New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

may VIC not say, Uemulous nope IN ieascr saw
says observer the Paris population escotng It's slain
In solemn procession Saturday, last 20 lay them
beside their slain fathers, beneath the Jny Column, mute
patriotism Of new generation joining the last ore also
mute There something very striking In the na1ce
with which, tho whole, the ceremony rag5oo'ef."
II is quality In such French solemntes, this Of
silence; and full Of good auguryl
Manchester Examiner, March IL.
How the Revolution must work In England.
In point Of fact 1t remarkable 10 which we have
come The Foundations Of the great political deep seem
breaking up. The whoe earth Is shaken. By snGu-
lar fobsaranee and GOOD MANAGEMENT IN the iuns Ssa
controlling powers Of the world the storm may pas bJ,
and may escape but sstoIm there undoubtedly is 10
the wind Europe has passed the third Of cent? 10 al
most rnbroken tranquility. The general peace has been
maintained. All Of sudden thrown back TO
which bears most portentous extensive ana CIR
70 that which led 10 the twenty
five years war. We all by psinfu experience how
Enssn5 forgot her progress In that terrible peo1
Naval dominion. colonial en- pre- mantensnes Of isgu.
macy national defence, glory and We kno~ not ~het
bsu6les the ideas then worshiPed ana ooeYed
The alternate triumph and reverse the ala me
errors Of the struggles dezred and blinded hs national
mind Marx the sad consequence From 1883 ull long
after 1915 there scarcely anything which pIeiesasd
we had TO the legislation Of those days no" Of
ten supply its omissions Worib-. tumphs r1inoo'
acquisitions empty boasts international sa uses ho'pi
tails full Of wounded pensioners, epples and an IN
credible debl afforded but poor compensation or me
want Of moral progress material Improvements fltt
was very great nan, Percival very good man, ana
Lord Liverpool very cautious man. but what RECORD
left the Institutions ana conlltOn OF
country Now there IL Just fear that we msJ now be
commencing similar era, when we shall forget ourselves
zeal Jr the world, or to speak Dore correctly
when sh. care less for our actual conanon snd IL
rnsc happiness than for apparent and Comparative
rank in the great human family. 80,
We shall not be misunderstood when wesaJi thst vhlle
all our neighbors having their Revolutions we must
have Revolution Of our Ovnone OF the quiet ana Con
stitptiona sort All Europe IS taking Every
try is contributing something TO moyement france ex
Die will be ashamed to b. beaten ia this respect, They
mn he IL 10 COS a
going vie with France in splendid IDEAS She may
ep The exclusive possession Of her three political god
dessss and much good may they do her. Whstw saiIy
the British people Is practical Improvement once prove
to them that you have removed an abuse "a IN
furious monopoly reformed the administration OF justice
OF commerce. ofnsnce, or Of public health secured EN-
poyment for the poor or done any coed work and ihey
will be content drop the ideal We want therefore,
practc. men and practical that is, efficient Minis
ter all the dictator require moderate oudget OF
good measures vigorously pushed and ultimately eareo
Is the best Revoluoni among other ause
II is which admits OF annual repetition More we
sense but decided prog snd, If It cannot
get that progress from Minister II will require him TO
''''''''' 'AN '''' ''''' lLondon Times March 10.
THE "IDKA" OF TIE WeEnSs CLAs'Es.-We would
net SANDER Tire bulk OF intelligent operatives by in
sinustng that they sympathze w thieves or scoundre
in plunderng shops destroying property They know
well that all such attempts cannot and vii not come 10
good" Not by these means is their redemption from
political bondage be achieved by the peope-and they
know 1t. They understand, and they see that II ever
universal democracy is 10 be established in this country
Is 10 be effected through the ruins OF all oher inter-
ests Including that confidence and security on which
trade and commerce rest and through which alone can
they have legitimate hope Of obtaining daily bread.
