New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
veL. VIII. No. A.

$1,000. ,.... to work who IS willing, and an as
- ,l.,, ilie l5afers' shall M live in luxur,
IN, ~, the earnings OF the busy lab,rns man J.
.,'o,. al what +. impractcab'c, say so but WHY
belle aai SANDER them
Rrt Lamqrtin, !. now the pet %, Conscrya-
,;vc i,u~nalsn-;fs Magnus Apollo among French
-t,tssmsn-aud daily subjected 20 rs aauseons
batteries ~ the great antagonist of al manner o.
: ,cialism There is 10 truth ia all this HIS ma p
a fcent vote Ia Paris shows that lie was supported
b. nearly all the electors while his history and
attitude prove him 20 be far enough from what be
IS thus represented. Many years ago. IN an ad-
dress 20 the electors Of Bercues, by whom he was
chosen Deputy. be declared himself q man d the
Sociol party n Social man ia politics, devoted
70 the repression OF >0ci0i niluties, " 1T once
sincerely Progressive and eucrcetically Conserva-
tive" and acting iudiiferently with this Political
party or thst as should promise best to advance
the great Social ideas Of our time We believe
he has ever since been faithful to this ayowal OF
principle. We surely cannot forget that, only
few DAYS before this late Election, hardly q month
ago. he replied to a rcnonstronce against the re-
ported suppression Of the Professorship Of Politi-
cal Economy as follows
d" GENrLEMEN cannot persuade myself that the
intentions 30 enlightened and 70 extensive Of my excel
lent colleague and friend NJ CarnOt have been pere'
is cOmprchcnded Boy the society Of Economist u
could not have entered INTO the des Oh bofeIhnleh
founded on labor and intelligence 10 initiate periods OF
Intolerance 20 deny 10 rising science IT, ushi 10 en-
tighten the public mind end public interest," and % crush
under the feet OF the Government any germ Of truth
No nm certain, on the contrary that tho intention "i
the Minister has been multiply under other forms the
instruction Of that science which y merely speculative
but in my opinion ought 10 become nm admn,sirauFe
science But citizcns this Sric'ce 0pgH H0t 70 o. az
fOrfgcriy, The scicHcc ~ UcGh
T The Democratic Republic ought and will give II
another character II win make Of il The science Of irl
ternity the science by the results OF whcn not ohi5
will labor and lis fruits be- increased bit by Tlich moro
geucraI more oquifab and HrGs0l distrbafio Of
,reglfb among the People nW b. 0coo@plshed Ancient
science tended only % render individuals wealthy but
our mar scictcc NIL apply 'tsof 70 make The eNTe Pop
rrh Among the theories which are presented 10 at
tain this object there some false some doubtful ana
some true II is for you 10 preccdc the Government IN
onhghtening II in the choice Of practical means 10 eX
cite labor and raise Nc condition of INC m0s5's c't
ont diminishing The HebcRg Of Manufacturers amt tQnd
ed opriofors and particularly without interfering with
the free employment Of capitol which disappears -
soon its independence is menaced
To coaciIiafe property that foundation Of Jam'y W0
s0Yyce Of poppafiOn that emulation Of dgricHtUrc, U
e Bbcyy Of labor and the iHorc1se Of ragcssHch - N
problem any other il crrOr-it Ia subversion ID
place Of an amehOrHtiOn. The Republic was not ere
ocd destroy but to amehorae the conditions oil iaDoi
and property Make II your study TO resolve TINS PROB
lem in the spirit of the and regular RepuhhcW winch
France will have and forget not that Ia order to solve
H. one Divine principle, which sanchcs all others must
be Inscribed above all our theOrles-uo1 the fcop"
and Fraternity
What q wretched compliment /. paid to tins
great man by his present ilatterers of the Amer-
can Press who in view OF his life and declarations
commend him as the adversary Of Socialism