New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

A0r,m,Hfs d ne HWsing C'G'so-
r"- Ceus.ponesus. Of T.. Trt.ts
PARIa, Thursday Nov. :, l-i'.
The msrpios message Oh the President hes
thrown political intrgue-s into a quandsy. The
united forces o. the Coalition against NbeItT ave
been discovered, mat7al d,str1s. I'D c,o' reisr'e
succeed conventional and Temporary oonhdepce.
What is tho Presidents aim, and who are n's sd-
Yisersl AK the Roys ats AID the Republicans o.
every shade. What are my Ministers sod tie
majority designing says the Pfesiden.. Let -
be united against a1srcty aad SJclstsm mill Inc
monster has been cra,heJ, exclsim The sod'eia q
the c. lt.on army, bus tie chiefs are !eaio-s OF
eaca other With regard TO the division OF the sPoH
before the battle has been gained. " no !"
resp the benefit Of place and power when mon
,rchy has been proc aimed in leo Of aHHTcay -
Are Napoieon's friends and crestares to proclaim
an tnpi,.. and hsye all the wealth end influence
of government authority and patroaase Are tho
Lsgitimi..s to bring back Henry Win and se,ze
hold Of the finances Ct the State 70 satisfy the
VANS OF their supporters aad exclude al others
from the bonor, and the dignity OF courtly pomP
and influence Are The frieuds Of Louis Pni,iPpe
70 restore lis ynasty. and, during long regenc!
monoooiize al plsce sDd power for Themselves
1lole. without regard lor PJHcP'e AID naiionsI
tradition
sach are tie quer.o. Of the various committees
OF tho CoAhton, end though the leaders have been
irving hard b keep them e. il not silent .hey
have made their way into the public avenues Of
thought ard controversy Napoleon Message il
mar plot which dsturbs the tactics Of the party
and gives rise TO pickering and nutiny The
President has no objection 10 enlist In the ranks
Of the Coalition a. sinst Liberty snd Socialism IN
France and Europe, but he 6oes not mean 70 pisy
the game Of others IN the field Of sbsolatsn. #
monarchy DO necessary. as the friends 81 order
state then he Napoleon will be monarch, as his
uncle was and not make room Tor Bourb)ns OF
the Younger or the older branches. lie means To-
reestab!ish the Institutions OF the Empire a. they
were oreani7ed by the great captain, no Ts' 10
Anarchist nor Socialist lie was on the contrary
an AbsOlu,ist Of the first water.
This internal quarrel OF the ffioDds oi order has
given some relic. to the persecoted Sooisisss, bat
the disrupted ranks Of the Coalition are not YET
disbanded though they are iormlog separate
csun. for the discussoD Of their special iaterett
they remain IN neish5oSing neutrality prepared
for common action at moments notice against
Liberty and the promoters oil disorder. There
10 no mistake IN this respect. All psrties are
agreed in hatred OF the word, ss well as OF the
principle Of Liberty
la Louis Phinppes time the words Liberty
and Public Order were inscribed on all Ot me
public monuments in lieu Of the republican de
vice, "Lijerty, FqnalHy fraternity. Thst hs'
been improved uuon by the present CoaItlon--
"Pr0periv and Public OTder' were the words n
scribed the other dsy IN the troutispiece Of the
public building IN which the ceremony OF magH-
terisl inauguration took place The Judges oi the
various Courts OF justice took the osths Of ale
sisnce 70 the republic but they excluded Liberty
from ihe domain Of justice, 10 which property alone
is deemed compatible with public order Labor
and Liberty need no protection from the Isv, but
property and public ortcr DO according 70 the no.
tons OF the men OF justice.
This !it,le fsot reveals tie splrit Of the times -
Liberty and labor are srrsyed IN vital CONFLICT
again.. privilege and despO;sm, the sb'o!utist
meaning OF the words property and pGoiic order
There is a mighty struggle coming. and all parties
are expecting il. The sbsOlutists arc preparing
for it, Russia is accumuletlDg armies and provis
ion, on the frontiers of Poland and Gsilicia. She
is iortiyins her positions on the Prussan me o.
frontiers That looks ominons for Prussia. VIII
recur 70 i,tnon Austria is imprea,i0g her victims
% increase her army and prepare Tor miltary con
test with some adverse power. She IS said to
have 600 600 men already uuder arms, and hasfis
h4s an army still more powerful ana numerous -
Both these powers, u is confidently stated by the
iournals Of all Europe, are preparing Ter mlisry
| conflict in tina Spring OF $50
WhRt can be their aim Have they no. ALREADY
crushed don octacy in Northern Europe Are they
still afraid Of their exhausted enemies at home, or
| sro they not preparing Tor struggle on mere
| extensive leld Of ac,ioa ID, they no. intend &C.
put down Liberty and Socialism in every part OF
| lrope, as veil 80 in their own domnoos
Thsre can be little doubt Of their Intentions |
presume; but how viii they effect their purpose
What aro their plans OF operation, and hat their
| policy oteqRHi6r1nm
| IL would be rash IN me 10 answer posluvey a.
| these queries but may bs bold 10 guess ~ some
OF their ideas snd pretensions, from the com non
| ;eror OF events and stirms,lons.
The Autocra, has long ago proclaimed the policy
of whist he terms PdHslGrISDl, or the unity OF al
tac Slavonic races several of which are under the
domjoion Of the Turss and oftfe Austrisn' Tire
time seem. favorable for the Cars ambition. bu,
he could not welt ettsck all Europe without some
,uies and Austria is the only power he could
| count upon in such general war.
PlngerRaaism 10 isvorite theory IN All the
States OF Deutschland bat PcGssisn rivalry with
| Austria ohstructs the practical sdvsncsmen 81
this tendency. Would Il not be possible tor nus
sia - propose league with Austria BY which
Paasldrism and PdggeTndRtSm might band them
selves together Tor the purpose Il conquest, the
real basis oi military "orier' aud mOnGrohical
stability Prussia and the lesser states oi Ger
may might be coniscstsd to organise sn Austrian
Gsrmsn unity. Hungary, Moidsvls' Nalsc6it
and other psrss Of the Ottoman aud Austrian do
m mons. with No-way. Denmark and Sweden
might b. Ajdsd to tie Russiso empire Of Pan
sidric unity
This project seems 20 me not quite Impossible
Why is Ru..is certifying her Prusslan lac OF iron
tier Whist has she 20 fear from Prussis, Il no.
;hioS - intended against that power ho"
could Russis iorm a lesgue with 81 the Ststes Of
Continental Europe 20 "extirpate Socialism IN
the midst Of all the petty jeslou.ies and rivsries
which separate them from each other on 81 ether
Questions How could France aid England Toe
sabdued unless stronger power were ossAnlzed
sgsins, them in the rest ol Europe how i
Socialism II he crushed ualess France. tho not
bed Of new theoriss aud revolutionary propsesnds,
be rendered relatively we ksr IN the ea'snce O.
| national power How IS Russia 70 Obtain Con
stsntinople unless England oe, ss well as France
cedaced In her comparative importance Ihe
Russian. Austrian league and u cir 10000 sol
Giers must bs badly organized indeed AID bar
renly ms ei-ed ith ints lectusl aims and plsn',
Nichols and his yo3ng friend the Emperor o.
Austria have 20 other views than those o. helpins
smaller States to pat down Socialism sad keep
| their present a. ding IA political sntssoHnm' IL
| s noi very likely The struggle whiSn 70 c0m'ns
xu he manifold aud various. bur ihfe- great
| powers seem - ms c5ntendirg sgaias; al the
sthsrs with force thG; must dersDse the praaen'