Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-06

me revolution of February Ledru Rolin an,
ot1er prominent Republicans, arrested. the iour.
mas on the popular side suspended. and Tins
| order reigned triumphant; nus
10 II surprising that such a thing should han
pen after vote Of the Assembly 10 snstatip n
Government of Louis Napoleon in its fatal ros.
oluhon to destroy the Roman Repub i; and rein.
state the Pope as Prince of Rome
we had hoped that there was TO be M more
revolutions in France, dark as have a civ bear
Lhe augures from the state of public feelinp and
from the desperate policy of the Government -
| we had hoped that the peaceful re .nedy of the
oailot-OoX would be prompt and efficient enourh
render the resort to force unnecessary. Sin
Use noPes nave not been sangune since the
Expedition to Rome was sent forth.
That gross invasion of people strugolinc e.,
Republican liberty and heroicallv ro9ig+a;;,;nn.
tier rights, the shutting and conference.-the att;7
tude OF the Presidents message, the blind shirt
OF the majority in the Assembly the svmnafbv
OF the French People, of all Frencbmen in whose
pulses beat the true blood of France with the
cause which the Government and the mower f
the nation were treacherously endeavorior IN
put doWn-here Is more material for a revolution
IMAM was prepared by Louis Phillipe and his
creatures, even in eighteen years of baseness
and folly.
But" says one, "the Republicans should
have waited and left the settlement of their orn
Fahces, no matter how real and profound. to the
next election
waited they answer, "whe Rome was
stormed by Frenchmen, and Liberty tramplcd
under loot IN the blood Of her &c Ierous defend
eis Waited, for VIA? In order not to Y. llta
the Constitution? Is not this fratricida war be-
gun and carried on by Louis Napoleon the most
traf
article declares that the French Republic re-
spccts the Nationality of FOREIGN Sac. under
takes no war with a view of conquest and never
employs It's power against the liberty of any
people! And are We to wait out of abstract re-
gard fora Constitution thus violated by its sworn
agents until Rome is destroyed AMI the shame
OF France consummatod, in order that when is
100 tate we condemn them at the ballot box?"
such are the arguments of the moderate and
the revolutionary parties. Before Judging b
tween them, let us wait until we know the facts
more thoroughly. a
Moreover we cannot be certain that this is
not mainly conspiracy to overthrow the Re-
pubic. The details thus far accord with the
scheme revealed previous to the dissolution orI
the old Assembly.
Who can tell what the future has now in !
store ?
Rome holds her ground bravelv still baif ling
OHd!not, with his army increased 50 that the re-
dncton OF the city seemed certain Nobly We
stand, heroes of the Eternal City! now more
eternal through your Nirtue-nobly, if it be the
VIII OF Heaven, il you fall!
From Hungary AMI Germany the dospa CHI
gives uothng decisive, except that the royal and
hnpcrla coalition have gained no advantage.
In England the Navigation BIZ has pas ed
Once this would have been a great matter; now
more important events viii cause it to pass. for
the moment at least, almost without ne tice.-N
y. Tribune.