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

bounty Of Divine Providence va owe Il that this or
n,1s v' ss'. IN 70 our peaceful
Giver Of all good owe the honor that the metropolis
OF England has won in setting to the world example
encouraged by tina triumph Of rebellion in almost every
other capital Of Europe! Yes It IL to Him and to the
teaching OF His Word the glory is due
We have told the numocr Of Chartists; what
were the number OF special constabes'-2o0 0no tbs
Morning Chronicle says be,isvs truly, $50 OOo
scky spectres like those whose perverse activity
moned them from their usuxl avocaops. but the
heod Of the metropolis, from the high spirited
biity and gently downward, through all the grs-
and the robust drayman or coal ~hipper. Yes
the special oOnstables enrolled yesterday pre-
not to be matched out Of Great Britain tho face
the earth How truly did say few weeks ago that
every Sunday saw mssky kneeiDg in the churches OF
the metropolis body of men that could laugh
the assault OF any enemy, foreign or doussc, that
could by any possibility be brought to confront thcm
These men look for spirit and strength and safety
bited the proof
The military preparations of the government we're
prudent, providing sgsinst the danger Of local
cess on the pert Of the enemies Of order but IL plain
that they did not operate BY terror for soldier
that quesd the ssdton, and right that this should
be known to ell eur foreign enemies and 70 domestic
traitors Is proof beyond all doubt that tho people Of
England are firmly united in defence Of their consu
We have something to say OF the part acted, or At
tempted to DO acted by foreign inoendiares The dis
busting about with great activity, until some Of their
heads came in contact with few special censtables
slaves (ths operators chiefly law sudsns), was
certainly not the worst jest of day Of jssts.
From the London Chroniele Apriilll
Great Britain seems destined to be once again tbs
moral breskwster OF Europe. The waves Of sedtion
foam up the base OF the wsll-oemented fabric, and
roll back Thus far shalt thou 20, and farther. 1t
the pIoudsst position in the world There is at least
one oivizsd nation whsrs the benefits Of civilization
appreciated ct their full value where not
to be led astrsy, even In moments Of spidsmc excite
msnt By distractions; whore instructive enthusiast
tic love Of liberty 10 tempered BY good sense; whsro
true patriotism aud philanthropy Of being re-
and nonored in the long run aud their Brum-
msssm Tor Nottingham counteries "a sure to be Dc.
tected and put down. The Chsrtists wentsd a moral
demonstration and they have had 1t. 1t isfortunste for
them that they did not compel more scivs sor: of
physical IL ID also fortunate for the country for
tho curse Of blood would abide with the shape OF
etsrnay recurring recamaons, Ii IL had been found
ne csssary TO fire upon the procession Our con.
victon 10 that this necessity vas avoided by the mpos
ing character Of the force civil and military coiscted
to preserve order and should not be sorry that IL
had been collected, could 10 be proved sssfse
torily that yesterdays alarm was false
When bad men conspire, good men must cooperate,
and We have now learned the art Of cooperation IL 10
an nspkiting thing, ssr al thst hss been said about