dsman,ed In It's most vital quarter. parade OF validity
has been kept up but adequate force alone was wanted
u destroy what was eft of H. When al lda Frdne had
elected Bvnayarfe her Emperor TIE treaty only
r,UA IN feie jealousy Of ndnondi tndeTsnd,no, and
French ambition. Italy saw tts opportunity, and
newing former struggle and former alliance wrcsted
Lombardy from Austria. and absorbed IN . natural
unity TUSCANY the 1.-TWO siciiiesn - Parma, Modepa and
the legations Austria was thus the FIRST OF the great
Eastern Powers that was In position 20 complain of
broken treaty rights. Russia and Prussia we're appa-
rcuty content let the treaty down stream OF
time ana stand upon odcr grounds But while his
hand tae Emp,ror ~ hs French took atom 70
,sv As l,n> OF fronftsT nposd By Esrr, 1914 AVID
1918 at q tive wher errrtihne sAatof Chinse wall
erected hfssccH frasss aud oA~ ~Al,ews. Hs obtaAed