The New York herald., 1851-12-27

As 10 the civil you know that the false principle
party 70 carry on civi var long enough Hos
would t be imagined that the prnc pie Of freedom OF
repubiicanism 1 the national indignation against the
ingorous usurpstion Of indifferent man. not conspi
euous by any prestige would not give strength enough
TO mortally offended people 70 be worth muah
civil in France takes away the preparat!on
and the attention of all European tsspots II
the sword Of Damoce' over the head. Ia
n word. civil war in France /. a largely didussd
war IN Europe. In which not only the other nations. bu.
our itself becomes engaged-whereas, on the other
soldston Of republican principles. and not only pledge
OF success 10 European revolution. but indis-
at freedom and independence; AMI one greaf
gain there Is Jet In all these nattersthe prinspIe
Of Capitalization b struck down mor.aljy IN Fr.nrs
Louis Napoleon stroke has couvines hs Fsnb ns1I
10 give centralized power into the hands one nan s 10
put under his power the constution and the sovereign
poeon has proved that there security tor ths ma
tion, when II II Paris only which decides the
fate Of France the princiPls Of Capitalization
has no future morning in France Your prin-
triumph assured = without Nspoleon's stroke, We
IN Hungary, would have been perhaps the oaly nation
on the Continent addicted TO your principehis stroke
drew at once the whole continent 10 that side where
the vorId-Gos Almighty be blessed for IL fp tbls
triumph Of your principles there IL yet another great
victory for humanity. The French republic triumphant
ing armies this constant consumption Of Europsthose
dangerous instruments OF itious men-the the
Eurolean reconstructng their freedom ana intepen-
dence on the basis of principle. delivers mankind
from that consumptive sickness and dangerous curse
gssst 's star ssndns % armies JAppsa.s But why have
TINS topic for this occasion why have 1 dwelt /
largely upon IL fhstyTo show that there is nothing
in the news from France TO that attention which
the public opinion Of the people Of the United st,,es
have been pleased to bestow UPON tbe Suss,ap rbst
course this country has to adopt in rs foreign policy
IN respect TO European concern but that this no "
from france-thus forming my prophecy Of being
on the very eve Of crisis in Europe into an acs
fact-briny that question ot foreign policy
30 your immediate decision which you cannot fur
ther postpone or delay, because the very DELAY
of it would be more than a delay-it would be a
positive given to the expectations Of the vor5
an which not only I, but all the oppressed /
nations Of Europe would exactly understand TO be a.
n uch 10 cay that the people Of the United States
have good wishes for the freedom Of the European cont
rent but In its public capacity az pewer earth II
iecares not 70 whether the public laws Of nations
,re respected violated by the Interference OF the
trorg arm q foreign power oppfessing the spirit Of
reedom In whatever country Well. gentlemen 70 may
% that it IL the will of the sovereign people Of the
United States 70 give such 20 the expsctsons
nd hopes of The world. (crss of NO, ne y Yo1
'lD see mcUrnfUl tear 10 Lbs eye Of hJD&
f1s.ss .ac vi ..-' - I-0f n 20 es.1 .