The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11
Our London Correspondence.
The Great Question Of R,pubiieanius, or Dsspotism--
Where Is IL to De settled

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IL 10 probably the turn Of the United States to be
made cats-psw by the British oligsrchy. There il
nothing In the world which will ensctuslly serve all
the grand objects Of this government, as to bring
about . rupture between you and France. With
the dexterty Of wise and inscriptions enemy Of
principles on which the Union is founded and which
have been propagated by its example throughout the
breadth Of Europe England has accomplished the ruin
ofevery revolutionary movement except that OF Fe-
brusy 1s4s in France She it is who has issued orders
to her interiors advised with her equals and lavished
her funds to the sscepdaucy Of monarchy over
republicsnism She has been everywhere trump plant
except in France where the the
resumption by the people Of their rights caught even
her vigilance by surprise. The French revolution took
but three days to begin, perfect ITSELF and end In
the twinkng Of an eye Is it were, the society which
had been for ages the inverted pyramid existing
in this country found Its base upon equal rghs and
universal suffrage In three days the eighteen years.
faithful hard work of Louis Philippe with all the moral
and intellectual support Of the English arstocraoy
was reversed, and like another Sysphus, the prodi-
gious stone no had placed upon its apex, found the
level over his PROSTATE body Why, it took him Q
hundred times as long to steal and erect the Egyptian
obeisk ON the Place de la Ccncorde
But still the English government although crushed
the rebellioDs in Hungary and Sicily and Fsnica aud
Rome and throughout the continent b. moving the
parties upon the shessboard failed but by hair In
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France. Her candidate for the Erench presidency was
Cavagnac, because she knew full well that ii he was
elected the people OF Paris, who had been wantonly
slaughtered by thousands and tens of Thousands ia
June lSls, ut his order, would hl gone utter
disgust to join the noDarchsts In upsetting the
public out of horror rage at the conduct OF ths
PRESIDENT, while he was the English candidate for this
Office ct the hands Of the Ascend if possible but IL
not, by universal suffrage. The election OF LOUIS
Bonapsrte was, therefore, most xpectsd and uu-
welcome result 1t was the second surprise aud
almost as overwhelming as the first. Lord Broughlm
NOW constant vsiter at the French Presidents
gave vent to his scorn of his present host In
several pages OF veHomous but paltry letter which
has probably, never been read in America though
impudently reiterated by himself Paris in French
translator lie spoke Tor the class which has his
fdepoe though ne had only enough Of theirs to make
him the Identical instrument Of their pleasure. They
were all again of their legs by the result Of tn, Pre
Dental election bat it only for instant they
recovered their centre OF gravity very And 1t is
several months that the British government has
been installed by it's superior genius in the Elysee
Nstiopal The dangerous example Of rebsis IN against
monarchy in Hussary corrected under that dicta-
Them for enemies against whom the only shster was
Lngish alliance. fhe Other dangerous example in
Italy was managed with stun greater bsrdihood Lord
Palmerston took Louis Bonspsrse into his arms ike
pug TAKES puss ia tue fable and used his paw that
awful paw Of krence Of which England has such ever
lasting dIead TO extnguish the last ebers Of rspub
licaDism. No promises were given the dplomatist
VAS too adrot TO forget that his basines TO COM
nit others but the book agent of the British
was made to see an immense psctve Of honors and
rewards crowns and crosses II he could bat strstsh
nus grasp as lar as necessary Inc dir-fu tragedy OF
the downfall Of Rome followed and the sacred republic
dead. Let The citizens Of thu United s,st.s
however, remember. that against this piyan
Tic treason to human ,nsl rights this eontsmpt of
work OF the governments Of England and Frsocc and
that t would he as Just TO censure the people
country az the other But to pull down IS not the
limit to which the Britsh ogaschy confaes itself it
constructs its mpostuie Of so-cslled constitutional
monarchy wherever 1T hiss veithrown liberal insttu
TONS or thwsrted their friends the instance OF
the came insidous counsels, the letter OF the 18Th
August was written by republican IRE dent prescr
/ bry Toe rope Brush fnstlLutiOEa. Wit.
