New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
The Press Of PaTis--tnte of the PARTIES
Eutu~c OF France.

found ga me Tipffa-NiN Nlii1 - lit o"'N- Wv
sane ss f you desired 10 learn Trat for our entire
t,raaisios here . nothing Tut lies and deception
c,p -ficy and deu.on-a pcIadioua masquerade under
ls domino Of the Republic. And n the face Of such
hgroentcsi lying through and through corrupt Jour
. is..n that of France The great Representative Oh.
20. people Leon fauchcr one Of the train bearers
% Theirs, had the npudenco TO attack the American
dy press in the most ,landefou8 manner during the
l..t Inclusion on the subject Of caution money tor
,-aais. declaring 10 T. DE without the least political
influence and mere labuc Of defamation and abuse
ror OH. TRADE the noby born but extremely ignorant
Leon fsucher Is sharply sci 70 right in la p'esse Of
% sy by your couuryman, Mr L. PlaCido Csnongc
one % the Editors Of the Nr OrsgHs Debo The press
81 America may have - faults as all things mortal
have but those faults are interviewer with the origi
n, character Of your giant land Of Freedom that they
ore not to be avoided aud the French and Enghsh
journals have least cause OF al to pronounce opinions
c.ademnatory 10 the press Of North America.
IN this newspaper of lies with which especially
hero in Paris we are inundated ! consider 10 my duty
20 tell you wha, appears 10 me truth and 70 call things
by tneir ght names Would It not be believed from
reading the Partisan journals that erybody in France
inspired Tor the Republic and that there IS only a
small retctonary party against H. who, however, will
BE- completely destroyed they attempt to car
~ out their designs, falsehOOds You know that the
Republic dom0w has been buried long ago and des-
pair also now Of the Republic de rais0a The Republic
ia France Is lost aud doubt whether It viii survive
the end OF this year The faux OF this the incOmpc
eacy Of the men who guided the history of the young
Republic during the first SIX months OF its existence
have never suffered myself 10 be carried away by the
enthusiasm of the moment can bear testimony that
have always looked on and judged coldy and distrus
fly in every one Of my letters wrote the same bur
den Of complaint d" Give US but great man, kind
Fortune and release US from this hydra OF mediocr-
ty~ in vain There are no more great men. Ca
gslgnac wishes to be the Washington Of France. Ha
hai ha Who laughs Myself, ] believe. On, had
ee but the dimiuuiye Of a Washington
Cagaignac has worn out his influence even more
speedily than did Lamartine before him, because he
made himself the arm and sword Of an emasculated
p.rty-a party which, without political and social prn-
spes without great IDEAS even without capability Of
routine believes Itself called upon TO govern France
and thirty five millions of Frenchmen schoomaster'
fashion. This efemnate party which s precipi,atng
France into ruin is that of the National now stationed
Al the rudder with Armand Marrast as helmsman, who
also the oracle inspired by the honorable and brave
Csyagnac And here remark the unrelenliug Nemesis
of the worlds history This party of the Na0Rdi as
the Government has in less than three months been
obliged TO do al that for which they so bitterly cen
sgr,d Louis Philippe and GUzot, during eighteen years
YES Il has gone even much farther. What are the
daughters OF the Rue TransnOnain and the Convent
= Merry or the " BOmbardment OF Lyons, against
that four DAYS h.oodbath of the June revolt IN Paris
against the bombs and shells hurled upon inc iauOous
81 Antoinel are not the recent laws IN relation u
Public Assemblies 10 the Clubs and to the Press with
oil their provisions and Draconc penalties the worthy
eounerparts of the September laws Ana those ioris
those seventeen Bastles around Paris, which even he1
the National under their protection, during the tunes oil
Louis Philippe, they not now hlied WIN cannon,
with cannon turned against he disturbed iaubOuFgs oil
Paris and do they not serve as dungeons i9i NOSE
poor Pr0favfs who took up their arms anna all the
homes and promises Of February, with the motto
piryc en rGrGiidRf mourn el cOabaiiant. Would
ons Philippe have been able better 10 consecfate the
forts And when Louis Pnilppc suffered warsaw
thousand lcasuea awav 10 fall s he not far exceeded
by the French Republic when it suffers Milan so near
is borders TO fall into the power OF the Austrans DO
locna 10 be bombardcd by the troops Of the same mon
archy and the Duke of MOdcna 70 be restored without
moving OF ordering the Army of the Alps 10 march 10
tue rescue Could not Minister lastde, win Just as
much right as Sebastian formerly, proclaim from the
tribune " l. 0Tdre rtgH6 Milan .. Is not the tHehe
,ordia'e with England that main censure which was
once made against Louis Philippe again IN inll bloom,
and will the dearest interests of France be second
time sacrhced to the cold and mechanical plans OF Eng
and Is not that former mediation with Ensan Ia
the asirs OF Switzerland which nevertheless, augha
bly, came late. since the SOndcrbund had already
iaicn--a similar comedy 20 the English rcnch inter
yenon in Italy. after Kadcisky has entered Milan a.
