New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
aapo;eo" and S.ench Industry.
FROM he Baltimore American.

TmEGS gives erd lhc account oi the events and
circumstances Attending The conclusion OF peace b.
yee en Frdnc- anti t-agiand III iSDilh- fTsi period
OF r-sl winch rn- Frsnch Repubhc enjoyed alter
Tie oaibrsAi 1T the Revolution The treaty OF
Amen. thong! Ii ;acGicd oniv the iwo nations,
F.snc- ana Greaf Britain, III lacl te >.a. oi d
/, neral paciic:fiou After lhe exchange "i si2na.
i>-s 1td rendered tl- reiiiicHl.g ceF'ain ana pui
au e..4 70 thu doubts sars 'aicn IlEng over ii's
negotiation - egc:Y -ts', most tA5cG3dtG JOY
% Gouigc5 Il. Bat - G'ete lie .arTaiiea O.
Ih- h,.Jor:n - -low NAPOLEON ; .'e'vs CD anoli=T
mater ia a.ieslpn 70 liie iiaa- CONCLUSION c ti=
fIeatv NJ EulENs says
L g;s ag,ea - Keep t'> EeyS secret ~ London ioT
.7e tour oers. in ofeI tt1 At courier q! e r.si.i!
l..t. Il. u,at asaice f1. - hss ,srsr-c.t. rll.
5r.a1 ol.tr 1T: the night oi ;he is yi pe.Jsc7
a:i,, a-'.i i e.ocA u -e -i--, ,c72 '' ihe u i''f
sp. CO -i4ll=t=du- II l1+t l,2.l'r'. t tlire
Cc3. trs-ic ..-i. v-ii-lit catect H. .re-ics;
.,ti...tlE Gt-gCe .I are ppelis oi i-- de+f..c!!
q! y e i.. her !,i..r,. arG 5l4 rIcei ca y ater.-
TIC rir., Cos!sG. who wiAst, -Hsew a.to =. feserv7
I9.I!. ,,.aD r. had c1a!iie e,'1csd .'s 'At
i-snes v-.rh !.--i hi. bosom ; at i"5ii'-- eD"'c
So s3u!. aaa0gier. vIcGr tH'i ir.ce f.sto 81 tf
Franc. ~ > geils ard .hc IeI-cvcce, ~ ~ %
~ s-w,., blessings oil ici. ne might bt jtSilF i"''
/. TIES. f1s.. Of mGtla qualifications ~ Ctaliaceils
said 20 him Sov That have made treaty oi peace
wi,.i England, EIu', n:+e = irS.iy % c'mA'src f',
renovt al ~ ccis diSp;" between Tie ~" Countries
Snt - iis ile asst Con.il qschly me f'-
i, a.a il, I,is - muc i;,s better; IL. u enjoy IT,
/ =
Hut az no prize VII sacrifice French Industry Te-ieii-
bsr tho Tls-r' ~ 1856.
The bistoriaa goes or 10 remark that ms extra
urd.n-rv aud instructive passion icf NE lAtcI's's u
tceach Industry n.ust have been very strong Ia
huYs, on; al such i time The Truth OF ne matter,
we pre: unc, r. that Buaapare, with hls quick "a
seciy appreciated al once ilie Importance oi dur
projections aud encoUIoS eEeHt 10 the INDUSTRY OF
Franc" knowing very well thai contest Win
England on ll:a ground you'd have to he waSfd,
at lam
we'll gnaIdyi. the r-suts u ihe conflict would d.
more disastrous 10 bis country ihan warfare of
arms WuhGuJ protection ihc industry oi France
wouid hav, encountered ;hat oi England al dis
advantage ihe superiority OF capital ana the Dene-
fits OF experience and improved SKIN being on 'he
side Of Great Britain In lust sucn aposltlon Is our
industry placed IN respect to competition With iiiai
OF England; and in that view TIE same necessity
exists for protection III our case winch Napoleon
saw and clJ OT Franc ;ort5 years and noIe ago
ls;, The Charleston .Uaqpy has The following
punssnt paragraphs or Coz. G'nght daa las -les-
sqges:
"Gov. WrrGsr's late Veto Message, on a bill
which pass he Legislature UI Newly crk Tor con
nnpDg cer,.lH internal improvements, occupies no
less than eishi mortal columns o the Albany H.
gas lis fist Nlcssa%' filled about i"cive columns
of that large aleet. NIw here IS sum when may
BE-. worked hv the nuie % Three. II N-w-l ork
egisatioG, over two millions a people. demands
-igiit and twelve columns fora Governors Message,
how long ,nast illc Message Of 4 President OF the
United States be, on kindIed subjects, affecting
twenty G:i!Iions Of people! We think before the
next Presidential Election comes II would be well
20 cypher out this problem; otherwise, we may
have Messages To Congress, like Calisua's cdlciS, N
such shape ilIal nobody can read them We GET
aiaiy concedc 20 Mr.. Wright the possession ol
sreai ability bu, really he shows plentiful lack oi
COMMON sense, in laborIng out such ong.wIdded
Messages 10 writing the natural resort oiieebe-
aess is words-whst breyiy with concentration, Is
as naturally hr result Of strength
''ln these days OF mucllspeaking and mucll-wrlt-
ng If man wishes TO gel above the rabb!e oi cnpy
pretrnders 70 sia;osinanshin, he ought TO fly IRON
y,rblaee as he would from the plasue-itls Is qniieas
pestenr anG fatal a disease We distrust man
who Is never satisfied without giving us his two
bushels chafl IN winch 10 hHn Tor las two ssatns
nr wheat. Why not briEg cut the wheat clean ,
We always doubt the sincerity OF these lnnS talk
erS They seem TO be wrapped mp in sci-lInpor-
ance, and 20 think that an mueasurable display o
themselves Is the cfle end Of Governors A sn-
ccre mdn--;n earnest man hinhs ONLY OF ms sub.
.ct and iualhes words without meaning. All true
passion expresses itself with nervous brevlty-hnge
yerblagr IS tile dialect O. vanity, dizziness and lnsn
rcriY .