New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
may protect IT, may defend and hep H. without
being party TO any spolis,ion. even simply toll.

among the Socialists. Apart rom some ill1sions
on the one side, and some Impulses Of despair on
the other the true spirit OF orser Is on the sie oil
the Socialists. The private c0rresPsndeuce which
have received to-day from persons 10 Pans. with
the best means Of Information, induces me 20 be-
lieve this. Toe spirit Of agitation 10 among toe
pnIiif ans Of the tive Bourbon branches, whose
reconciliation is not yet effected, and Ia the anoi
ton OF Louis Bouaparte, who aspires 10 the pro
long alton Of bis Presidency Several general coan-
ellis have demanded the revision Of the Constitution
10 this effect
The Pfesjdent Of the Republic hss some days
advance of the Representatives. Toe Assembly
and the President are In fact N immediate co nPe
tition. He sets OF on Monday the 18th inst Tor
journey to the Provinces Of the East. lie VIII go
az far as Suasb1rg. He has declined all Puouc
dinners on this journey, both for the sake OF max
ing the most OF his time and OF savlag suPerhAouf
expense. This il an excellent idea
SAverel members OF the Assembly have areafy
started on tours. NJ. Berger has departed Tor
Wiesbadep where the Count do Chamoord Will
soon make bis appearance, II he not mere al
ready. The last letters announce his arrival az
Berlin N de Ia Hochejsquelin will soon follow NJ
Berryer The lumber OF persons belonging 90 The
old French nris:ocrscy who propose 70 gamer a.
Wiesbaden is 80 large that it las been necessary
10 81 ND rooms In the stables for their accomnofa-
ton. liz 10 said that Duchate and Guzot Will also
90 that way. NJ Theirs Ia at Brussels, on tue
same route &c may, perhaps, stop a. El'esach,
where there is u be sreunon Of several important
persopages AT Brussels, NJ. Theirs has been re-
ceived with the greatest marks OF consideration
by the King of Belgium. IL 10 said that ne has
made frequent visits 10 MetSernich.
There has lately been feared In the National AS
semby Of France, a coup dEtat, az some say, on
the part Of Napoleon, or az others say, revol1-
tionary COM de main This coup de main was 10
be concerted between faction Of the Socialists and
another faction OF the Legtinsts-thst OF which NJ.
de Ia Rocheiacqueli is at the head and ~hcn seeKS
TO effect an alliance between royalty ana tne Peo
ple-sn alliance the conditions oil whcn "oud oS
the realization OF part Of the economical Pro
Rrsmme OF the Socizllstf. naNo III P''i''0 'i
nation in regard to this -,
The new Law on the press vii produce tns
same effect as resulted 10 1857 fron tne laws OF
september Those laws in arrestlng ouTa'
eeous publications and brutal politics, exercised
sslutsry discipline on the HePuoichn party; snd
never did their opinions make more progress under
the old Government than at the time when people
were talking about the gag on the Press. Inc
press brided by law, pubic opinion aroused by the
interest which is attached " the sklllfu resistance
of the weak against the oppression oil the strong
act and react on each other. This led TO the state
Of things Of which the February Revolution was
the consequence. IT,.
In like manner at the present day the violent
measures of the Assembly have disciplined the
press, and given An impulse 70 public opinion NJ.
Msurast has taken part in the edtorsbip OF tue
Credit newspaper The Noupedu Monde oil LpuiS
Blanc gains more and more readers. The Repu0'
hQue has enlarged its form, and is about to puolish
e Socialist Library, composed OF the principal works
of ST. Simon and his disciples TIE Democratic
P0e,fque which bad been disc )ntinued 10 resumed
ssaweekly. The POpuiaire was published month
", but will henceforth appear every week. The
People of 1850 will be Issued, believe, three times
q week.
Al hoe nuk li0at puo
pended in France, do not know whether it will
be continued. The first number was a sort of aP-
peal to the people; Ledru Rollin reprolched the
people for their cowsrdice.
The people remained tranquil. But, on the
other hand, there has been great agitation
among the prescribed. Those who consider them
selves as having been disowned by Ledru h)llln,
and who have been so Ia fact, have prepared aud
will soon publish vigorous protest, charging the
defeat Of the Revo ution on him who took no ad-
vantage OF the manifestation of March IL, VINO
boosted Of having beat the rappet on the 10th OF
April, and of having caused the faotious TO be ar
rested on the 18th OF Msy-on him, in hne, who
made the troops reenter Paris, and who az men,
Der OF tho Executive Committee ordered the can
non demanded at Vincennes TO be fred upon the
people.
| will not detain you with these deporable re-
Grimm atoms, and with these still more dePlcrare
internal discussions. They will furnish me with
the occasion for treating Of a more general quss.
tion and of coming to what wished to say In re-
gard TO Mr. Harvey.
M. Ledru Hollin and his friends, among whom
we must reckon Mszzini (snce he has pat bis sig
nature TO an article In the journal have given as
title 10 their work In exile these words, which ex
press an absolute and affirmative thought--.he Pro
sc,it, journal of the Repu5Iique Ua,vesetIe. This
10 precisely as if the writers Of the journal had said
"Tbe European Revocation has been defeated
even in the States, where the only question related
to the organization Of Constitutional aud hePresen-
tatiye Governments 10 Sardinia, In Pied mont, IN
the Two Siciies, la Germany and In hungary. Zoe
Roman He public has been slan by the French He
public. In order, then, to avoid new defeat, we
must make it the object Of the new Revolution TO
establish the Republic not only in Europe but over
the whole globe" Brazil Tulkey, lndia, China
and Japan without doubt COM prsed In this uni
veraty. Ia order to avoid all appe arance OF pleas
antry on 10 grave subject, | will interpret the
Uhire7Sal Republic In its strcter sense, az the
European Republic.
am wrong in saying that in the eye OF the edi-
tors Of the Present., The European Revolution is
REGARDED as failure They deem 1t stil suscePti
Bile Of being revived soop, il not in full activity at
present For the sake OF this they wish 70 limit Il
to the political form, and to exclude social reforms,
or at least that portion Of which com
prehends the regulation of industrial Interest" oy
the State, by the Government.
To recommend the Revolution in the best man.
ner or at least to continue it, 70 extend IL In surface
and limit il in depth; this in one word, Is the point
ofview adopted by their policy.
In the actual position Of things, | consider this
policy, even placing myself 10 the center OF the
Republican tactics, as q threefOld sbsurdity
will only reason on the hypothesis OF the He
publican principle, 20 q mere impartial spectator,
because, as regard it, the hePu olic is not an as'
soluie principle-it il political form applicable 10
certain nations, in certain crcumst.nces-some
times advantageous sometimes necessary, some
times dangerous, sometimes pre- mature aud esPs-
slsiiy not involving, as necessary Consequence,
the abolition Of ell despotisms Often, indeed, 1t
hes served to protect and shelter the most violent
the most uni ust expressions. The absolute, fanda-
mental, radical principle, for me- is mutual Assocls
ton, the regular organization OF al the Social
forces, the reconciliation OF Individual interests
xith the collect interest A monarchy where
| the antA1oIsm OF individual inter esta annnld ia