New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01


- THE News rRoA EuRoPE, b. tue United
States yesterday mornius. is on the whole, cheer
Ing. The expected attempt 70 overawe or over
turn .he leeitimately constituted Government OF
France and substitute therefor Jacobinic anarchy
.r Mob rule had been made and defeated, without
the eGusion Of blood Toe triumph OF Order and
consttut.onal Liberty would seem 70 be complete,
and we cannot doubt that the Government mas
been materially strengthened thereby. II the
Convention and It's Executive viii but understand
and appreciate the nature OF Their triumph-w.l
realize that It Is victory ior Order ald Peace, bat
nor acains, the zlts o. Lator-ol wLA soon Be
well I'll, question Of Labor musi not be sh.rked
and cannot well be postponed. The men by
whose unarrasd val9r ami devotion the r ghfs Of
al were re-ooacrered from Despotism cannot
,astlv be LEFT % sta-ve unless preserved from
tat fe1o b. the accident that some one wishes
. hire them. Tne Organization Of Labor is
a vital, a primary question with France and
is achievement c.n alone aver, The dangers now
impending Doubtless 10 present, dfcutles aud
n The outset Involves sacrifices; but it could not
cost 70 much, even Tor the frs. year 70 provide
work with 5a,t reoompense fo- every one who re-
Quires ,hcm, e % support he present enormous
Military and Naval ornaments Of France which
are no. half 30 potent dcielccs os steadily en-
yloycd, well paid, contented Leb0ring Class would
be; and the expense Of 60 organizing Labor would
rapidly diminish while tlato. organizing Slaughter
tends constantly 20 increase. uit be the destiny Of
France % teach these truths 20 all nations she may
well be more proud oft than Of all her bloody VIC
tories.
We do not suppose any one needs evidence
tia, tie sFour.eris.s, 50 called Of France are
supporters Of Order md Peace, yet line upon
inc may not be wasted Wilmer & Smiths
European Tine, tlas condeasas an editorial Of
tie orsan Of tic French Assoc.ationsts apparent
y Issued on the very morning before the attempt
o.the Jaoobns 20 subvert the Vat nol Convention
The y aocrade Paeg7ue sapplieeiss the member
Of The clubs Of Paris not to nllIe the cause 81 I.1
b bg an Dlimed movement 10 observes i""t q, t-t'
moment ANYTHING like the appearance o. me pressure
On the National As.emDly woaIa pIolnce \" 4IsH ,i
fhrous hout Europe and even n the National Assembly
the most oelioraole elect
On the whole, We consider the chances Of a
,rost European War rather le,soned by this ar
rival. Austria seems unable 10 reinforce prompt
ly and 6lmida5y her armies ia Italy, so general
"a the Differentiation or her subordinate king.
doms and provinces. Unless Russian aid IS
yoacbsafed her land the reported alliance
Of the two Powers does not necessarily in.
vo,ye tLis,) she must surrender Italy, even though
France remain passive. Tae revolts in Prussian
and austrian Poland appear to be nearly Or quite
suppressed. the absurd war between Denmark
oal Northern Germany evidently draws to
close aud nothing but the grave question Of Po-
lsh Nationality and Independence remains to
threaten general convu'sion. Should France ct
tempt 10 dictate by force the Liberation Of Pc
land. which Russia viii inevitably resent
and resist, while Prussia ana Austria must
bs driven by common interests 10 make com.
mon cause with her, fearful ruggie is indeed
at hand. wherein France crippled in resources
AID in credit, must prosecute war at long
distance from her borders against nations
whose united populations greatly outuumbors her
own with that Of ancient Poland suPeraddsd.
Such Wa could hardly result favorably or torni-
nate speedily It would exhaust the resources
aud tho blood Of Ihe Great Republic it would
array in deadly strife thousands whose common
aspirations Tor Freedom shoaldren them allies
and friends; and We greatly fear that amid the
oiasAing and crushing Of Nationalitas, the senti-
mont Of Fraternity aud the aspiration for Free
dom and Progress would be obscured If not dc
sIoyed War must be at best ieaa'd calamity
to the Liberal cause.
We cherish profound solicitude and sympa.
thy FOR Plus *. in his present critical position
Liberal Europe derides and execrates his repug-
nance to shedding Christian blood for reasons Of
state merely. But he is right and the world will
vet appreciate and admire has course if be have
tho ability aad tie imness 20 porsevere in it,.
That the Roman People should regard the matter
in a different light is bnt natural we do not con.
denim their course in applauding that Of the Pope.
If tho FINAL result Of this collision shall be the sep
aration Of the Popeiom from all connection with
temporal power. the result VIII be most auspicous
70 the Catholic world
Ireland IS apparently tranquil, but the volcano is
nevertheless there. THO trial OF Mitchell may not
procpitate the eruption, but ID can hardly be post
ponel another year. The idea Of reconcilng
Seven Millions Of People to hopeless and lingering
starvation bg exhibiting a Queen tothem is one Of
tho grossest absnrditos Of the age It can hardly
serve les purpose.
The following table shows The lsies, European dates
/ brought hy The United States.