The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-31

bloodsed ordinary seu and the troops fraiernizef
with the people, and them in the hour OF trial
The colossal power which Louis Philips had been buildn
up ior gh-en disappeared ike dream HIS govern
dissolved dynasty terminated his ia ly
PEELED from he kingdom, and the people took possession
he power thai b-iunged them AID what thea Any
bloodf Any more Vsoiencei Aay OF taose Ie-e4ldss
feeling which have often mark ed progress OF
atons and have rendered the word Itself unacceptable
rmid ears There has been nothing Of all this; and let
hope there viii not be provisional government has been
organized composed OF able and eminent men some o.
them known through the civilized word; aud all Of them
well fitted for their position and with characters which
furnish the best for their patriotic conduct They
haVe summoned national assembly shor
lime IN order 10 prepare constitution for the French peo
pie and, IN the mean tne all violence and resistance
have ceased The equality Of all French citizens be
lore the law has been acknowledged; universal sui
rage has been established and the great principles Of
liberty have been recognised freely they recog
nised IN our own country And public vessel has actually
been offered to of the Kings sons enable him e
where he pleased What a beautiful Illustration al
these proceedings OF the progress heatul public opin
ion In France; and what beautiful example for ohe
nations OF Europe who feel the evils and may
10 the remedy!
The people of this country propagaadists They
permit other Interfere with them in their owu
internal concerns, and they interfere no other
IN theirs. They proclaimed the 4th OF July l776 tina
is the right Of every people abolish lis government
and institute onelayng foundations on suci
principles and organizing its powers in such FORM as
them shall most likely effect their safety an
happiness Bat every people ndge for themselves
well whether they will continue existing
whether they will change 1t and II what the
viii substitute. We know the priceless value OF liberty
know suits condition, and that has given
greater of political happiness than any natio
enjoyed before But, while feel all this an,
wish every other people well Ied for en-
joymeni of liberty are still these convictions
wishes have influence upon political
duct we hold all other nations fathers did-sms
mes IA IN peace, frie~ds.
But there Just principle OF national comfy which
forbds TO indulge and express sympathy with snug
Cling millions, who feeling their rights and their oppfe~
sons, r-ng in their strength their onslor
freedom We ought neither TO shut our TO the we
sound Of their successful efforts,
which these well calculated inspire
France does defend herself or
maintain the position she has assumed She has
enough protect her and her rights snd all they have
her disposal But the sympathy OF twenty millions Of
pie is present send the AianricInd Of PEG
pie TOO who preceded France in the great career into
which has Just entered and who tel her that
beset by no trials difficulties which time aud perencs
may not easily Ii will make her Joy the create
for what she done, and her confidence 70
what she has TO do Abandoning, then, the question o.
party let all up this great work. Let neifhe
wing nor democrat be concerned 10 it. X the right anr
the duty OF American citizens and all other Distraction
should be swallowed up in thai sacred Let US d.
this and OF Columbus Spain higher
tribute will have been pad TO the advancing opinions
the age and nobieI present made by the New World
o the Old