New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1850.

| r u aICl yktl u NJfL Inc lrLAcfs "a me-
and srstocrseies, bat lately 80 glad and glowing
have been q1enched 10 agony and blood s' o4cly'
Sardinia, Rome, France, Western Germany ana
| Hungary have Welded successIvely 10 the srs OF
the bsyoaets Of the foes Of Freedom until DesPo'-
ism waves ia oresry scep,er over the most power
fol Continent Of earth, and sees Doining bot tie
oettv Cartons Of Switzerland that kneels not be-
fore ia throne Il seems bat yesterday that ans.
Es,Iio Frankfort Vienna Pesth Il me- We're the
cs,,,sl. Of virtual If not acknovle dsed Republics,
and All Europe on the imminent verge OF deliver
snce from the wrongs and abuses " hch have 80
long DO xed her millions 70 the dust and all Is
changed as If by some demoniac enchaatment-
France, the natural head Of the new Denocracies
has been dragged by sorceries too ulonstrous for
belief, and made 20 perpetrate the direct ssssss-
nation Of one Of her sister Republics, while stand
lag by and conseDtng 70 the overthrow Of all The
rest. The spirit Of Liberty, hunted oot Of Italy
and Germany. has Tor a while stood at bay on the
| banks Of the Danube and the Thesis, and for a
| brief, glad moment it was hoped that her foes
would be repealed. Fond, vain Illusion the op-
oressors are strong and united, while The oppressed
are feeble chaotic and destitute. The fruits Of
aye. Of toll and psrsimony have been garnersd,
not by the industrious and irugsl, bot by their
spoilers and now serve n hire and arm the minions
of Despotism 10 slaughter and crush their breth-
ren. Overcome in the unequal struggle, Hungary
falls, and Europe Is enshrouded in manisnt
gloom. Only on the narrow crests Of the Aips
can the dove Of Liberty now fad rest for the sole
Of her foot; snd who shall say That even these
crests may not soon be covered by the rising,
rushing deluge For the Rights of Man in Europe
there is hope ia God alone.
In this crisis, It becomes the advocates Of Free
dom in America 70 look well to their Footsteps
Homanly speaking, the preservation Of the Ark q
Liberty rests with US. The present condition Of
Europe cannot endure for either the masses must
b. crushed into that hopeless abject state ofmind-
les, ignorance and stupid scquiesceoce in deerada-
ton from which the first French Revolution and
to consequences have redeemed them. or they
must overpow er cir now insolent oppressors-
Let them know their rights, and the cost OF hold
ing them in subsection must exceed any amount
that can b. vrcncbed from them By any system OF
peaceful exsc,ion, ard Government Bankruptcy,
as in the France Of 1877, must open the way Tor
Popular Enlrauchisenent. II the People can but
prove equal to the trying emergency, all must yet
| be well
| 1t behoves the Freemer of America C mitigate
their safTerings and shorten their probation, not
by demonstrations Of physical force and proiiers
|! Of Military aid which recent disasrei, have rsn-
| d-red inappropriate and mischievous, bat by
| very different unobjecii,nsbe ye, most efficient
line Of policy. Be- it - exhibit TO Europe the
spectacle Of Nation lightly and gently governed
yet scrupulously respecting ard maintaining per-
sonslrightsi q avs everywhere implicitly obeyed
| because they emauste from the People and minis
ter t. the general well being, though no Armies
aud scarcely any Police are here TO enforce the m
| Df light Taxes and rapidly decreasing Public
| Debt; Of land ignorant OF gusrd-houses but
thckly dotted with school-houses Of rapidly mn-
tpying Villages aud swiftly expanding iine Of
| rontsf se-;leme nts; OF Press utterly without
shsckles, YET never III obieos Of ofic,l apprehen-
SION or alarm; Of a Revenue comparatively s'er-
der in amount, ct devoted in good part 10 the &C
tive and beuefcrnt oscillation OF in'erna inter
course and development Of the National Re-
sources Of People conscious Of their osD
| strength and prowess bat scorning to viodicste
| either at the expense OF their weaker neishbors
| seeking the application aud expansion OF their
energies In the Improvement Of their own terri
tory rather than the acquisition OF their neighbors
aud deemng Railroad to the Pacific. for in
stance, a nobler and grader triumph than the
Military couques, sud annexation Of the whole
Continent Such in COR view, are the senti-
meuts, the i'm pulses the policy which, patiently,
un slleringly pursued by this country, will most
powerfully contribute to hasten and secure the
resurrection OF Liberty in Europe aud us fns
triumph throughout the world
Amid the chaos of opinions prevailing in
the intellectual aud political world, II lie the aim
OF TIE TRIBUNE to be q reconciler OF C0nseuai
ism with Progess-of the spiIit which seeks 20
bold fast what lie good with that which essays
the discovery and adoption OF whatever shall be
proved better The perfect reconciliation Of Cap
tsl with Lsbcr Of Authority with Liberty, o. the
ust demands of the disinherted classes with
the security OF existing rights are among the pro
biems 1t meditstes, and which i, hopes to assist
in solving. And while it deems no party or class
perfect and iuisllhle II regards the present Wing
party O, the United States as best fitted, by IFS IN
stiuctve devotion to Justice and Humanity as op-
posed to the oppression Of the Indian and the
aud Brute Force-of Public Faith opposed to
Repndiation-oi Peace and C0ntentmeLt as oP
posed to that destructive Radicsism which enviss
aud would iain tear down-to guide the destnes
Of our country amid the breakers OF Passion and
| the quickssnds Of Con upton by which Republic,
more than any other State, is ever endangered.
THs TRIBUNE is now too widely known to need
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