New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
FRANCE.
Socialism and Revoiutio1-fng't'v -oo"''"-
80 s,.,ewent-C Continental Politics
Redeau- (scrmaBy-Proudhou.

LONDON, July 6, lsi9.

Rome-I,edeas-(scr Germany
LONDON July 6, 1919.
Mars Grssiy Y heEbath
GyxrLrmES-I have arrived at London by the way
Of Belgium and shall for the present address my cor
respondence 70 you from this city snail @As care
that my voluntary exile does not Interfere with tbe
,,o,no,pe.. or accuracy Of the Communications which
I ,hsll make 10 you. Ny active correspondence with
vell.informed persons at Paris, will furnish me with
ans and beside the time has come for England TO
take prominent part in European affairs. But before
giving you any details on this point would resssure
the readers 10 whom you have introduced me and
.bow them tina, am neither a conspirator nor Grim
ipal worthy Of any punishment Since the extrsord
nary dan of June 49, no one is beyond the reach Of
ealumnious denunciation, and az TO myselt who WAS
denounced as Socialist twenty years ago, precautions
ware the more necessary am In the possession oil
the secret Of all the little passions and all the base In
tsgues, Of which propaganda Is the object ana
especially since IL armed with the strength OF mode
ration and has strictly given in TO any oil Tue
snsres spread for 4, by the enemy. NM Theirs Bar
rot aod Dupn know very well that II wouldbe easy for
,he,o IN make me pass for man Of disorder when have
been lsboring years more, 10 prevent them 9 ON
DESTROYING the Government, whose place y v NOW 40
poorly on. while the other hand ,,sde every
effort TO induce that Goyernr~ N, 10 take the inta
tive in social progress rise above the danger Of reyou
hon' ana 'n''ousn" dive the question of the remuner
suon Oh '"ooi' ne very contrary Ia what has taken
p'se"' roc .iism has been obliged to come TO toe ala
" INC evolution. and TO attempt to infuse INTO us
t.sn spirit by means OF an intimate alliance II mas
already done much by preparing the people 10 near "
words OF organization and reverence Tor tue DIVINE
Law Ihave been surprised in the midst OF TINS "oiA
nv one of those circumstances which no live man c"
rcsls, aud ust ss Consideraut has done, a. hepre
sentative OF the People, have taken part IN my cSpA
city A. delegate Of the Committee OF the frees ana
member Of the Social Committee, in public and open
protest against the violation OF the oonsu'u"o'- As
ral,or of " The Tribune Of the People having &C
eidenay escaped arrest atthe time ~hen every VIM
found in the Office was ,eired mus, declare myse"
- ,,,o.hs than the others in the things that are
rharv.d ,sssnst them Oone what cou'o 70
,,ss them from responsibility now wait In readiness
q, ar sa.i..is-, - '.1-s.rs. --y srFs~F 'a's' ~
Give % the interest OF the cause.
g.,gium IL everywher~ SIZED with the fagiuvea
have .een them at Brussels at Antwerp at Silent ana
NJ O.tend Those who do not travel under h'lsn'u
name and who known 10 have taken part IN 'ne
affair have been requested 10 quit the country 10 VIZ
tue of law Of expulsion passed few years since and
which empowered the Begisn Government TO send out
of the country every stranger whose presence might
appear 10 be dangerous The position OF those who
travel under feigued name Is more serious They are
liable to prosecution for assuming name. The Club
bic, bernard is now under arrest for this cause
Iws. right in telling you in my last that all the re-
por,s in regard 70 the srrva Of Ledru Ron' Conside
rant Rather and Boichot whether in Belgium or Ing
land were wiihou, foundation. have certain means
knowing that neither of them has been in either eoan
try considerant from bic unknown retreat has just
rnhH.hed a rom document. entitled 4" simple
explanations 20 my friends ant constituents This sp
pesredin Brussels AS ssuppement To the Dsba Social
new.rapcr II has been inserted by fragments IN the
Kafionsl But no journal that know OF h" published
A .ntire rejoice shat able TO send 700 copy
II. lou will doubt translate " tor The f1suns
would direct your attention also The protes,aton
tho French refugees at London We published an al
straet OF this last week III TtB You will peroeis,
that we are by discouraged. THIS ~ass few
days before my arrival
Ihave said that Engsnd 10 about TO take her plac'
In European snsirs The day has been fixed in ih'
Bonse OF Lords for inquiry, and direct proposition
OF Lord BroughAm relative 10 tho Intervention o
France in the Roman question The real dia-eEiue
of this affair are about TO commence, row that on
finances have been squandercd our soldiers slain an
our military honor seriously pledged To destroy
psnuhc and TO roSstsblsb the pspa throne. iffrsnc
mediation in behalf OF the liberty OF the Romsn pee
ME while In her actual political condition she Is quit
t.ce,s against Russia Austria. and the other power
vi,hou, the support Of England. We are thus throw
.s.in INTO the arms Of Queen Victoria and ~ usn
condemned TO pay for htfle aid with much snole'
tion. England, BY having waited and shrewdly MAD
use Of the incompetence of statesmen Is sgsn MI
trees OF the hed.
Rome has decidedly asked for capitalization u
ssid lhs, the Roman Municipality was the fret TO max
the advance 70 the French camp. Nothing s yet Know"
however, but the report of the telegrsphc disps'e
dated Ssntaeei. June 9, 10 O'Clock 2. NJ The dispse
positively mentions the demand Of espitulston IL n
nounses that the ports Of San fsolo and of San Ps'
srsr,o have been opened TO troops and that met
sures have been taken for the formal occup Of ii
city There need be no fear tor the moderation OF on
Republican sodiers their regard TO discipline, PR
prie,y and female honor
A s,,,,om.r,., who has arrived here from Gaets n
torms me that the Pope has not expressed his view
,,h ,,sard 20 the conditions of his return 10 Rome
Rut cannot believe that France has committed i'ss
40 fS without previous agreement with the Pope al
a.. o,hsy authorities since the French ln,erven'''
was evidently concerted as sppears IRON soi'PS''H
Prince sehwrremeers dated April ~
The mission OF Gen. Bedesu, who departed Tor hon
two dsys before the news OF the eap'uisuoo' -
sah,ee, Of much discussion. We must reduce ms''s
10 their simple expressions 1t cannot be the in'en''
70 replace Gen oudno' os the eve OF closing 'ies
whcse operations could Be appreciated, aud It's re'0'
forcseca BY the Government. Gen Bedesu Is sent As
Peppo,earsry for the general regulation OF the ana
of Italy. Perhaps alec, France anticipates the PROB
bly Of serious dissension with Austria ana fIa''l
Aa.rs would thus assume grave character. ana
end Of the expedition would become important ea'us
40 combine the functions OF an armed Genera W,
,ho.. of Minister Plenipotensisry in an 0'ncer WI
IA, siyen more pledges and whose ABILITY q oe''
Established. than that Of Gen. oudinos Gen beae'
4. ans Of our A,iosss most sincerely attached 70
Rsoabls. His mission is another proof Of ms =
49,. os thu truly moderate pAry-thst parry VINO