The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-09
European Correspondence OF the Daily
Cincinnati Morning chrontcte--P Per- stea-
ner Cambria.


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LETTER v,
MEAN PANS Anril ilth 1919.
know that the American ear Il TOO much occus
,o,,aa II. ~ Sassa, ~ e.. ~ = 4, II M. !. u H.,
'oneu " u'p bruises % crowned heaus ho' 10 %
ra'hcf shocked al ther resolving their deserts IN .
newspaper, strange 70 think and stranger 10 say the
children of rebels and the citizens of Republic we
do no, ALWAYS ata Gao M, H. aon, I, ps,o
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.po"' "n'on oppression mace inpelausei a"a
whieh iiumanity and justice inaugurated Instead,
indeed, Of cnIisng ourselves in the popular Of
sympathy. al the very onae, yve ara ant "a stand
aloof /, not =, III nd ,,,,s,, ~. aa,,sp 1,
r. ~ Nv 4''a ''o .''ase y
Hteiunes po'h epnficuoh ana persuasion 70 orihs
us frankly out for the oppressed, while we often re-
qnire neither to be at least neutral against the titled
authors of inioui,v In The cosc NJ ,Io Erench Raw
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$3.50 'ns .pp'''o' =, Aniei'cals - hatuN y "
eAlhlhea on tue ground TINT human nature - cnl-
lons TO snierings, and opposed to change-indiicr,
ence and conservatism in both united will not ex-
plan orr ano,bv IA The most ex,,,ori,orv achieve
-. ~ .,i's"' II '''N -, ro9s .N''"o'ui"a,!
winch rs that we get our details OF continental news
from the English press; and attended with its COM
mentury Every day Tint immense power which Is
welded BY The daily newspapers Of ,ondon is strus
VI i'o'''o,, =
sns 70 Keep uoWii 'he iise ana h'arciioi democracy
III Europe.
Those journals arc stimulated by pride Of opinion,
by the substantial pay OF the aristocracy by the sup
own position In the midst OF conflicting principles
to attack and endcayo to PROSTATE the hopes Of the
friends Of free institutions SelEpreservatlon that
dires Of all laws compels them to the work Of de-
filing The right, and jusifylns the wrong. And with
the zeal Of advocates before Jury they speak in
constant support OF their clients, and their system
and always against the people and their great and
sacred cause. The Issue Of tho world, they see Is
now between rcpubicansm and monarchy; and as
In case In court one party must prevail over The
other u l. Impossible for both TO succeed, as II Is
impossible Tor both to be beaten. The hired attor-
neys Of the kings and rulers they are necessarily set
ting forth the special merits Of The Queen and oil
garchy OF England in particular; and the further
merits Of the other princes and arsiocrals OF all
countries In general. AZ The same time, they Of
course, antagonist themselves utterly TO The rights
and Wishes oil me people, whether advancing upon
their order under the banner OF reform, or openly at
war y me tented held, with Them as enemies.
All the resources OF talent, energy, knowledge mo-
ney, patronage and training, are associated Ia this
crusa e assaled by me greatest and most recent in
venons IN Inc arts Of printing and newspaper circn
iatlon'
our own language consecraied In America 10 the
annuncation OF The doctrine of "eqnal rights" and
70 sympaihenc admiration ior Whatever In The fea-
nres o. fnese countries - great and noble is by the
London daily newspaper press, made the vehicle Of
deadliest hostility 10 segovernment, either ma
iured In the United States, or sprnging elsewhere
into being. Behind the solid and formidable array Of
me Enehsh newspapers, stand the nerried ranks Of
.suEH7h anu anu WitHln TINS
hofoIr square are enclosed the imprisoned masses OF
the English people, who are Kept In ignorance, and
eInbrnied by severity, The press alone speaks for
al eiasses-ihe oppressed and the oppressors alike.
u Is me high priced The London The
press OF privilege which Is the voice Of the English
ognrchy and thunders lis false and monstrons opin
IONS through me world; lta strongest echo strikes
New York, md 10 caught up by the unwieldy sheets
which think for The upper classes there md flies
across the mountains IN nditeratlons. From
day 70 day this operation is repeated till yon shall
ma Americans, IN me Tree and great States Of the
bonndess valleys Of the mississippi listening the
impeachment Of the Frenchmen who acted so grand
~ m February; ana echoing the praises OF him who
left his crown behind him without a'bow. That
nlght, II any ming were wanting should convince
every American OF The rascalities, small and great
imputed 10 l.onis Philippe. The innocent may well
fly when NIL men pursue; but II s written In the BIZ
Bile, hnt the guilty. only fteewhen no man pur-
stleth."
have not spared this esregious sinner in my last
letter, because he has always carried mask which
has sometimes deceived Americans of toerabe I'M
Outstanding. And we have even had Minister at
Paris who was stupid enough to publish his rIiacs
in pretentons book. II was moi the least Of that
authors absurdes that he chose for his title ref
erenee TO tie military character Of the nNopoleon Of
Peace, whose National Guard were every day care
fully paraded; but never allowed 10 march except
with empty guns. But Il has also been a duty 10
unmask him, because since his flight, he has moi
only been received in state in England and made an
object Of hospitality bur he has been the saint and
press has called for vengeance mon The authors of
his exile Louis Philippe is sti Characterised in
that quarter as the Industrious prince who with ex.
traordinary ability and complete success had, in
times of foreign and domestic difficulty stcered the
vessel of the State in safety and in peace. during
period of above seventeen years and whose nrivaie
conduct was "a unimpeachabe as his canociiv for
affairs was renowncdb II do nor err there Il ,iso
one Eastern Correspondent from Paris who il ~
mnch the same opinion. and who regrets the nresent
darkness OF the Palace OF tho Tuilleries. and who
mourns over Inc trinmpha nrocession, which Win
s,,ch sublime GRAVITY IN the victorinns honr corr;d
the ,hrnne ~ ihe place Rastiin and hmrnad T. ~
nshcs : :"
have ,nen,ionea some of ,he cr,nes or III. Et,r
ne The Frenrh trhere are ohers liz naIaca IVA, way
M, nni niace for ,ho r,nds,,n 80 he dssS,,,nn,
md sryile I'M ha source Of ihat svstcmaiiseJ ror
rnn,inn ,yhicl covayed IN fce ~ Erames T,e
m}scaiea Na,iannl assemble yvas h,t reccn,acie
If he nve aaw Of MS fatol sream The Conr,a ne
us,ice ,ve Il free inoress md eoress and Il snu
rated MI he execuiye Offices Of lie aoeernmeni
excen, ,he army and Tho National 1;nard These
la, we've univ moi snficenilv attended To- ar ihev
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