New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

~ Tie Express, being pat on the scent by our
own statement that there were expressions in the
Schncllpost's Paris letter on Social tendencies in
Europe that we disapproved, has taken the trouble
To pick out the objectionable passages and parade
them in its columns as evidence OF the IafdelNy OF
The Tribune In the same way, might copy a
report Of meeting of the Empire Club from It's
columns, as evidence of the Clubism of the Express
Nay. in this very case The Tribune and the Express
have done precisely the same thing with the obiec-
tonable passages published and condemned them.
The only difference is found in the fact that the Ex-
press has used them TO calumniaie and cast unjust
rcproach on n coiemporary. while we did so merely
To let our readers what men are doing and think
nr 1t would have been more polite, doubtless to
have omitted 50 much Of the Paris letter as we dis.
liked: but would ii have been dealing quite fairly
with the writer or the reader If there be any por-
ton of the pubic which It's thinking all done for
il by proxy, and is so incapable of separating Truth
from Error that il dare not look at the latter they
are probably patrons Of the Express, and ought not
to be exposed to the contagion of heretica opinions
by tha, paper which does not scruple TO say of this
letter:
THE whole three columns are Of the same odious
character as far understand the mystlcisms IN
ihem-but why publish three columns Of such stun 2
Why cas H. in the most snowy manner why place Il On
n first page conspicuous under the editorial heads why
40 10 the trouble OF iranslstns for from the German
: hneil Post =
Answer-There are 10 three columns Of such
stuff" as the Express quotes. nor any thing Ike IT,
More than half the letter is devoted to expose Of
the condition Of the Laboring Glass in Europe-,ruc,
graphic perfectly lucid. and deeply interesting
The letter therein embodied of the Journeymen Car
pentcrs of Paris alone is Of more real value and in
tcrcs than all the Editorials in TIE Express since il,
established. 1t is not mystic nor Jacobinc nor
lntide nor any thing else but simple touching truth
such truth as the Express seeks TO sihe by its
cowardly and villanous cry Of lniidelity and Agra
rianism. but which the world must hear and heed
and which every enlightened and homes, Conserva
tive is pressing the nflues;ial classes in or
der not 10 excite bat 10 prcreHf Jacohnic revolu
ton 1t was to the influence Of Just such counsel
ors as the Express with the Court that the French
Revolution owed its subsequent crimes and horrors
Il is the mean selfshncss and wicked prostitution Of
the names OF Christianity and Social Order TO sub
serve their paltry ends by this very class which
threaten similar commissions in the Future. No
mcntary barriers and paliatives may be found in
Authority, and Bayonets, and denunciations Of Inf
del and other hard names, but the only real cure Of
Social Discomfort and apprchended Convulsion Is
10 be- found in absolute Justice and generous HUI
mainly Free the Slave, and You need no longer
apprehend servile instructions and massscres Sc
cure to the destitute and Responding Employment
and Just RecomPense, and they cannot long be mis-.
led by the Marais and Robe-pierrcs of anv ace.
The letter IN question was pablished in the
usual type and place of our Transitions from For.
eign PaPers-the only place we could spare for it.
|, was conspicuous on the Firs, Page because we
had no room there for any thing else bu, advertise
mcnts.-But need We answer such paltry questions