The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15
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eu-sent A7He Position Of the United States- Highly
Isteresting L<n~.
There 10 now no hope for timely assistance for the
heroes and statesmen and the Of tho people Of
the old world engaged in human amelicraton, except
from the United States Of America The Of pro-
sress had almost succumbed the continent of Eu-
rope even in the inmost hopes Of PATRIOTS when the
loud deep and long enthusiasm Of freemen shouting
sympathy and suceor reached these shores From
other quarter Of the world indeed from other spo
upon the maps it at present possible that shoul
hear such sounds of encouragement
France, which Is brimful Of feeling and seal, fa
the popular heart has leave to beat under tn
wretchsd nomentary state OF the government, canno
give her vehement spirit utterance IL is In her de
fence and to prevent prsjudcs, that wish to explain
her situation France has not had time to get
lid Of bad advisers, and Of the old perverted Of
stretches which have the knowledge and the posses.
zion Of power, from the vicious prscspts the 40
cursed policy Of Louis Philippe Alien laws sedition
laws and suppression laws Of ell sorts have been the
expression Of gratitude from these mscreants to the
people for sparng their worthless lives in February
JS4s, and for following their trescherous counsels
gndsr constantly betrayed generosity, since.
But let the people Of the United States carefully dis
eriminate between the people Of France and the &C.
yer nmsnt Of France. Let them remember their own
allen laws sedtion laws projects Of hereditary officers
md their other difficulties in establishing the wisdom
of for their permanent system in spite Of the
supernatural genius Of Hamilton and without other
rupport than thu OF truth and justice Let
7her all look TO the self yndicstioo before
roa sad hunsnty of that democracy which stands on
Ihe basis Of universal suffrage and uni verss eligibility
DO Office, recorded in their history and take care
mot 70 cherish aversion Tor the sublime authors soon
40 be the nshers Of the revolution of France
In 1T7e the government OF the United States respond
srg to the people in every diplomatic paper took
10 do Justice and more than Justice to the citizens OF
England although many Of them actually fxhtine
against liberty in the army and perhaps without
eion Let the same justice be done to the French
people They do deeply love tho OF progress in
their hearts and their destiny will be accomplished
only when their wishes shall be grstifed in following
che example Of America, and in passing beyond IL.
Tie that srssps the meaning OF events aud under
siands their law must know that France is going
through the most formidable and rsmorseiess opposi
aion TO her principles encountered by any nation
Even In her present state Of transition she keeps Eng
land the great enemy OF liberal principles the pro-
acUndest awe II is becoming hourly more apparent,
alst the existence Of the oligsrchy Of England is
from day TO day, swed by the courtesy Of France
They are at present in the greatest alarm. aud nnd
themselves bound to create either national guard,
(which the end Of the existing systsm) to get rid
roree IL ridiculous to talk of &c absurd There Is no
English aIoyia England and the citizens are destitute
at Weapons and martial spirit but the French army
she most tremendous army extant, and the French
ration " more truly military than any nation
globe In point Of available naval power (stesm)
france and England nearly matched that IL is
cay for France to put 100000 soldiers the only
Barrier between them, In lees than half day The
republic in France is therefore earnestly assaed by al
allied to the profoundest dissimustion The small
muster Of shout half dozen daily papers In these
ISLANDS have each At Paris it's corps Of
3ion which pours out steadily the stream Of dstrut
and faseAood, on the popular Of the CONT
aent Of France, whereon the hireing editors (slso
writing for 40 many pennies per line) make their
jeuticai remarks, Thus IT, in the days Of Juuus
not content with mere neutrality-suspicious. Of facts and
systems, counterfeit the aud travesty the other
that the world may be disgusted With republication
There are In the French capital thousand agents and
perpetrstorr 81 the Grimes. not Deced with
English pspers pushed on BY Geite.eni's M,s'enger
aud headed by the British Minister, Normandy All
these persons sowing trrrs With the good will and
sDdusry Of character In Fehpture. the harvest
3sd Of their neighbour to choke the good seed
TO rebuff these eforts the French people no art
force. They Do not dream Of their existence. in
sed IL Is painful 10 rrnd IA the Aafonsi ana the Pr,ss
N. declarations well foan9ed, which attribute ths
trcAsun Of Ceergey and the downfall Of Hungary TO
ritish advice and aid while al the same time Il Is
destroyer IL at HE secret work n the midst of the very
q immunity watched over by these newspapers They
suppose that England has put dosn rspubicanism In
rance being thus b-set aud mensced by the
~uemy on all sides and vitbins not 20 be by Just men
expected 70 swell TIE note o. reconnaissance against
Hus.is and Austria 70 The volume the copst-
su "a ard magnificent r.pnblic Of the United states
Her people bot yet FREE. they must soon become
ty the Inevitable operation Ct her political system
J'tc emancipation o. nation which has exled its
Sr ne narrow inc mass requires tbs habit Of seton
ard slto tc be quit II s Old deceirer', whose hrst
rpseeh.s always plausible and authoritative but Who
roon, like Csvaruae ard Bonsrarte. sure 60 per-
strste the sct Of suicide For the moment France Il
eld dow, like Anteus. 70 The ground bat from that
no succession Of The bss directed blows
Ter the u~ment only, france then 10 tctided both In
s, @ sss tN.ir ne sspapsrs tats ses Nth
.nost Iropostcrous assembly, ministry and resident
agsns, the pOpulsr ,rs@phs % Europe Ssry little
expedition will kelp) 10 required 10 unite the people 81
all ranks and all the organs % public oPioion and Of
course. Oh. .tstesm.nard politicians.
Besides this explanation. permit me 20 Offer a fev
words Of advice q the people ~ the United States
Whom France 10 perfectly united, her hbeia pin
iplss place her Imminent hostility 10 the d.spots a
urupe She viii need the aid Of Anerics - secure
her own existence. under her chosen form q repub
'snits that assistance She advanced you, In the Re-
volution great lcsas Of the snsws Of war, gold aud
Throuaf the Of American Independence and covered
her snldser. and officers at Germantown, Princeton,
valley Forge, Nnlts Aso fOfttoNhf win
abe laursls Of the first battle neids In the his
zcry 81 the world where the opposing principles OF
right ard might were ever engaged IA all their impor.
dance she Is the natural ally OF America as ss.
paa a. ca aisintereted friend To the old debt 81
urstifpde France aids is undeuisble claim, that she
Sss followed through three score years longer than
She srsetss wandered with Moses the lsbt Of your
1epublie IN example and shs has taken her pos.
pesson ~ the precious and u promise aide by side
evth United States In the glorious domain Of Free
dom France u republican according 20 the American
model a state mot ted.ra) constitution, which she
moro I'd TO herself for Imitation She be. somevbst
am ended that model except that she provided for
Governor (PresidenD and given him too much power
instead Of conhning him TO the Legitimate gubernsto
risi business of psrdouiDg criminals and commission
Eur militia officers IN three years she will probably
ast rid q the ONCE and the superhuons ohoer himself
Nv In that respes her otherwise excellent CON
stuficu at all events the people vii demand almost
ali the power themselves There are between France
ana he United the strongest sHnities IN re
epsct a. the aste snd pursuits 81 their literary snd SCI
entihc men aud Their. ought % extst immedstey tne
Al. "a Tree comnercs in such French articles are
mot the production % 0reat brisin Tbs country hss