New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
wAR MANIFFsTo oF THE NATIoNAL.

We translate from lie National OF May 90 the
following manifesto, adopted unanimously by the
Democratic Association of the Friends OF the Con
stitution
The electoral struggle is over. The Democratic As
sociaton of the Friends Of the Constitution has taken
an active part therein according TO the measure OF its
strength and under the dicaon Of its conscience 1t
wlI soon explain the line of conduct which it has en-
dcavored To pursue heretofore. and that 1t will follow
in order TO concur in the social progrcs. which the
Constitution promises, and which the depends the
safety OF the Democratic Republic but the situation
OF Franco the face of Europe and the world does not
permit to wait another day before uttering the cry
Of alarm the ralyng cry of our fathers-Ca ne
couufrg Is m dangp The electoral struggle is over in
France the armed -truggeihe struggle predicted by
diving Napoleon begins in Europe
There are no longer but two parties in Europe the
party of the Revolution and that OF the Counter Reyo
uiion-but two principles, the Democratic and the
Dcspouc.
The time of hesitation and compromise is past Tie
Holy Alliance dcliberatcs onger-it acts The IN
dependence Of nationaiitcs is trampled under foot
combined kings everywhere assist each other against
the people, who, isolated combat and succumb the
Russian armies, the reserve Of Despotism. over
lowing upon Central Europe they now on the
Danube they viii be to morrow-at least they hope 1t
on the Rhine and the Alp-.
Meanwhile the armies Of Republican France remain
moonless or they appear in part Of Italy 1t s
10 attack with blush on the brow and pang at the
heart sister Republic, at the very moment when she
il surrounded 10y the cxccutoners Of Lombarsy IL il
time 10 put limit to this situation. France
does not intend march dishonor through the rum
Of her nationaliiy-the supreme object OF the Holy Al
lance.
Let all good citizens raise their voices to the Repre-
seutavc- Of the People let them exhort, let them On
joine them to hear the appeal which Providence ad
dresses 70 our country perhaps iot the last time Let
public opinion impose the immediate cessation Of the
fra,rcidal war which We are warng against Rome, the
protection of Venice the evacuation OF Central Italy
bv the Ausrisns and in case Russia should refuse 20
return within her boundaries the immediate intcryen-
uon Of France in face Of that OF Russia u the Rus
SLAMS come It is not in France that We should Wait
them
For thirty FIVE years except few months OF inter.
val the ruling policy in France has been weakness
abroad and blind resistance at home. IL Is time our
policy should be energy and acton abroad, peace and
Cancellation at home
Before marching to combat fathers reciprocally
orgave their offences and embraced each other on ar
irving at the field Of battle Before drawing the sword
OF D. let us also be reconced brothers and lel0~ct.
liens Let the amnesty so long awaited, finally come
to eface the last yestiges OF civil wars Let US
empty the political prisons 10 MI the voids in bat
talions Let there be neither conquerOrs nor con
quered among us We shall need the Of the cap
tives Of June the day Of the great struggle
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