We may, therefore, safely appeal TO The common sense
and The common interest OF tbs operatives 10 aid
pressing outrage and checking the tendencys nsuueo
tonsry violence Let US not commit the Jolly OF sePss,
ing classes-of arraying shopkeepeI aud others u tne
middle order sssin.t all who subsisi by earning weekly
In the maintenance Of pubic order the feeine
should be that Of iDterest-thst Of all VINO wish TO
live like rational beings combining TO keep In cheek tue
utterly awess the desperate, the unPrincioled Without
this community OF feeling eby no means safe IL 10
that oil that is decent in this country we 40 not use
the word Respectfully would at once aid the authorities,
In keeping down the efforts Of deperse and recs Dlep
having no ides motive of sdtion principle but that
of plumber insane fury for destroying whhevf they
cannot possess But fax safer would be, If frankly
sstfed the great body of tho intelligent operatives that
the aw with them not against Them and hat my haa
interest vital as the richest Of Us all 10 the msnten
of that public with Jul which the vast fabric Of
society in this commercial country must eumbe TO pieces
Now, the to do this is to make The srest body OF
the working classes feel that iher dominant idea is not
Tepudised by the middle classes That dea Is progress
change for the better We care not now TO
define II farther ItsenOugh That the idea involves as rs
essential Characteristic, change for the better True, ms
old story. Some reasoning might be spent on the
question to what extent PLATO, In his republic Intro
duced the five points Of the charter and little easy Wit
comparison between recent insuuectionary esort',
should 20 up presently to Chesp,ide, and take com
modities their bills But this Is rot the time for
psdsntdy or p1Ppyla Inc us.siDe .sen,
have and will develop with rrepr-ssbie intensity
and though order be maintained BY stern ana decisive
exercise of all the OF ihe Execu i've backed by the
aid OF all the assstsuce and sympathy OF the middle
classes blind doard must be be who does not see tha 90
the cordial support OF the great body Of the intelligent
operatives Of this empire rests our future peace aud Sc
cuTity. 49,
Dvssting the idea Of the working classes OF s shape
reducing it, to its eements-dismr>sng eli con-
troversy about srsocacy demoerscy universal suhrsg-
Chariism and The Ee-we may SIMPLY say
the great bulk Of the working classes are ibued with
the opinion that the entire construction OF society In this
country 10 hostile TO their welfare, their comfort their
hsppiuess They have rot only respect for existing
institutions" but absolute hatred AND contempt Tor
them Millions Of 10 this country would DO TO NOR
row what they have done in France yesterday Happily
there personal anti psthy 10 her MJesy- quite the
as Sovereign She has gathered about her
and regard than waited any OF her
But the tasftiOn has lost all reverence
iii Tssnect The grsst bus OF The working classes cok on
the Crown worthless bauble the Sceptre 81 barren
rod and the Sovereign as most expensive toy Now
there is no use blinking these facts We are IN crisis
comprehend the and the cure Of great Tevou
tonay dsturbsnce We must search below the surface
IL be piled thst the working classes were always
OF disloya turu-asTays dissatisfied Of dis
eontened and troublesome way Of thinking How poor
bow trivial Is the answer Does any really tank
10 this wsy who has capacity enough TO note the mighty
change which hslf centurJ-nsy quarter OF century
has produced Increase Of population has packed living
multtudes eherthe pervsdes them by s els
the power-the consciousness OF wrong The gshefing
conviction Of growing strength animate them with
meaning and purpose that no preachmens can annihi
late display Of force can repress Appeal TO the work
talk Of moral right and social duty-ex pound principles
and lay down pracice-nay build churches and multiply
stu the deepscat-d CONVICTION
society In this country hostile TO the interests and the
welfare Of the working classes and that 1t must and sh all
be changed, as they believe, for the better.
Now clever articles and very smart books have beer
written prove that there i vast difference between
the condition OF ne WORKING classes OF the pieseul osy
and their acentury eeniurietIee cenu
ries ago They enjoy better Dads can commsrd superior
comforts have better houses freed from many resrie
lions ard altogether in very different position from
cur ancestors who wheezed in the smoky chimneyco
crept when it dark to their straw wsttes and
looked forward with keen sntc patton to Chrstmss be-
q Insured them good dinner.
panied by the Bscchsnsn enjoyment that broke in
the monotony their existence BuIwbere IL the utility
Of these comparisons. They very good
Of gress-sli very well. check msudn senii
mentality. which paints falsely because ignorantv the
past and The present But If man but always
10 BE- best-if dissatisfaction with present attain
be the spur to future schieyemens-how can
qaet the working classes Of the present Gay by
telling them that commeT-e and civilization have done
more for them than for their forefsthepf
The plain truth IT, that here much very much, In the
construction Of society in this country which IL hostile 70
the welfare ard the happiness of the working cssses
They the victims Of ogNchca Institutions habits,
and eus'oDs-oi absurd and unjust lawsof expensive
vested nieresis" la the enormous injury which sll
these have Inflicted middle classes have large
ly shared and they should therefore sympsthEe. Let
the working classes feel that feudal establishment
fsuds siistocracy territorial laws army and
navy the grand Of family sessnoie seDt are all
with that conviction their Minds intelligent ope
ratyes viii become the guardians Of public peace
and order Manchester Examiner, March H.