New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-23
WHOLE NO. 1889.

s'ii- siilcs caI.od q PRACTICAL msn
While tic Two Republics src divided &. me
West aud W remark as the qEinciPs sssns %
the Frerch R,publc 10 this conflict. NJ. de Toe.
/ qleville snt MsiOr Poussin. txo psr,itsns fS IA
/ rtits Of your Democratic destinations. the two
most sbsCl1te monarcbiss. Rassis snd Turkey,
are divided at The East. on question which this
tine Is Of the gravrst character. The Pope Of the
Christians OF the Greek - Grcn, and the Emperor
who sul pre,ents 70 bear the crown o, the Holy
| Roman Empire, have required Of the Com xnder
OF the Fslthill, the ccsccrdsnt Of the Prophet 4
violate al human and divine avs. ard 20 deliver
! up the prescribed who hsse conhded themselves
- bls Hospitality. The Sultan. vigorously sup
porte i By France and England, has refused to
Weld % this bsrbarOus cemsni. This stsir 10
worthy to excite the sociude Of civilized nations
ani OF their statesmen. lie. the souec linen OF
oar tob bscc'-s sfsir AID the sccount Of savage be
washed In the family, and let Us rally with each
other 70 drive back the Northern Bear Sc the Con-
sffsfionEel would ssy. into Siberia, where he can
commit the mos, atrCciOgs outrsges with impunity
The relations are broken of between the Porte
sri is two allies. The more We think OF this si'
fair. the more we are tempted TO believe that the
rumors which have been IN circu atloa "ltntesard
20 the mental state of the Emperor Nicholas are
not thou, foundation. unless indeed he Is seek-
ing pre.ext 70 inv sie Turkey and take possession
OF Constan,inope, the obi,c. of all his clpidty
Ambitious or crsTy, the Emperor OF husss snd
MS young pupil OF the House OF Hapsburs viii
repent of their aadscity, i. they dare TO pnsh II to
the end.
sm now Inclined - believe tha. at bottom
the whole IS mattor OF form. In the name o
puuciplt. the tao Emperors csnnGt appear &
close their ewes upon the escape ot their rebeious
sut iects. They ar bound 20 dcmsnt their SUI
renief-,o insist on obtaining H. H. meantime,
Bem, ko.suth, DembinsAl escape from " ldiln
and roach England IN s,esub At, there will be
no more reason for demanding The absent, and the
.l'ltr ,Xfli rTmntu " hgrp
Louis Napoleon, not beng Russian enough yet
10 demand Of England tho surrender OF the rSia.
gees Oi June lJ they have hal u deliberate lately
| a. lLilrm. Il you, on iha question wh,tner they
should present the mselves tor trial The newspa
/ per, Of this week will carry you the declaration
! OF Leiru- RoliH, Etienne Arsgo, hGt,er, AMI
| RlbrOeylles Thi, declaration 10 roply % some
| persons Of the Democratic Soc allst party VIII
| think that LedrG RoNin srd the others ought e.
give Themselves up Is prIsouefs,and apPearo
a tribunal composed OF political sdyorraries. This
not one Vi the lcast alterations OF the Demo
cratic Spirit in Frsnce,-t1 y lsh q surrender Its
chiefs - imprisonment - hiie at the same time II
processes to admire Mszzlui, dsribaldi, Kossuth.
| Bem, Drmhinski for retresting from the ven
| gtaace, not the Justice, that awaited them. IL
| appears that some representatives. oi tho Noun
| tam have entertained thus truly singular ides
COnsidoraut, IA the MAJ eatstlOn Of which spoke
~ you in my last letter. has made proposition
which must pat A stop ~ this msnlt oi caacslns
tn. hero on account %. another. He has announced
hrs readiness u present himself al Versailles. II
al MS colleagues IN the Representstlvc Chamber,
| 10 agreed with him that The Expedition TO homv
was a fcRndalogs violation Oi The Constitution,
| would unite IN this measure. The sppesl of Con
siiersnt has found no response. At bottom, | at
tsch no value TO the suggestion Of Conslderant,
exceptts An argUmsnt, sr Il ell the Represents
tivts vho remain az PARIS had consented % unItr
ith him and the other rclueevs It soud still have
been rash snd Inconsistent act, an explosion OF
revO. utlonsry Qglxot.m.
