New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
The Harhin ger.


organ Of the American Associationists that II is
about entering on its seventh volume when good
Opportunity will be offered for subscribers 70
b. gin aud sc assure our readers that they will
look far before they find paper conducted with
greater talent and better spirit AS literary
periodical we believe il has no superior IN tbs
country, while TO those who a, the present inter
e.,ing crisis are looking for themselves into the
great principles which direct the movement OF So
cety it will be found valuable assistant, whether
they agree or disagree with the views it advocates
We believe that its editors are not mistaken in the
following paragraph, which We cut from their last
paper
oor connection with the Editors Of the Democratic Pa
ciss4, witch a4s now assumed forem1s, rank among
tie daily Journals Of Paris, and the COMMUNICATIONS OF
our sngu ly able London correspondent. with other re-
sources a, our command afford US facilities for presenting
au INTELLIGENT view Of the slsbsorons European move
ment which Il Boosting TO say, are NOT enjoyed ~
any Of our .emporares. We present the hdrotn2r 10
the paronsge Of public the only journal when has
hee exclusively devoted TO the diffusion Of the IDEAS that
have now been embodied in the Revolution OF February
and which fun fellowship with the European organs
Of Progress, that advocate social as wei Is pocAl IT,
form"
Wecopy below the letter Of the London CORE
spoudent of the Harbiager above referred to-
LONDON. March 20, 1875
My DEAR FRIENDS All the lille news Of little tating
politics and hddlesddlng sects lie at present inaudoe In
England and IN Europe Everywhere we hear the crash
fallen monarches and despousms every day brings lis
,egence Of the manifest Indignation OF mankind ct the
LOT with which the sbscursnt philosophers and iheoogans
tell them iha. they ought TO b. content The Imperial CITY
aad palace Of Austria in the hands OF the Austrian people
The cautious Neuernic1 learning in bis wretchet fight
that caution and movement sometimes Identical 10
This world All Prussia In armed expostuauon against
The mock psteru Of lis shabby yrantl Ihs Eiecior OF
"a IN
blscksmith's Est IN his own oraving-room Ernest OF
Hanover Engand's metsl-faced Duke Of Cumberland
waited upon by his people, ana processing tns ue ue-
mands REQUIRE long deseraton. yet granting them In one
urgent half hour German Grand Dukes too numerous 10
mention procaming Liberty and Fraternity with the rear
Of pixies and torches before their eyes Eveywnere tne
s.uaens in the van Of the nurgent nations showing that
the leh, of truth Is beginning 20 be married to physical
courfge End to actual power In woTd Europe, led
on by France passing In one short month rom aesposm
10 snch liberty in each case may be demanded or ENJOY
Oh What are in the presence OF these marves,
bu that verify there Is God who rueth in the earth
France is indeed the pivot Of this mighty crisis for Eu-
rome csi. quite unparalleled In the history OF eivhza-
ton aud being pivot, she does not properly belong 10
the series but her position is Predominanty social not
poliiica This recognized fully by the English press
which however looks al the French Revolution or raider
the measures Of the Provisional Government entirely nom
the point Of Of political economy, and consequently
mnnderstands every thing. In fact the moneyed inter-
ess represented here by TIE Tines shrieking with
might ana main everywhere, and calling uron God and
man piety aud political economy to come TO the rescue
the onstrous conception Of organization OF aaor
AID reparaon Of pronts to the children OF Toll Ihey rep
resent the system Of salaries as law very much Ike
grayaton or the Golden Rule for universally and nature
hat the Joint association OF Capital Talent and Labor Is
wild aud most wicked theory bubble coming up directly
from beneath md the light which 1t gives forth Is phos-
pborc in fact the fire Of He'll. This is TO be paruoneu
considering profound ignorance OF the property classes
Of everything which the people require ana tneir am
mated acceptaon, Rs sefeveent truth, Of tn fAsity
h the siorty of the human Is born 10 be poor
and miserable The philosophers and the Clergy OF oil the
secs foster and concentrate this horrible dogma, and
m Ike despsir into creed for this world, and nope INTO
creed for nowhere-or for the other The English mis-
understanding ofthe French movement Is therefore easily
accounted for g..
