New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

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ntins e.. nav Cation AID. De- snoIit &C. 'lfIffunn Nh'H
afs al ne peace Tie ptoaia A"1 psA's IRE
A, .i tls a ~ fisncs snf n tufnle we're ahpfe
pared IN comprehend AID 10 sr'eg ins p'A' harmony
nafiaus amafF each other ~ ~ hehfhi :" ~" h"N."
AGO Tho iiea n no age ~hch vas esinH "ha "y 'N
the heads 81 ilms phos0phsfs FhilD'ppy a. ins Us
DOT day ~ pofulaf IitJ years OF hhefJ ~ lmhamk' ~
spaakins Az OF wrlng have produced usif f''nii'
o.sa .nfnas AMI tho uibune have acted a. The hpanf
of European Intelligence hesson spreading eYsJwh"is
and oyofsepplns The frontiers u nations has created ma
intellectual nationality which viu DO me Aehify'm'ht "
The Ffcuch Revelation, ana tho consultation 81 hfthk
/ tlora maternity III over the globe
ia short tn 1872 liberty novelty. equally Wsa
scandal and the Republic was problem. Tue uiis o.
nations, which hnd onJ Just been discovered Dl fenson
Monsseueu aud Rousseau, 20 completely forgotten,
buried pofsnrd by old fsula dyna5c and sacedota ira
dtous hst The most legitimate Intervention q Vie Peope
IN %. af4ifs ap4csred mDnsIoay 10 me sMleiW'n q
The Ga school democracy made the Houarchs tnf a.
be saua line the funiau0us Of society uouul1 To-day,
thrones and The people are accustomed % the woFd 20 me
forms. and g. The regular atGi1ns u liberty exercised W.
nearly different proportions ia al states am even 10 mon
srchlss They will accusom themselves 10 the kepnbic,
which Is It's complete fofm In all the npest OF nsuQh'
They will recognize that there is consersa uFe hDciy
rhey will ackLoNledsc that there may be In the Republic
not only better order. bu that there may De more re'I
order In that government Of al for all than tn the govern
| ment Of the few Tor tho few.
But beside these disinarcsted consider aons, tbs solo
Interest Of the consolidation and tho duration Of the Re
public would inspire IN the statesmen OF France the
thoughts Of peace III not The country thAt runs the
greatest danger IA tbs war II Is The liuery war A.
mot awaysA dictatorship Solder. forget Institutions
Tor men. Thrones tempt The ambitious Glory dAIzes
patriotism The prestige Of glorious name wells the at
q Ffa a
desire. glory without doubt bu II wishes for u for Itself
aud Tor Cassrs or Sspoieons.
Do deceive yourselves. nevertheless These ideas
which the Provisional Government charges TO present
power. edge OF European safety have not ior
their object 10 obtain forgiveness 10 the Republic Tor nav
ing had the holiness 10 create iel suo SUI ess 70 ON
hnub,y HE place OF great right and great people ~
Europe They have more nobe OBJECT 10 MAKE sVve
fgns aud nations reject and not % allow them to deceive
the nseves Involuntary TO the character u our reVu-
luton 70 give is Light and us Just character 10 the
egeut 10 10 give pledges to humanity before giving
them 10 right and 10 our honor II hoy should DC I'M
| acknowled or threatened
'The French Republic will them not make on any
one IL has no occasion 10 say that conditions Of war
are laid down TO the French people. Vii accept them
The thoughts vino al the present. moment gov
ern France these; It will be- fortunate for France
war be declared against H. and It be constrained thus IL
Increase In strength and glory IN spite OF It's nodeIaton
IL will be terrible responsibility for france II the kepuO
lie itsef declares without being provoked 10 H. In
The st case its martial genius, It's impotence OF acuon
It's strength accumulated during so many years OF peace
doubtabe perhaps beyond its frontiers. In the second
case II would against itself the recollection q its con
quests which diminish the affection OF nations, and II
would compromise the frst and most universal alliance
the spirit Of nations. and the genius Of civilization.
