The New York herald., 1864-03-17
THE NEW MAP OF EUROPE.
A CoMfno RaArrangem emc nt os tho AUs lDo-
EFenS N Alliance.

AItl0nec.
tSI0m The London Times March, L
slance at The map of Europe SUFFICIENT show that
ihese several reasons which. IN va ous deavees,
sipg,y comb nation have oons,itste, ua several IN
vsiCos they stand Tho 10 e,o b,eai reason eas
large islands and poniusuias regions backcA Nv
@onna'a ,apses, frozen deserts ,nhsp'sablc soas
wheu tho bfnucGcs ot o. a., no h,,nu Tan 10
hayo noen o!osay pa.hea and other e,rcu-aaiaDets
political roas takes ,,s or,a,n fpa history
from Tho aoheyemen' . OF couaucrrs and great
'eados 70 closer an| more permanent u,on II We re
view me saes o. Europe under ,bosa three div s,oas
wu DC opservco that The cutcrpTnine ambi, ious
and revoloioW ry are ihose which either possess the
.on.enraea trenelh ci Rroas race tho perfect 10
cnriy OF Jod aeorraphcal ~ slcn both these ad
Vantases The most thoee which have
grown ou' ofrohcy ard mnst deraDd upon IT, u may be
bold W ord 10 say say il in all bumiiiiy -aosis0
oa P,iy diIgcoctiT9 70 nsadness 5rtrtW France
Es~ ad and Hnssid frosi being uerg ioos Ih's
ca.n be SAID Of any ope Of Ce States hAt 10 between
Athat Ausiri, can safely attempt is 10 keep things TO-
Vether and as they are 70 told VpoSss 70 leave
zig neighbors alone, TO MAINTAIN good police on its
frontiers, cultivate ose able reators with rs nchbors
and lot Tho nnneuces of feace do shsr work N cement
log and mixing her and scarcely c0nrruons races
Such s the Tower which. urged by sndjon impulse.
has raced acrtss Europe 10 nlct deadly wound on an
other Power hose only crime 10 resemble Austria
hersef IN the composition OF her people and her designs
tor their amaramai.on Denmark with much
than Austria and longer prescription 10 r'esd in her
iaNcr has reeD attempting perhaps not With equal clever
ness, but with re than equal cantor IA reduce nto an
actual Administrative unity provinces which have been
beld together now without interruption, for several
generations There IS moi faidt 70 Ja foaRd oth Hs
da, pocg at docs moi lie 60aisi the Ausans, IN tho
dealings the House OF Hanshurg with lis tscerdsrt
multitude of subjects The difference in favor OF Austria
s one of might not right FOR she consrircs md
rates after a fashion with fory million Germans akin
10 the macontens with bonn Christian TX has 10 deal
hose 10 these under Francs Joseph But as Austria
ves and breatbes by policy by policy she must stand or
fal. As she 10 Ltnmok, she fxpe % be done
1 dy Whotaer sac savs % Denmark mna te rad IN Ve
eia, ia HaSdry H 9rdrSyaaia c.,d Ga.ica. Whom she
Ctta nEia ha
ball OF al these aiien dependencies against herself
Whtn me SoN "S IS Ffr .ne she pT0cscins ,h r;wrst
ecioe ssof has as hetr te also assert their aooud
deperd.ace 50 Austria finds, IN fact for scarcey has
she completed her occupation o: Scheswg before she
has 70 fdeal with The terrible occupation Of
her provinces by original race Itself lighting
with the test means and the bes, weapons at ,.s
mand.
Eng'shmen speak their thoughts with good con
science al such time. We, too have had 10 deal III
DIVER races, but we have done all that possible
make them one, and, on the whole, have eucceeded
oar 91te an crest IN TIE olprocchisG conflict hat popad.
ons hf'd under an alien shall euher te made 70 feel
thot teif t'M interest, their m,rortment aud htr sell
respect lie Rat shall Gciere hsir ,ndcpendnce
but france has net th1t purely philantsropic in.
terest the question ror even has Russia France wth
her commanding geographical pcston singulariy
homogeneous people. Her varieties OF sink into
significance compared with her oneness Iodeed ,he no.
hey OF all her great statesmen has been directed
,ures 10 the abolition OF everything that could stand
ne way or unity The nobility, religion. language
everything baple TO assume local and inde pendent
cLaracter-Das been beaten or smoohed down INTO the
ideal rrenohman The result power unknown any
u bnt france mas hef grievance
the abstract Justice OF which cannot be denied She sees
neyond ne trontie mIosed by Furorean ieaonsy but
~tnn tie frontier that Nature herseEseemed ordan
large population more French than German. and dis.
posed 10 nnion with her. This her fp.eret in ht
ootss.'ns spuf, and at the present, time the only
object II ambtGn placed within her reach II
Germany, whether IN the Diet 10 a less regu.
Ear way, by lbe hands OF hor two most powerful
States, laws down the law and carries out the principle
mat 90 Germans shall he allowed 10 remain under or
ahen crown, the Rhih rTofoes fdi bg nafral oraeiG
itn ;a,o tie ar Of F,Gnoe England has already laid
down The sell denying ordnance that she ,o inyiee
edn % G'sdnoe h nicp q Europe, unless she be required
e'ner by treaty or necessary regard 10 her in
te.esi. Whether we should indeed look quietly must
be le't Ia tie circumstances Of the time season
sncn our present attitude France, then, s the State
principally Interested IN the of this monsrous
aggression. Bat hai "ndton1!tg ,c.u fail 10 herr ~
sdH ara hte te eyu, etea ahds oaited for that
There IS not Slate between the Mediterranean the
barc ihat rs noi eher encouraged menaced by this
movement and told that now, If ever the time 10 ee
its own again, or keep and acquire what il can.