The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09
THE TWO SICK MEN,"
Austria and Turkey Likely 20 dissolve in "a
Great War Of Raccs-RSssia's Moves


Against Austria.
lrrom the London Times October al
II tho great cause OF war 10 Europe was formerly tho
ambition OF princes cannot be doubted that there 10
another element or disturbance 10 the dsconf,a at
races Every war which u menaced has It's prctext In
the necessity OF satsfyng popular aspirations II IL
either national unity, or national independence or
national frontier OF national Institutions which put
forward As The holy and ndsisasiec risn. which u..
principle Of nationality has completely triumphed
that tho danger Of prolonged war Is almost At end
him expelled for them. To arrange matters with the
spiritual Chief Of tho Catholic world who still claims TO
:. and - ss Sn ss A;
German Power hes broken down federal system by
which the pathsriand YVES controlled BY bali foreign
bssvs and there i no sSsiacis to The n6ios o. the
whole German PsspIs unSsr e sasIs SO e. ocnsti
separated from The Psosssaant Dutch; they have an
joyed free and independent National life for .
ssn:,son and those Who s have read the account
how consen.ed they ave With their lot. Every
the gobs would be outrage against morality and hu-
mainly, and 20 deep this conviction among the wcs,-
esn nations that We may hope viii b strong enough
But further east the future still uncerian ana the
prospect gloomy. The vigorous nstIons life of the West
and North has yc, to DO created among the populations
Of central and southeastern Europe While we have much
10 be thankful for in the settlement Of many danger
Gus disputes nearer home cannot o6 upon their 20.
old causes which have In past times led 10 Of
quest and spoliston. and which, while they exist
must OIL tho minds of Princes and Ministers
with visons Of segTandzemeni. ,osid seem n. II
there bro sex IN EE,rye Tho two sotaregns
,cAos clans 10 ~ M inAsrior n ~ Roman hceria
sg1y ,rhic ~, ohy rsprs,ns bof ne raiipA0. spd me
bwanfis rule. nec 0orrH rcos' rhch hdre cohesion,
and tuA,c dscgufen-d md din gal Both are
beyo.d dosLt r,arke' on prey by poeJ1 p,igh.
trs, both without real friend la Europe and both
NAV one day lnd themselves deprived OF Their faret
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rate potsnaics who would once have been honorcd by
Their patronage.
fsh to-day will be- found On Interesting narrative ~
movement which may At no distant time give tho Aus.
trim government iIolble Tho campaign 20 sadows
has changed the very nature u the Austrian empire
six months aSo II was great German Power, aud
boastsd army supposed 70 be second efficiency
none 10 Europe. lsFnceing people, who looked 70 the
moral causes that were Al work, might divine that
the fabric nnsubstaniai but war % aggression
Austria would not have been undertaken Hghty
u dls~ipsted, the desire OF Apslrias nelghbors 10
profit by her possible dlssoiuiion y nkeiy 70 b.
strongly manifested II may BE- that thoy count too nael
her weakness il may be that these HnnenraGs and
Poles who have 20 long been dscortenisd with German
government may he concil aied by emperor who az.
peais 10 them a. frendess and amos hcpess at sueh
q harmony has moi yet been established The feeling
throughout the empire = ons OF suiien dsoJa'y The
people inquire what Austria H. what the imperial Power
means why they should be united 10 populations alien
10 ,hsmseive. merely BY tho personal supremacy q
dom nor patriotism The unsncce iul must expect ~
be harshy Judged and all the faults % fmAcis
Jo~eph's government ere nos dwcii upon while
the sincere slorts be made towards concllsoB efforts
20 which have always endesyOred 70 d. iasfee are
disrcgarded and condemned Had his army catered
Berlin conquerors how differently would his subjects
now look on hun bat II 10 there /. no part II the
empire where confidence exists, ami ven Few whore
there u real loyalty TO the hronc. Whea The Aaaians
surrendered by whole brgsdes In The late var, thla
apathy bore test mony 10 feeling which. unless
moved must BE- sooner o. later tho ruin q The empire
Tese soldiers % diverse origin tongue aud creed fought
without because they NMrdy felt that
there was anything 70 nehs IT, They bad
psrsded, marched 10 the field sEd sens against
The rrosaan noodle guns Tor a tbA THAR
own nor tbs cause o. their fafnies srs friends u
dspu'os, and, a. an altcror conasqaenoe = maintain
system which satisfied a. people thai 49, sub.
ieciod 70 u me hearts q Ans,ran fa'ecs ~ every
yet every vic,ory ih~s gained under TIE imperai
standard tends 70 soppor ihs any'sflns unmrfgsins
conteut 20 submit - this snihory When hey te sfea
70 bo strong Aad una aalianls ~, - weakness
has dsglaye IN tho Geld And tba utAiy apaaei
BY a Triumphant enemy has cerfirfa IN Empsfof ~
We support ~ 1effDanJ, visible asiist On prevails
among ne populailens submitted g. ~ rule
FORMED 1ad nfrev filagsfAsd q y satsat ffs tsey ~
es,~e,l snd csn 49, ~, gsrs-nrs,T,. -, ~ -
hsnlteE ~ mefe les aiisei Ga Husannss
There are two engines omvioycl0rsi, ~ rtsiisnsap
- - - ~. 1910 .1s ,e,sssnA.'y u W"
Pansiaylsn 10 tn ssufinsnt.l all poiirsi fstcy -
an edncaied elan fsti'er than p1gs'ar lnstinct,
thoash W isr from naylns 81 uaY not
bs1oms fo,mida's a. new 8cpefasl1a 4 lD4pefi.
mated IN Tho laeas - nasiooai.sy aud a. t.tolo.
gtcai synpaibles and snflpashas Nft plasa - lhs
nnniues ~ etAractsT due q Common otA2ia
~ may b. THAI 10 fatsre unaes conviction tnaf
they are feiasei . is great Hsssa 'ses ay prevail
among TIE populalous - csnlfa kgrsge - tbs tsry
shores ~ fhs Adrstc. and that ~ tantsoens vii
have ia political eoa-eqnesoss y nsy b th.a ne
Pole and the Ctec1 w forget IN d7crsocos ~ rssl1a
which divide then ffgm tbsir n~ishbor1 Hat
fer The present fefFioa y ne lastrurnert 81 phNh
IlnMAA NndNAfufL nLlN tie afaaarl r.-....L.