The New York herald., 1850-04-08
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON March r. 1850.


sky and prriaed the air. It Is plain to the see
ing eye that all the blessings which republican 60
vernment, administered by republicans, can shower
upon the people, may be realized in France under the
working Of her constitution Those who would prevent
reforms and destroy the fruits Of the revolution OF Feb
1S4S have now got distinct and emphatic warning Of
their folly; while the masses are not only strong
enough to compel progress but wise enough to forgive
injuries and wait upon events. The calm and ma
jesy Of the people Is, however contrasted with tho
disarray and fright Of the Cerberus-headed conspi
rscy of legitimists 0rleaniss and Bonspartss with
their respective allies Berger has found tongue
to speak at the tribune Of the Assembly for the first
time In many months He IL afraid the loss Of the
credit Of the State will prevent further loans Of money
Old Mole Is everywhere Theirs and Guzot
ing the web Of Louis Philippe at opposite ends and in
deadly hate Of each other but hesh hate Of the
L stitution and the republic Foud, the Minister of
Finance has lost millions at the Bourse; and the Pre-
sdent himself in despair, wrote the first lines Of the
last number Of his journal Of sefdefencethe Napo-
.% Nss sass saGSarsns are I'M as our
midst The PeIe, that the country Is In war-that
she existing state of things Is consprng against So
pubcansm Of the people. The sword,r 1t exclaims,
sacrcd; and yet the sacred Scriptures tell that
he who lives by the shall die The royalists
and mperalists have sent for each other and met
gsther to commit new outrages on popular rights
The extremes of those parties fc- destroying unver
sal suffrage; for the and open eligibility
to Office throughout the townships otherwise than BY
executive nomination. The .7ssem5iee Hstionoie OBJ
jects to the surrge that IL degraded The people
Of the United States to their present imbecity and
ignorance; and NJ Theirs attributes that Ignorance
and irbecty TO the prevalence Of newspapers. The
.asseblee despatched itself doctrine; and Mr.
Fry did Official justice to NJ Thiers In 6algran; Con-
semp has been the Of the peoples press the
attacks of the 9ssembee upon the constitution; and
scourging has fallen without mercy on the leader "
the royalsts in the Assembly from most capable Ane
rican hands These eonspirators Of every grade let
ished and rapidly diminishing fraction Of the French
nation. The mass Of the people, and the army
Iacquainted with sour repuLican sxamnlo. and thew
the vast and growing and in future be the 60
vernns power Of France The young mon. especially,
tory and American institutions and they unite France
and the United States together for the great coming
lea will not shut their ears to tho appeal even at th.
present difficult hour when there Is such profound
The Enssh Russian and French ,onsnr,.v NOR.
maneny installed at Paris. are in despair They see
leath approaching. and their instrument. an ar
my become republican citizens as well as disciplined
soldiers clearing the way Of progress and cmancips-
ZION IN waves OF the Hood Of democracy are mount
ng Ike ths solwey Iut unlike tho solwsy they have
Ino cbb tide, and all who are not democrats must
own or noat with the current to swim against IL Is
mpossible
n Inc attitude OF the democracy OF France and the
rrmy is magnificent and insures the safety Of the
the slightest disposition to violence And yet observe
nov great their danger from eoninuep injustice and
nansssed IN. fs,srna sentiment. @ whish animated m
IT once the people, the bougeoise, and the army yet
more than that--ths condemnation OF tho policy
p reaction and vengeance followed both by Louis
II pon"par,e anu the majority OF the Assembly That
state q Siege large part Of Prsnce the dis
roiuuon of large bodies OF the militia tho Infamous
avs against tho press the public meetings and asso-
fiaons the impo-ts on drinks the Interpretations,
i FhhoW Juugment, OF Thousands OF frene amen. to
UP snaer .ne nercs sun OF africa the law Of ig-
called the law of public Instruction, BY which
Inc es,id Is taken rom tho township teachers and
Eiven TO priests ana Jcsaits the law In preparation
q re-
tlooVo township mayors and the o-gsnised govern
eeniaI spying cetrsyng, and gendarme police, With
sersceui public arrest and marching OF the prison
IRE through town aud country with handeufis and
kceh oa,ns, hiu surrounasu win osyoncts. Add 20
hls--onsirn mt Ascnpts by the low sndhircng agency
peio end pretended friends OF tho people to bctray
nend that bravest Of the bravo-as blouse. ani you
ee everything 70 admire IN the peaceful conduct OF
he people OF Paris during their approach TO tho
riun,ph and after its eonsun nation. The climax Is
nisbca- When We reject that these people showed
lag hall H.n,sn 0s s6r,s all packed togcthcr-the
vcrsge of Parts is 80 10 houso.wth the poor Ia
pom that number to that number ten Times ovsr,
n III Partisan virtue under tho accumulatei force
I III nccc~si,y and insult bceomcs sublime Au ths
I'ulogum they won. too by their conduct before the
l,lctorcs their opponents-thcy have mado II I'M
erishsble BY tho subsequent victory over them.eves
Il phc infant republic IL out Of its cradle IL can
|Vnarch u will make the tour u kurope Its nurses
Ire the people u France: the orders OF Tho alliance
|Illeadcd by England and Russia. may bay the moon.
|Ihe uneasest head in Europe. Is Nicholas The court
lk Warsaw j. only wanton insut-even " tho expedi
Hon against Turkey IL something moros holiday
IIF the United States should not Aud Il instantly TO
heir interest TO be heard and obeyed In Europe Ihe
fountains Of Switzerland are girt with iron and her
|Iiycrs not yet turned into scarlet current rom
'Ihc horrid strife with Cossaek upon their banss
ncc the elections 81 March the people of France Will
OF permit the attack q another republic by despots
reign native and LET the thieves alliance beware
4 the veto Of the French people When ono reflects
non the consequences Of the pacific protes-
stion of Paris against Josuitie popular education,
the election of the of Minister Carnot against
ind hv al
e Flotte srnnst the dreadful existing governmental
d social sy-,em. by the election of yiIot-the mag
itpde of the victory is enormous wacn you see the
epds Of universal suffrage marching 10 that victory
ru. the PROSTATE bodies of the present Bonapartsn
n.t ~ var and his backed by the thou
nj. Of ofeials and rascals Of all sorts
I'm a. ~ the selfish the timid aud the blind. IL
.,,,..-cs ealeuiation Let me very hastily give
rn some agures upon the sfafs quo of France, and
NJ, bcr YOU TO reflect closely @ the subject by
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