The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-19
sa tFrom tn. Nsw or.ean. Dsam.


 With . joy, equal n intensity to that with which we joined in the anixersal Nccleim over the success of the noble effort Of the French Repubcgas tO overthrow the degradiug geterun,ent of Louis Philippe, iu Febsuary, lS4e, &s hsl the news cF the success of the Rspubianns of Raa,e. uauinst the army of the miscalled Republic ef France, seal 10 coerce free people iBto sabmission to a repa- dlaied tyranny.
 M When the raAor first Reaued us tisa, The xatetn- Hent of France had deteFnineA ,le iatsssre in be- half of Plus K, we could scarcely crsdit t. Even poor estimate of the sagaey ef Odillon Harrot Snd his stock obblng coInpeers. would not justify cORcl.lsdon so utterly disgFsesfui Co the pressai administration of the aew RePeblie SSch mad ness would have been beyond the reach of even Gaizot's canning and temetity, in tue pamy days of his power and conservative policy. ts 77'Ft What! a. nsw Repsblie,f established upen lhe ruins of amoBsrchy, crushed by the united ssTeHgh of an indignant people. rising in ths mslesty of natural right, and asserting their power and priv- lege to govern tsHseiFes--a Repubgle aeud f0sah troops 10 compel foreign people to receive an un+ welcome monarch, whom they have with osls voice repudiated and driven out of the country!
 History furnishes no such disgracefni example c4 inconsistency, injustice aud hypocricy kstarai, if not maRicipsl law, would view with indulgence the practical demonstration of a frsc people jn be. half of those struggling against despoiism. No in- ternationai comfy has been stroug enodgh 10 sap press such expresson of sympathy la tlsss fs. Re Pablc. Whetber il be Greece striving te rid her self of the yoke of Turkish bondage, or Poland bearing her gallant bosom against Cosack lances, and Ressisn bayohefs--or South Anieriea, pro claiming her independence Of Spanish Euls, ,--es Texas. welding her brawny aruls against Mexican power, the people of this glorious Republic have never failed. despite tie adInoBitlons of the con tious and diplomatic, tc proclaim their sym pathy theif hopes, their prayers for the triumph of the people, and their unconqRerabls devpiion to tine principle of the right of man 10 self government And so we hoped it would be with our brethren in France. Disappointed were we, when the French Republicans left their brethren in Tlaiy snd Ger many, who were aroused by their own example, te sink beneath the hand of tyranny.--un and unpitied. But even this chagrip was light and hearabIe 10 the unspeakabe modification we ex- Pesienced when we noted the passage of the bill through the National Assembly, 10 authorize the expedition to Rome. This fact alone threw qIoom over hopes that had survived many x discouragng disas,er in the path of the French Republic We could not understand it-it was Texpiicahe. h sHaoked strongly of the iDtrgnes of tlIs Cab ol Rue Poctiers, and blazoned forth ia uanstake cable characters the reaciopary purposes of the present ministry. 7it 'f3 'A'
 All this has prepared as for the joyous reception of the news which reached Yesterday, by tele- graph. that the degenerate sou of Napoleons old Marshal had suffered defeat at the hands of the
 
 and Camillus and that tbe Gaals had agaia and in worse cause, experienced the weight of Rotuan arms. From the bottom of our hearts do we hope 1t may be true. For the unfortunate miuions of monarchy, who fall in the defence of the miserable cause which they are forced to sapport. we may feel a throh Of pity, but for Republicans, who dared to intrigue against people n behalf of | Monarch, we entertain feeling of undying hos tility, and would rejoice to see their bodies dang ling apou every convenient gibbet and their souls consigned to the deep dsmna,ioa of traitors and hypoerites. .. .....5...4 .s..- ,..,. ... -,,.,
 Nor do we doubt that the Romans have shown themselves eqfsi fo the occasion We do not agree with those writers-and with shame we add. there are many such--who hail from this Republic. who cannot distinguish between democrat and demo- gogue, and who never fail to interpret the enthu- siasnI of suddenly enfranehised people, into ii- proper bragadocia and cowardy display. ls+sa
 
 After his unsuccessful, but gallant struggle at Geaoa, The brave America ftsiian betook himself to Rome to protect the Seven Hills from the pro- fanation of despotism, Heled the Romans la their spirited resistance to Oudinots trained bands, and most fervendy do we hope that the swords of the Republicans have drank deep of the blood of trai- tors and republican hyPocrites. eiAlN M '7#
 noble and gallant raee are the French people.