New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

than any other recent Political manifesto us
frsnkuess It's terseness, its humane and hopeful
spirit, contrast svlkiDgly with the inaniues and
fashy genershties which form the staple Of most
party addresses put forth on this side Of the At
kaotic To s1ch men as the Republican leaders ID
France speech il not needed 70 conceal the empti-
ness Of their prolesso the soihsbness Of their
aims They speak from the heart and % the heart.
not railing sccus stons against their sdverssries
Sor.fsthers but 10 manly exposition Of the peoples
duties, dangers and responsibilities. Study that
Address Statesmen and Patriots Of America for
there is much ia it calc ilated 70 ion before
YOU the path % a noble and benignant destiny
Yoa cannot ponder it TOO deeply and remember
a YOU read it that all such authentic declarations
of the views and objects OF the French Republi-
cans are systematically suppressed by tho great
body Of American journals, who find room enough
for the cslumnss Of the actonist press OF France
filtered through the implements OF AristOcrstc cor
roprion In Great Britain. Let few poor women
Ia Pans hold o Socialist banquet, however quiet
". and they are psraded and caficatared from
Vienna to st. Louis nothing calculated to cast
reprosch or rdcule on the cause or the conduct Of
the Working Glasses is omitted but how many
American journals will fad room for the Repub-
hcan Address now that II is forced on their atten-
fon1 We fear not twenty II such is the treat
uent Of the Republican cause in the Model he
public what must il be in moDarchies like that
from whose journals the great mass Of our Foreign
News il sde up
We ask the attention Of American Demo-
Gratis especially to the io!owing extract from the
Erench Repnbncap Address
LABOR
There can BE- % liberty no sovereignty without prop
erty Property 10 the guaranty Of the individual pro
ceeding from ihe family snd from society - lar from
wishing u deny, - destroy property, we aim T.
Strengthen and consolidate H. by transforming IL from
privilege TO risht that Is. by eulareing its circle by
making II accessible 10 all by rendering an object o.
interest TO every 80 long 80 IL 10 confined -
privileged few II IL constantly mensced as soon as u
becomes night for all, s safety is established It's %
elusive defenders arc those who deny II TO the greatest
degree for they deny 10 majority OF citizens. that
10 TO ssy 10 two Frenchmen out OF three.
Nov maintain the right Of property moro earnest
~ than this for maintain II tor al Howf Nv Ia
Dor We wish recognize for all the rsht OF proper
ty by the right 10 sbOr Whist 10 tho right t. laoorf
II Il the right credit And what's this right 20 credtt
II IL the iisht 20 capital that "a The means and ilstTu
ments to labor
The thirteenth article of tho Constitution promises
Institutions Of credit Credit 10 tho circulation Of the
common riches II 10 IN fact the lie OF this State aud
the collective life resembles the life Of individual
A. the heart sends the blood u the members Of
the body, the state should distribute credit 10 the
citizens. who uiii restore II by impost The state
therefore according To- the 18Th article of the CoBsti
tuition ought 10 organize public credit BY good sys
TEN Of provincial banks, mutually connected with
national bsok The State should supply the place of pri
credit which, whether through want OF confidence
Inability or indispost0n to accommodate. has with
drawn from the social BODY and produced parslysis-
should do Large scale what the Bank 81 France
has done small scale. with limited csptsl, on es
svsgsnt interest and badly secured The state should
be lender and borrower. II should lend both on
real and personal property both on actual values and
tutare products.
IL should thus gradually diminish the rate OF inter
eel add emsnepsle agriculture, industry and com.
mercs from the eriPe Of bankers and brokers OF
STOCK johbers of open concealed usurers IL should
thus r. animaie rcdouhle the force this lie the
avity OF tho nation, by furnishing 10 all Its citizens.
associated or separate the means OF labor that s t.
cay, property-that Is TO say liberty
Will the American Democracy ponder these
pregnant propositions The sentences are few
and not long, but there is enough matter an them
10 furnish the staple OF Addresses aud Resolutions
for dozen Baltimore Conventions. Compare this
bnef extract, will you with all that was pui
forth by the Cass Cow ention-not tn speak Of the
less equiVocAl nothing in the shape Of principles
enuncisted at Philadep ha-and note how vast the
difference, how striking the contrast The Balu-
more concern regards Government as something
70 be endared, aud TO be made as Insignificant and
negative as possible while the Freoch RepUbi-
cans demand that it be vigoro lsy seized by the
People and actively extensively employed 10 the
diffusion Of benefits and blessinss-in the emanci-
patton Of Labor and the uprasing of the depressed
and disinherited. Who shsnsay that the latter is
not wor,hier the genius Of Democracy
Ga the one question OF a National Bsnk-or
rather Of Banks aud Credit Institutions generally
Our party Democracy viii find their traditions
confronted. their prejudices Jared, by the De-
mocracy OF France but we confident Time
will yet determine that the latter are in the right
Backs. aud especially National Bank. nag be
80 welded as TO depress and injure the LsborIng
Interest, but they need not and will not DO n
DeTocrscy viii direct its attention not to their
subversion and rum but to their foundation and
guidance or correct and benehcen, principles. The
French Address portrays justly their prope
and natural functions IN Republic that we vii
no, add word, choosing to res, on that state
men,, and hope that it will not always portra,
wha, might be only. but ere long may de-
piet whit actually is. lhPerieety as its fanc
tions have hitherto been discharged. the Frcoch
Repobicans would not dispense with their Ms.
tionsl Bank nor would we If in their place. To
preserve, TO amend, - improve upon, perfect aad
render widely bens6cent, sach is the true function
OF Democracy with regard TO National msgazines
OF Crsdt-a function missed Tor years IN ihis
country through blind Difference 10 one mans
vehement passion. 1t msy not always be thus.
vIReISIA.-The Loco-Focos sppesr 10 have az
the lack IN the Virginia Election, choosing hall
dozen cengressnen by mere handful Of votes
Probably thousand more votes wonld have Sc
cured Wing majority in the delegation. whereas
we shall now have bat tSo, and perhaps but ore
Unless Kentucky and Tennessee mind their hand,
General Taylor may hsve an Opposition Congress
To commence with-nos an agreeable prospect
u The EzPsrss says that when 1t SAID 80
o,sl,,s and wrote paragraph, the whole OF whose IT.
,,e pn, consisted 10 It's spPcs,cn 70 the soeiA'''
meant ~Aut.socisls,s Of course" Ills pleasing thus
a, es furnished with clue TO the sivinss out OF the
Esgvs and We hope that hereafter iis readers WIZ IN
ssr.,snd ,hs, when IL says anything II means exactly
A.. oooe~it~ of course"