New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22


after uopian and chimeres schemes Bar st
least did 81 do What T. could DO Hes i shown it.e 20 al
Q have been it, rule u concuct To t.se sure view q
fs. ties 2nd principles, 20 constantly measure the beli
possible stake the fate u genera interests
tie throw Of hszi0u, abstraction rot 70 SEQ y ne
unknown Of system. AID that i. precisely VIA, u
did Now, Whst is Workt Here the ttculues ~cr-
immense whole revolution as % te founded eNasssr
sed fmparerces be kept In apprsheuso1s n thou
sand kinds ts GAINED bad the fact, aui
the authority The pfincp pie accepted BY those
whom The Republic scarcely satisfied - well IS y tnoss
whom q. lsd tkk-n BY surprise % ne fcfeieu
question In such that % should not coupeate
the domestic one >nd thst ihe other EuroPesn nsou
should behold Revolution, rot menace TO lhsi IA
tonaty but a. assistance 20 their liberty prevent ne
universal bankruptcy which tae eH hoysy hAi - Neli
prepared by deficits sud jlbbius; r-estsbsh sad
'orm the sehnery Of the public psr;ments in dsarray
Ia hne, 10 conv0ke National Assembly on The laEse't
b,ses q election made Politics hnauee, tnd somn-
isratiou pr, perry called, wsre the three points 20
which The activity q the Government wss 70 b 'mn'a
reou.y applied We shall rot speak Of the fr,t stginss
the Hotel de Yile Ard yetiti sufficiently Known
assumed dictatorship Of the members Of the Government
thousand necessities eseh Instant TO snoes ~ the
door Of the Council ana each Of them carried away ne de-
improv.se Ike he ciTcumstances
themselves Since then everything hss been rexulAE8d
Bat let us examine how The Government hiss sccomp'
lsh-d the mission which ercBmstsness imposed on IT,
Fist OF all the proclamation Of the Repushc iinilr-
d.sly ..r the act of the ABOLITION Of The pain Of death
In political matters. which replying yictorlousy % od
pIeudc-s from t-inter reminiscences
,ae he ipausar.tiou OF the Republic the inAusuraton
Of Of governmental ciemeney. In succession. he
confirmation q the historical rishs u the tr colorad nf
tho REORGANIZATION q ihe Nations, Gusrd, thM h.i beer
dissolved the nomination Of the Committee OF Govern
ue1t for the working css'es the manifesto TO Europe ne
generous code VI the duties hc our young hepuoc u
poses itsef with respect % other uatonsa vets1e
treaty Of alliance between Revolution and al op-
pressed rights al prescribed principles All the
sresdy plishef 70 be accomplished sad whi en-
Nenn Berlin snd Lonbsr6y have already responded 70
10 ue the decree relative ~ the elections Ac In man
csl matters whatevsr msy 5e said % the contrary ihe
efforts Ct the Government have not been less ntessut
ror sss actse. The Opening Of natcnal ~orssn.ps o
unemployed w0rtmer the decree re- alive 10 ne MONS
d-Pets the creation Of discouat e.nss a. fars ara 10
the destined 70 extend benefits OF credit 70 ne
small traders the DEGREES expecting he Bank OF snce
ne Imposition OF - per cent AGoluouai tle ,o' 20
trsf0r the application Of sixty millions 10 the comptO 70
the establishment Of general the object Of
which I, 20 obtain value o. soods, which the crs ors
permit TO sell all these measures, and Others which
omit sufficiently bear esimsny 70 the soietude Of he
Government To- public add priytfeefedt But ts ss-d
why proceed slowly measure y measure Wig not
ploy al The very b-sun remedy violent Fsdiea aud
calculated 10 change the suation In everything rlr
all becsuss 10 shown that the remedy proposed would
prove. A. Is asserted, remedy Beside, whole nANou
the object OF " these experiments that are
tried rih Prudence commands not 70 sppY 90
each Circumstance but tbs measure called Tor by mat CIR
cumssncs New events, true may render nat me-
urs insufficient but also they might not occur and then
would have been folly 10 rush into the chauces or
conduct energetic in appearance aud which exYs
financial petition OF the Government also found In the
tall the public funds and IN comparing that fall IN
which place 1880, and which certainly eos
An Of mpeschmsnt Il almost made out against the Re
public itself But snce when l. the Boufse t. BIZ taken -
/
mistakes sometimes and very serious 10 such matters 10
TO It that should 90 to demand enlightenment as
the importance Of events the value OF Governments
Ia 1915 At the BouT'e, were not tho shameful hsnfe' OF
treason qlofiug our disasters with rise but et
omit that GRAFTON the comparison instituted be
tween 1880 and lo4o sins 10 every point In TACT te moan
al situation hequeshed BY the restoration 10 the TeFo
