New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. TUESDAY. MAY %.
AbsoIutIsm In Europe.


a force and cesrness worthy Of It's author the
secret purposes Of the absolutst party IN Europe.
Fraud and dissimeistios while progressive ideas,
have power enough to make them feared S'o-
lence and war when their supporters shall have
been divided and beaten and the coalition shsi'
think Itself strong enough 10 crush what Oei''o "
aimed only 10 beguie and weaken s0cn INC
policy Of that party, policy pnrsoe' VII"
rable Judgment and stesdiDess from toe h's'' I''
line Of conduct developed IN ths ietie' VIA.
has lo,g been understood as the real purpose OIL
R,s.;. s,d her allies In a letter from Pans 70
The T,,byne dated early 10 las. October, the
nresent writer said though in another strain pre-
ciseIy what Metternich here says in confidence to
his old friend and coadjyto in the work Of dark
ness. .,,
Metternichs letter was originally Published %
the Pesti H,riap Magyar journai published IN the
City Of Pesth It was in.erceptedby the troops IN
der Gen. Gorgey as It was being carried 70 WIN
dischgratz It speaks for ito own genuiheness.
nitwas no. written by Metternich u IS an aston
i.hng imitation both in manner and matter. There
is however no good reason 70 suppose that u IS
not genuine. Our translation IS from the French
ofthe Democrat,e Pac.fqve.
dsv send 70 you VIII carry my response two letters
Of His Imperial Majesty and Of the Minister Of ofeign
Affair.". have the honor my dear Prince to lay be-
fore YOU In particular and summsrly, my manner Of
considering the q things. II seems b. ne adrsa
bic to bring during the ensuing weeks the general
conflict against the revolution % state Of formal
Iteration or least Of apparent reposs any case 70
avoid until after the French election. al attempts'
whose result may seem doubtful The revOutiOnusfs
Of the other countries Of Europe sun hope IN the cup
port Of the grand republic though II has often de-
oeived and abandoned them and long ss that hope
remains they will tight with some courage This would
cause us the loss Of large number Of brave men, and
would occasion good deal Of jury to the respect 10
which we are held to the sslutsry belief in invnc
bic power, especially II should suffer any more
checks ike those which have lately happened 70 us IN
Hungary end Transylysni But As soon a. this cleo
ton has taken place and the demsgogues, with the de
iuded masses shall have recognized the vanity and in
significance Of their last hope from the French Republic
they will At once lose their wsrke courage and viii
surrender Of their accord, may be easily crush
cd wherever they dare 10 offer resistance Then the
hour will have arrived when it viii be nocessary 70
transport 20 Amerca the ncorr gble heads whom the
sword Of battles or the lead Of Courts Marital shall
have spared and to pardon the honest and peaceable
Full Of gratitude they will then bring to us all their
sdserents aud will gladly march against France which
will have deceived all their aspirations The essential
aim toward which we ought 10 tend il 70 put the
French Government In hostility with the Italian Ger.
and SsvoBic democracy and thus TO teach that
democracy 10 hate and despise ali that in'olus nation
In the persons OF s rulers al Paris and 70 aspire T. be-
revenged on them for all the afronts has suffered
II will not be difficult 10 bring Bsrrot and he colleagues
10 complete rupture with the revouuonsis OF other
countries for already under their predecessors Lamar
tine and Csvdgnac, many circumstances have con
fnbuted to prepare that result The very probable in
tervention of Catholic France in favor Of Plus ~ wil
not only embrOn them with the Italians but W ih the
Protestsnts OF Germany, switzerland Hungary, llol-
land and Scandinavia You perceive that II viii be
useful to mix in the religious question little by little
France be set completely at odds with the anarchi
cal and siheistc factions Of the rest Of Europe before
che can be vigorously attacked so render her for
ever inoHonsve We have caused the French Min
istry and NJ Bonsparic understand that enemies
theirs also accordingly they see in every foreign
democrat a communist a socialist Of the worst sort
and lend to us greedy and favorable when We
communicate them views and proects against the
common enemy.
They have received, with favor. the idea of an ali
uHcs Of pace Of determination Of all Of good IT,
and Of all those who possess property 10 put
end 10 the bloody drama of revolutions If not for
long time a, least for years, in order 10y tranquil
hy and order to restore the regular movement of ai
fairs This the part Of the Modcrate which i
not without foundation is for us an ally Of high i'm
portanco It guarantees favorable result at the
coming election, hatwe may eassurc ourselves
gard to 1t.
The fathers OF the Company Of Jcsuiis have done
their duty. They have organized IN silence the entire
Clergy OF France into vast Electoral Committee.
The majority OF the people in the country obey bhndy
the Curacs of their parishes The army and the class
Of workmen acted upon by the Bonapartist prope
gsnda and among the most incorrigibic Republicans
there are personal schisms and animosues, there
always have been.
We have what the iutincrant Company OF Jesus
Is capable of doing in the Presidential election, when
furnished striking proof OF It's influence. H. In add
tion we reckon the moral and material means which
the present Government has at its command We may
await the future in complete security The Provinces
desire peace any price, and the turbulent the chiefs
OF barrcades In the capital now either In PRISON or
on the islands that the revolutionary Babel has
more heads and wheroi it shall have put forth new
ones, we mus, hope that the European Monarchy viii
be strong enough to s,rengle m it. cradle the hydra
q fourth revolution However We ought 90 under
stand that the known susceptibility OF the French char
ter demands prccSution part, which let
us evncc by the temporary indulgence with which We
treat the chosen friends OF the French ansrchica prop
aganda the aitaors OF Italy and Hungary By avoid
ING thus wisely everything which might too much excite
the sympsihies of France shall contribute TO the
preservation Of the present Ministry by Strengthening
its influence the election 1t is not necessary to say
that sitter the election viii be out OF the question for
us to delay any longer the striking mastery blow by
general rising part Your most Serene High
nsss and the documents send 70 Olmutx what
has been considered and approved by His Imperial
Highness, the Emperor OF all the Russss, have not
failed ON my part call 10 it. particularly, The siten
ton Of the Prince Won Schwartxenberg.
With profound venerston and friendly devotion am
your MkITERNlCh
LondoH, March =. lsf9.
The Independence of Hungary