The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

ferrous prudence that hid from the the very sight
Of arms that not sol Her not peueioorr
even policeman seen, win greatly distinguish this
event from the grand military dramas which have
Gently ended in the catastrophe Of States Of King.
For this resuit have 10 thank the man whose
greatest boast 10 have learned the skill Of In
perienoc Of war IL is the mode Of this
days decision which fnparts 10 1t instructive and
fpsl character
Nov that the question has been settled and the citi
Of London have decided that Parliament shall on
pret-pce bs debarred and full
It time 10 consider the cost Of this advantage. The
metropolis must not always be made the SPORT OF tn.
terrible announcements have lately heard 1t must
not have to provide sgsinst revolution once n month
thr, stens either moral' or physiosI' dsnonstrs.
tons only the denssr part Of
obliged 10 suspend its ordinary occupatione and lose
day to industry and improvement Even the military
serious cost The present event s worth the cost. but
We DO not want another If threatened with an.
Other 1t will b time to think Of some cheaper less
troublesome, and summary way suppressng the
nuisance.
From tho London Standard, April Ill
The eleventh OF April In the year ls4s, has arrived
and the United Kingdom is still monarchy. The day
the great day which revolutonze the naoa and
to establish republic the French model, has passed
heretoore tbs courts Of law administer justice
heretofore and the ocers If the executive
acting tho business Of the without nossts
ton All other business too Is proceeding In its or
binary course 1t is ridiculous enough to say these
OF yesterday? We have no dcbt that the rst reflection
that occurred to ninety nipD&dt Of hundred who
il London, this morning may DO expressed in words Liz.
the fsllowns:"What fools these chartist bockhesds
have been making OF us al!n
Still though It is impossible to clesr Yesterdays 81
fair Of touch OF the ridiculous to deny that
have been all to extent the dupss Of yroundlees
anticipation. the lesson, costly one Is worth
the cost and it better to have to laugh at
ssry preparation than to lament the OF
neglect Let rs, then when have sufficiently
been doing IN the last "a hours look to what might have
hsppsnsd had We to bear the of different
line Of conduct and this will lead elections of
| Y--ra
What must seem little udicrous In the days proceed
o s.r. v.r. ,.,.,o.v morning ,.,,u.,,.s in London
the disaecsd chars.s Of Great Britain available for
action prepared to intimidste the Legislature and the
II their strength had borne any proportion to their
wishes say cAartists Of al England for it is an
Remington va, composed Of the ohartists Of London
and Its vicinity only Ga the other hand notorious
rators themselves that large reiuforcenents were to
come from Brmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Liver
to the nuSsp ohsrs in tho pscss
did come ON them. Here, then, was to Do muster
of oil the chartses of Great Britain, and hers be
no doubt Is strong muster by any exerton could be
made, Of body asserted to number five millions and
hsf.that is the whole adult male population of the
They ooleoied shall not the present say in what
number-but certainly in sufficient number to do in
uncontrosd to do Infinitely moro mischief in the pro-
vinccs by encouraging dsaecton by exciting indig
been repressed BY military execution In this dilemma
the had but safe to pursue and
tSat was to leave the suppression of the movement to
the people themselves acting with the civil power.
This wisely adopted by Sir George Grey and
the result has been triumph to the Of order and
OF nsstimable Value to all Governments present
The Charists estimated, as va have said at ave mil
as we now Sec by abuse Of the privilege Of
nous lying thy exhibited certainly not more than ten
1t rarely has been our msfortuus to look upon
We cay that the number Of Chartsts at any time Is.
ssmbled on the common at Remington did not exceed
| ten thousand and We soy 1t upon this ground that
having caused the greatest extent OF surface occupied
to be measured nnd that it amounts to less than
$500 equare yards which at four and boys to the
yard would give less than 10000 but at 10 feet
stance from the speaker the density nothing like
Let us add another proof; the principal column,
marching eight abresst and marching very slowly pass
took barely eleven minutes In passing 1t. Some Of
morning contemporaries rate the number ut 000 We,
however, adhere to calculation but in truth, II
fifteen thousand-h left work its will, the mob
quite srroDg enough to do vast mischief, either
ior howl Of .Ssss S.p.T.s Ss by Si
tary execution. We have intimsted that the
peTsonnet OF the array was melancholy, and euoh in
truth 1t With the exception Of tho Irish aoorsr,
the individuals we're ascently should say we'll
sented the APPEARANCE of the delivery hospital oil
exhibiting the xpression
If ali htcmpsIed, nl.oondltionr hypoehondriacs
Of great people had been specially mustered for Geld
moi the eject Of privst,on bich vod havs u,ov.S for
them a avmnstbv th.t M nan fsit for than
| No hssaard feeble and sttsnnsted A. th.v xsTe
it Was Balm that thev must bs the Victims
Of ssme morbid mental dispestion coonerstina Der.
hsps With idenss and dissnston Befors taking s.vs
o. the chsrtiss and Their ossoripton let n o,r one
othsr remark upou the OF thsir
numbers in the petition to the House of Com
| half OF senstures The number vou,A rsvsr he connt
| ed for IL would tax, Asteen vs.ks AZ tvslvs
hours q dav 70 eount 40 msnv. hut nov
ever CLOSELY written. ave miIons and half AZ s;r
natures would cover some tons Of paper or psrcs.
ment whereas the peition sctnalv did mot
apparently weigh more than one hundrad veoht n ~
| much II vere veil II soms msmhsr ~ ,b. Hon.s NJ
Commons vould NOV. IN havs r. wsioIa wa so hav.
the usmes Of sinee nound countsdHsn snrroximat,on
would thus be made 10 the trnth ofth. of
subscrib.d bnt IN trntb IN. ~ ~ ,;t,. nnor
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