New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
THINGS IN EUROPE.
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french Correspondence Of Ihs Ih5ane.
ro,-,cs sent. = 1919.

crxrr.u.~-Yoar correspondents from al
..,.,,., n Eu-s3e keep you posted up @ith regard
=, the actual condition Of things. You give me
,s.k more IN accordsnce with ny hAbi's o. meJl-
,s.ion AMI with ny ns.sro a. &c Intellectual Plo-
o,c- Yoa ,kof ne my opinions and eoaiee;ures
40, tba events which are taking place On inis slde
NJ the Atlantic. ara aot 40 Anercaa icr 10 paf-
.os,.- The r0-qisat has always been my pri7-
chile snd ro;hing can please me more than 10
,.9,,,lv with your request. Still, s. ! should not
Ike 70 make trade Of io-iuriug fzc;' N order to
,tsres, the public ID not forget that only prom
80 single thing. sincerity and The best iniorms-
,ioa in NY power, on ali that shall tel you
wish in the first place to-day TO speak Of the
..s,s NJ Socialism ia Tendon. do not say ia
ENGLAND. bat only IN Lobdon % not wish to
,,,icjos,e the knowledge shall one day have OF
this country ia respect 70 the principles to which
nv life is devoted. sm IS yet able only 20 RE-
o1ept the diff rent assemblies which are held
here. and to see some Of the most remarkable
men. When. after being forced to leave France
I selected England in preference % any other
country Of Earope IS al asylum, thought that i
for the rrese1t the development Ct new iiess was
suopressed in Paris il vas a Proyidsntsl sign, on
he ooe hnnd that VIC had committed some faults
and on the other that the enthusiastic impulse o.
France. and the altogether French idea OF com
mepcins the application Of Socialism by the State
had need OF passing into action in some ealmer
and more positive manner. Thought AZ the same
time tina. the people who have the habit OF sell
government, have q practical duty to perform be
fore the new organization can act freely IN the &C.
Enlistment Of unity sod in the general cation
which are more particularly adapted TO the genius
of Fraace. For bo.h these reasons, England, ia
my opinion. is now the country which IS m TIE
best position 10 advance the progress OF Socialist
ileas-tle proeress which they have 70 make i1f
themselves, and f1r the world which does not yet
| comprehend them.
For lhemselves they ought to pass into the state
OF practical experience, Of enlightened religious
conviction, Of worship ia perfect accordance win
the teachings Of the Bible that is 70 say Of Jesus
Christ and Of Moses, brought into harmony IN The
promised land. in the new spiritual and material
world. in which lhe promises Of Heaven viii be-
Gin to be realizs on earth. For the world, which
does not yet comprehend IL, which his ceased %
ridicule it, but which is frightened by IT, which
has passed from irony to hatred and terror II is
necessary that Socialism, reduced TO pfacilce
bv those With whom il ia faith, should pre-
sent an example Of oil the virtues, OF every ex-
cellence. and should a. first be shared by le"
select indisid1als. If I do not deceive mysei'
ENGLAND is emiuenty adapted to this phase Of sell
possession and energetic individual action, 10 me
gsv of preparation. II America were not go pre-
| - q. ia r~o mis- ~
| ins-if America had not the burden Of Slavery,
should net think Ct any other country But slavery
especially is a great obstacle. for the earnest and
| intsnigent advocates Of Socialism. Tho niainie-
nance Of your unity. the internal peace OF your
vast and magnificent Union, are principles 50 dear
10 my heart, | attach such immense importance IN
the unfolding Of human destinies, 70 the ccnhrma-
lion and development Of this unity, that even at
the price Of liberEtnz your slaves, should hest
tate rs to making any agitation in your country
And still, Slavery is a thing 90 much q. war with
all nv feelings, all cly notions OF social right that
am obliged % turn my head away, even from
those / love, wherever zee It. Ii hiss sent ne
away from ny native land. It compelled me to
leave nv mother in 1895. /. keeps me at dis
lance from you, when 20 many Other motives and
inclinstions cal me 70 the United States. sm
not seciaiiaD. nor philanthropist b. profession
still less manufacturer OF humbog, "a u IS here
called; what. then, can be indicated by this repug
nance of man without bitterness, bot, on thu
contrary, Inspired with love for your country ex
cent that Slavery is national calamity io- you,
stain on your fae. a crael and terrible plague
which REQUIRES 20 be treated with the utmost eau
Il. fr.~-, Al 80 .rf.n
dyl Happily, there are other means OF brinsins
this scourge to an end, beside those which have
hitherto been used by the Aboliiionists. They
will be given You, trust, b. science in estaoish
inc all its co 1binaiions on the calculation OF soc d
arithmetic, by y hch the future Of freed humant,
can fAfsgraRy revenge i,sefon the past Of crushed
Humanity. / cannot tell you how happy am t
see the Efforts il this direction b. portion Of Tx
American press.
To return 70 the plans which are here 10 opera
ton for the redemption OF the white slAyss,1 vii
mention tendency OF Socialism 70 organize 10
self. Ona larger aud more practical basis thar
the system Of Owen, which has heretofore beer
prevalent; BY the exclusive method Of pacific
q agitation. which. for C moment. the Chafust
/. seemed DESTROYS Of deserving. Fearg1s O'Con
nor .toutly defends himself and bis party from th'
charge Of ever having had such an intention. H'
sHirms that it Is cAl1mny p'oPsssted by th'
ari.tocracy, who woald wish FOR nothing bette
than 70 fad an occasion ioF doing what the 4 'ac
zion have done ia France. | Admit this decisra
ton. which fully Justified by the Preseni attitude
Of the party. and By is connection with toe Re
formers, Of which the 1sl meeting ~ Drary Lane
) was a striking illustration. Fesrgus O'Conno
bas replied victoii0u.y 10 all the scSs directed
/. against him. and has hsd hI reward in the in
mense rnsjority Of votes AZ his lsis election. III
, Land Scheme ha, be- reported to be Ia state o
complete sisorc sniz.tioa. Nothing could be more
false I only believe that the Land Scheme. pa
trouized by The Association Tor Financial heiorn
and which has the sole object Of obtaining Tie
electoral franchise enjoys 1t this moment, ~ha
; is more importsnt, sympathy and effective cop
4 GRAFTON. This Reform rnovemen; goes on veri
well. have jisi been tod BY some well iniorm
ed persons tina. toe Cabines q now eis,ussins tn