New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

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1910 shall be applicable 10 the extraordinary Court OF A.
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Doings Of the Legislative Assembly.
On Monday, the 25lh, the Ministry introduced the
proposed law on the Public Press which have given
Il length above.
On the same day, NJ. NJ Maugun and sivoye hrough,
up the question of the foreign policy Of France.
Nanguin maintained that Northern coalition was in
existence with Russia il. head whose special design
was to establish herself on the Bosphorou. and control
Europe. Russiarepresented absolute authority France
absolute liberty: this moral hostility could easily bring
| about material hostility Meanwhile the map OF Eu.
rope was being reconstructed without she assistance
Of France and against her. Italy was gwen TO
Austria, Germany to Austria and Prussia, and all
Europe TO the Gar This should not be- They should
take an energetic position If France shoald decidedly
sustain Hungary Russia would draw back, and the
independence Of Hungary would be secured Thus
they would assure pcase Europe and be everywhere
regarded bcnefactors and they would then have al
lies whom they might not blush to svow. NJ savoye
followed in speech calling ON the Government to op
pose the Prussian invasion of Baden and Bavaria
NJ De TocQuevillc the Foreign Minister replied that
the insurgents of Southern Germany were above all
hostile to France that they were Socialists Of bad
that their Provisional Government. had not been
recognized by France and ought 10 be As for the
Northern Coalition he knew OF nothing Of the sort and
was convinced that was only chimera and dan.
gerous There could be coalition against France
without England being in it, and for England there
| of any kind Moreover from the beginning Of the Re.
| public che had manifested desire only for ree.
tons OF neutrality but Of friendship. Nor had
Russia exhibited any intention OF meddilug with the
affairs Of France there foundation Tor that idea
| No doubt there would have been coalition against
France had the triumph been the side OF what was
called the Democratic and Social Republic, but thank
God such reason did exist For - years France
had been either alone menSced isolation OF war had
been her political nightmare But great change had
| now taken place Germany had become constitutions
and liberal The Republic had need OF only two thing'
10 be permanent immortal These were hrsi, TO prove
10 Europe that with Republican Government true order
was possible home only in facts, but in ideas and
second peace in the world He desired peace above Al
because he saw that might bring about fearful dis
asters What alarmed him and made him believe thA
solemn crisis history had arrived was that not on,
France but throu Europe the foundations OF civil
i1slion were trembling. ali things were shaken from
their mOorings only political Institutions. but -
cia nsnt uuons the whole sncient fabric OF society
such state ct things might be the signal Of UNI
| yersal conaagretiOn and wreck.
In his long DISCOURSE DE Tocquevills said not
| single word about Italy