New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

hurried without me proper fegHu iif Their stock
asd e. necessary rorsequsnes they ~i be comp-llsd
to stop on the wsy to resusctate.
French Peliiics-Hypocrisy Of The President
and his Advisers.
liz TrrbvEC translates ihs fJiloTirs ffom The
Republican Corresroadstc- oflhc C7aUrr lbs
E,sfs UaIs
Politics is At stand still os the moment the illness
of n de- Fa!oaz and the equroesl language Of the min
is.eris journals cast over the stairs OF Romesn ob
.eg,i,y which all not be pa,ed before the reopen
iog Of the Assembly Mrsnsbils they cook up phrases
Al reoucthatiou ssd DO tn est disguise III. mean
ing Of the Presidents word ofcseeipg that they al
Jack out Of his positions Ae President spoke Of 81
general anne IS toe Italian arnas scnc back The echo
OF paftial amnesty. TIE Iss5ent tpokc OF h5erai
soyernfnent the Pope, We sc told would MT feiusa
10 accept Council U. sac, composed OF Ccun-
cors az, on,ed half by ins municipalities aud halt oy
himself having rofe # iCe la al cases when their
advice should Be asket. Z sccu.arizsion VI the sd
mnistraiion and the Frenc civil code are now long
er spoken o. but - way 4 compensation All softs OF
trumpets blown concsl ans tho support given By
Austia 70 the policy Of H. President transformed As
above. This support fhuaf BE- sincere, u "a N i8ct
no su al triumph for austin % ace France, reduced
10 fnDoss Der support Ia order 10 carry out Inc
of uocy which. with slI ia less transps-
rent dsguise, Is at the bottom nothing but the sup.
preston OF al liberty and the restoration 81 that ID
cratic absclutis which the nrst breath OF Italian tree
psi.n undertaken cxPTessly 20 cembst tue Aus,iien
influence,
For the moment the Bourse content with the course
Of things aud believes matters ere going on t0leraJy
What IL now certain is, that tie affair OF Rome has
been carried on with want OF foresight and a bad
faith equally revolving and the President, In snseavor
ing 10 repair his iaut has only made II wore. His
letter, not having been followed by any action, is
nothing but piece OF gssconsde, vkich Injuries him in
the eyes of Europe, AID which In France mss had no
effect but 10 deconpose The Ministerial JJriiy The
Assembly Is in tbe sts;o Of perfect hostility, and
will not pardon Louis Bonspsfte ioT ais harmless dOur
ish. Accordingly, 81 Dufaure becomes the Atl.s who
sustsins the Ministerial Olympus This empirical
statesman without convictions without general views,
living from hand 10 mouth and wsveriDg between the
most contrary doctrines becomes TIE liked point,
the polar star for the Trail sxf which hears the Fresi
dent and bis fortunes.
This is doubtless miserable spectacle, calculated
only 10 sadden the soul Of French still, II We
lit our eyes little beyond the present. we must re
cosnze the finger oil that Providence Who watches
the desiines OF the French Republic The niuaiilcc OF
European democracy.
The affair of Rome, shameful, dishonorable as ii IL
for ts authors appears 10 me to be destined TO execute
justice upon that last fragment OF royalty win which
tho President had been Ti.ged of. in Choosing cnef
with the name of BOnapsrte end comforting on him
powers Of singular extent great part Of the country
obeyod sort OF royal superstition. necessity Of per
sOHfying authority, when was the result OF long
monarchicsl education The hpmsn expedition gives
the finishing stroke to this prestige, and shows the
utter impotence Of proper names and all sorts OF con
inysnces, more or less mOnrcSicai IL shows admua-
bly, that the safety of France cannot be sought from
vain idol but from hersel-from these immortal pnn
cples which Tor sixty years she has tsught 10 ell
Europe end which she cannot for iDstant lose sight
II without damage and dishonor. The Spartans fore
armed their children ssnst drunkenness by showing
them the spectacle OF drunken slaves II France had
lad great man for President or even an upright and
hrm man it possible that our people always open TO
enthusiasm. would have allowed Themselves to be sc
duced by the idea OF gathering the crown Of Louis
Philippe up from the cutters OF Paris 10 decorate with
1. the brow Of their President The tfair OF Rome
completes for the radical cure OF that whiinsey.
trance is curing herself Of the superstition OF proper
snles she sees now easy IL IL 10 play hing and Gen
ers, have Ads deCsmp, talk necessarily Of ones onH
policy Of ones wishes OF ones osH Government,
make ones self 20 be called Prince sud NOnseigneur,
and wear the ofthe grestest OF modern times,
aud still be- nothing more than very poor sort OF
stick without principle without dess without con
she has played for centuries The Lesson - rather
dear but II - profitable.
Another advantage Of the Roman sf4 Is that opens
the eyes Of the eulfe world 10 the temporal Pspacy
and cemonstrat. with perfect horoushness the Inca
pscity the reirosade. perfecuting and unntsiisont
syit OF the Court OF Rome The rtactlonary Journals
Invented at the Deeisnns special theory oisorerelgnV
for the peculiar OF the Romans. They DO not be
long TO them It being necessary for Europe that
the Pope should be sovereign in order that ne should
be independent IL is necessary that the no mans SHOULD
bs slaves Tor the creator glory OF God ana me ssVaon
oaH their head had thu face 70 sustain this absurd
and hypocrca doctrine Discussion has done tor this
sophisrn and nothing than lie sad OF they now
simply argue for the temporal sovereignty OF the Pope
A. a necessary thing. without pr-suming to give
reason for IT,
Bys contradiction well worthy Of notice, while the
spostaies Of Liberalism defend the Cardinals me IN
QUESTION and the whole baggage OF that sosurd theo'
eracy which they have passed their lives In making
mock Of movement dismetricaly opposite 10 gong
on among the clergy. great humber oil priests IN
spred by the vertabe spirit Of the Gospel nave aP
prehe nded that the temporal Papscy 10 an it
Inv 10 the presence OF the awakened spit oil tne feo
pie and that the temporal power can now Only cast
discredit upon Catholicism, and compromise y ~
career whose exgenc.es nave entirely different eg
tiu,acy aud entirely different power from those OF
modem liberty This renovation IN the spirit oi ire
Clergy Is not as you may be told, confined to coeie
or A particular school, but appears on very vice
scale At Paris and ia the large cities, the msjorty OF
the clergy are in that direction in the country the lees
enlightened priests are under the conIro OF inc
Bishops who In their turn, directed By 'ns aeu'e'
ambitious and intriguing sect Of the Jesuiss
Iuportant questions will be debated by the froTln
cal Council now assembled al Paris. Among the ae
.res which will there be expressed will be thai Of toe
election Of Bishops by the assembly OF me fathiui OF
rendering the members of the inferior Clergy exempt
from removal or at least OF assuring them Ike soldiers
the benefit of trial without which their grade and
their fune rons cannot be taken from them Iris i
profound revelation in the constitution o. the Ciefgy
which will unite that BODY TO the hepuone ana ren1s'
il one OF the most powerful auNlsres oil mooeih ue
mocrsey.