New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04


of itis. ard II the true Csttchcs VII not perceive
that IN combining against socialism with NAthusians
Fud stock ot1 1ers 10 sscrncing on the altar cf Bss.
they have prepared struggle against Catholicism far
more d. nseroas than that Of Luther Remark ,ast IN
Freand L .s th- ministers Of the Anglican Church.
gh1 arc the most inclined 70 Socialism. and they vii
very sooa be justified II TIE contes; between the ten
rorsi power of industry and toe ao0rinsoe political
economy which SAYS d" KNOCK anG Il shall not be
opened % you AK and ye shs not receive or az east
you ak without o-erus IN proportion to the demand
you shs pay dear and the poorer you are the iearcr
you sh.l pey.
ssif tie iaea. which advanced 90 The Bank and the
Rourse needed new proof the recent report Of the
bank Of France shows the same increase II specie In
the vsuits and the same dminuiiou a discounts
And 0u another side Al the journals seem - have
undertaken T. publish IN sccoun; Of the igctua,ons
" the BJurse since the Revolution ci February. a
table Of these change gives the true thermometer
0f the counter ouf0H There q cny one thing %
modify in the reasoning % the journals ins sub
iect tbey present the flrfuai0ns Of the B0urse ~
;he effect Of the events while II reality they rather
the cause When the Governments DO what the
Bourse wishes there j. rise 10 stocks there i is
vixen their policy conrssicts its speculstOus whence
II follows that IN every country where progress takes
rs true direction which consists IN diminishing the eN
uoifsiion % lsbOr By capital ne Government u IN.
happily IL indebted vii he f1rced 70 come under the
80 ke o the B0lrse and hence In our European Gov.
errrncnts 60 heavily loaded sth debt the Bolrse viii
always have the control o. politics 90 long politics
snail not control the bourse How s this % be brought
about ! will hereafter snswer this question srd
meantime Wi. cong grstulsfe the United states on not
being buriened with heavy public debt and hope
thatit will not be TOO ready 20 contract new loans,
under any q circumsta1ces
one o the most rrn irkabe events OF the pas; week
has taken place ~ Havre. During the visit OF the
President The Mayor ot the City. Bertin, made a
spe ech ia which be bad the misfortune 10 remind Louis
Napoleon Of the example 0f Washington Napoleon
made short and dry reply. bat in very significant
terms For the irst tmr be clearly let out his secret
purposes It's this be appeals 70 stability ssar Il
the Republic. A. your Republic. almost century Oh,
hsd not already the overthrow OF I'VE monarch
cal Governments IN France alone. am hsppy 10 learn
NJ Bfrtiu IL OF our friends, and without BEN
= proessed Socislist he has long been attached 70
many Of our ideas What cruel deception Napoleon
"a preparing for himself with h. dynssiis dreams
10 ireachery l. too great FOR hin 70 attain this end
lie fstsrs The Leeitmisis he ia,ters the clergy. lie
goes 10 Mass. and Ike his uncle, will doubt de
inaud the sanction OF the Pope Ia returning from biz
Roman campaign. Let him continue 10 bow the knee
before the clergy which IN France epec-llyi - nut
fraction OF the m0narchica party He viii hear 10 said,
some fine day that since be- Il 90 good Catholic, he
must render TO Ce.sr what belongs 20 Cesar that sl
Governments established by Tie grace oi 1ld aud
ths al sOvercigns who have taken ne place OF ne
Rourhon dynasty-the dynasty. par ero,eacs Catholic,
should Weld IL I'd % them. penalty Of being pun
shei ~ the Almighty ihs, Is 70 say OF being elected
from the throne by Henry with the aid Of the priest
ly party. .,-,. %.
riding he high horse 70 imperial restoration, and
that II new revolution does not bring matters 70
rights, he Il preparing the place tor Henry y Sueh'
heart Is the calculation OF parties But there Is an
other calculator called Providence, which, when ne
time has come rnocks AZ the plans most cunnngly ce.
vised by the genius Of evil.
The Archbishop OF Paris has raised his voice FOR the
City Of Venice Ills letter 20 de Tocqueve sort oi
manifesto Il makes good desl oi noise IN france.
Bot We ought not regard II a. O.! much importance
u IL isolated maniesaiion al war with the inten'
tons of the clergy OF France They care only tor =
-. Tr.r far :
Italy n Sibour, the Archbishop Of Paris Il a friend
Of Cavagnac and Of Buchez and has some srsdks Of 0-
eralism and Socialism. II will be with him, on smaller
scale What j, has been with Pio Mono.
You will perceive among the news OF this week The
couvocsiion Of the High Court 81 Versailles We ere
decidedly sccused OF having united 70 overthrow the
Constitution. 20 destroy the Republic, and OF haFins
made plot Of which one hundred thousand copies
were printed, and insurrection composed Of few
thousand peaceful citizens walking with folded arms
the length Of the BOulevsrds Of Paris. md sell
among the accused. This situation OF man who Ia
bored earnestly 10 prevent the Revolution OF February
70 destroy the plois Of Louis Napoleon. % combat the
spirit of disorder against Guzotin the Coalition against
Theirs Montnlsmbert and Odilon Barrot-ihia stua-
ton Of the author Of The true Policy Of France 10
le3Dr and OF The Future Of kepresentsuve Mon
archy, /. apparently very parsdoxiceL still hope 10
sustain and defend H. 70 the great honor OF Socialism,
10 the satsscton Of my conscience and To the shame
of all the rsacOnsry stock jobbers skeptics, syco-
phants. intriguers and pretenders
The state Of siege I. suspended Scarcely WAS Il re-
moved when IL recommended under the virsna robe OF
egsty by the seizure Of la R,f0ms the very day Of
its reappearance n about twenty lines that paper DE-
moshes the whole fabric oi the bloody conspiracy oil
June l3 IL is impossible not 20 see how odious A. a
ridiculous the trap set for public opinion 70 MAKE
IL sccept the state % siege ~ necessary measure
There is decided split between ". Theirs and Ger
tain portion Of the Legtlmist party. The men who
forget nothing and who learn nohing will never forget
that NJ Theirs wished % teach them certain his.
tory the Revolution and thsi he engaged IN the Ne
v.ution of 1880 against the legitimate king All IN.
policy il evidently but dsnce OF the dead phantss-
magOTia-of few months, Cr few years perhaps But
there 10 something sill more dead than the Legiiinis
and Henry T. That is the DoctnnAifes snd the lmpe'
rslists. Would you form dynasty with men who
openly strike each other In the Legislative Assem-
biz ' such the remark of Legitimist on occA-
SION Of the blow given 20 old man by Pierre Nspo'
leon The remark was just But the word which pro
voked the blow stil more " You are only IN
imbecie IL Is said uttered BY one OF the contend
inz parties. demand that this word should be put ~
The plural and be applied those who for some time
have been the leaders Of France for truly the people
styled the intellectual in the world seem 70 make
sport Of letting themselves be governed BY imoeces
This cannot las; and II the horizon OF Socialism ana
the Republic Is not yet very clear that OF Napoleon .
every day becoming more clouded. Yours tru.y
JULES LECHEVALlER-
p She delegates 70 the Peace Congress leave
London tomorrow morning for Pafis