au sorry TO remark In the letter OF Consider
ant and Ia the declaration Oi my brother refu
gees In London, theatrical vein, an appearance
| OF stuiy ing effect which does not compOrt wlth
the dlgulty, the grand and serious character OF
| tho cause u which are devoted. | am happy
| that the peculiar circumstances ot my position H.
| tas trial, snd also IN the Democratic Socialist
| party have taught me u pursue an Independent
| ground. Alter taking my place in the ranks oi
| those who have Justice On their side, alter con
| demaing, as they deserve, the upper classes In
| France who have prematurely forced on tho Re
| public by their restless and turbulent spirit, and
Who, after this, have had recourse to the most
culpabe measures 20 prevent lts consolidation - !
| haro uO~ tv er piais myself tho innurnarahle
| faults of which the Revolutionsts have been
| guilty, and especially on wha. Is incomplete In
| their plan, dangerous In their method, aud alb
| ,U.dly Intellectual ia the manner In which they
have hitherto stated the questignsa issue. 1 will
not fail In this duty and for this will once more
sacrifice the popularity which is 80 dear TO states
| men and which is 90 often deadly poison to the
| conscience and the understanding
! We have already often seen the Revolution.
| triumphant for moment, falling back on ltseli.
| snd pershins underline blows OF reaction. ! yes
terdsy read the cry OF despair uttered oy hecser'
a. the moment OF his retreat nto the bosom OF the
\ Fsf West He accuses the cowsrdce OF men
| II, procaims the unworthiness OF the Germans OF
| the 9Th century Alss this Is not the question.
| Was not the Revolution for 4 long time the
| strongest In France from lley 10 1891 Did II
not perish by the corruption Of some, the ieyerish
4 exaggera,ion OF others Was not the Hevoln.
ton the strongest in Europe during the glorious
| period of the Empirel And yet, did NOT Napo.
| leon succunb under the acton Of armed despots 7
| n Louis Blanc and Ledru- H)llin, conquerors In
| February, le4e had slain as many persons ~
their generosity has spared If hecker, Mszzini,
| anG The other heroes OF the European Revolution,
hsd remained victors az Vienna, at Berlin and At
| Rome the revolution would have deyoured Itself
would have destroyed It's own work, because the
| Revolution does not consist In suppresslng iudi-
| yiiuals bu, In Transforming things, and because
;he socs order founded Oh capita and the OK piota
ton Of nan by man In the relations Of industry,
produces despotism, fraud, oppression IN the state,
\ rs inevitably rs n tree produces It's fruit.
| Religion and Industry organising msn for jus.
tice, possessing the earth by the force OF labor,
AID oy association, refusing 10 fOrge the csnnons
%, despots. or to pay their imPosts s,-thcse are
the forces which will produces the salvation oi
nations These forces have been sufficiently dis
engaged by the revolutionary action 70 produce
their peculiar and spontaneous effect This rs the
| eff IT which y q are - make henceiOfth, and which
| d.msnts kind Of devotion that has not yet been
| exhibited by the Observation-Disclosures OF humility,
%, patience Of the spirIt Of sacrifice applied to
their own pride. As soon a. there shall be dozen
| eminent Socialists agreed on common pro-
| grsmme, as soon the question oil moral aatbor-
/ Nv sha be solved among u.s. tnc authority OF
force, brute authority, will no longer overcome Us
| The Chamber OF Representatives. IN France has
| rt commenced It's sbors We must 10 tf's Minis
t-y the justice 10 say that it frankly met the 10.
m an quest on and BY its demand Of or edsoi sighf
| millions came out hstiooted In favor of tne
| policy which diI not disayow the Letter OF NApo
leon. Bot there IS 10 great merit, a. tne proyero
says IN breaking open this open door. Inc lee'S'
| Of Napoleon has made more noise than was set'-
ousiy intended, the Chamber has not ac'sd 80 as
10 create any new difhcuiues, hnh tnoss WI"
would wish ~ DO so, II they cooid. Toe Lsssunis"
| srs re,s in number The whole siaf then VIII go
O0t In smoke snd words
| |. 10 the same with the proPos. oi amnesty Tor
N.poleon Bonapsrte. The res object oi this pro
Do.al /. no. what ii 10 generally thought. Napoleon
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