New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

;,,,ortaut 10 Europe, that must make then
The .ole topics 81 the p-escri letter. "-1 oni'
.y,bat IL gives ne great pleasure % learn b. TO-
Ia, srriysls thai everything tends to ihe can1es
md moderation which are 50 necessary % Pfevel
.he angle germ Of dissolution shch exists IN you
new civilization from deye.O png Itself as a. sgen
Of evil and dscord May God preserve you 'ron
this strategy Of Atheists which has been Introduce
into European society, and which Is a. once u'
eaase OF Revolutions aud the cause Of the failure d
al the good principles which these Revolutions car
carry with them The Genius Of Evll has doooi.
incarnation ia the egotstc passions oi srst'ra'i'
oonspirators, " bo wish to preserTe, Dld oi DOM
cratic oonspirator who wish T. acquire AID attain
II makes use Of both these classes 10 prevent tn'
devslooeroeut Of the unity AMI collective power b
the human race,--tbe real source Of all the oeneht
sn,oyed by that race which needs the whole d CO
alton. and which, for the existence Of the mos
humble Of rs members. one Of the points Of tie
globe which has been entrusted u It's charge. en-
ploys the efforts Of all the others Reflect a little
90 what suppose Of the efforts OF solidarity. a.
the development Of unity involved in these t~'
single facts,--a cup q ter prepared at the bottom
of the mine by Cornwall niner-s letter from hii
family living in the Highlands On Scotland, carrie
10 soldier Of the garrison of Hong Kong These
two parts suppose no less than the combined en-
plovneut Of al the treasures amassed by many thOgs
and wears Of hstorcai labor by the children OF bot
Testapcnts-the children II Moses and oi Jesus
Christ " itOut tho force oic0hesion and UNITY some
times directed by iron hands, aud Whci tne OH o.
faith and charity has yet been able Only l.
.of1eD but not 10 set aside, what would b. ia feet
the human race Federal America iJrmed aud
maintained without the Intervention OF brutal force
or rather with the smallest proportion 81 THIS Ia
cred ent which has ever yet been employed ~ me
formation Of n national existence represents lhps
far the most favorable combination winch mas been
used Tor uniting in the Constitution 0i great
oeoDle. the centripelal force OF unity and the cen
trifagal force OF liberty. The diabOlc eye oi the
wicked in Old Europe is fixed on you "ith
jealousy. These villains not only say. DIVIDE
and conquer 50 they say "EEaggerate the rood d.
order to produce evil Ony as they ca" e'H
rood and good, evil order, disorder, and dis9r
der order. they pretend to call forth order from
disorder when in reality, they only bring evil oli
of the exaggeratiOn Of good principles The ars
tocratic cmspratJrs are the active directors OF
these fnaneuyers the Democratic consPirai0rs are
the accomplices and victims II this system should
gain n footing among you il will proiano the holy
principle Of the emancipation OF the oppressed, The
boly cause Of the abolition Of Slavery, u make o.
il means Of disso~ng the Union, AMI II will act
with the more certainty, as It Will have the best
and purest men Tor RccOmpllces IL VIII cNagEer
ate the principle OF peace IN order to prevent your
ACKNOWLEDGMENT It Will cN ggerale the principle
o. rec exchange on the one hand, and that oi pro
lection on the other that is % say. the Christian
idea of universally and unity the one hand.
aud the Jewish idea Of nationality and OF cNclu
svcncss on the other. and whether on the question
of tariffs or GA the question Of tine budget or imam
clal reform or the question OF Slavery, there ~
only one thing ia view, 10 put stopto the develop
ment already commenced to arrest the approach
ing Development Of the American Oomedeiaton'
CQrCdHt C0HsuiCs
These tactics for some years have been M the
bottom Of European policy. They have given the
direction TO many Polish insnr cctions and to tn
instruction of Gaicla they have taken part ~
the events Of the Sunderland IN the first events o'
the reign OF Plus TX IN fine. they have disPlayed
al their resources to draw forth and u srustratc
the Revolution OF ebruary, both IN + rance aud M
Furope | aude Ia this with the two fold view OF
warning America, aud of relating one oi the most
odious transactions winch has tins week taken
place in France.
For several days there was great uneasiness a.
TO what was TO occur In PaJis You val see
the recital OF the infamous provocetlOn, adore ssed
o. the Republic hy the arbitrary, violent, uucN
cused and inexcusabc destruction of the liberty
trees A disturbance was intended which some
wished Ia make the occasion FOR the coup otai
Lous Bonaparte aud establishing their chmeucal
monarchy with the elder or the younger branch
The stroke failed ON every side The true Con
servatives the sincere Republicans have swal
lowed this new aiiront and have left all the odlum
OF il 20 Louis Napoleon. He was, IN this instance.
the dupe ot the Project OF Police earlier. Carllcr
is the right arm of the system n France Of which
have given YOU a sketch above He was the sub
altcrn agent OF 1t under Louis Philippe He has
as YOU see won a degree. This system has bees
in full operation for long time, and can gave you
the assurance that. under Louis Philippe, 1t pro
duced many Disturbances, many ebOriive com lhfs,
and even regicdc comp,ois NJ Cafhcr u known
as a great practitioner OF TINS auo'io"S h'meopa'
thy.
| cannot but confirm the gloomy prcsent.mcuts
which expressed 10 You IN my last letter CA
corning the destiny OF Louis Buonaparte As Wei
by his own fault lay the niStua,ion ct all parties
he is lost. aud now, even when he cOmprehcnd'
that it is his interest TO take. as he has sad The
position OF Washington, and to await pcsceahlv the
result Of the new elections aud the revision oi She
Constitution. the REACTION viii not allow hun to
adopt this wise course ,ther the French reaction
nor the EuropeOn reaction. both OF which are uoS
perfectly united. When l say that the reaction
is united speak ouly OF its negative object. the
overthrow Of the Republic and Of Louis Napoleon
who 10 at once impossible rOm the mouaJChca
POINT OF view and the Republican point OF view
from the monarchica point OF view, because he Is
only Revolutionary tNUnttl ell OF inc hlsttflcS
principle Of which the Kings OF Europe are the ro
representatives., and from the Republican point o
view because he has lslsided his origin. which j,
Republican, and beuaye the only principle which
could accept his services Even he might alsC
serve this principle which Is SocslSm, for he Is
not like Cavaignac. stained with the blood OF june
lSls and at bottom hy the tendencies OF his mad
by the fact alone that he has proposed the problem
OF tho abolition Of misery. he might take up The
cause OF The People against the BOurgeoise ana the
Feudsl Mobility, the cause VI the Nation AGAINST
their Absolu,ist opprossors. Perfectly convinced
tina; the party OF order has only made stoo OF him
he is absolved from ali obligation - that party. lie
ought % Incline a. the side CA which is lound It'd
iorce 81 ideas, &c canp.cte by tbs force Of sct!oa
aud o. legitimate hin sci. by governing IA the name
OF Inc new right On their side. the Republicans
and the Socialists, from Marast TO Proudhou. la
stead q taSing the SIDE Of Napoleon asGinS; The
Assembly that Is ~ say, against tho representa-
tNes o. Interests most hostile 10 the Republic have
AIMED themselves with the Parliament men. that !,
u say hey have proposed the question between
Henry IN. on Louis Philippe ana the Repuhic
snd have eliminated the only element ia ,,hich mr.,
buon wSs IN accordance with the Denocra,i, in
terest The future vii show whether thcN hsv,
not committed great hlnnder
For the moment the most important fsct is n,
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