The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

brethren OF the United States so happy that liberty you
shall II the auth critics wish TO plant the national
the religious ed eagerly second the wishes
thu magistrates The Tag Of the reoublic viii sl.nys
gives few phrases complimentary to the lower orders
and concludes with direction to read the mssive from
every pulpit
The church, the archbishop (of Paris tells US, II she
has proclaimed her vi ally republican Doctrines
display his soversgns the table 1t does not follow
that bis PURGE is laden with gold ~ was not the
to force upon the world dostrne Chs doctrine Of
democracy identical with that Of chrisanitS waicn
Chp,sss anostles and dssipesn But this is not all
Tho writer the last boldly BOZ
dc snders OF tbs nstona liberties bat that If the clergy
have stood constitutional t. sstso
nsd n ssy. not been liberal enough
We bad favor for the poitcsi liberties whieh are
proclaimed BY the % o. tne
those which aught but the staixng.horses
ambition end covetoumess But We shall favor those
liberties which about to triumph because their OBJ
jsot will be to protect hs rights Of all alike, and to In
sure all ths members Of the great family not CHI
delsdsd but sl the hsppincs Of which great nation u
capable undsr laws and perfectly jest government"
Tae Progressive spsrit OF the Ags-rhe Revo-
iutjOnsry state OF tac World.
[Eron the London Times, March TO-
Perhaps the most significant feature Of Brsh politics.
about them It requires positive effort Of mind to
call ate ion to ministerial or pail amsntary
despair Of Spain we are sick Of Porus. curious
about Rome mpsthiss with the siclians We admire
divided Ss sssn
diverted with Bavaria and We enjoy the panic wnicn
pevad.s the smaller States Of the Germsnc Consdsra-
lion There event large enough 10 satisfy our era
wings distant enough to escape our attention Are
vouton at st P.tersburyh the dissolution Of Austria
and the annexation of Mexico, would severey furnisn
matter for second edition spa leave US at hssrty Tor
other countries next morning We have not told hall
or xarter of the which the British public Is
freely discussing and which expects to be daily AK
DICED. Our own colonies and Dependencies must con-
tribute little The New Zsaisnd Chiefs the C<Hrss,
the Chipsman the Sultan of Bornso the impsr'insnt
that will not work in tbs British West ladies'
and the Csnadisn radicals keep tame psssebrssk
ers jsst to get I'D connection whom orsgn Affairs hap
pan TO flag But there 10 quite thropg Of small fry
a pcticai epidemic pervsdine the foreign West Indies
and Brazil African elave-deaer boarding US in the
Court Of Qusen,s Bsnch-nearer home new sonst,tu'
ton at tina Hague number among the minor aSnuss-
msnts of the ne~s huorg public A man had need rub
hs will fnd every he learnt recalled to hs re
collection TIL, mspssisrs opght to b. making their
fortunes. man might well be eating acorns and
clad in hides rot know the RIO Grande, Cadrs-
land Lsbusn, the Hotel de Capucnes There 10 only
agreed to forget Epgand has slipped clear from our
recollection. The nearer home the less Wa are con.
cernsd Ireland. by dint OF much following docs just
manage at,fac little notice to it's private affairs
British politics in their most inclusive sense are neglect
II We ask how this is obvious answers may he
given II not unusual for people tn take ~ In
gaS1re OF Eegnbcrs TO inc OF
nsgiesting their ovp In point OF fact remarIs-
BILE TO which have come This foundations OF tbs
great p.c, deep seem nov eressng up Inc wn ons
management In the ruling and controlling powers OF the
world tn" storm may pass BY and we may escape but
c,crm there undoubtedly Is In the whit Europe has
pssssd the third Of century in almost unbroken tran
qui'y. Th- general peace las been maintained All
Of q eudden thrown back to state which bears
mast portentous. extensve and crcumstanal reseIn
hlsnce to that which led to the twenty Ave
We all know by painful sxperience how England forgot
her own progress that terrible period Naval denim.
ion colonial empire Of Legitimacy national
defence glory, and know not what baubls The
ideas We then woTshippsd and ob-ycd The hlterna
triumph and revsrss tho splendors and tbs terro =
The struggles. dszzed and blinded tho pstonal d
Mark the cad consequence From 1889 till long Ger
1870 there scarcely anything which prctended 10
W. had to reverse the i-x.ation Of taoss days How
often TO supply it's omissions Worthless triumph
,is. bosDtss uII Of nopnd.S men pensionsrs cfnns.
and incredb!s debt afforded but poor compensation
for the want Of moral progress, or material
and LORD Liverpool very cautious man; but what re.
cord have they left in tho institutions and condition Of
the country? Now, there is just fear that we may
now be commencing similar era. when shall forget
ourselves in our zeal for the world or to speak more
correctly, when shall less for actual oondi
ton and intrinsic happiness than for apparent and
comparative rank in the great human family:
Thsre is however, one other answer that may posi-
bly, to the question with which started, viz
how comes it thAs we are forgetting Ourselves? The
government and its legislature. When people are
really awake and progressive expect to tnd that
cossed less forward than the people is on the eve 81
rejection The living exesis the dead when head and
The of the sy.tsm that the stimulus must be sp
piled. Do We pesssu lesding and energetic govern
oompi,h cour. 1, Of domestic improvement III.
country has nirg'vngs on this point With all our re-
pscI tor .ns ~ MI. @ o. ne
bulk If readers II were to demand entire coma
aenes and ,e S IN 'hs minister and his plans Lt:
srs hung mp There IL a wait Of momentum and . GER
tain vsciation betrayed. Why is the government 80
continually, and we may add 50 suecessfuily attacked
Becsuso il sits stl and presents essy mark to the
s?ortsmsn. Any smpston hit stationary govern
selves What ministers doing Lord John Russell
ia iso vas Colonel ElFhinstens at csbu, SO was the
cosst of Africa last August and sentenced last
Tues'oy to lose years rank Unfortunately the ill-
seldom do their duty when the eye Of the matter is not
on thsm Al sny rate what has been dons' What is
istoDi ". since tho nrst meeting Of Parismsnt, we
have had nearly three months sitting.
Will. All our nerSbor. are hsynS Their rsyolut,ons
must have revolution Of our ovnons Of the quiet and
constitutional sort All Europe 10 taking start Every
expects to gain something by her change The British
psops will be ashamed to be beaten 10 this respect
They must be abs to npare notes with honor Now,
not going TO vie with France In splendid idsas
She may enjoy the exclusive possession OF her three 70
will satisfy the British people is practical Improvement
Once prove to them that you have removed abuse.
istration Of justice Of sonmsrcs Of finance or Of pub
lie health secured ploymsnt for the poor done any
good work, and thsy will be esntent to drop tie
IDEAL We want. therefore, prastical men |; and
practical, that is, Efficient Minister, Is all tho
dictator require. moderats budget II good mes.
vigorously pushed and ultimately carried is the
best rsvouon amongst other because It 10
which admits Of an spnual repetition More ecd
not say Tho psope ask not revolution In the common
sepse, but come decided progress and il it cannot get
that progress from Minister i will require him to
abdicste, and give place TO another.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Marsh IA Ashes In this arti-
Gle improved densns hes sprung up 400 to 3e0 bols
81 pots sod at 30s 81 70 SIS and pearls at 4os
Bark nall sales continue be made: lao hhds Quer-
ctron sold at los sl0s 81 cwt tons A.
rcsn are reported ut 60 iSs per cwt Iron-Ths iron
trade PARTED pssd 20 extent in uncertainty
arising from the political convuona agitatng tho