The New York herald., 1851-12-17

sAuiaA tbs plsAsins dslasioa. TAsgs i Assshty
and p'ethode nobility and landed aristocraey in
the frtish kingdom to be put down; there ID cor
rupt and greedy church in those aands, forever fat
tening upon the vitals Of the country and forever
instigatpg her Majesty's subjects to disaffsction
and revolt there is formidable organic alton Of
political rsformers in Manchester, Birmingham,
ard Liverpool, who wait only the opportunity fer
an effective blow, in order to strike for radical
revoluton-poli.ical, ecclesiastical, and social.
Even in Englsn there is large body Of Catholics
ready for action, at the proper time And the
electoral question, even if extended to universal
suffrage, will only be the beginning of popu-
lar exactions. We repeat, then, that af-
ter the annihjlation Of despotism and priest
craft on the continent, it is hardly probable
that tie oppressive monarchy of Great Bri-
tain, with its pampered aristocracy and fauishing
multitudes, will be exempted from the purifcation
of the crucible. Let the democratic and social
republican system be established in France, il
Germany, and in Italy, and England mey surely
anticipate HberatiDg expedition 20 Ireland and
Der own shores. Once started the ball would be
kept in motion By substantial aid and comfort from
the millions Of Irish this side the Atlantic The
distraction of despo.ism and the Roman Chc.,h
the Co ntinent, appears to be the inevitable drift
Of the revolutionary elements IL nay came to
pass The British islands may next in order feel
the shock Of the earthquake; and their cherished
institutions of oppression, and exclusion. and irvi
dious distinctions Of casses and classes, nsy al
tumble to the ground together, Then we may look
for the Fugitive despots Of Austria, Russia, Ger
many and l:aly, and the Pope and British Queen,
with the choicest Of her nobility, all in the same
ship--like Kossuth and Lola Mon.ez--for they viii
necessarily be driven to the refuge Of the United
States There are vacant lands still in The West,
and the ilustrious exiles might be turned 20 good
account in their cultivate
But revolutions, once in successful career seldom
go backwards. The Atlantic is but 8 steam ferry.
Half the people Of the United States Euro pesrs
snda very large proportion sctive syupa.hize,s
wi Ii the revelutionists Of Europe. The contsgion
of char ge-rsdicsl and sweeping-win invade Cur
shores. Joined with the aboitionists It's frs. de-
scent will be upon the devoted Institution ofsavery
in the South. The repetition Of the bloody scenes
in st. Domingo may follow; and, successful in the
South, Cuba and tie West Indies will mex. be
overrun. Land reform ard free farms-'Ebe -.y,
equality, and fraternity" upon the socialist stand
ard Of reform-msy be expected next in order.
IN truth, tie revolution fonen.ing in Europe has
al the materials in its organization, and all the
objects, of thorough, radical, universal revolu.isn
in both hemispheres-in political systems, religious
systems, and social organizations. Church aai
State, despotiss and hierarch;es, are all
TO be swep, away, with all so-ts of slavery, black
and white, in Europe and il America. # the com
ing Of Kossuth is not " the second coming Of Christ
i: is thus associated with chain CT events of the
greatest moment TO mankind since the Christian
era. Nor, while the Continent is in q blaze, can
England expeei exemption from the Sweeping FIRE,
nor can she with security CONT upon exemption
from she general convulsion. Coming events cas-,
their shadows before" Let us prepare 20 meet the
ihoek.