New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

sst century il broke forth on civil and Pot'c-l s0ci
ETY. in q
since that memorable epoch the new world me
world II Justice snd q Liberty hss exircaied ise rom
the old word-,he world Of privileged orders Of op'
preston Of al the explotstons Of the people y every
kind Of Arstocrscy ,,-e..
II continues 70 extrics;e tell ~ an iNe'l'aDo 's'
sui the prvileged orders. the egou't- The opPfe'''
| -. - deo.rtmeut constantly oppose, with their
combined forces, the establishment Of 'ne view
,......,, transform atom, which pursues rs re-
,.stess course IN spite Of every oo''so'e' VIII"
ike one Of the grand primevs forces Of the
universe and which would have been favorable 70 AL
II they had comprehended accepted, and directed H.
~. hem in,snely converted into contest, revo-
luton.
xy,,h ZACH degree Of enfrsnch obtained, the
conb.tAnt, Of Yesterday. satisfied with 70 day have
| become spostates for the morrow
The l,.t treason but one was that Of the leaders OF
| the BourgeOsie IN lejO
The INNER classes Of the BouTg eoisis coming into
power in 1890 could easily have ended the sirus
Gle By organizing progress, but have rapidly SUNK INTO
the .bvss Of corruption and selnshness losing every
notion Of duty denying the principles Of the kevoa-
lion despising the people and their cause ana REJECT
ing with the contemptuous ignorance OF upstaft even
the idea of necessary refoFms
This Rorged and blinded oligaTchy has employed
eighteen years OF power in forcing revolution and war
upon the progress and liberty which were demanded by
the times.
| The audiences Of the victory Of February the
,avages Of corruption the general cooperation Of the
aeriehed the selfish, and the base the intflgue' oil
men who were factous for the past and Of the par
uzans Of every monarchy the use that was made Of
unavoidable errors the ignorance OF social questions
4 nIi,ht mod ms In whose hands the he
voutop was first placed everything in short even 10
the extreme ndness Of the democratic victory, con
.nred 10 Weld up the direction Of affairs 10 the same
oigarchic influences whose ncspacity and selh'hness
| had brought the Revolution
We have at this time both lo47 and lel5.
Itis the Phippst conservative, the son oil the Emi'
s,sn, and the son of e Crusader. who to-day govern
| the Democratic Republic As to the Republicans, the
ncere and devoted Democrats of every shade OF opn'
lop-the men who have heart the law Of the people
and perception Of their rights-they are almost all
under sentence for political ofenses, or under accuse
| ton, which lie the same thing.
| H.
| rsrRPATIoN AND vIoLATIoS or TIE cons 1ITUrloN
| Still q Constitution has been made. In spite OF It's
manifest inperiectons, Se have freely accepted It
| For my own part assisted In its formation It was
our anchor Of safety the guaranty OF order ana OF
right Beside 1t contained the principle OF It's Own I'm
| provement and opened the door for progressive
| changes If there had been faithful difference to
the Constitution, by all parties, the Revolution would
have been finished peace established ana the restoring
work the work OF organization, of the peaceful con
| struction of the new order, would have been com
menced
The intrguers the royalists, the honorable and MOD
crate journals have spared insult TO the Consuu
| Thfars he L. ader
Of the Government which is charged with It's appica
ten is Of all in France the one who has treated
this vile bit Of paper with the greatest contempt
An immense majority Of the Democrats and espe-
ciay the Democratic Pao,kque have had no other inten
ton than to defend the Constitution and TO deveope
| i,s good elements. To defend the Constitution We
have taken these words in earnest and we soon saw
| in the hands Of the uniaithiul
pass by the series of outrages OF which the Const
tuition and the too feeble Constituent Assembly have
been the object the part of the Executive Govern
ment and OF the great party Of legality of order Of
honesty, and of all the civil and heroic virtues
Ipass these over ard come to the point
ask whether the will of the supreme Assembly has
or has not been outrsgeousy despised by Louis Bona
parte and the minister whose duty ii to execute
thu. wilt and whether the Constitution has has not
been ANONYMOUSLY violated by their hands
Even the blind the sun in the sky would,
willingly. refer for answer TO those in whom the
light Of conscience has been quenehed 80 odious and
startling has been the visitation
When the Constituent Assembly heard the first a..
tack on Rome Ia simple reconnaissance 1t was said by
Mnisers il In indignation. 1t said to the Execu-
tive Power Ii was not our viii tina; the troops OF
France should attack the Roman Republic you were
bound to respect the Constitution, which forbade ii
1 ..h. ..f aeal xnadl
ton at once"
: In contempt Of this sovereign viii, IN contempt o
the LVth article OF the Constitution which prohibits
the Executive Power from declaring any war without
the consent of the National Assembly, this Government
surrepuuously conveyed the order To the incapable
chief Of forces 10 stack and conquer the kterna
City cost what II would. And the Constitution Is DO
violated And you, honorable men, have the impu
dence to sustain II, You well know 1t is false.
Bat the fundamental compact should have prevenie
the National Assembly itself from spontaneously wsg
J. ing war on the Roman Republic Republic whlc
grew out OF universal sufrAge-a Republic tar NOR
united far courageous, Tar more devoted and
an historical consequence, far more legitimate than gu
IN own Every knows the Nth Article OF the Pr
Amble The French Republic respects foreign nation
ahaes it intends 10 make is own respected Il neve
employs its forces against the liberty Of any people.
n IS ths fNAn
n What the supreme Assembly had no night to dc
RI the Executive hs. toLe-noi ~tth the consent, bu
with the formal contempt Of the will OF the legitmsi
. sovereign, the Assembly.
Ia And the Constitution ~ not violated And Lou
n, Bona parte is not usurper Keep silence oh hArs
"a Usurpation and violation Of the Constitution Tier
4, is no longer any legality in France. AT this momen
n the government of law is suppressed BY what fsh
Ne o, rebels do you speak OF law and Of the consur'
ton
And moreover. this nsgrsn violation Of fundasnenr
right. this stAobing usurpsfion constitute. BY the
object infamous betrsy Of the OF the EeoPi
y, rh. npiOas Of the parent Repabhe against 4
IA noble Republic OF Rome which historically and with
ayeSrs time viii be the less its eldest dAught'
M IN Europe Il Is treaehefy the Democratic esuse,
s1fTenderng the Revolution the hands OF Kings
OF Is sAcresoos coalition eemsnted BY the blood
brave soldiers with the AusrAns and the Cossack
with Arisocrseies and AOnArehies against the Peopl
History. which viii make this &C, void will brand
A. as it will brand those who have accomplished H. A.
;. will brand those who have su4ered it. irwin Or
noanee that after eighteen years Of sabserransAn po
and anti Revolutionary esorts to creep into the party