New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

| feffag &c cvss. pcuscs g t7e Roman exQe,,--un
| Au0;re- million Is required ilr Pr-si euual and
| Wee Prssiisni al sslf5icr nsw credits and ne~
taxes are proposed by Government aod tbeir sap
! postsr-. While tie people kfa demanding with
v.ice o. Ehund-r, more economy and less tax
alton.
The Government Is ~ puzzle. and is only
policy 20 pass the danger q 70 Ees up fear slr0ng
the midcle classes. while II fires OF legislative
measures AGAINST Freedom and Democracy. Toe
ind. ara lowered system atics y on the stock ex
chsuee 70 Keep the little money -rOgues Ia ave,
While zee bg j1boers anl their diplomatic cOm
peers carry On ihs same Of polt.cs IN aud oat Of
Parliament Rgmors u foreign wsr are famed
into lAme. - lessen snr sos)-n the IRE ol civil
Sar. Every means. n fact, srs put pat IN motion
u gsin tine, while al thst q Repu0 lean. Ia prin-
cple ana prscrice IS dem1iishcd vlth The utninst
sigcr. Privileges sni Roysi.m have the upper
nanc IN everything iu,t nov Democracy 10 scfGsh-
ID and PROSTATE Tor the moment. VIII !, ong
c0ltuue 50, or take sudden change In nev con-
r-lsions Tns; IS e question which ! canuot
Aaswer
The irjs At versailles commenced yestsr.
day. Great preparations have been msce 5y
Government 10 reader Il impressive Ia the
sense o. dangerous conspiracy Little has been
Gone BY tie accnsei TO give u .um nous eclst
a. egcac.oas persec-ti =. Nohlly dOub-s ;he
vl,lRt on oi the lns;itltOn. TIE vernmeut
does rot disguise It's resolution to raa.sil tie
=
The Constitution Is a temp rsry hing h. genera
estimation, and a. parties mean t. Rave il, tthey
car, revised ere lons, IN accordance win t1eir
own opinions. TIE celense viii, therefore, Rave
but iiisa liberty and lees enih0s asir on thls cues
tion. The debates vii oe hemned IN hy walls
ol csnmuy snd spurious d-nu.cisti,n. cemenied
BY the technicsnties oi Tg7i procedure. which
sili occ1py whole weeks or Vasrisome display,
and cover the whole body Of accused snd sccusers
" IN the dust and dirt Of filthy vefbsllsm. -
rnst 10 al the enemies OF Liberty desire. They
d. pc they will De able To fatigue t'c public mind
With clouds Of msly atoms, snd produce lad der
ence by din, of WEAKNESS. " hole troops OF Jour.
nalsls ard party qalll-nen have been sent from
England, Gsrmsny. ard other parts OF Europe. 70
muiuply ne clouds of iust created az Versailles,
aBd s9Tcsd them over t1s whole continent.
Mcanwh bile, the aitssns OF Monarchy work
with hl their night ia ciDlomst'c darkness e. the
rain OF Democracy aud Liberty IN every d.
rtctioa The sfags ~. however, thst fh0mms
Drop9se z Dien disposs ana. while cu1Iing men
bn'.ed IN this selfish plotting, Providence MAJ
possibly De Esir them Ter other sDd better ends
than thOse .hey dream 0f The loan contractors
aud their military ooafiltCrs ara Sssaiied by
many and Increasing difficulties IN their work OF
spoiistion. TIE pspeTs are discussing with much
wsrmih the Austrian proposal Of loan 10 cover
the extrsvsgalce OF d. spoti.m sud multiply the
powers Of oppression. Golden has embarrassed
money -mongers by hs opposition. He has minded
spirit OF resistance IN the middle classes OF
Eng aud and of other countries, which will no.
easily be guelied by fear OF rev0lution-the lsst
sod only resources ~ privileged monopoly
Girardiu, tho editor of Ia Prose-, "a Paris IL
working in the lame direction, and with powerful
effect. Austris has levird a new tax OF 80 per
cent. on properly In Lombardy aid the Venetian
states, and prOmiaed 20 impose all sorts Of taxes
on the people oi that unhappy country, as
means OF paying heavy interest 'cr The money
! I.
