New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

Reconciliation Of the Bo11boH The Soctalt Den9eTa-
cy... Schtestoig, Hesse Cassd. The Heio CaTem@@'
London Correspondence Of The Tribune
LONDON, Friday, Oct. II, 1850.
Nesvs Greeley q hcErah
GEsTLEMgs: have no doubt that the passage
In my last letter relating to the chances Which
still remain TO monarchy IN France VIII call lorth
much clamor against me, or at least, serious PreJu
dices. | shall be accused OF Inconsistency OF
frivoity even of treachery. And why! because
have impartially examined all the hypotheses,
and exhibited them in their true colors, without
changing their character and bearing according to
nv own imagination He would be called agood
Republican, man of strong convictions, who
should affirm that the Republic is immoveabe, III
destructibe in France, and declare infamous all
who contradicted this opinion Thus is formed
the spirit of party. And it is this spirit OF ncu-
rable illusion which destroys every cause. we
oupbt TO look the difficulties the reverses IN the
face Instead of diminishing them, we should
rather aggravate them. and look at things on the
dark side Provided our convictions do not change
in view Of these difficulties, the mental resources
for overcoming them will increase with the posi-
tive knowledge which we obtain of particular sit
nations. The spirit OF party always acts like the
ostrich believing itself safe when it closes the
eye on danger.
1t is thus that from one illusion to another the
Republicans in France have lost so much ground
l have always told you, and my conduct has
we'd that I consider the Republican constitu-
- oo the only one bencef0rtb suitable for the
condition of France All the facts which | pre-
sent are accordingly opposed to my desires and
TO nay opinions.
But thew are true and must be announced. liza
~ nl;t2;coI rovolntion should take place to.
.os,of IN France md the restoration of mon
Hlolio" ~ .ho e;onal If nm amnesty for the
s1;?;ooI o,;los or tie nroclanoation of the Demo
pat; ard Social Repnblic should be the signal for
tbe;r triumphant return should be no more dis
noeod tn accent the triumph than the amnesty
Nv resolution is taken to devote to the advance
~ oS the sociol cause ont ftbe limits of France
oil that remains Of n life of which | have vainy
cnnsccroted twenty-five wears of its best activity
.o seeLing She solution of the problems started
~, mo Tevonticn nc 1880 md 'e3. and to
a1nlv;np the results Of these researches, first
IN The nrosorvation of the Revolution of 1913
and then to it's consolidation and fulhlment as soon
MS it took place without my participation.
sM / allude to my personal situation to show that |
S can have private interest IN any change which
Ss&Y may occur III France. Having sad thus mct /
~ come to the facts which induce me again to take
the pen, although wrote you on W ednesday last.
They still relate to the usurpinS projects OF LOUIS
Napoleon The famous review wMcn' IL is sald
must decide tile Iate Oh ei'e Ietuoc Is tuAaS ice
ut TINS moment: INC 0oinnit:'co " V1o HoeiIti
tive Assembly is present at TINS review as Wen as
Gen. Chansari4er ne VIZ a' eaI % ,ia ~ ";s
Dune IKE me res'uclti Soiiic 'i.i'
BonaParte ana zen ohon I4; are po;.e 10y
agreed otncfs su? ''i"' 'i',1 "oi o S ~
on the outside. ana Is mUch lihc INC Soou unu1i
standing wmch exists between plisoii1 ~ anu u
Jaiier VINO treats hihl wei t.5",@ '''1 ia''
version as tne most piooao1o. " ''n G i oi''ii
GARNER, M DuRi' me Oolnil.tee oi le saN tir
teen soCeneu pusr % uiu ''o VI ''o
Assembly, thete ID 'io noPS vi ". .a W.
coup Et@. On 'oo o.,o H''u' t"oau sGois
no uoup' may .no ia CLaI,horI has np,
maze Dy inc Goun' uo on"i''o.u ','e1 oo Luz
pietcly broken Oh tlle hc6oOi"t!pa "i'o 'uN0i ~
Louis fhhppe iot inc tecoioi!5"'ion nj " ''o WV
branches OF the bourbon fanny tnls cI "
stance stlll more thah tile uenIh o Tue ou mug
has derahged every thing Iuc ouC"css u ot
Leans by her persistence mas become MISTRESS oi
the held. Inc Duke de Neinou's aus nc' as 1u-
lure regent OF rather Us ieScit "S J,,G
70 the provisions oil tc Ia" p"sse" Grti5 ti'o os
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OF the oiu i[lnic Ehi'llstoi VI ~ou!s A4tipPo W
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1hey ooth SUDDEN! arrived, "lch .he A'N1ueel
AneHe, WIN Tue othet snVess ""u P'iiOeSsCs :"
ner family nad gone 10 DTuSseIs on account ol me
Queen OF the beiglans whose NE mas been IN
danger Tor seVer"i Gays; INC 1 SueGn [tu i
went Wlth the rest OF net iaihity put tne ouchess
OF orleans ana the luke oil OrIeans reii'a'ne0 at
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fu;as and tho ;1nsons If nnrt1, sn;r;t on1 bon
That tho Divine Justice reserves for nil these acts
If coward;co and treachery of which we have
: u
endorsement Of defeat rather than the recomponse
of success,
We may blame the exaggerations, the ;mpetu
Gus passions of the Socialist Democracy in France
We may well deplore the disastrous divisions
which exist between its chiefs, and the naughty