According these principles, Sir which are the cool
principles Of FranceprndPles she can present without
fear as without suspicion, 70 her ends and TO her enc
mies-you will have the goodness 10 impress upon your
| self the following declarations
The treaties Of 1918 Sst longer law IN the eyes
Of he French Republic nevertheless, the territorial cir
of "A
basis, aud Poiat de dPart Ia It's relations win
other nations.
ceptpg AS facts 10 modify understanding, ana
# the Republic declares openly that its right and mis-
sion ia to regularly and Practically At these modn
cations the good sense the moderation the conscience the
rudence # the Republic exist aud for Europe bet
ter and more honorable guarantee than the letter Of those
treaties so ofea Violated and modified by Europe itself
Endeavor Sir to make this emancipation OF the Repu0-
lie aties 1918 be clearly understood. and try
to show that freedom has nothing IN IL which Is IRE
condlaolc with the repose OF Europe.
Thus We declare IL openly. IL the hour OF the recon
s,rnction of sOme nsti0naes, oppressed la Europe
or elsewhere should appear TO have sounded In the de-
crees Of Providence, II Switzerland our faithful ally
since the time of Francis were constrained or threat
ened In the advance which shs is escng In her govern
man in order 10 lend additional strength to the fscine
OF democratic governmentsf the independ n. S,stes
OF taly nysded-ii sny limits or obstacles were
imposed on their informal ransormstonfif the right
of alliance among themselves In order to consolidate sn
Italian Nation contested by msn iorce-the french
Reuubc would believe 1tse1 chilled 10 Hsel III
order to protect legitimate movements OF tbs greet
ness and the Nationality OF States.
The Republic, you by its frat step, repudates the
era Of prescriptions dctatons She decided
TO veil liberty AT home she Is equally deciced TO
veil its democratic principle abroad She VIII never per-
any nierpoSe between the pacific tradition o
its liberty and the regard Of nations She prOclins her
self the intellectual and cordial ally OF every right ofevery
progress Of every legitimate Development OF the instIu
lions which wish 10 live the same principles
herself She will not endeavor any immoderate or IN
harn
that there is durable freedom but that which grows oil
itself It's soil BUTT will exercise by the light OIL
IDEAS by the spectacle Of order and Of which hopes
to the world the sole aud honest proseytsm OF
esteem and Of sympathy That IL war; It nature
That is not the agitation Of Europe OF e That not
10 embro the world II Is TO shine from It's place on the
horizon Of natl advance them and 10 guide them al
the tIme We desire for humanity that the peace
preserved We hope it, One only question OF war was
mooied year ago. between England and France II was
not Republican France which started that question OF war
II was the dynasty. The dynasty carries away with II
that danger Of war which It had given rise 10 for Europe
by the entirely personal ambition Of It's family alliances
Spain. Thus that domestic policy VI the fallen dynasty
which weighed for seventeen years on our nauoh og-
nity weighed al the lime, by It's pretensons 10
another at Madrid our LIBERAL alliances and on
peace. The Republic has ambition. The Republic has
no despotism inhents the pretensions OF family
Let Spsn govern ITSELF let Spain be independent and free
France for sOldy OF this natural alliance counts more
the conformity Of principles than on the SUGGESTIONS OF
the house OF Bourbon! go
ucn is Sir the spirit Of the councils Of the Republic
such will invariably be tho character OF the pohcy anA'
Arm aud moderate which you will have TO represent
The Republic has pronounced at It's BIRTH. and IN
the midst o the heat OF contest not provoked by the
people three words which have reyesled It's son ana
which will call down It's cradle the blessings OF Goo
and men: Liberty, Equality. Fraternity ehe gave I'M
ediaely thereafter by the abolition OF the punishment
OF death for political offences, the true commentary oil
those three home; do you also give them ther
true commentary abroad The Of these three WORDS
applied external relations Is this the breaking by
France OF the chsius which weighed on its principle sna
lis dignity the recovery Of the rank which ought 70
OCCUPY scale Of tbs great European powers Ia hne
the declaration OF alliance and emy 10 all nations II
France feels conscentousy its part Ia The mission OF ree
dom aud civilization IN the present age. there Is not one OF
those words which signines IL Europe prudent
ard Just here Of those words which does not
signify peace Receive Sir, the assurance OF my hSh
esteem. (sIgned) LAhAkIlNE'
Member Of the Provisional Government OF the Republic
I and Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Letters from Lyons Of the 4th, state that there is
still great deal OF agitation in that city. Nj Arago
said to have stated that they gate right to destroy
Notifications which werersiseb By the Orleans Government
for their oppression 80
| PARIS March 6.-The failure of the great hous
Of Gouin & Company has created complete pan ic
All this day the banking house has been besieged
with anxious inquIrers
The following is the text OF decree respecting