New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27
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The DAeUERREOTTPE is the title Of a new Mag
azine, the design or object Of which comes to US
with the high recommendation Of Bishop Eastburn,
Edward Everett Charles Sumner Moses Stuart and C.
C. feiton number 10 TO beiaued weekly BY J Whit
temore Boston ct Il. filed with the literature OF
England. France end Germany. which Mr. Sumner
remarks. will be useful ia disusiDg knowledge OF
the various efforts Of the European mind 10 our sse
particularly those which little known In our
country and are TO many persons oecsuse
they are locked up in foreign lsnsusges'
We have read in No J. with undivided interest az
account Of the times OF William the Corqueror snd hs
descendants 10 the form Of a criticism on Wrghts Bio
graphsa Britannica Liersrs which has been udoiousy
selected from the latest North British Review
On the 2s.b Of Sept l066. William. Duke ofNormandy
reached the English shore, with 700 ships and 5000
fighting men his object being 10 wres Enssnd from me
Saxon inbsbitsnts. Pope Alexander blessed william
and bis expedition. accommodated Harold hing OF
Epelspd ard hi. Eng'h soherenis By pspsl bull and
sent consecrsted banner 10 tie Norman invader VINO
had agreed to bring England into obedience to the
Holy See and TO rtestsblish forever the tax Of Ps'
pence = and who promised bis followers lands lordinps
bshoprics towns castles rich Saxon wives money al
toe booty they could get or less according TO the
aid they brought him. When might had put down right
some took their pay In money Others we're married to
rich Saxon ladies' hsresses TO srest possessions whose
husbands had been slain In battle One alone smong
all the warriors 10 the queror train claimed neither
land nor gold nor and would accept no part o.
the spoils Of the vsnquisbed His name was Guoert
He said he bad ME lord it hs
duty 5ut he oald take any Of The JrnRs o. ROBBERY
Even in our i'm proved times such men az Gubert are
very scarce The descendants Of the Norman sud his
associate. continue to follow his practice taxing the in
du.tous heavily for the Of the idle, and eonhnng
those whom their iron yoke has impoverished In those
gloomy j4s called warehouses where, ss Ida Kohl tells
u.s. has been accurately calculated how mucn 1000
man requires In order no, TO stsrve"
william the Norman had his proclamation Of invasion
published in the surrounding countries together with
the P.ps authority conveying the sanction Of Heaven
Mothers sent their sons TO enlist for their souls saliva
lion the multitude were filed with enthusiasm snd t
the ou,ca.ts and by profession in Western
Europe 1ined the invaders standard King Harold was
advised To ravsee and Icy the country between the
enemy and London. but though weak and wounded.
having lust returned from hsrdoug ht battle in which
be had defeated the Danes, he replied; Shall rsvage
the country which has been committed to my care' Il
would be treason. will try the chances OF bsie aud
trust TO the goodness Of my cause Win l5VO against
60 OJO he ought nobly again and again were me Nor
mans driven back but at length Harold and he gaant
brothers fell They found dead al the loot OF the
standard Of England which the foreign spoilers plucked
up cent the Pope trophy and planted the ropes
banner on the English soil in its stead William. the
bsudit-for such be wss-hsd addressed bis followers
when about to advance the charge 10 these sgnhcsn,
words:
Reminder 10 fgh cell aud put oil 10 death fer i
ps conquer VIZ SHALL ALL BIZ RICH WHAT GAIN YOU
WILL GAIN II c0HqHeT. yoH toiu CONCUR u TAKE
THIS LAND YOU SHALL HAVE 1T kDop horerc- hR /
an not c0rar hire ory obfain my RI h. bu 0iso 10 aree
plOfs noon Jor me ionns PeJHras and reoc1e'',s
ofthess Ensl,sh Come on. then and ia us WITH GODS
BLESSING chdstise hena for oil these mtsdeeds
The priests,' says the Scottish reviewer then re-
tired TO NJ iqhborng hight assist in the pous honi
eide with their prayers
Williams brief address might have been put into the
mouth of Louis Philippe. when sending bis trained
bands to ravhge Africa into Victories Hhon sending
hc,, 10 plu,der the Chinese 4, would have suited the
sps N isrchs who licensedthe expeditions Of Cortez
and Pzsrr or,he English hnss who authorized the mas
sscres IN Inda by Give and Hastings. James X Poks
capns hypocrisy 10 his messages relative 10 our sister
Mexico are DO improvement Whatever on the piouS de-
fence of his awess inroad By tho Norman tyrsn sOO
wears sQo What else the nvssions we have
named or that of ireland by Henry but rchesrsas OF
the bloody Gee mes that followed the Norman landing on
EnelAnds shores. at Pevensey The old tragedy with
new performers.
William cenfscsted, gsrTisoned and robbed and plum
dered the whole country. He caused sn inventory Of
ali the property and landed estates to be taken which
the ssxons called Doomsdoy Book The fate Of the Eng
lsh was very hard The lot ofthe men was serviude
and poverty that of the women insults and violence
Such a. were not taken par marriage were taken par
ano,ys The mesnest was master in the house OF the
vAnauished The servants of the Norman man alarms
became gentlemen In England while the once wealthy
and titled Saxon expelled from the home OF bis
fathers and had no; where to lay bis head The Cells
and the Ssxons suffered together-Fsmne followed the
footsteps If Conquest in 1867 to 1910 snd eesolsted all
Epsand-bui the foreign soldiers lived In plenty In their
forresses More than 100000 people Of all sges died OF
want Il rshifu spectacle to see on the roads In
the public places and the doors Of the houses humsn
bodies q prey TO worms for there was no one leit TO
throw earth over them. The Pope and the Cardinals
of that dsy were wiling that Eogsnd should be desc
lated from one end 10 the DINER ana ofCouo obo faht
scene Of luii rspine sgory and despair In order that
the tax Of Peters pence should be established for ever
Who shsn blame Americans and Englishmen for their
hatred to feudsl tyranny and chsitel slavery Five
years after the battle OF Hastings snd death OF Harold
there was no longer any freedom In Engsno. except
among few bold and daring outlswed rebels who
scorned to b. slaves Hence the popular admiration OF
Robin Hood and hi. ioresters While ordinances ssusd
10 French ordered every nhabitsn TO track tho outlaw
10 hi. den ike wolf his lair the English. In their
ballads delighted 10 honor the bold enemies OF their "a
oacious foreign rulers The N0rmsns urged on BY
Rome deposed the Saxon Bishops, seized the revenues
of their Church. rooted Of II almost every man OF
English birth and the thirst Of gain ragged more nereey
among the Priests than in the soldiers OF the Con-
quest" century lster the irish Church Tsor"ed
after the same fashion. Henry VIII took the opposite
sde in the way Of innovation and the Plunder OF the
Thirteen Colonies 10 IT'S OF India and Ireland At all
tnes and the enslsving OF Africans for gain, were
blessed and haowed in their turn by Protestant
bench Of lords spiritual the violent prosecutors oil all
who could not pronounce their shibboleth right
The Norman Conquest reduced the great body oil the
Ens.h to the condition of southern negro slaves