New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

preponderance and by the unsparing severity Of Rnss
in subduing the insurgents.
Is II likely that Russia win grant in the pride OF he
strength what she refused in the early days of discour
agementl
Would she create an independent Poland at the mere
request Of Congress
But If she would not the prospect becomes one Of hu
initiation for Europe. or Of war against Russia ant
those Powers who not ready 10 incur the cost and
hazard Of may well desire to avoid the other alter
native.
II mny DO truly said moreover that the present pc
Rod is one Of transition II the nsnrrecon shall BE-
subdued. II will then be whether the promises o.
the Emperor Of Russia are to be fulfilled ii inc insur
rccton shall not be subdued or IT, IN order to suDdnc IT,
the Polish population ~ treated with fresh, and, II that
be possible with aggravated rigor, other questions W"
arise which may require further consideration, Du'
which wond hardly receive solution nom largo as
cmby of representatives Of all the Powers OF Europe
Indeed it 10 DO apprehended that questions arising
r. IN day TO day coored by the varying events OF the
IT. would give occasion rather for useless debate than
for practical and useful debcration in congress oi
twenty or thirty representatives. not acknowledging
any supreme authority. and not guided by any hIed
r. IS OF proceeding.
EASING to the question Of Italy, frcsh difficulties oc
cur In the first place 1t il intended TO sanction by
new treaty the present state o possession ~ ity ih
~ pc and the Soycrcigns related to tho dsosesseo
Princes might on the side. object TO give tue
they have hitherto refused TO the King OF ltay ana
tho King Of Italy the other soud probably object Il
. settlement which would appear to exclude him. by IN,
ference. at least from the acquisition oil Rome ana
ycncta.
But is IL intended TO nsk Austria in Congress 10 re-
nounce The possession OF Venetian Her Maesys Gov
crnmont have good grounds " believe that no Aus
TITAN representative would attend the Congress
where snoh q proposition was 10 be discussed.
They ere Informed that II such an intention were
bounced beforehand Austria would decline TO attend
th, Congress and that the question were introduced
without notice the Austrian Minister would quit the
Assembly. Here again. therefore. the deliberations Of
the Congress aoud be brought In sight OF the alter
native of nulty or war.
But Ia IT possible assemble Congress and TO sum
mon Italian representative "a sit In 1t without dis
cussing the state Of Nenctia Tho Emperor of the
French would be the fret person TO feel and to admit
that such a course would not be possible.
with regard 10 Germany and Denmark, II Is true
iht several Of the Powers OF Europe have interested
Themselves in that question: but the addition OF Span
Portugal, Italy and Turkey to the delibcraton would
scarcely improve the prospect Of satisfactory solution
Ard IT, with regard 10 Poland and Italy no beneficial
result Is likely 10 be attained II cSpedent to call to-
gether general Congress Of all the States Of Europe 10
find a remedy for the anarchy OF Moldo WI lnchiai
Not being able therefore TO discern the likelihood oil
thoc beneficial which the Emperor OF The
French promised himself when proposing Congress.
her Naiestys Government following then own strong
convictions after mature elaboration, feel themselves
unable to accept bis Imperial MiJcsty'S invitation.