OF Kiugs and military conquest. 1t seems 10 be
hopeless tlsk however, for the little money folks
are anxious 70 keep hold Of what lhey have IN
hand, until they their way more a. early IN the
wilderness o, politics They like 70 sques ze the
lsDorer as much ss possible m their industrial mer-
camille pursuits, but relish rot the squeezing OF
their profits by the feudal monarchs of finance and
military sway.
In the miIst Of ell this chaos of Democracy
lnd AristOerscy, 1t war Ia principle and reyOu-
tonsry action, the great mass OF those who pay
the piper 10 the end, whichever patty gain tn
day, are opening their eyes 10 iacts aud figures
which affect their pockets. Many awkward ques-
tons discussed beside the fcuds of Hoyallsm
aud Republication. What is the uss Oi this or
or that IS nov general preIm may OF discus ion
with the people aud ih- middle classes. What -
Tho use OF King or President Wha. Is the
ase Of our Arstocracy What is the use OF toe
rich What DO they do-whst can they do, Tor
the la5oiiag people, for the progress OF the arts
and sciences the multiplication Of weslth, aod
the general pros sperity OF nations Sal b questions
sre often put, aud answered ominousy.
There Is sJmethiay rotten IN the state Of Den
mark. and all other ststes, II 10 commonly ex-
GAINED, aud msay tnIuss looked upon with
imminent sgs pIci0n which seem strongly grated
on the laws Oi custom aud tradition. Whatever
De the Wanted qualities OF privilege and po~e
handed down 10 as by time, there is common
feeling that they are too dear, ard that is most
pow erfal DISCOVER. Old things and notions are
fading fast away, even 10 the minds oi those who
think they are reigiOgsy devoted 20 tradition and
Conservatism. We need no other proof OF this
than tue divorce between religion and politics, IN
Catholic as well as In Protestant countries Mar
riags hiss been made q clyll act ia France and
Ensisnd, snd Prussia FOL OHs IA the wake Dy us
ate legislation. Tue state il tending To absorb
the CUurch in Europe, and reduce the Clergy 10
the rank aud function OF accessory police super
sltlons and not spiritual AIDS OF Government su-
tlofity. All things are working together TO dis-
soiye old notions sld Old lnstltatons IS n Pow
dence had wiled that something new should grad
"a y take the place Oi that y blch IS decsying IN
The minds Of men. aad 10 toe habits Vi The world
Civil war IL raging Ia the press and potlcal as
ssmolies, and those who have lhe upper-hsnd 10
these trilues delade Themselves by thinking
tnaI the fed . their'. they co no. understand
the force ot IN usnt snd aspiration Hhicn animate
the a1OrDg people actively engaged IN q-ieI COM
cllEti below The sGriacs VI political intrigue.
saor, account ct Working Mems Associa ations,
and HER progress. viii g.ge yoa an idea OF thu.
popglsr activity.
ea-a fion those who take a leading or an &C
i've part IL these si4Is, tha- more tsan 200
Working-men's AsocistO,s are already organ
sec IN Paris and tee neighbJIhCO1 Tie lsoofers
and artisans are 80 deeply engaged 10 this worn
- industrial orgsnlz stioD ina. sc.lye politics. are
Sc. aside oDLi. q suitable occurrence. These As
socistioas h.ve had may dith sultles % conteod
With In the o1tsst, and many OF them allied or Ian
suishsd during the first year Of their existence.
The G0vesnmen, advanced 100000 francs .
ASS. them IN beginning, bGt standardization
al Intrigue rendered tl.s advance unif1tinl 10
many instances. The hrst examples Of rapid AMI
.stonisrirg success within the sid VI Government,
xerc CIV BY the Eaung g-house A,socis'onsi
sixty Of which exIs. a. present 10 the mos. toar-
ishing coalition. Toey cc business 20. resdy
money only, and their .I;,le capital Is daily re-
tur-e1 % them with a considerable pron- they |
are sole - rise rapidly. oone Of them com |
n-uced Eiin nothing bat li,.ie credl, and
lev score francs 20 90 - market VIII !
rhe esrny-holsrs rn1s Organized were an |
acgncsd IN many OF tne Democratic j)arnss,
and the working people crowded u them, a.
religious daty 70 ths Socisl.. and Democratic |
ff "a