Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28
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coRREsPoSDEScE or TUE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
PIRIs, OCTOBER 4, ls4s.
Immediately after the revolution Of February France pre-
sented unequaled spectacle the asonhed nations Of
Europe. The event which had arrived so suddenly and
thoroughly put end the designs Of all existing paes
and TO the reconstruction Of the whole machinery
Of Government, and many voices loudly proclaimed Of
more intimate institutions Of society," was received with
unanimty, not to say enthusiasm, all sides, which
seemed full OF happy for the future From every quar-
ter came ndhcsons the order Of things; men Of the
opposite opinions made haste offer their allegiance
and il animated TO glorious and patriotic renunciaon Of
ongcheshed antugonism joined their hands the altar Of
their country. Unity, concaon, devotion TO the common
good promised in the excitement Of the hour 10 naugurae
new for France and for the world.
Bat cool observer if at that there any such,
could NOT have failed to that this promise which,
say The least could be Immediately fulfilled The reign
OF Louis Philippe had been steady preparation for evou-
on doubt but for millennium. The great extent
which it had developed the manufacturing industry Of the
country, by crowdng into the large cities active population
whose wants increased steadily their earnings were d
mnsbed and whose minds open in consequence the
suggestions OF the most radical and revolutionary doctrines
had forced the difficult and dangerous questions relating TO the
state OF the sborng classes into prominence which they had
had before. Az the time The undue OK pcndres
Of all the Governments Of Europe combined with Other causes
had rendered general crisis in the financial world inevitable
indeed that crisis already in existence, and its effects had
been felt Tor the previous year and half Add oil these
the fact that the parties which had been in the previous
TO February, though surprised by that and ready day
after TO the schemes which they had long and peril
naciousy mantained s actually in exsenco that II
TO say the interests which they founded still in
existence ard could not be consigned the grave by the words
Of their previous representatives though renounced to-day
they were sure TO return Tomorrow and their asce-
dency In view Of all these things say, II required no very
profound judgment to orete that the newborn harmony
not destined TO very long duraion unless the Government
eoud accomplish mposibes restore prosperity the cou-
y revive ts languishug industry, open channels s
enterprise, give vitality credit and the same time
satisfy the demands Of The womcn 10 the Cities and BY some
organization Of their labor them employment
and abundant returns.
And in fact the harmony of much longer existence
than the epbemer that fuer their little portion Of vitality
10 the transient beams Of summers The cessation Of
commerce. the soppagc Of industry, the doubtful policy Of
The Government the unappessale demands Of the aoripe
classes and The ambition Of the parties that had shortly be-
fore bad full possession Of the STAGE oil combined TO produce
state Of agreement but Of entire dscord win not
dwell upon the mounu which grew out Of that die.
cordevens which certainly did much TO strengthen the hands
Of the sbsouts interest in other countries and 10 delay