swslms VI offers all bound to him ana be TO them by
the ties Of clerical aftocIacy; with the fame bunbug
kind of Parliament, excluding the people The Pres,
dent VAS PERMITTED 10 make flourish about the code
Napcleon but his prompi ers made MIN deveops their
whole scheme 81 moss r.hy to be imposed up)n the
head OF Tie Catholic Church, to whom ther religious
aversion Was only not go strong ther hatred Of
The Pope has been obstinate and, backed by the
wreches who have him in custody st Naples H. likely
to Irove contemscious yet. the English government
Is faithful TO her ally and her object Her c,rudied
aud unsccredited agents throng sranse DOW weak
poist IN TIE bruth continental system formerly
Vienna, Berlin. and the towns of Italy This Ddti-h
minister Normandy is necessarily at ths palace of
President and with the ministers; and Lurd Bgouz
has the face 10 present hiusf ut all hours the az
ana night Their graf object Is TO his Holiness
HERS who is dishonest he is shresd report
ed rom BIS committee 70 the Assembly, against these
worthless and la favor OF ths pOgsm sui
cdealy proclaimed By Plus ~. and his mor yrotrao
The British party L. Keen enough know that spch
programme ruins their monarchy in italy, by naias t
intocraole No they have that system only at hes,i
they moving heaven aud earth TO modify ths fOps
ana to sustain the Piosident Theirs 81 after popu.
lnrty, and Wh.ther he succeed or f4 his fortune
made poiitcally, bccaute having long snce been
jecttd BY the people Of France late elections he
expected TO be returned BY nftNn lepartmeats) his
only hore 10 Ia the clergy Altogether 10 Is the most
beartles struggle bstsesn kDsyes Of every description
that ever JUge.d the mases out Of the right of self
goserumeIt. NO ons eau predict the issue.
Several other objects most perseveringy followed
With the ZANE Intentions, 81 eztingushDg n possible
the reusinibg rulers Il rrpu blicani.m la Europe.
The knglish government has 40 excited aud deceived
the french gotrnmsnt on the subject Of danger
the Invasion Of the COssacks whom herself led
he N h,nf huvp l.d hr~a.
shoes on the door, that the French fleet has received
orders TO 50 " TO The Dsrdsucle and pretended
that the British fleet ~ there uos; and that
stsDnope the two ma ions will Turkey tbs In
tegriiJ q her boundaries the neutrality OF her terri
tory, aud the cuefcve peace of Russia aud Austria IL
IL probable. indeed IL is ssid that the Brtish fleet will
stop at the lonsn ifsnds to pat down ansm
there which IL fast deveopiDg aud that IL viii prof.. NJ
that labor Of love until the rash Frsnchmao hss com
mitted The definite act Il hostility when will be rendy
TO stbtIsl. the controversy fthe British government
deriDg Europe why has 10 not long joined It's TO
the woids Of the minister MIR Gaming! rne govern
ment puts France In jeopardy and does not probably
tend 70 disturb kussia In her designs upon rurkey
bsng well underttcod that EngIsod aud Rassa ara
psterAl friends, aud have common sympathies snd
common dangers to apprehend fon precisely tbs same
popular sides ON the burning smbers u irish wrongs
and horrors England is posed to the terrible and
violent dissolution Of its oppressive system as g. Ru.-
STA from the hsvins OF the lea OF slavery les frozen
oceans Of eeIfdom aud desolation.
But the crowning work Of the oligsrchy will be q
quarrel betsssn the United states and france what
Others ears and Kissed By their sworn aud sorai
enemy There are great efforts makius By the stis-
tocrscy and all ts organs to thus extrp poison
Of fepublicanisn frOm the kingy soil OF the old world
The end Of with the Untes would be french
bankruptcy ard dgrace, aud the tina, d.st uetOn Of
the root OF free institutions in Europe with
miserable and perpetual spsoscls ssn repeated Of
psbd prtctstion and tsbieas OF Prices, astOcfat
and enemies OF the human rsce. No American
permit IL any consideration AID English nobl--
In the vail hest ate to aid H. England
,ecur.s all the abuscs Of her present tyrsnny the
fall q france During the war che hiss ali the aivan-
sges 81 neutral naval poser able to do the trade Of
ba,f the world. She lend her money sidee
In Europe. all th- d-spotc povers, including herself
will get str, rs the conflict aud the
world the British Lion viii prOteci the whols souta
extremity Of the sentiment. ARGUS.
Our Berlin Correspsnaepce.
BKRLr., October 10, 1912