New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

I,ospoH, Friday Sept 8, 1850.
Msrs Greeley 4 laeElra@:
GgNrLEMEx-Athuuth | must return % tao
subIeot Of tho death and funeral soiemnl"e' u
King Louis Philippe, and continue faS eemAfA'
which broke of inmy IastIo!ter, VIII eonmeooe
witb the in cidens which just now Is me ooJecs o.
a,;us,,aI attention Marshal Haynaa had no fear
N entering his name on tbs register Of Barclay d
Co,a bravery, y hich he had gone TO Yisif' 4nlS
r.,os ;nsslv odious Immediately circulated from
ncnth N rnoL.e among The workmen in The brew
.,,.cd rs socp 20 the executive officer oi she
oi,, deeds Of The aouae Of HaPsbrg against tins
uo,e.rlso nationality had eis tho building, the
tunul sn3 yjoierca commenced Haynau was
ooye 1ed viii straw and mud. aa sook TO his
heels Hc cough. refuge where he could, in
nsigboodsg tayera, believe and ID vas only by
neeps Of an sse1rs Of polioe that be was sbe 70
eee.es rom inc manifestations of popular excite
nenr These manifestations commenced with in
.pIts and indgDites. They would inevitably have
srd.d in fatal event, If the police had NOT accom-
r,ni,d the General TO Somerset Rouse, froG Th'9H
bs might regain hD lodgings al 1orlsys Hote
Trafalgar Square
Hare Is one of the Judgments Of God which the
entity behave are 80 unccrsuin and 80 remote,
While IN fact they are always go terrible ard 80
near At hand. Is there, in fact more dreadful
obss.isement than to be compelled to tee Ike she
,oott desperate criminal covered with the mud Of
the streets, before one of those spontaneous bursts
If tbe lmasses which, under such circumstances,
epreseDt the will and the voice OF God Certainly
# men OF t distinguished education and OF en- ee
vsts d social position bad themselves encouraged
and cherished manifestation OF this kind should
NOT attempt to excuse it, whaever might have been
the provOceton, connected with tho name oil MIN,
4 who presented hmsefF for this expiation But when
the masgee act, this action lie, in some sort lmper-
/ aonal and rresponsible. And than we are led TO
porhe the responsibility Of events to tho quarter
IL which .hers should be found the discretion and
| conduct that might and should bavo prevented
| them. Ia my opinion, the responsibility bears,
| above alI, on Marshal Rtynau.
II he did NOT feel the stiDgs OF remorse ne should
At Ieaet have had the tact to remain in retirement
or certainly to preserve ctrct tnc0gnlto IN coming
TO country like England. At tlme when the
! ground was still moist with the blood which he
caused to be shed, when the Sibbets erected by hE
orders are stil standing Haynsu ought not to have
come into an hospiabe asylum Of extles. TO atront
| the memory of BatthyRui in the presence OF his
! own son and of so many HungsrlRns escapsd from
paraec0ti0n He did not do what was demanded
by tho dictates Of prudence aud propre'y tor thls
no was punished; and nero We may huu tuo lIfHs
4 net OF the ,catics Of God
Instead of facing the multitude, aud redeemns,
will not gay bis Crimes bat tue misfortune OF MA
position by q resoute and dignihed attitude, ne
hed struck with terror by bis own conscienoe' avn
more han by The fear OF the brutal acts 10 which he
was exposed Still another striking manifestation
| Of the divine iuatice There are situations whore
the rigors of public opinion and the severity OF Ma
tory can be sotened only by opposing to the reprl
tais Whatever they may be- the courage ma tofoS
/ Of soul which, isis prBtended, were dlspisyed du'
ripe the perpeuatlon Of the aots, which called for
ther,nrisnls Belors we can believe in the cool.
ness and the ooursge OF Haynau on the battle field,
and In hs psnul resg nation TO the dieoi plns and
duty Of soldier in the executions winch lolIoWeo
Bis terrible victory, we must have seen proofs OF
the same qualities in his conduct before Tho dfey'
men OF Mesfrs. B erclay Il Co
In the name OF tbs principles which are at the
bottom of my conscience, caonot any that the
cause Of Hungary WIS that of civiia ltion asatnes
hubsrsm. Ia was the strusgle OF one acistocracy
sgsiDst another; Of vauquished nationality
against its former vanqusher TIE grerter part
Of the hungarian Chiefs whom have heen here,
are Indifferent II not hostile to the of Social
I'm which, in the l9sh century s the cause of CIV
hi2aton
Che principle for which the victims of Haynau
pefished is not the most advanced, but Is NJ eas
} recognized as belonging TO the law OF nations
Now the law Of nations condemns, IN inc Inoat eA'
press manner MI violence exercised beyond soe
battle feld on those who have been conquered in
lighting for heir patonality. | cannot help, there.
fore, regarding the Reproduction which The name OF
HaynaQ has met with rs just and Legitimate,
whatever it may cost ms 10 arriva at this conolu.
siOu, al moment when | shoud wish to cherish
Only sentiments Of mercy and reconciliation.
The death Of she ex King, Louis Philippe IN
exile, was also an expiatlon. Bat exile and ta5
Miscarriage OF his dynss,c establishment wee
bs Louis Philippe a suEhoient expiration. The JUS
hPA YflA oA ysyYS Safis Ep1o Rha Il
lSts. Az that excited epoch, no recognized, by &
change Of his Ministry although tsrdy one, the
errorS Of the last years of his reign. He refused
@uOgcribe the pitieSs orderai he refused to cover
With the blood Of the National Guard, the crown
shlch WIS gven him by the National Guard.
Stree that momens all nnimosiSies bavo been ap.
pessed The old ling has found no ssvers judges,
but these sAme Min,ters who efter having weak.
tsed, and 80 to speak, dishe&tteued hm, at the
time OF the coalition Of 1887 aud 1888, by the I'M
prudent and cplpable enterprises Of their wild n
oIion, led him away by The Illusions OF vanity
Which ten years OF official power were upable to
sahiy. twas thsse same Ministers, the Minis.
sess Of le4S, who reproached MIN with his weak.
nsss, or al least accused him Of it IN their con,
Edtntial relations with the EngNsh journalats
She weakness of not having caused the peopls tho
vie multitude to be shot down by she the csuoonr
Of Marshal Bugaud
The articles of The 1ialeS o. the death OF Louis
Philippe were prompted by the recollection Of the
Complaints that we're put forth by those inouraby
Ambitious politicians
I@e Itaes, after having fattered Leus Philippe
Without measure while lvins at the us meat othIs
death finds only severe words, aud Judgment,
vii aas say false in isself bu, deprociariye Il does
20. become The adolatoss of the paS 10 bring &c
6get those elements 10 the character of Louis
Philippe which moss reaembled their oTa policy d
egotism and corruption,
sinee soc death of Louis Philippe even dis enc.
n'es have respected his memory, aud france 10
day by gener&i mourning renders an unirna,
stoned homage to what he had schevsd ia Ter Ca.
@f without ipQoiring bow far bl action. and p3l..
y even before Aha fall q Charles X, wero pror1o o.
stest 'A
When l wished 80 take a. this suoi,c, in nv
at ie'ser my pan ~Ss arrested th4 - promises
tel you the oScse. [ nov fulhA 1his ,ia,y II