New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
sFourieri-m' In Paris.

Tn, Communist Socialists FOrrterltes. -tne DIS
turoers Of the public peace generally residns N ul
ourCer quarters Of Paris appear % have been bent on
de troyng the middle and higher classes that RESIDE IN
o,ber syr9,dissenents Erpres'.
The CITY Press Il wholly occupied with the foreign
news. Al are happy that the SOCIALISTS 5owIe' -
and Communists are put down, nay, shot down; and
oven Thu Tribunr rcOices in the exit Of iis dscpes
and brethren. Of course We are glad 20 see H. 10
Il will now give you as briefly possible, the cause
aud the means which produced this unparaleed in-ur
insurrecon By the first election after the Revolution
IN February last the Ultraists including Communist
Fouriertc and Agrarans Of every sort united 10 me
~ 900 criminals that enlarged and set 70 work IN
the National Workshops IN Paris were NOT abe 10 eject
many of their favorife men the National Assembly
That fact together with the appointment OF men 70
draft Constitution which they knew would not make
one 10 suit their views induced them 70 attempt me
co1nterrcvoution Of May 10 Paris CIR. Erpvess
We DO not know that it is possible 70 shame the
EXPRESS into decency or out OF its habit OF wiiul
ialsehood, but we will make one more attempt
We challenge that Journal 70 deny or explain
away the following facts
]. The acknowledged and well-known leader
of the Fourerists OF France now and for years
past. is VICTOR CoNsIDERAST, a member OF the
French National Assembly, one OF the Committee
which framed the new Constitution Just reported,
and an influential supporter of the cause OF Order
Liberty and the Government His speech against
Loiis Blanc's theories before the Labor Commits
sion IS a masterpiece Of convincing logic.
D. The well-known aud long established organ
of tine Fouricrists is the Democratic P0cf9pe
universally recognized in Paris as energetic,
supporter Of Order and Peace, aud at the last adj
vices urging the election of Gen Cavaignac as Pre-
sident of the Republic.
3. The Executive Government, ia view Of the re-
cent horrors has felt constrained TO suppress all
the Paris journals which directly or indirectly
tended to loment the spirit Of nsurection and sus-
tain the partisans of the Red Republic But the
democratic Pacihque was not included IN the list
but on the contrary was distributed gratuitously
t. all the members at the doors OF the National
Assembly AT the last advices.
-Can more be needed to silence the Express ?
SLAVERY oN TRIAL.-The trial OF Drayton'
Sa,res aud English, charged with aiding the at
tcmuted escape Of seventy six slaves from Wash
uetou City last Winter is set down for the 18th
inst District Attorney Key has drawn nr,e hmm
d,e' aud thirty indictments against them which,
it is estimated, VIII draw from the L. = Treasury
aud place ia his pocket the snug little aum of
$500. l'Nhat has the North TO do with sup
porting slavery p For the defence Gov Sew
ard. Hon. Horace Mann, and several other emf
neut citizens have been engaged-all we believe
serving without fee or reward.
FREE SoIL.-The Ch0re,torH Freeman Mass.
has changed Editors and declared for Mr.. Van Buren,,
being the third LocoFoco paper in that State which
has hoisied the Free Soil Flag.
4 Free Soil Wing paper ma support OF the Bui.
falo Convention movement is about to be issued At
Hartford Conn by Lucius T. smith, late OF the Courant
- ROBERT RANrOCf, Jr. Is at - Louis. try
ing TO make the people vote for CAss Perhaps JOHN
VAN BUREN has him he says affidavit, VIII
be wanted after the Election prove that CAss
running
- The Central Presbyterian Church Of New
ark n j. have unanimously agreed to call TO Rev Dr.
PATTON Of this City which is supposed he will accept
80 The Aijaay Patriot elderly League .
has been discontinued