New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

s,v Sudden and violent dissolution, Tor tnefe Nss
b.tose oninson in -sspec.to their gradual and reg
ris- sisso!lrion Bat ros that the power Of 30
cisisna has become irresistible. its o.d caiamnh
tors have 90 longer any resource, except in mis-
representing ia principles and uniusty a'taoA'ns
the spos,le, OF those principles. Ia recognizing
the legal duties OF the rich toward the poor, l. con
Fsucher asserts that the crime Of the Socialists IS
the cofsapting Of she conscience OF the poor OF
making direct appeals 70 them.
Socialism mas never told the poor 70 seize upon
the property OF the rich. Socialism has never APP
9eale1 20 the poor 10 preference to the rich; i 81"
Addressed itself to all. Il numbers eighteen yesrs
o. pacific propsga ndism. during which time It hss
received from II. L son Fsucher only injury and
d.sIsin. repeat, IL has spoken 70 al But tho
rich have listened lar less than the poor And who
"a = bear the blame /, IS Leon Fsucher, Is Is
ne Economist editors @; al the Journals which
baye distorted snd ridicaled the doctrines ct So
c.sism. W hich. in order 20 gain the monopoly Of
the Chairs Of Instruction, s1d Of the Academy OF
Moral aud Political Sciences. have prevented the
superior classes from lending their ear while sine
served. Wbss is The paradox Of Proodhon-
Property Is tbefi p Is IL an sttsck on the rich
BY no means 10 isar reply TO the unhappy N AK
I'm that Misery Is legitimate IL is a scientific
argument which has never been propagated 10 n
political journal PToudhon has replied to the so
pbsu OF the Legitimacy Of misery by the para
cox Of tie ~iilegi,imscy Of property Toe esi'
,imscy OF misery has never been taught and pro-
fessed by the rich, who are generally charitable.
Il Is the Economists, the Economists alone, who
have written against charity.
10 not understand Homeopathy, but one thing
leads me 70 believe in the system. for Providence
uses il il curing evil by evil. The Legitimis'r
| the Orleanists snd the Bonapartists are at this
moment at work In consolidating the Hepub-
/ lie. They have made an appeal either for union
| " disunion on v hich the M0nieur da So.r. the
organ OF Dafaure aud Carrier Chief Of the Police,
remarks
Ia order to cement the union which circumstances
demand Of different parties, muss look forward and
backward. The only groued which all can rail-
IS the moderate Republic, the Constitution.
I'VE must not deceive ourselves. While the heads
% parties are discussing the conditions concessions
which should be- made both sides while the press
OF every shade Of opinion spreads abroad the interior
debates with the most ssTns eSsggefaons an idea 10
going through the country, and every day gaining
ground.
"Ths idea. which has tho advantage OF costing the
conscience nothing of humblng past interest con
ssts simply In this Is France, governed by moderate
ard conc, ,tory men, unable 70 endure as Republic
The country has been SO often told that Republic Il
impossible that 1t has accepted the trial of Republic
with decided oi.trust But to-day under the Repub!l
can Government labor confidence, begins TO revivc, The
rchasons Of the country have greatly changed and
s the old argumer the reply Of Calico Is given, sPi'
m4ore Sill it moves
"ief these symptoms be studied and we shall not tsi
% see TIA, ihere be no peace or prosperity To-
France except 10 the path which she hss entered'
This is the third favorable fact to the mainte
nance Of the Republic. And it hss such com
prehensive bearing that shall return 10 it in m.
next letter.
close with informing you that NJ. schoelche'
one Of the members Of the Legislative Assembly
has lust arrived 1t London in order TO confer will
tho accused Of june on the courae 10 be takeI
with regard to tho t5al before the High Court o
Versailles It IS quits probable that the decision
will be not - give themselves up as prisoners
Lcdru-Ron remains here, and all that the joor
mails announce about the caucuses OF tho Demo
cratic party in Switzerland, has no other oojec
than than TO favor tho evil designs of diplomacy
against the Belyeiian Republic.
Yours ever faithfully,
JULES LECHEvALIER