The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-18

solved upon at vicnna, this would Be step amounting
10 suicide.
We afe convinced that Austria calling her people 10
against Russia would be giving he signal for REBELLION,
~ o.y !. Hungary Si go s !. re 0s,~ss svosscs
forms recently undertaken by the Austrian government
Is the regulation according 70 which military
and forty NTH years Or age What 10 possible in Prussia
whose people al belong 10 the racc not in Aus
,ra whose iah.bissnis being Of divsrss na.onalis.s
take interest In the existence and integsty Of the
realm, nut have only the advantage or their imme
date compatnots a. heart II u wen known that thsre
%0ti hs hsessS sss o ans "s. % M
from caring for the maintenance Of the Empire,
airs most ANXIOUS 70 see II dismeubsred Under
srn counties Of Gaiicia 70 aspire to an equal
Czechians but even IL combining their sanguins hopes
10 the narrow limits OF their territory, and aban
donng all idea Of extending the new kingdom OF their
times a not 70 Geo hatthe existence Of petty States has
become impracticable IN this err Of ours? Whatever
u Sne al Ss Ssons Sss o. ss9Ssn origin
under one head The Polish revolutionary party 10 d.
vded into two opposite factions The one. astocratc
cratic or Mersslourski party, would like TO sst the
world on nre and kindis general conhagrasion, IN
only Poland but the continent At large Both parties
feed their morbid imagnations upon the strongest fam
tase9 Al 70 the idea OF universal w not
waste our breath upon Il while as regards the warIike
policy attributed 70 Austria II II equally nonsenscal,
whether directed against Russia Alone accompanied
by attack upon Turkey, as Prussan nspired paper
suspects would be- We must also remind the Gacian
Poles that Austria 10 no safe ally They Win do VOL 70
remember that former occasion, not fer distant
either the Austrian government restrained their national
aror by handing them 70 the tender merces Of the
Russiniau pessantry Has the Gacian carnageof lS4S
been aready forgotten by themf Russia can Afford 10
look calmly upon the restless excitement OF her foreign
enemea Alone, Austria cannot be seriously accounted
rival; while. a. 70 coalition being formed against us
the idea ID almost absurd - attack ON tho part
Of the unaided Kaiser. As things stand in Europe,
Win other than for other to
the condition Of Europe favorable to us,
but political sma ,Ohsch has tg kept a'oo from as
upon it, denies and thai concert and HARMONY UitA
oirselves Az Preident JohnsoR Informed Con9ysss e
other day. he .cn find necessary to protect Americas i
TIE Eaa Az 10 England sho 10 less dsquieted by Rus
sian designs Turkey than by French interference in
Egypt Prussia ID on the most friendly footing with
upon France will be driven by political necessity to make
common cause with ourselves Should Austria
really excite revolutionary movement amid the
WIN Ss" that Ss
element in juxtaposition with them will rise against
them and the Austrian government, and repeat the
slaughter Of l8ls larger scale simultaneously with
this Russian troops will the frontier aud occupy
those eastern districts Of the province Inhabited BY Rus
sinians people Of Russian origin and orthodox faith.
What then win become the condition OF Austria What
II the general instruction or the Turkish Sclavonans
hourly expected should break out at the same time
and exercise unavoidable reaction upon the Sclave
subjects of the Kaiser? Menaced from abroad and divided
at home 70 what would tho Austrian monarchy BIO re-
ducedf We are hardly mistaken in asserting that II
there State In the world needing peace and less
able than another to cherish offensive designs with i'm
the eve OF anarchy the Austrian government will s
TO be hoped, lis interest take measures 70 put
stop 10 Polish revolutionary agitation.