luton Of $50 eeanot be a"miia.d 70 thai oeqaesiheS
revolution Of February Beside, tbs revolution OF 1880
not followed by revolutions AZ Nenns, Berlin snd
tomSaay sof eo'sSaGs.y y .s11. PstIISaSS "a
republic for monarchy produces IN nation s'eaief
perturbation tha the simple substitution OF one monsfchy
flr another vhsteyer difference thers may be between
them These facts 10 which constitute
situation, extremely dssiu ar, snd consequently not I'D
hitting any comparison. II u seen that 81 ms display OF
fsutes IN support Of partial opinion signifies The
proof thsG the opinion But this not
POLITICAL and fnsncAl uec,sstes Of the moment u
ts members new activity 10 It's own ADMINISTERS
ton All this should be allowed for, and believe 10 90
b@ the duty " a good citizen Ia such difficult elfcum
stances ths Government In place 81 impeding ~ -
e. Tor COOPERATION for it and DOT resistauce II
desire 10 DO sti ought less 10 feel
grateful tor WIS. % has already done. All rs acts bcs
fe in,u.d BY profound deoc sent ment and in
our eyes thst general tendency well rsdeems some fsUs
Of detail The drhnye Organization Of the Republic mo
realization Of The principle OF fraternity and G espon'
sibtF re.z .On which alone lead 20 The conc 'li-
Of interest. hitherto placed 10 conditions OF antog'
oaism-sueh hiss been It's object this Is what constitutes
/ its strength"
Demonstrations ...s -pHDinrds.
very numerous deputati0n of the Italian Assoc
citation went on the 27th to the Hotel de Vile. NJ.
/ Mazzini the President read an address, express
ing their sympathy for the Provisional Government.
aud announcing that the association had been deiin-
itey constituted. The object OF the association,
which, he said preached or toreseen by all the
great Italians, from Arnold OF Brescia to MAGMA
| velli from Dante to Napoleon. was the political
unity Of the Peninsula the complete emancipation,
from the SEES 10 the Alps Of that land the iouDda-
/ ton Of n compact and strong nationality, which
/ might for the welfare of the world, take rank IN
the confederation Of nations and bring to the CON.
mon task the inspiration and sincere deyotedness,
the thought and action Of twenty four millions OF
/ free men brethren, and associated in one single
national belief God and the people'-n one sin
/ gle international belief, God and humanity
NJ. Lamartine expressed the sympathy OF the
| Provisional Government 10 the cause OF Italy He
said
"Among the glorious names which you have mentioned,
there IA one which reprosch you with having called
mind In consequence Of the ssuineaton Nnich com
monty attached 10 the name Of Machsyal. (Cnes Of
Yes yes he is OUT Of place) Ensce heneeorth that
nom your titles Of glory and substitute Tor Il be
pure nsme Of Washington that = the one which should
now be procsimed that Is the name 81 modern Liberty
Il no longer tbs OF politician, or OF conqueor
that required Il Is that Of man the most dsnteIested
tbs most devoted 10 the people That IS TIE man requi
81 bv Liberty Cries OF 90 Yes yea bravo. brayo.D The
want Of tie 1se 4 European Washington; that Of the
peore peace and liberty. kenewed acclamations) The
Independence Of nations In the choice Of the hiern re-
rme which Is best suited 70 them, IS the standard Of the
French Republic which wish 10 wave on both sides Of
tee Alps and Pyrenees AID both banks Of the Rhine
Neither fear nor complssance feeling Of pre-
dliection sha axe from this principle. Our
love for Itay IS Gnieresed and we have no other am
biton but 70 sec her mpershable and great rs the
soil which she has rendered eternal by her name"
Loud cries OF " Viye L smartine Viye le Gou.
vernment Provisolre Viye Ia Republique
Yesterday several hundred Spanlards made
striking demonstration in favor of the principles
proclaimed by the republic They went to the
Place Vendome, with the French and Spanish hses
ioined together. On arriving at the column, n.
Toloss, in a few words. expressed enthusiastic al
uiration the services rendered by the French to
humanity. The Spaniards then went O. the Hotel
Dc Vile. where they were received by 81 de La.
MARITIME NJ. Salas, after stating that the cry Of
Liberty, Equality, fraternity had created
grsat sensation in Spain. expressed hope that
that country would soon enjoy the benefits OF
government Of the people by the people. The hsgs
OF the epaniArds and wO.kmen were crossed and,
the ranks Of both bodies breaking up the 5paniards
and French mixed together, and warmly embraced
each other.
Increase of Newspapers.
One OF the most striking examples OF the late
= ion