, 1866-12-21

teowl on The peoples iaces the bright line
Of troops urned scort I differing dt ,tikts.
fusiug thei. a.4tIonAiiliea i'r tie mum :ut In
cne moody obedience. They shifted arms.
spectacle Of the European w1rd 10 oily, per-
hAns. but not OF PATRIOTISM | fnund il hard
10 kce the dcspt In the halt sad face ofthls
young Emperor yet every sur # bis
crowned existence IS BY necessity and legacy
crime. With the SANG repo,e he c,nn-
terstens the mortal findings VI cour.s-inar-
tial, which bang se"re OF volunteers who
will not hcrve ayalrst their bruthfen and
FREEDOM. With the same sweet youthful
tese hls sisters 20 to the infany OF marriage
without love, and to the arms Of ty-anLs,
like Marin Louisa In her gir1hood to the
bleast ef Napoleon, his true wlfe's tears jet
wet on the kas with which be killed her.
Ard l wondered ~ looked, IL the smile
Mn1inilian, this Empt ror's brother, wno
nsid with the true HApsnuIg tcuacisf to his
Wife, gone mad. troubled the world
IA between Austria and Prussia. the
rigntfnlness OF this recent Har was 50 intin-
iteefna' that you might put both causes into
druEGtsrs scale, and overweight them with
1uwyes's wafer. Prussia IA q yonng, ambi-
tious natiun, In which the barba rism Of war,
and tue cultivation OF The Intellect nc al.
lLsophers, musicians; the streets Of Berlin
show the statues Of soldiers only the reign
ing family Is made up Of thick.headed ies.
pots the military system Of the country Ia
III es1sttole ln Its powers and Infamous In its
conception Prussia, in q word, Ia Intelligent
leudallsm; yet her Victory over Austria was
desirable in the light Of the century in which
We lre. The carul'aicn she trea achernusly
prectpltated srew glorious by Its brlliiancy
and energy. King who had broken his
oath to the Constitution, seized mouey with.
out law. and stabbed his brother and olly.
went With bis hated Minister to love and he.
rutm in week, and every British moralist
that held him up tn oxscration when he
seemed likely to be beaten. cried loudly no v
thst be was noble Sovereign and the na-
| sional ally Of England.
There looked inlo the face, and sat ut the
feet Of Garlbaldl. the first character of our
generation a patriot and country1nan of all
oppressed people, into whose kindly and for.
giving nature fell the speed and nestle NJ
the wild South American horses, On which, (,
like tifry centaur, he rode down the ty'
rants of the West. The freedom Of Italy Is
face is both womanly and fatheriy,
ses Silence burning the & better 'A a, ''i It
6ut undeeaSins in Tie aa@e. MS dutifai
boys, who 20 to hattie al his side and In Tt.
| turning peace till Ills halt-barren Island, are
born Of an American wife 10 whose memory,
| though long dead, he has been faithful. She
was IN Amazon woman, and on the Argeu.
tine plains rode with lance and 1asso; wneu
freedom came to her native country, she &c.
complnfed GartbAidl to bis own land. then
the picce.ueal prey Of tyrants. Together
they entered Rome, in mutual lure
and triumph, and overturned the
tables Of the muncy-chansen, and
doves-in the beautiful city Of Drutns and
Rienxi. Dr.yen thence by combined Kings
aud Princes, they bid iu the mountains, like
the he, oic Naccabcaus, I'LL flying nlohg the
tca>t ni the Adriaiic, m Austrian vessel shot
| Adrtatic coast Is free to-day. md GarIbaldi
| with Annals boys to be her monuments
eternal In purpose US the Eternal City tC
| which he turns for the crownlng struggle ri
Ills life. ffall pass fss gafes again, and, stand
Ing in the Pantheon, a.nn,tE Ills kindred Entls
fund the new dynasty Of American Romunt
| v h. Lrrct tfce,1s. not n1furtr.