New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11


vision Of the Consultation. The bankers and their
friends, Thers Mole, and their knowing compeers,
seem 70 side with the moderate Republicans and
esve the Legitmis.s 20 themselves. The Jews
and the jobbers never felt an interest n the Pope
or 10 Catholicism, and now that Lombardy and
Venice are preserved % Austrian funds they leave
tae Pope and the Jesuits 70 public obloquy. This
conduct has profoundly irrtated De Fsloux and
bis friends. They thought they were silPowerful,
and rulers Of the world. They cannot brook the
thought Of having been supported merely for
time, and for a special purpose, BY the leading
men Of mercantile and money influence. These
men have other work to DO in Europe at the pres
ent time. Having used the Jesui;s and the sent-
mental Catholics as cat s-paw to draw Lombsrdy
from the fire Of revolution. they leave their tools
70 doctor their oun burns Hungary and Germs-
ry require their whole attention At the present
time The funds Of Austria are threatened from
tina, quarter
War snd rumors OF war distgrb the north Of
Europe. Loans aud ramors Of loans are riie IN all
directions These are the things which interest
the money party, and their whole attention IS
absorbed by them jast now. Hamb0rgh Berlin,
Vienna ST Petersburgh, Grosswsrdein, Venice,
Milan and Tarn, occupy the politician, Of Finance
at present and ell other sorts Of politicians. In the
present age, are everywhere echPsed by them
Paris is devoid Of interest and London is forgot
ten, when no vital question Of ocs-jobbing inter-
est is agiisted. Legitmists and Nspoleonists
sink into insgnificance, when not associated with
the loan-contractors in some special struggle
sfIa or4 fEa Ia
qaeston settled Paris has been left 70 night itself
and nothing seems 70 threaten it ust now nor even
20 excite an interest Nobody cares y hat the LIE
gitmists are doing, nor what the other parties
are connyiug
The interest Of Europe has lately seemed to be
coucentered in Hungary. VIII the Hunssrisns
succeed, or will they fail If they beat the Rus
SLAMS and the Au,trisns will Prussia and the rest
# Germany unite against them VIII there be a
general war in Europe and if So what part viii
France and England take In It Such are the
leading questions current every where, for some
time past Meanwhile the bankers are arranging
their affairs with diligence. The Government o
France requires a loan to pay the interest OF the
debt the Government Of Piedmont requires loan
20 pay the Austrian indemnity OF war. the Gov.
erDments of Austria. Russia, Prussia, and the dii-
ferent States Of Germany, will soon want loans 70
cover the expenses Of the armies they are keep
inc Up 20 quell the movement Of reform All the
states Of Europe wish 70 be prepared for The con
ungencies Of civil war and general war. What
harvest for the loan-contractors if they can but
keep down Socialism, and put of national bank
ruptcy another twenty years That is with them
the only question 1t 10 great question: diff
cult question The Socialists are not the only en-
emies Of such an order Of society aud bankers,
aotw outstanding their al-pox erful influence have
many adversares to contend with, even In the
ranks Of their habitual supporters.
The friends Of Universal Peace have lately been
espoused by the Political Economists OF England
and Of France IN their permanent crusade against
the doctrines and the policy Of war. Golden and
his friends have joined the Quakers and your coun
trymaD, the learned blacksmith, Burrtt. 4 Con
sress Of Peace is now in session IN Paris, OF
Americans aud Englishmen in league with lew
French Economists to agitate the questions OF
Finance and War as dangerous 70 the welfare Of
a nations and the progress OF Civilization. Cob
den, learn from one OF the Committee, has pro-
posed 20 treat the question OF National Loans as
a dangerous aud ruinous system, which ought a.
be abandoned. He means 70 stack the root OF
var. in its resources What will the bankers
aud the obbers say to that VIII they not pay
their quill men double wages to repeat In sll the
journals OF the world that Golden IS SILLY FOOL
who thinks he is a statesman because he had
hand in sgitating Corn.Lsw Abolition VII
they not say that he is mad with vanity That
he hs. nothing of the talent or the kno~ledge Of
a statesman, and hat spou.ing Agitstor IS dau-
,erous maniac when he assumes the Office OF A
esding Politician This and more than this vii
De said Of him snd persevered IN, It he carries out
lis notion Of ANrI-LoAS agitation.
The Jews themselves will advocate the peace
system but not the sntosn league War IS 10
onger necessary 10 increase the national debts OF
Europe railway obbing and police establish
ments, mining companies and all the mechanism
IF shares and public grants and stock exchange
mSneuvering will satisfy the wants OF money
nongers and contractors, II the arts OF pesce are
rgtty managed by the statesmen who are
ssgued in unity with money-feudsism and the
Bsrons OF financial strategy. II "a moven ent 30
the right direction therefore, 70 abolish armies or
reduce them 70 the proportions oi an organized
military police establishment.
Before nation can be truly civilized, It must be
ludusfriai-ed-ihe arts Of production mas; be
substituted tor those OF destruction. The races OF
ferocious animals must be destroyed before ;hose
Of domestic animals can be safely and systemati.
caly multiplied. An my Of soldiers il & Pov.
eriully organized icrocious and destructive AMI
nal Al army OF mechanics s race Of useful
social animals The comparison IS not perhaps
literally catering for either party, but i y coz
rect in principle. As animals are organized IN
.tinctive'y So nations may be organized socially.
In both csses the destructive and ierocious organ.
zstion may be multiplied and increased Al the
expense OF lis opposite, and ries rersa. 10 THIS
al. in many other cases, the appearances OF Na-
.1re are contrary 70 the reality The san seems
p revolve around the ekrth-the earth revolve'
around the sun. Lions and tigers SEEM - De
more pow werfully organized al mal' than dogs
and wolves but in reslily. the former han' alone
individually. or in psi7s the latter coAeciive'y'in
troops. pack Of hounds IS a more powerful and
more ferocious animal than = lion. more power
fal because Il acts combinedly more ierocioas'
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