Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
CINCIN " All, Saturday esening.t


GE>rIEMEN:-There is one paragraph the
/ Telegraphlc dispatch Of the Steamer y asl,,ng-
ton, whicl, vessel arrived in New York last
ming, with seven days later news from Europe.
that IS full Of progn osiicaticns to the results
that are to follow the Revolution in France. 1t
SAYS ..1iro Provisional Government had organ
ised large force, with which it is the int ntloI,
as is generally supposed, to invade Austria. =
This, if The ''surposcd' object should prove true,
together with the spirit of war that is breathed
through the Circular signal by LAMERrsE-the
experience OF the past-ihe thirst for z DRY and
military achievement ts that the french well
known to possess, all combine to strengthen the
belief that war IS inevitable There is hardly Il
doubt but rebeious war is raging in Ireland
at this moment. Its not to be expected that the
"Monster Meeting III Dublin, called On the Goth
of March, was to be prevented by an array of
British troops without conflict with the people
with the success of their neighbors in France in
resisting the efforts to put down similar meet
ings, staring them in the face. 1t is true, that
under other circurnsta noes, any measures of the
Irisi, people could DO but little in disturbing the
peace Of Europe. Eut nosc, while the whole
! Continent is in a blaze, and monarchy, alread y
th rome every ,noveme ut toward rebellion, where
ever made, but hastens the general shock. II
there any well grounded reason to believe
that permanent Republican institutions, of a
character likely to possess stability with moder-
alive and even handed Justice, would result from
these great commissions, then would there be
cause for the demonstrations of Joy and reioic
in.s with which We are surrounded But who
is there that knows but what, before the resoIu-
tions that were adopted at The market house
meeting in this city few evenings since, and
which were directed to be sent TO Mr. Errsr viii,
a request that he should communicate then, to the
! Government Of France. shall, reach their desti-
nation. another Robrsperre may have chang
cd that government. that every voice that rent
the air al their adoption, would denounce it. 1t
seems to the chances are strongly in favor oil
some such result. I would ardentiy hope for
better things. Blu. let him who feels most san
gune look back to the history Of 'sthe reign OF
terror and reflect a nome Mt upon the inhuman
exec sSes that were then committed: swhen every
man who could no, drink glass of human blood
warm from the heart, was no true Patriot"-le'
hin, remember that the same hatred for every
thing that could even remind the people Of Roy
atty existed Then. Is now ne Ha''es u streets
were changed, and every vestage OF art which
bore the most remote relation TO monarchy was
destroyed then, and they now. The sim
ilsrity in the two gres, epochs are SO stEiki nc
that one would think the mind Of the most ar
dent democrat on earth must be filled with dis
trust and misgivings as TO the future. Such as
delight in contemplating scenes Of discord, con
fusion anJ blood, may we'll rejoice. But saci
AS prefer order to anarchy, peace happiness an,
prosperity. 10 war. misery and crime, had as vel
reserve their JOY till they have better assurance
that it is not premature.
The foreign news has producec 10 change II
the markets Flour IS pretty firm at 81 81 witt
supplies Increasing, and COED deal beiag ship