Ana what intelligence has the English Government dis
pIayed of the exgences Of the times or the wants OF the
oeoole Absolutely none whatever The plain truth Is
mat the DAYS Of Rank numbered In Europe the days
~ Monarchy are numbered but Legislators propose
The same exravagan estimates maintain the Same prop
er, principle Of suffrage, as nothing had lot occurred
on The Continent birth Of princess to our LADY the
Queen affords little test OF the direction men mhos are
nov taking respecting Royalty and everywhere near
remarks on the shame and folly Of $4,000 year Tor
baby and millions for the snsdowy benefits 10 he derived
from royal families. IL would seem as II the hnsisn
monarchy could scarcely last for ansher nyeand Wen
Years: every sign Of the times procaims II aud !,
should be the business Of siateamen TO approximate THIS
inevitable step by easy transitions
Rut hAve we Any statesmen None, | answer, but
tho whose greatest stock in trade Is despair Meme but
those who lock this world as bad business ana i've
from hand 20 mouth from day TO day. The people WHO
roueh and they have deep conviction, not 10 say know-
edge mat any nall dozen or dozen men, ranspanied
from Gei or factory, would manage the helm Just As wen
as broadcloh and srisioerstic leaders Couo lns
ns worse than they the mind sink loeer than
despair? Could reform be slower than Il Is no Der the
exonsteiy gradual regeneration proposed by me noiV'
dual inDr0vers who look with horror upon fo3iersm
snd Circumstances and make out that Man must urs Re
good and that then good motives Truths Words n COO
ard good influences Of society, will Tor the nIs' ns Oe
given to him Assuredly not The people know now
what only Chancellor knew once-N"ith nsE n''ie
wisdom the world Is governed
Asfr Cobien and his party, be shows no extesoh o.
as beyond that Of reducing expenditure 10 lhcone anu
he bis fair to allow the greater movements 10 ~ MN
nv "a he ats pokng his counting house lie w. now
eysr an advocate Of single direct property tsXi when
would be good thing. l wsh he would move Htte
fs.er and take up the Charter that Is 10 say universal
su;frage which must come one day soon ana VIZ shn'
,b mai. of the representation property TO tuman-
tv The social question will then be the next thg mere
whsn the property party the aristocraesl procession
have moved out Of the way. IL, .,
Utherto all goes on well In France, and Foufpfsm Is
h of the DAY hear frequently from Loheriy
xho IL thinking Of being rsturazed In order 10 obtain
seat in the Constituent Assembly lie writes IN exeeheh
spirits and confidence Our mutual niend, Lora "sus-
conr, who is very enlightened Assoctsuonst, nas JUST
hsen spepdny fortnight with and goes TO Paris early
next week TO watch this most instructive era By ,he
Wv Doherty tells tina, he Is In daily coHmg
i,h The Provisional Government. The DemoerHle Fd'
Svs which believe sold hardly 5000 copies before the
Ravoution sold 10 600 In Paris alone fortnight ago.
ana was laid to be the rising paper OF France. ,.
How e,qusely mbecile the SINS proseiy uZlt. no'e
cn, NJ the pseudo sprtuasts appears, when measured
,cs, those sreat workings of Gods Providence IN the
combined material and spiritual spheres. As ior nv
swedenborgians here they are being et oehho py te
zoe biyh aud dry, mutiering TO the last ABOUT Inh
.,r,Sost rpr yRIrISGsl Meanwhile, other pafues,Who
are alive and a. work are feeding their lives out Oh o"o
Senborg's golden with much use ana sstsiaS.o, a
without botherng other people into sun e0i4A' VI
,r..,,to s,orun- Ereat Damage 10 fHrtn.'