New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
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Con-tabics-The Chartisf meetinx-No Dis
turbance.
,rrs.panane. Of he TrIeans.


Con-tabIc--The Charri.s meetinx-No Dis
turbance.
Forsign Corrssysndsues Of The Tribune.
LONDON Friday EyssiDg. Aprl a.
While all Europe has been comparatively quiet
during the past week, 40 lar az the weeks accounts
inlsrn us. Eoglsnd has been ssri0asly sgits'ed BY
=. evolutionary movement and the Government
woud not have exhibited more alarm, snd made
sr,s,,r milit.r, preparations If foreign enemy
bad sctualy landed upon their shores
I, ,b..s erepsrstions show her rssl sirsng,b.
then is England weak isdsed. rams contained
100 600 troops when the ate French Revocation
commsncsd Its the boast here iast London con
tsinsS nssr1y" 1000 troops on Monday asst These
were distributed in ths public buildings private
houses and o,hsr commanding situations But rot
ssoldier was to be seen. They were All Kept IN
the background aud ready FOR asy emergency.
Ths peace Of London depended, in the outset upon
$50 600 spesiA eonstsbles, snd this Phasnx was
composed Of CLERKS in public and private establish
msnts. gentlemen, and a few working men They
-srs provided with poliSemOns bstoas They
mads formidable appearance on paper, but Ia
case Of any disturbance they woulshsVe been mere
Itrars
The Bank Of Eaglsnd was Sled with soldiers,
ana In the caves OF the building there was 70"
ofsss, containing sand piled as high f" mans
head. and 50 arranged that msskets cosid be hfed
through them. AL tbs other Psblo saees were"
larly fortified in the strongest manner
These great military preparations were MADE 70
rrevspt a few thousand Woodworking 'nea-'he
homes. artisans of Rnglsrd-iroH taking TO the
Houses Of PsFlianen, psfittsH The Govern
msut through tho Commissioners of rolce' per.
.no,ory for babe this body OF pslitionersthe rghto
form procession. to hold a meeting, or 70 msreh
70 the House Vi Commons.
Sir George srcy. the Secretary OF State gave
orders thas on no prsteuce whatever was the pro
cesson 90 be allowed 10 pass through the puo'n
theroughlares OF the mets5 polls and Ia order 10 pre-
vent any thing OF the kind, strong body Of the po
Ice was stationed on tho bridges, with instructions
/ to min 4 Q with and break up tho procession whsH
/ it attempted to pass
The Chsrtist procession was organized at 40
early hour on Monday morning it 7et az various
/ points. and did march over Biackfrsrs Srd,e and
the Police did not attempt to stop H. The Chv.
/ ,ist, procssded 20 Remington Common held their
/ eopointsd meeting, when speeches were delivered
: and thsn they marched isr as W estuiiGstDf
Bridge The raouster petition ct the bhsitistswss
/ there placed in cabs ana conveyed 10 tho House q
\ Conlslns. whore it was received and prss"htsdty
Nj Feargus q COnnor Ths meeting then 4nMg
/ dispersed 20 the great astonishmcnt of The hoy.
J ernnent and It's 1850 600 pale faced specisl can.
stables Tbus this great preliminary thsrtttde
I muustration passed of without any disturbance
/ without the loss 81 one drop OF blood. TINS the
/ Cbartists had resolved ugOa--they dd not intendO
resort 10 ply sics force on this occasion. OF course
/ the leading journals are enthusiastic 10 tner de-
scriptions al ths power Of the Government ana ne
/ LOYALTY of the people and boast thst while at hl
[ rope Is convuls0d Euglsnd remains nrm snd secure
/ against y foreign enemy or domestic trouble
These menias OF rho Government forget iha't me
Chsrtists did boldly and liEs true patriots all thsi
| they promised 30 90 They marched through me
streets and made line appearance Iney looked
/ ike me firm resolved q carry outther designs
The most pleasing sighs f0 M was the hpp"sfstce
rf large body of the sons OF the Emerald Isle 10
the procession carry ins not only their own tesuii
/ inl flag hut our respected aud beloved AMsrloAS
/ FLAGi assure You when saw those stars ADD
stripes supported by frishHen my heart beat rspd.
| h. win intense emotion Twas glorious sight
The Gharti.ts acknowledge that they were
/ caught in a trap by meeting on me surrey SIDE
of tha Thames. for too bridges we're al ioruhed
| against them. snd they were unsrmed - they SAD
they would bo Bur there rs p foy coming when
tbey vii meet where they can march g. ibe House
Of Commons, and march vei aT1g,di This know
/ ia their secret determination.
FEARCUs o CoSNOH their present leader. prom
iseI thu Government that the first meeting of ne
Chartists should be n paecesbe one but ms moral
iorc9 principles are opposed by the majority OF ms
followers VINO declare TOR ply sicai force. II
. Conner continues 10 adhere % these principles
be will be- cast aside at the last moment. snd %
other leader will be chosen who Will declare ~
arus This IS nov the uhtuatum. Althosghits
London journals say that the late ChArtlst demon.
stratiou failure, yet the Char'ists secon
plished all their designs IN spite Of the Govern
nsnt
/ anticipated that blood would bo shed otnerC
Monday or Tuesday last. because / supposed II
ths Government would not yield BHtH did yds
u allowed tho procession 10 pass throagh The
strssts, and to hold the meeting on Assningto"
Common. The original intention of the Chsrtst
was TO present thsE monster petition on heni'y
aud return to the House OF Commons on Tuetd;y
aad asmand answer, snd fassday supposed
would be- she critical day. Lord John Russell hes
however, put or the great day
The Prime Minister has promised the Charnls
through Feargus . Conner, that their petition shan
recsvs respectful attention. He has promised 10
devote this very evening to Il, but as ] must NAV
this lstter before tho subject Of the petition WILDE
discussed, cannot say how 10 will bs treated !
think Is will DO kicked aside with the utmost con
tempt, aud that the Charists will thSn sppoiu'
day for a second demonstration, sad that they VII
appear IN tho streets OF London well armed and
mand their rights IN spts Of bayonsts sad olisi
This will be tbs result unless the dovsrnmsnt ss"a
yield.
The Chartists are, however only small CLASSES
dsoootsnted agitatOrs They stand 10 the lore
ground but tens Of Thousands OF Dissatisfied, over
taxed. grumbling msD ready 10 take their Place
Look at IRELAND Shs is already ripe FOR area
Revolution Is may have commenced before th
sheet reaches the steamer Dublin is hlsd VIII
troops-ths people ara srmsa. The iOrser tsw
already faternizsd with tho people. Truly 10 |
man can tell what a day may bring forth.
Your very obedient servant, P.
Ohio.
XVIth DBlrtet-NAfHAsIIL HAYDES ia ID,
Wing candidate for Elector and JONI A. BfSsan
Is the Delegate 70 the National CoDysntion--John
Frsw, substtsts. Gen. sc0TT was declared he
first choice OF the Wbigs OF this Distric, for Pres
! dent
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