New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-14

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People 10 draw it from The weather an more
conservative par; Of the Mi1dle Class. Accordingly
the property qualification for voters was increased
I The result xai Satisfactory. The Assembly 80
quite perfect rot only from tins esuse buibecsu'e
the Democrats most alaainaolslv reiassd b Gee =
saving that e Wa 7ss'ers p IA participants h.
/ BODY which coold 10; be any;h'as bat niere "
~ the Mouaroh n. aid Eiose election VS. z vino
q direct at Asvrant violation r 81 'as pTotis
sns charters The King ministers 20 % - m
/ " i I'd the new Legislature, AID ne REVISION g"
ne Contribution y as iualy safely completed d we
! end of as. December Ia tbs process i -
altered some what from the Original ryy a. ''ai Oh
the M.aistry REPRESENTING The hing. q g p" a. .
tosed. ts4 agreed 70 all these changes a. : ''''
rece,.sr, 10 say thatt yes liberal that g : s-s
Nh. case bat rs5s radical document keeping
,,,in,. essentially IS they were. laying 70 MI
maud 90 the Roy a. prsrogstises, bat 10: 60 csre ;
.,s-,nr the fsudsl rights o. tie Nobility TIE
Middle Cis.s mean and trucking e. seiHshnsss
taa, make H. never shows any useless tenderness
! toward Is hereditary an;aronist
/ The King aoT take. nev step and relying
on rs army. On tie total absence Of The people
from the Dispute aow raised AMI ~ toe assis'anre
n his allies " 10 have 10 rebel sub ec's = ds.rac-
| he boards these comfortable citizens behind ther
very counters A. If 10 reward them Tor TIER c5n
/ terptble seryniiy IL voting al the money De
asked. and worst Of all, IN sancuonlnE las oull.v-
! ero9s fsiseness to his own solemn word. be sends
/ back 10 them this very emaScalated Constitution
with new requirements which touch them where
! ihcv are most sensitive he demands new Hn-Hl
tons Of the Liberty of the Press Of Association, All
OF the Trial by jury, and the retrsctoh Of al that
prohibits entails privilege Of pumogcniIure, rndai
I land renting and impost.ols freedom from tax
ton and other privileges Of the mobility the House
/ Of Peers too. be would have enlarged and made
more aristocratic and more dependent upon himself
! On no other conditions would Ice swear to observe
i The Constitution These demands were made POO q
message sent 10 the Chambers the 9th o. sst
Jauuary
Hereupon this ickspitte Legislature blszed
ont. getting quite hot and comfortable ior tie
| cold weather with their fury Mad AZ finding
! the King means % Boz more than Md Is
/ Class King. which with lad the shrev dness Of
{ German sbop.Reepers and money-lender'. ihsy
should have known Lc'pr madden that they have
I been humb1cgcd they datiy refused the King =
1 proposition. But what viii they do' Make ~u
on the King set revolution asoine Not iher
! or the Old fear j. ever before them. They know
rs wei ss ever they did that ,hey take one Tc'
oiutisnary step the Red Repabic Will rush upon
| lheir path swiiter than whrwind. They VIII
! certainly make q Great fuss but the King VII ut
/ be scared He has seen them before md know
/ the strength IT th,Ir marrow
! Quite as lnile have we any sausuine hopes Oh.
| the German Democrats. Their failure IN BadH
t4stihee lo their value as esdefs Ia practice. g.
/ fans There the people were with them, nlt ih',
were not worthy of followers They are good arI
tators bat poar organizers Of IDEAS useful IN TIE
minority. they are useless worse 10 the majority
4 /, is not their fault IS we said before They are
/ now r position to which the, have not been cd
ucalcd They have much 10 learn and quite as
much perhaps to unean Noble IN aspiration,
Generous in heart heroes ia isteiect they are R1t
| Masters ia acton Their apprenticeship ard
| Wendcr.years are Mt yet completed We say
! chs ia all frankuess and friendship " ehave ta1'
/ ngtt To- say il which p friend always has to sPcak
the truth when there IS a chance OF ITS beng use-
tai Ours IS TO criticism for uhe sake OF crticisirs
Though we cannot snare any sanguiue oxpec
! tst,ous as TO Germany, we cannot ON the other
hand sympathze IN any dependency The Gor
man nation are not there for 10 end any more than
the heart is IN the body Nor can sry man pred -
what the day may BRING forth IN Europe. nor on 20
what ml top It's rising rcdness sha'l irst De hsi'td
That the great change vii come when Lst.f
the legitimate King shall ENJOY hs own asa.n
there cannot be dont, II IS impossible that & q
Few should farcycr i've upon the man.! aud eve!
exer,on to MAINTAIN tlst system can only render
ia fnsl eradication more thorough and ansparu5
Ii ;susual 10 saw that the next revolution Wi be-
terrible Blood viii no doubt be shed, aud dcvss
ts,oos may 90 With Il Old evils have genera y
cost something Of that sort to root out But that
can exceed former violence We DO 10, believe " =
know the needless and cruel provocaiIols winch
hsv. been put upon the people whether IA tic *
ccutou cr imprisonment Of their chiefs or IN tie
headstronc falschool of such lying villains as tins
KING OF Prussia II any set Of men ever id The =
best t. sharpen furious and implacsble vengeance
.or their own b., sds u l. the present rulers Of Zoe
rope Bat our reason for suppos.ng that not much
bIoodshed viii attend their downiai IS that the!
Will set oat Of the way at railroad speed ENper
euce has made cowa ards o. them ell They ha,e ao
moral courage leil nobody has any except tie p,o
ole and the ,Jca Of Social Justice which alter a
defeats. as young and more vigorous than ever.
Ono thing IS specially noteworthy IN tins Ger
man movement. The Army OF Prussia i enlisted
Tor only a short time rs members are not under
discipline lons enough To- have their sympsthie.
with the people of which they are part, SERIOUS
" affected As soon the people are unanimous
the Army must 20 with them 1t was 50 ia Bsdeu
asst summer IL vii be So IN Prussia sud m al
Germany when the time comes. The system %
CONSUMPTION may be serycesbe for Revoluilonsr y
Republic but II is istsl hr a Monarchy which ~liL
the population Of a third rate power adopts It IS
cheap means for making itself trst rate one.
Though the present agitation in Prussia Should
produce nothing tangible, il must educate many
minds All events do that. Not one leaves Tim
as II finds them When the tde mounts opposu
currents only swell Is volume.
Things In Philadelphia.
Corresnondence 81 The Trh1le.
PHILADELPHIA. " etne-isy, FEB l5