The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

The step, ~ tie rignt direction was intt nied as
IN invitation 10 FfaLcr; and would, ere this, have
been acc' NJ, q, " she had net been absof bed the
fOundsiiuD - her prrstnt GLORIOUS institutions the
cobsiitutbs Coz gitss will require steAdiness IN
the policy ~ reoUciIuD; and guoi example wasne-
YER lost Oh FTtnre, ~bIch hes given go many TO
friends and ebsnn-s Need rh, also be RENE IN
btTtd thei, Tor twenty months, california, that land
which FAR out,bipes the wealth
OfOtmss or OF lad
has been TREE io French adventure and that, for
~eBiy t'Hfs, Ne have off, red the voluntary sacr-
hte ~ CrUmwrlfs navigation laws
Much remains 10 be done by the two countries.
II MI he n work ~ consummate wisdom, not re-
quirug eby gtbius. Co connect the wants aud re-
tuultcs ~ trtnce with those % the Mississippi
Valley Thesr t,ctuns should be made aHl1aut
ed one IL the seat Of the political power OF
Bur- pe, ~ - the other Of that of the Uni'ed
States But her access 10 their several treasures
would improve the condition OF both. AS a resi-
dent OF Cincinnati, shall be expected To speak Of
that stsple-her stsIlrsslted provisions, of which
she Is the rta'est market in The world She could
then feed PARIS without effort II the wills
81 men were not more stubborn than sea, and
space. end storuis IN the French ipital, choice
hsms eel at retail b. the pound, at from thirty TO
sky sous, and consequently, they are out Of The
reach &c NINETY nine bundredihs Of the people The
duty at Hsvre ~ 3 ID cents pound, and the Paris
ssvo,e rs 2l2crnIs TO cents pound Bacon costs
more than franc pound, and fresh meat is al
moot universally eaten These ARTICLES might be re-
ducsd two-hrds in pice. N, therefore, the staple
OF The producing States ~ the Mississippi valley
could he introduced inoFrt cities AZ moderate
duty, the prices of land labor would be augment
ed With Ne; End here me chau,cs and Oury1sIs could
enjoy the best food In abundance. The aQricul-
'Ure II France would be distressed because the
additional American demand for French fabrics
would only enable the makers to live better than
hef,fe
These End other exchanges will require new lines
Of steamers, aud give To Frtuch skill and capital
an equal piece at he side OF ours The commerce
uf tie two conutfis4 pight soon count by hundreds
tseed NJ tens of millions. and their ships by tens
cf thousands.
his event hes something much higher than
comm erclal sense II has aspects both social and no
nucaI he d'iierence Of language, and the diff
ncuiy oi acctss has kept the people Of lnce and
me Unred Sistes too TAR essuuder Steamers ar
nVipg END Departing constantly, at diminishing
fzTes, will encourage intercourse We snail learn
to know and love one another We can eomosre
opinions, trust each other, and acquire new
Thoughts and new tongues, now foil OF undiscover-
ed riches 10 either.
Rut the grsvest importance OF Oct ~. Iay0.
hes however, deeper than It's effects on individuals
or the exc hapges ~ trade. That event prepares the
clos<r uaion IN FIRE ndship as well a. commerce OF
the TWO leading nations Of the earth, each founded
on the only w~e principle OF popular Sovereignty
The steamer Franklin is the hafbBger % perpetual
amity between the democratic republics Of France
emo the United STATES. Hereafter here will be
absolufe pence end confidence between the first
military end navel power that ever existed, and the
greatest commercial end agricultural nation that
does exit. Every man presentcan fsthoyn the mag
nitude Of this occasion, in this, its Specification