New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26

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vsnces to tire capital When ne had cone =" hs
Ni,ie,t, hiss srdyedlr So 10 the early successful
DAYS n the Republic Of 1913: immense vas the
vote. strong the adhesion ior the Provisional Gov
eminent. Even NJ Baroche who nov saperin-
tends the refr, action ol the day. sat n the Liberal
Clubs fullest OF professions. sad moral! re fea'-
irg each mans private observation, that heroic
disregard OF self and generous regard JT the pub
ic welfare AID for principles hot m1aey, II, ditso-
ciated from the vulgar magnetism OF war am az
cure 10 meet With neg tcl, Pity or contempt And
the parallel may be carried iat0 every relation o!
life
Wbstn be the fate Of th- nomi1al shreds Of
Liberty left here seems not din .ult q delermine
Some thrty.six thpusald Mayors in France are yet
elected Boy the peop, thai 70 10 Say, by ffactlDa
Of the voters, hich under the neg Law Gus down
the rumbtr y6r0gsly, three-ioofths one-hali, 80
Understanding 20 ci cunttances. These thirty
six thousand local guardians of rights and the re-
Aec.crs o interests having - 90 with sae electoral
hats IS reformed must ior that and diverse other
reasons. be appointed az Pa-is-maeli.r m Of
France, y Inch lac for sixty years sucked In her
freedom, blood sud life THIS question o. the NJ "
ors is soon 70 be discussed by the Assemolyi add
the impetus which the minority no@ have may
carry ell before them,
Before 6rish this letter the Law msy be passed
taxing the daily press, as is dole Ia England, by
which means the arstocratic robbers aud Cypress
ors prevent the people from having q cheap press,
and limit the edition Of journals In Liverpool, The
rival Of New Yotk,' TO twO a week IL IS very
necessary that these mOnstrOsties should be ana
lyzed 10y Americans in Europe for out Of the
ltcquey press Of Ia and no light can come IL Is
very Necessary 10 show them up, because mold
oUr dearest interests lie IN The least possible con
ncCtOn v 18th European Governments IN anything
and every thing. We cauno' deal with the people
OF Europe especially OF England, for they are mute
helpless, enthralled. Our dealings, therefore, are
with an odi0us oigsrchy, whom oar policy should
be 10 extrpate, by the peaceable mesus within our
power from the face OF the earth we can pat
down the war OF trade and the trade OF war, 1t we
choose. England hes ever meddled with oar az
fairs She meddled in Texas, Captain Elliott OF
opium memory being sent over to poison oar rela
tons. We had an equal right TO send over 20 Ire
land and interfere with the Repeal question. SO,
n control the Pacific, California was coveted by
England. ! DO not know whether 1t is denied that
such ives the fact bat | know from a Member of
Parliament that all the arrangements were entered
into for the ceEsiOn Of California - the British,
but the difficulty lay in keeping the domi
nant Catholic religion, which the Mezicars re-
CURED and the Brtilh would not accede
TO- Now there il scheme Matching for
a combination TO protect Cuba. The rotten old
Court Of Spain is supported by Cupa, besides az
amy Of oflicsls That island ought - be free
But it will be quite within the range Of British,
IT
alliance so as 70 ftaive out The progress Of Ameri
can ideas. Spain cannot hold Cuba one So she
will seek an alliance. Ii England does anything
for Spain Of course il will be for yard stick
iidersiion-to be paid for. Spain begins to sho a
little life. She may begin TO Manufacture little
and endesvor to recover from the effects Of Brilsh
vilanes-British armies aud allies having de.
stroy ed her manufactures during the PeDins1ar
Var ard Gibraltar now being held for the purpose
e smuggling. France is now embracing Englaud
the conservative OF the latter being the new
light Of the former and the danger OF the invasion
which the Prince de Jolvilie pointed out as pract
cable, and the Duke Of Wellington echoed In his
famous letter, having passed away. Inc Il n
peror OF Russia used to think he was out OF the
reach Of American ideas. He has iouod out the
difference. When French statesmen write books
on America which show that the progress Of Amer
lea is more than six times greater than that OF
France France has only doubled her population
once since the year 100, according to the latest
estmates) AID the emigration TO America makes
the invesions OF Tartar h0rdes OF the earlier cen
turtles OF Christianity minor performances when
the reaction Of American citizenship strikes mo
Berlin, Vienna Pesth when Europe learns tnat
the giant Democracy grasps the two oceans, lie
ready to absorb Canada and Mexico and that the
Islands will fall into their place as American ap
pendsges, the Emperor finds out that America is
not so far off as he imagined. Accordingly, now
there is a Congress Of Princes directed by the
Emperor for the purpo6e Of making common cause
against the riehts of msn. What are the deter
limitations Of this Warsaw Cons piracy remains 70
be seen. The differences between the Greek aud
Roman Church sre forgotten. Tho EmOer0r viii
hereafter hail the Pope as a venerable Father. AL
the yreny Of Europe works In circle. Oi course
it's headwsters are found in England. Tho diter'
ent loans for the different tyrants have been taken
up there, according TO custom Much stress To-
is laid in Europe by tue coalition OF tyran.s, o.
the Pope's emiss aries in America. Not kn0Uin5
the force Of universal suffrage aud the cheap dauy
press the Jesuits hope for wonders Ia proportion as
they appeal to sensuOusness by su persttols spen-
dors Throughout continental Europe rel5nng
idea is 10 crush the senses by architecture sad c-r
emcries; the imagination being led captive, tle
will follows. II We take Rome az this instant We
fld that machinery approximately ia action.
Amid a plethora Of splendid architecture are ga.
perb ceremonials Mingled are these with ex-
G, mmuLicatiols and indugences In required qugH-
titles with an inquisitlon; with resJrt to mira
css seriously recorded In the LOuls Napoleon
papers, The Constitutional, &c. OF Paris har'
mouy Of spiritual belief extends to England. IL is
stated that the Bishop Of Exeter is ABOUT to go over
to the Church OF Rome. Doubtless, with the rise Of
Democracy in England, the Bishop will go over to
Rome. As they find il impossible to keep
down the English people by local hierarchy, II
will be merged as central power with that Of
Rome, and the necessities Of Russia may lead =
the same result. There are now two ideas 10 the
world Indiyiduaism or the right of each man to
think, and act, and associate with legal freedom,
acknowledging 10 human superior; aud Hierarch.
ism or the destruction OF lndividualism under
priestly power No government can crush a peo.
Die without spiritual thunders The tyrannes Of
Europe cannot remain sing ehsnded and extin-
-guish freedom. They must coalesce, ali of them
la this coalition mutt be included the churches -
Rome is first in the field, or, what is the same
thing 40 considers herself That system is the
best for extingushing liberty, for 1t deaes it ia
every form. There Is neither binding nor Oosening
Of any kind neither liberty Of love nor Of politics
neither acres nor Immortality without its pernls
sion. As the principles Of peace extend them
selves, and war, owing u standing armies and the
difficulty Of pay ing them, becomes less common, the
WARS OF churches In Z Europe cease likewise Wher
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