conQuerorf On | could extend this comparison INTO
hundred details farther aud 1t would always turn out
90 the advantage OF the National for Il has dOne much
more the time, IN Tar shorter tune than LOUIS
Philippe and GuizOt. only In rOugher, more cynical
snd blunt manner without the diplomatic parhancn
ary which Mole, THEIRS and Guizot spread over
their doings.
But all this mi ht be granted had we but Credit and
abOr Trade and Industry Herewith butwe are going
with giant steps % the bcggars staff and the renowned
Aglit will soon consist IN the Tact that we al alike
have nothing TO eat II is this last condition which al
ways opens eyes Of the people has already
brought the blouse men Of the aub0urgs 70 the same
conviction which the bourgroise of the middle class
and the hnancies of the Exchange and tile Bank have
long possessed and which prOCialns ltsen M the re
ifan C. Ia ne peKl pos dartI dnsi ( cannot remain
sol Yes the conviction that IN this path France Is
Fastening her ruin is already universal and every
one pegceyes the necessity Of cFiss. but who
will giye an impulse 10 the breaking out OF this
crisis and 10 whose adv autage viii II terminated Tins
IS an important question. upon which nothing can be
presumed but glance Al the state Of things may serve
guide board.
HE. present emasculate Government unworthy 10
conduct the nation, even the extremely mediocre
National Assembly Is wcdgcd between the high press.
IRE Of the Reacuonsry and Monarchca party. and the
oys pressure OF the RadicaSocal party II neither
20 forward nor backward The Radical social party
was by no means As Is believed shot 10 death behind
the barrcad Of June II lives and II Is stronger than
before the Future belongs TO H. 10 has most genial
cba,opion In the National Assembly, whose name
Proudhon will yet become Of historical Importance
Ii possesses the best journals and the number OF It's fol
lowers increases daily no, only among the Proeidsres
but also among the middle classes who begin 10 per
cege that the sOcia, question IS established aud that u
therefore rasf b. solved aud they are already accom-
rnodating themselves TO concessions.
Behind this Socialist party with CONSCIOUSNESS o.
their designs more less clear stand the masses OF
the Prossaires excited aud em5ittercd by the with
drawal and revocation Of al the acquisitions OF teoru
ary by the butcheres of ue by the summary course
Oi justice the transport Oi criihhAls anu .!
hundred oth,r ,.t.,akts " g more dangerous in
poltirs than oven crimes the Government can.
20 farther backward bee g the SOCIALISTS cohth'
nsly watch, and have the Pso.aaUes behind ihem so
il neither 70 forward Tor there Stands the htac
onsfy party, A&c rocky dam and IN spite OF Is Let
erogcncous composision Il united IN the knowieosc
thst the Revolution 90 backward and that the ho
public mus, be neursized This party has tseit IN
dersandng with the Socialists that the present Govern
nent Is worth nothing and thst II must be overthrow
only have both the chief parties smother goal IN
their eyes but there four or ave factions IN
the Re tOnsry party which will explode on the fall
Of Cavsgnac and his friends Of the National The Or
eansts speculate Tor their JOnyilc the Iegitimisis
for Henri v the Bonspsrtsts for Louis Napoleon
There is even a faction which wants 10 continue the
Republic under three Consuls-rhiers. Gen Lsinori
olere and an Archbishop In short. s possible plans
interests and ambitions are comming!ed
People cOHsyDS optalg the troops which, eight dsys
ago. were sent neck over heels from the Camp OF 81