New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16


-,s-t.ry ai.cussiou They are IN fact openly dis
esssirg the question OF Ege,0'iv- Independence
Nearly eli TIE resctonsry journals have copisi 81
s-l.ei- of the Gig1e h. which the Presden. u 81.
viset not ~ regard the opinions Of Democratic
majority 10 the Chamber even though . - III
.ested with constitutional authority. This IS
,o,hlng new 10 ITSELF ior the Roman t1siness
proves that such mas always been the inten,ou Of
he Ministers. but they dared not opealy svow il
The question g, however, pressing nov, and they
are Urepsrsf ~ meet the deierce OF the 18th Of
Iune WIKI a h0rse-laugh 81 TIE Constitution and
"a violation What success sraits tier fraii
sulscitv remains o. be made manifest. Among
themselves they need 10 efforts .. csiolsry they
are certain Of ascent bot anon, the gasophisti.
Gated rnnds Of the masses they are not 80 sure Of
long immunity Contempt aud oduu sre gathering
around them from ell quarters Their words and
their deeds SIRE calling forth attacks from hoae,t
indignation.
Proudhon h.. tent forth specimen Of his new
Journal IG g0ir IL PeByiS -hichs Announced Tor
the nrst Of October. COus.derant has written q
long letter - the papers, In which he treats the
Govern snt ss traitors, aud calls Tor the open pre-
psrs;ion OF new campsign OF Socialism against
oppression. Mszzini has published long aud
powerful condemnation Of the French Cabinet.
which rOuses the French shame OF baroness and
dshonor This letter Will alone, think, destroy
Napoleon and his Ministers, 4 nothing else occurs
honor and integrity. The masses have been l0ug
ashamed Of the Roman treachery, bu. they
now indignant and vii coon be driven % rebellion.
The apathy in which they have been sunk Tor sew
eral months is giving way, sod shall be deceived
n nothing seri9ss 20 ruie the dark surface
ofduplicity hich now o5scures the face OF French
diplomacy
Two powers are ut work 10 Europe TO demol.h
the Old World. Fesr and fsrocity impel the
wealthy classes 70 acts If violence against the
people and the common night OF Justice indisus-
ton and contempt impel the people 10 throw of
the yoke Of privileged tsrbsrity. Fear is thick
ening among the rich contempt Is deepening
and widening among the poor Ferocity, the
fruit of fear produces systematic violence on the
part Of the alarmed authorities Indignation, the
accumulated wrath al contempt, produces IN the
mass the ssirit oi rebellion The petty acts Of
violence are irritating The oppressed friends Of
Liberty ia every part Of Europe and particularly
IN France, Italy and Germany. The silly noodles
IN authority are not aware TINT every &C. Of arbi
trary 5grbarsm IL - mich friction on the suriace
OF society. which gathers and sccumustes the
moral electricity of revolution. They ara running
their brief authority &c they were intent upon
committing suicide. Contempt 10 rising 10 hsht
10 France which seems 70 me quite oninous. How
long II msy require ignite, know not, bat the
slightest shock VIII soon suitce, Tear, 70 bring out
the terrific lightning.
say | fear the shock Tor nothing is prepared NJ
vet 10 ward of the calamity Of war and anarchy
In case OF revolution. The minds however, Of the
laborins classes are progressing rapidly Ia know
edge on the questions CT political and social
equity The middle classes are improving, also,
IN their views Of civil poitv a3d Justice. The
Paris journal La Press which represents very
large portion OF the most intelligent Of the middle
class 10 France. has just put forth profession ~
Liberalism which rneetsthe views Of Socialism on
many mort important points OF polity Toe retro
sedes are much alarmed 81 this jeseruou @! wis.
they deem true principles OF order bnd compress
sion but the really productive snd industrious
part al the privileged community begin % see that
honesty is the be:, policy, and that intrigue end
meto autilc monopoly impede the progress and
prosperity OF nations by engendenng contempt
and revolutionary fever. Property u suffering
almost =, much - labor from the present state Of
things and should the want OF confidence continue
.0ng tie men Il Industry perceive that proper
~ would have t. hear ,hs burden e alternate
popular sna dictstorial ezsction.
there "a great activity OF mind among ths peO-
ple-ereat activity Of means or matter IA tie miii
tsry regions Of authority. TIE masses are i'm
prs,-ir til cir sock o. icos- .Hs - .-sr'. 'o'~
stock Of cannon balls and powder. Tie altar are
losing IN number, snd gaining - concentration 3
the former are gaining IN numbers without any
evident advances toward unity. Preparation Tor
bait; IL. howeve- the universal order cf the Dag
in Europe Nothing tends 10 peace m TACT Though
Ell Crying Out iyI X VI " eiIH-
expect 10 crush tie poor ia bloody battle snd op-
preston the poor expect 70 crush their enemies
ia moral strife ard Intellectual superiority Ideal
pow er ia the strength and weapon Of the one :
material force the only buiwark o. the other
Matter sgxiust mind, traditional authority against
imperlshsbe liberty. violence against fraternity
brutal might against tar right. ierocty against hu
mainly. sensualism against spiritualism. teslrcc-
live discipline against productive isdustry PRIV
leged depravIty against true virtue, arstocrscy
against democracy hypocrisy against simplicity
darkness against light, and fear against contempt
such ere the clements OF War 10 Europe. The
elements OF Peace, where are they The troubled
world reechoes. where And Providence vii an
s~er, In me principles d Irifk and Justice ">seh
snd We shall find knock and it shall be opened
unto you
The Pope Of Rome has given forth a manifesto
70 his "wel-beoved subjects 10 IS sorry piece
OF superciOus faulty parody on trutn AMI
equity. He wishes 10 be lord and master only ara
alone IN bis temporal doninIons he has not only
addressed hymns Of gratitude 10 the Lord, but
he has sent 20 Rome an executive commission,
composed Of three Cardinals who are IN bis name
70 ke in hand the reins Of Government and re-
establish order In the State. he lbtenos 70 VIII
draw the Romans from the pernicious inh1euces
of the corrupt aud immoral enemies Of The Cstho-
lie Religion. which, being the perPetaa source Of
al good snd Of al socs prosperity. VIII make ot
the Romans tie Dr,fSrred ami siect lanaHY q boa'
and the SPECIAL objects Of divine favor. The IN
fstuated man does not perceive that h's words are
in absolute contradiction with truth and Justice
in contradiction with truth so far IS the social
property" Of the Roman people - concerned
10 opposition 20 common sense and common us
tice 90 far as the theory Of divine preference TO me
Roman population is involved Ia BIS unwarranted
assurances. What can become OF mental and
material world involved in such an atmosphere OF
spiritual darkness and enlightened ~ no stronger
luminsry than this Pope Of Rome II must BE-
doomed TO perish in its own obscurity. The spir-
ituAl sun Of the Gospel has forssken II; Iae cate
cnism aud the prsyer-boos have obdtersted moral
vision. The blind are leading the blind and,
when that hsppens, we are told beforehand the
result.
The bsnkors aud mouopolsts don need the
Pope OF Rome, bat they persuade themselves tnai
other people do. and tba. ia all they want Iney
are, no ever much mistaken 10 Their notions, snd
the bianderis silly blunder for such clever men
clever M the English sense. mean. Tor they are
any thing but clever in the ether
There is Z runor here that Dairore IS Suspected
OF conspiracy IN favor Of an Orleans Regency and
that he viii probably be openly detected AID se-
-r,ed in some lew days Ii IL, perhaps. false
alarm among Nspoleons psrtissns, but Il viii give
YOU an ides OF the secret hatred and suspicion