The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

snd the United States; but in fa;t. underneath
that surface. all tae currents OF power attack
ing the example of both. and the existence Of the
latter government As to the poole and institi-
tlons Ut the United States. they are presented to
| the people of England in such terms bv the London
press. that there shall he no symo,lhy between
them Snrers at the character of your function
arrs and journals. and Ridiculous passages (resl
or conn'eIfeIt) of passing history. are scattered
through the paper. New York is grouaed with
Vienna, Berlin, and Rome, IA being periodically
bullird by mobs; and the condition Of the Western
settlers Is represented 10 b. miserable thu ex-
IRENE And lately, the cholera has been employed
logically. as an argument against YOU The great
est pains have been taken, to show that an i'm
m~nse proportion Of the people, especially in the
new regions of the country, have be-a cut eff aud
emigrans frightened. by being told that they
are almost the only victims. Bat their principal
affair IL not with you YOU nre too far of create
continual distress, or 10 make manifest IN this mtn
nsr its wort symptoms IS The coatacn, Of
conspiracy against hum, IN rights which has lis
seat At London. II is especially France, repnbli-
can France, which is the object Of destruction
To accomplish this labor of love, the utmost
stretch has been given to British energy and per-
severance 1t is pursued with an eve that ~sver
winks, and a wing that never tires. The day
opens upon It, and night has no vigils it does not
keep. Every English paoer has its correspondent
at Paris, whose paid vocation u is to lie about and
SANDER the republic, in everv form of rdicule and
falsehood. reiterated every dav The sam. thing
is done in all the Other capitals; and ut Vienna,
and Berlin, also, the Tim.s advised the kings of
Prussia and Austria to lombard their subjects, of
both sexes, and of all ages and conditions At
London was concocted the hardy and confounded
lie now everywhere reiterated, that tndful of
strangers compelled the people Of Rome tn aeknow-
ledge their deiestabe vices and crmss--the chief
Of which WAS repnblic,oism. And the vain and
weak French government were but the cat-eaw
OF downing street, after all in restoring the PoDe,
as constitutional monarch M-thnks see Ions
Bopaparte. the youngest Of kittens in the HANDS of
that largest OF monkeys, Lord Pam'rston The
but really. with English assent, most cordially
corded. These gentlemen recognise a peril. real,
imminent, and terrific, in reoubcanism and they
know thar catholicism is neither Their business
is to despatch The former, and they take to lay
The at the root of that tree ct libertv all over
the world. which Mr. Bancroft FORGOT last year,
when he frcitated the arstocrat,c dinner plriy at
York. The Birth COVE rnment have set on Russia
to help Austria to kill ofTIIungar, for the same
pose, rs shall he PRAYED hereafter. But Hung nv,
and France too. have friends n America The
whole CRY Of New York Ought to - its feet
ITS speakers and writers to encourage WIN issir
words its merchants and mechanics to violate the
old rotten code. which allows a shio or army To
sfarve s1 whole populations, and all c ,ss-s should
send arms and money to help the cause ct liberty
against iyrants. Marcus.
LONDON, Aug. IS. 1919.
The Imperial Conspiracy against R,pmJ,icanism-
The Pleasure Trip of the QuHm-Venice Before
Her Fail, &c. &c.
Republican opinions are inveterately, but wary,
attacked in Europe, through all the organs Of mo-
parchy and aristocracy, headed by those Of the
British oligarchy. The war coupselled and con-
Quoted in London, whence lie extended IN every
direction the wires Of communication with the
enemies of the human race ia Berlin, Vienna, and
r ome, and St. Petersburgh, and even IN Paris
There is constant, intimate, perfectly telegraphic
intelligence Of every movement in this campaign
against human rights. kept up with the continent
Lights always burning il the dens Of conspiracy
al Downing street and Printing House square,
where the head and heart Of the great eabal plot
10 permanence and concord. Meanwhile, the
royal pageant cruises about In the waters of Ire
land and Scotland, to distract public attention, and
TO carry of, by its decoy, all whose curiosity might
he properly directed. lie who thinks that the little
uneasy head which wears the crown is good for
anything in the contest Of principle, now so fairly
opened mistakes entirely the nature Of the English
sysiem. To weigh the crown itself in the scale OF
| forces drawn up IN such hostility to freedom and
progress, is hardly Just; for the crown OF England
I has no political power. The error Of a contrary
opinion is as great az the kindred Misrepresentation
that under the same system the people Of Engl land
have the slightest agency in the government.
| They have none whatever. They are nothing,
and cannot do anything In politics. They are mere
cphers, which might as well not be counted at all,
for they stand entirely apart, without the slightest
power Of making themselvesseen, or felt, or heard
or understood. The so called representatives Of
the people in Parliament, being at the utmost one
feveDtb Of that perfectly inimical body OF arts
tocrafs, Is nothing but guise Tor hypocrisy and
| of nDf w anv m ali
! the secret. An oigaTchy OF about one thousand
men send the majority OF members 10 the Com
mons. and none but their delegates OF course, SIT
smonpst The peers. As much as five millions OF
male adults are curtaled by these gentlemen in the
most valuable right Of manhsod-the right to vote
Another million and half are deloded by the no
tcn that they have that right conn letey, when IT
is nurilsted and nulli6ed by the unequal districts
and ohsr causes, so rs to come to .thiug, except
ihehypocnncal show lust mentioned. Of a minority
so small th.t II 10 only noisy, useless, and even
| bsb,fu The British people are like q huge flock
" sheep, allowed 10 ea' their grass in silence, un-
| der canine guardians, while they farten the land
they do not own, and IN time htted to feed the
most remorsrless market for human flesh since
the shsu'blrs OF the age succeeding the Roman
commonwealth.
In calling the people Of New York city to their
feet at the present European crisis, We proceed
upon the clear opinion that IL IL their mission
lead in the sacred crusade for freedom and the
| rights OF man. Venice il Impregnablr, T the mer-
chants and mechanics OF your clfy break the stupid
| hlnckade OF Austria with provisions. and win
arms and munitions Of war, frelghted in your I'M
rivs.d ships. No other people, nor any other
ocean or inland city, can aid her heroes and
m-rrrs. now faintine frsm watching more than
fighting, and exhausted less by the enemy than by
hunger. The inhabitants have money 10 ply for
the supply OF all their wants, and yet they are 10
want Of smost all the nece ries, to say nothing
of the comforts OF life. Yes. the men, wsm-n and
children Of Venice are being nlthlessly starved 10
death by brutal Austnans, who surround their
homes with death and horrors not to be named,
because the republic Of Venice has resolved to rise
again from her blue waters, as the Phenix n-es
afre-h from her wonted fires The h~nious lombard
m nts Of the different cities Of Germsuy and Italy,
where the strong and the feeble were cru shed into
a promircuous msss BY the bombs and balls Of the
came ferocious enemies Of mankind, present only
another phase OF their unerriog appetite Ter the
disruption of all that is noble and glorious, and