New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
nEw-VoR9 TmVRsDsy MORNING. MARCH ~, 1850.

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! election tie people al do what they have AHEAD,
often done thev VI perhaps .eave ut The socialist
'ea.ers and -Iev VII -ertaic.y re- ert TIE re- 0f
Cayairnsc arr u 'Ls National q vote ln favor OF
tie Boz apsrrists
III were writing % a Paris Journal. should MT
express myself u tbs u'auner determined as an
= serve ~ politics. combination az present AMI
confined exclusively 10 ny efforts flr Egropear
progress 70 the sphere o.. religion AID ministry -
I BIT for voa an 0.'g cispaSsolate retailer OF
I facts - they are presented within ihe range %
nv VISION.
| sho7d NOT b. ss'oasaei ;, the r1.i;al, SOFA
- or rather the Rev0uuousts o.. the Oh Schco.
s101.d attempt q tal-1rsirator- b1t u VII not
succeed Sui J have no positive data on the sob.
ect ] VII leave The sal theme which wes-es
ard s.Hcts me- DO 70; love u ish in trolbei
waters. AID nose are more s. thaa Those.
vii however. vh'e speaking o. France ,ay a
word or ;sga 800 the recent publication Of Gai-lt.
ana ou an ir1ou.- pamphlet " hose title am really
ashamed % place nv fHa SIDE ot name which !
respect in SPITE 90 tle grave comp ants which
may Ilsty persist il aii-ess.nE Q. ". Glizat IS
o1c a. he continues lmpeureIf slude % tie
3D. Concessions % g OonspiN'or by one thell.-
TIE same man has pub. shed stl-d alcI; = tich /
ave not leiread giving the pretended tr1e history
1. the Old clnspirscrs with numerous details con
corning the prncIpa ac,Il. %. tn mo. enent AMI
government f February AT. TIE journals - hic1
I
sNracis from that pamphlet. They have stan
n their columns wiri them. they have Tins
poisoned Europe aid the world or the IS OF
rne god Mercury who swarm over the whole sur
face o. the lobs have not set ant wl Hot .ail O.
~ hat has ust been done by to- Iimcs and
q er Journals wh, 20 20 longer read. - much am /
ilsgustej ith them 10 app ars that Cnena is aa
ld convict fr1m ,hs -alevs on AGENT VI the AAari
police, and turned out by Gauss i,re 1 h. latter hes
orlu-h, prosecution against h.n. and Wi. prove
uy ample documents the honorable QUALIFICATIONS
nj the man. whom tie ke1cu0u.sts lave adopted
.ur their fellow laborer, and whom they have not
,lrank from presenting az Al authority X IS WEI
mat Caussdirre before .saving the Prefecture ut
Police ca1sed a copy o. be- taken Of tie papers Of
oil the men whom there was reason g. fear or T.
suspect. and that De Keeps them in reserve ne
terror o. the sc0aGdrels The title of Confessions
Consp'rato. seems O. he nm imitation ~ tHe
Confessions OF Revolutlouists y Proadhor -
The method almost tue same 90 roth being a
lffess.0u of the errors and misdeeiso' others. nn-
.5r tho mask 81 self confession, AMI tlm.ns these
reyelatlons against tic party 10 which the write
lace belonged o. the advantage 1fihe party which
an be reproachci with the same errors and tbe
same misdecas Itself VIA. a lesson Tor Ogr poor
philosopher. y tho : possessed 0t the same folly
which las destroyed many Socialists. or at east
has reduced them - comparative inability from
the ST Smonans 20 Fourier and others. Enough
disorder. ol this mt importance Of the pen and OF
'peech. Of these orgies az philosophical discussion
hss disturbed ami wounded me D. the bottom u
my soul
The spectacle o. these men drums wiz. ,leIrowu
rlne has thrown me az tie feet OF the cross 90 han
vino meekly offered himself o. redeem MS ait from
~iS, that S % say, from ceotsm, sei'ishness an
lar from having abandoned any Of the economcal
and secular primo pies 20 the elaboration ana prop
a-aton Of which have devoted more than twenty
ears 81 ms life Bat all this without Christian
slcuice-al this, without prayer,-al thus, WIN
JIt penhteuce,--wlth Out humility ever active ever
I'D siateable but everpaticnt,-.s providing WORK
Fog satan, AMI his nnumeIab.e agents nm sory
.1r Proudhon that ! can assign him no other RAM
Bat ! am doing better than making myself ac
PAINTED with his writings | know him well from
personal ntcrcourse-a. that can 30 Tor him ~ p
Christian way is 70 present second example 90
ms monomanio OF ecoi SIN. which have already
described as the malad, # II Guiz0t
The work Of this last named writer has met with
great success here. lnt this success - no obsta-
e b O more intelligent analysis. Than Z has yet
been objected 90. The basis 81 the work anew
demonstration Of tho iuiahbliIty ot VI. Guizot him
self What he SAYS Of England and the United
states is true. AMI vii win him popular sympa
ries IN both quarters But as he has 'ed 40
J. rance first revolution IN order o. arrive no pow
rr that of SO and 2 second revolution IN order b.
preserve himself in power that % 1877 ] snal
allow ny self 70 place linn among the Y ucipa'
-auses ~ the ill success OF the Revolution iD
France assert that the English Revolution
would never have been consolidated Il hing W D.
im III had had the misfortune to possess ia MS
Parliament two unscrupu0us and ambitious men.
ke Guizot and Thicrs the TWO leaders OF the
coalition OF 1857.
The sfiairs OF happy England are presented un
Ser another aspec, altogether But happy Eng
aud has no more factions aud az the same time'
shen il had factions il never had statesmen oi Tie
-si order OF talent. so tormented By the demons OF
prie. as ' 10 coaiescc with the enemies OF the
hiag whom they hal themselves elected and
.roNued with the single object " subecilng rhe
King 60 their domination. and making OF him that
8rody Of Louis NV Ia his old axe, which Guizot
and Duchstel have made ofthe poor Louis Philippe
This X ing. philosOphic and vftnouE, ccnsiderei 10
private lie, had neither cOuiessor nor mistress,
md was married. but Dlchate. would have pre-
erred household priest, aud Guirot "oud nave
referred Mantenon on many sides o. tiis ain
lious prule. Happy England Is then 'n TAR
ray % pass without obstruction, the two grand
fle, OF the sassou.--the question % thf Co.onii'
..d Of tie Protection agitation. Mr. D Israeli has
stl gained much ground.
have much % say "a tbs ALTAR. Bat must
postpone L until he neat mail close By send.
~ you some interesting document on tie " OK
,ne Men. Associations organized al London-
b So send you n tract On Christian socialism uy
r Denstou Msurice. Chaplain 81 LiEcoins Ion
Field. one u tie great,st philosophers AMI theoo
.1aus of the present Az. h IS The author Of tue
work entitled The Kingdom 81 Christ TINS
-fsct = WORTHY oi yolr particular att ntion
Yours isifhiuly. JULES LECHFNALlFh