Glasgow Courier. — 1848-10-31 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MANIFESTO OP THE EMPEROR. Total l2 262 10 152 2 45 165 years and six mouths after the passing of the act, your directors would recommend that this obligation should be kept by their successors prominently in vie*.  r the Emperor has appointed Prince Windeschgratz i-chief of all the Imperial armies, with the sole exItalian army under the command of Count Radetzky. has at the same time issued the following mani acts of violence committed in Vienna on the Bth mpelletl me to quit a city which had become the most wild and degraded passions, I was yet induced he rebellious infatuation of a portion of the populatbe of long continuance. I was led to expect, from Ind judgment of the inhabitants of toy capital and ity, they would themselves exert all their energy to isour of the law by the bringing of its transgressors nishment, and to restore within the shortest possible agered security of life and propel ty to the city. ctstion has been disappointed. Not only have the e Insurrection in Vienna succeeded in retaining the th they had forcibly assumed by an act of horror one parallel in history, ana of commanding the city, rtly paralysed by fear, lid partly In a state of the cation, and thereby pr.veoted the retort of legal he walls of Vienna, not, even beyond Use wall' did bream of their anarchieal eutteayouis Wm al with tsp. Treasonable counectionw were formed with a province, standing in open rebellion to every part Emissaries were sent under the pretext of guarding berty, even where perfect order had prevailed, for r there planting the standard of rebellion, and abantherto peaceful country, which was anticipating the sent of free institutions, to the horrors of civil war, d destruction. . _  _ accession to the throne the weal of my people has y of my life. ry of my government, the history of the last seven ially, will at some future day testify to this. ild be guilty of unfaithfulness to the sacred duties me by Providence, were I any longer to tolerate a cedure which hurries the throne and the monarchy ink of ruin, and is calcaated, in place of the conerty accorded by me, to bring about a state of un°dam. . .  L with these duties, I am compelled, with a bleeding the rebellion, which now shamelessly rears its head Vary city, as well as in all other places wheresoever to oppose it by force of arms, and to combat it till been completely quelled, and the murderers of my Ms, the Counts Lemberg and Latour, are given over ug hand of justice. ttainment of this object, I send from divers parts of , r my military armies against Vienna, that seat of lon, and by these presents commit to my Fieldit.-General Prince Windeschgratz,the command-inhe troops throughout the whole extent of my domibe sole exception of the Italian army, under the ny Field-Marshal, Count Radetzky. une time I give the Prince the full requisite powers pews may be restored, according to his own judgtits shortest possible time. After subduing the and restoring peace, it will be the task of my minisin with the members of the Constitutional Diet, to sioyelnAal regulations a state of things in the hitherto press_, the right of association, and popular Wish, without infringing liberty, shall secure authotot for the inn. the fah onnanionsness of my duties and my rights, e known to my people these my maturely fixed re. rod open the sincere and powerful support of all are the weal of their Emperor, of their country, of , and of true liberty at heart, that they will recognise present resolves the only means of securing the m destruction, and themselves from the horrors of the rupture of all social bonds. (Signed) (Countersigned) t, Oct. 16, I 848."  " F EaDmAxD. " W