New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

srx~ The Nsws FRon EUROPE this morning has
hardly as much interest often belongs to tele-
graphic dis patch OF some town election kossu'h
has .ot been heard Of and the iortresses of Co
morn and Pottery: ARDEN have not surrendered
Louis Napoleon has aired little the liberal pom
cy which produced the Intervention at Home oy
means OF ypocritical letter to the French Envoy
NJ GaSta; the Pope still refuses to retorn TO the
Capital where all true Romans desired his rest'
ration aud where only foreigners ever opPosed
hun Cotton fstches good prices, and the BANKERS
have o. cir pockets fall of money-there 10 the
whole story.
The Revelation has thus e6nitely ceased to eA-
ist in the active s,ste The fear il has occssoned
will for time leave behind 1, check on the move
ments Of the Feestabshed potentstes, but ere long
they will feel themselves secure in their seats and
will return 20 the old extremes Of royal stupidity
and selishness. Meanwhile the people having
learned to believe that they entitled to Justice,
that every man has night % The product OF MS
own labor, aud that receive more tina"
an exact eqals alent Tor what he produces, except
that some other is thereby robbed. will prepare T.
hold fearful reckoning with the blinded men
Who attempt to shine again in their eiiete tlnse'
sad gewgaws aud TO make nations the toos
Of their individual luxury and splendor. The heNo-
iution 10 not exhsused. Its causes are nof WON
out o. ,hs contrary, they Possess sreateT
vigor than ever. The Incompetence OF the men
into whose hsnds the revolt tell to direct II, has
caused tnis temporary victory of lis opponents
aod given the world period Of waiting, but not
q repose. How long this period will be- Is
ag,p ~
they see the end Of it already. and fancy the
flames Of q ne~ ex pioslon upon the horizon The
Only thing that could bring a sudden ousbarst
would be en- attempt OF Louis Napoleon to break
over the French Constitution. No doubt he wants
70 get nd OF that rconveuient document-but he
will no, move rsshy He will rather a dermine
II aud remove It by ahar,oug legal method, hich
will require some years There - no danger o.
the Revolution setting of again, except II DO start
ed in Fnnce-nor can we believe In the preser'
danger Of "a European war. of which 50 much /.
sa,d. The great powers will not fight each other
its 100 expensive all are short OF funds, and al
ksow ,hs, ii they begin the Revelation will come
"a 70 6nish Russia longs to swallow Turkey, 1t !,
true. but he 10 ia no hurry about II. TIE powerI
viii intrigue and cheat each other a. much as the
can, but viii beware Of war
Bot IL u scarcely possible that the sc-csled
tranquility should endure as long ss at the las
turp. Then IL continued from 1880 70 ists, sish
teen wears /. cannot last go lons again. TIT
elements fsrmert too fercely beneath the surfse
sorthst And when the work begins once more J
vii he Of different sort from that done ate
February, as. In that the people showed them
selves Senerous n sgpsniInoas' Tolerant oonnd'ns
Thev have been rewarded with war, bccdshet
marital law. prisons. prescription hanging an
shooting. This is remembered, aud The next tr
no Kinss W III DC let Oft because they promise far
bu, they will be made TO suffer in their turn
Ia the me sntme there exists the possibility
preventing Revolutions by removing the eau'e'tns
p,odass them. The grand cause OF Revelations
,.ao,-ism and what is connected herewith. CIV
man the certainty Of WORK, toe certainty that n
,h,l spioy the fail product OF that work and IN
c.-,,i,,y that bis children viii be edocs'ec. an
bsbs. NJ more 10 DO with political d's'aFosooe'
Ard where for large portion Of the PoPuisnoa N
osr,,oty Is all the ether way, Revolutions are IL
.vassle. People ,s.s OF socisiis'ic schemes
overhrow Society. Why, Society Is already over
,.,oxa where great part OF is memos" ar
p.,osrs Traits Dot society, bat a state IN woic'
few have 20. from the msDy the irait o. 'oe'' -
Dor without rendering IN equivalent isa' ~