New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
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Whils the principal orators ,. sGa 1T I3os
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PeAee -. =, 7a3bfs are sons OF .1e1l IA asss39i
otufsS, =. aocfalisrn ard others Wi1a 5fss' -
non =. ,te0ries theg &c nos pefosiVe s1a. %
ai.n II b .rom, is nothing 6nf more stem "a
ss11nlicxtion-a universal EPptcastoH " ~ -
apP.er,snt Of different social interests OF no
Linton . heh The Peaoo Congress pr2poses Tor .ae
arrangement Ct iate- rational differences -soas Is
q lust and reasonable arbitration, dislassfeHso
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The coutess Of supply and densod, resulting IA
the triumph Of the Rjc7DgsFt and the snarpessi
tbia is the lz~ Of tho old political eoonony' Nh9
principle Of social YET, sustained ana oe'oh"eu y
The Peace Congress. ILL.,.
4 inst and consequently, democratic stal'rs'
linn rfaulsting the relations Of capital Aud AM
OF the producer aud consumer, Of tiia aSfeQ@3F's'
and nanursctuter-thi is the lss1 |oEi u . '91Al
lam. And this last word OF 5ooalisa lac 2'es'Y'
result Of all the Abors of she Socialists soha2l iof
sixt1 years is precisely ihe aoiAN1n a1f9oAsS" =!
'n T.stps1ow come to facts and news. H2stilitles
have recommended between the Dsues ana the
GermRpg On the l2th snd the l3sh shere were
rangainary engagements. Nothing has yet HanS'
pred Of the results Of the conciiatory eorts OF 'he
London Conference. ,...-s.s.a,
ingurreotion or rather rbe Elector and his Prime
Ninieter. HsssenpAug, have been compelled 70 nee
hafora the soontaneous and unanimous opposition
moi only ofthe citizens bat Of all the Constitutional
authorities Not drop Of blood has been shed.
The Electorate aad the Capital City, Cassel, have
not oeaged to enjoy the most perfect tranquility.
Prussia has withdrawn It's troops, and refuses 20
interfere against subjects, whose liherties and
moral sentiments have been violated by Prince
who deserves rather 10 be prescribed as mad
man than to be reinatRted at the head Of an Eeo-
totete. 1t apDesfs that the Prince is about TO do
Justice 20 himself by Indicating drand
Duke Of Hesse. Meantime the E'ector, at the ia.
litigation OF Aussria, has established Provisional
Government at HCnaa. The Provisional G0yetn-
ment ia Sustained by Austre and Bavaria
Tho difficulties Of Piedmont With the Pope, in
rera1enca to ecclesiastical affairs, are stil pending.
The Pope, who has already made conce5aions to
geversl States, whenit was dem snded to place me
ecce.ias;ics under the Jurisdiction OF tho common
law in civil and criminal matterg, and who has Juis
sencd coucordat with spain to rally the sale OF
the eststen OF the clergy-th9 Pops say, does not
found his grievances acknowledgements on th9 mero
question Of the common law; he volld nos roiQse
a concotdat On this aubject Bushe takes hiss'and
on the exiting atieS, to protest a5alnat new
legislation establisbed without MS coasea and
without declaration according to PT9youa djplo.
matte conventions There s no hope OF aspeedy
arrangement.
The Catholic Synod ri Taurlea terminated sey.
- i3cs md COW That its al rssult--
the conformation Of the noH C9lleges in ifalAnd-
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fesuis tSs poae vii not rnfy the
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forts which moderate opinion expects OF these COL.
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@ ScN 10 fmopas 50 as To- aabs
rerfect dnt fuy via t5o.e 10 Tins q1s.gton Of
mi4td marriages h:a Gr! been cue a. 81" soe rs
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