New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

-. - s.fs Inanlse In ipveetiye, abuse or iaco'y'
nal dr.ad Of Socialism Their unhspps Ssts, Va ps
spee Of TIT, bpsbear n eiis ,se sesa.a No .Srinsns
o,rnt Now Il 20 gate inpo'siole for thes- oy s'Is
- ,s,po 10 bring 20 silence the revolutionary p,osS
ar. who persis, 10 tesehioe tnat rs tae m.
Of rnoderp scierce 10 reconcile the Oh
hs,.srn As-shich made sso pschs ana sonoIs
,bsir vsrp,x and ,ocisiy Apd lag, whose tendeaey"
htep them IN Ee6 II IL hopeless Tor tusn W -,
these theorists from the error OF inrlf ways 49,, S
them 10 the orthodox ccniesson OF spp'o'so -
a. they ne-to subscription 20 the comior'A'e 80
OF social spd religious optimism, -hich resds snas '
ssrth supply 10 not. cant of and ouant NOV, " 80,
ouer CO. 10 90 equal 10 .hs dsmsnd OF toe huDgry 80
which teaches that al attempts AZ equ,hxsnon oa ~
,arms ,bond ba po,onei TO the leisure season OF
another world Ire dsnser ot socialiim 70 suppS
10 be In hh-,ss. Il may End acceptance 10 tns nes'
and hearts Of the needy, who may rise SONS Gay Va
b.Iop against society and seven per cenI ana fesu
ard other CONSTITUTIONS Of cur fathers Nos AZ ~;
IRE dancer really ies In th!s-,hss the new IDEAS viz
End Judgement In the unoccupied msmoosneous 80
sposen Il shove which. wsntios s'nleosfy % -
tyr the legitimate exercise OF rs func'ions' WI tsNo
theu IN spd generate all manner OF noxons nuihoIs
from their IN ward digestion The thing 70 os
"a NOT 10 waste argument or any more OF io's "ray
rhetorical ,ubs,ts 10 the vain purpose Of STOP
mouths OF the preachers but TO ue all means IoI .uo
closing up of hA receptscles on their posuient oOet
II there Lfed fellows short wages Tell 10 s'u"ors
about so-ier aud attacking the upper classes que.
them With sslruon a, penny pound II that do nov
answer ding fat shsd ut them, over~heim mem w..n
n, Ut at them With black fab down on tnem VITO sea
bars, charge them with pise- tresn. TAI ana
prucfs that society Is well at least well ted as u
Although II is rather ls'e TO speak OF the snnuH ~
lie session OF the French Academy, which ~" nsu l'
veek, end belongs chronolosicsly TO my isn tnarst
DAY rfer IL ell not DO out Of place 70 report
the prizes given out thai occasion lne posuss.
prize of 1900 francs Vas accorded TO mSasne -S.
Cole, who had air esoy oorstned two hmus. s. $500
The hest part of the poem the subject OF tue Copy
of M.ttTay vss devoted TO the praise OF lsoor, ss5
lts hish Office the elevator OF our knu; :. ,.a .v
5000 francs ssch were awarded respec'Ney ~ go.
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Criticize of Pure Rsas0n, and ~ the translator VI
Course of Fsthaies the authors OF E%NSy ON f".o
NJ oy Rsrssdy for PdUp,ytsn. and o. Essays OK We "a
,ienhl.,aL Colont1s of MegdicdHts JlseHhe Cye1a0s
OeuDes deteDuC Orphans and fo@He""s'' 'ecei'ou
escb 1900 francs u..
writings strictly scientific and literary the Nj )nthyon
prize which BY Its title, Is destined tor "'no'e RAMS
most useful to public morals IL u recognizing 'us
bish worth moral agencies OF refined literature ana
profound philosophy, and the science OF social aud pO
hical econ N.Y. Otper literary prizes pass over, AZ
ceping extraordinary one giveo to Jssmn toe ceie
brsttd barber poet Of southern France Inc
made some oDtns ago that II gas not tbe business OF
the Frer oh Academy b. crown WORKS not Wnusn III
French was answered at the time by sstaemento thc
curiC Us fact that the ProveDca disecr 10 woicn ine
French Burns uiters hs Inspirations, 10 SPOKEN oy hee
Aner the honor. done to the authors of good books
came the drloutton II the prizes OF virtue, which, az
VEL, "a the frat result from the municeDt oaqdest OF
". Monibyon According TO ths address of Vlet,
they are sdjujged after az careu an examination Oh
the reciIlen,s possible not more orewsrd tue doers
Of 40 soions than 10 honor the principle OF tnem and
erCourse n, r Imitation Toe benevolent otentons OF
Monthyop are questioned, but many DOUBT the pen
eacia rkpg bis beque.t holding even that h tends
TO venslize vi tu9. And oojeosors have MA muco %
say la'elY of tle condemnation Tor thct iew weeks
$50 10 one OF the prominent Courts, 81 a man who,
betv cen this and previous similar Judgment had been
the ucsessia ddste for one OF thu oII-s In ques'
ton After all, the exceptional case proves nothing
beyond The otsry fact tina. very great rogues may
retain great deal OF heir original goodness Even that
man ilpe, woman whipping General llsJnAu VINO
ahghied Yesterday at the HO,e de Princes In Rae
Rcheieu Ia said 10 be generous tieud 10 the jor,
when bis cll duties do not require him 10 shoe or
han them. In ausiOn 10 tho exceptional case OF toe
bach siding or gpociical thief just mentioned, and 10
The general objection ~ Viet Gays apty enough, that,
while the Academy ia humanity liable o. ignorance and
mbapprehension Of motives, yet the good actions re-
varded srill remain good whether the tiyes be mer
ceualy r rot, ard may be- safely encouraged IL Is
cet,in from his port that thu lsu Gates arc wretchd
cscustors, if their aim was lney profit sncs 1.-The
OF what they had done and suffered years after would,
by selfish application, have made than rich.
Whether the Highest prizes had been allotted IN
the highest forms Of virtuous action, Is question
about which your readers may differ from NJ Wet.
The ffst prize Of 1900 francs Is adjudgsd 10
a woman At Vslenciannes, septuag snarian who now
TO, forty yea' devoted her lie and strength W toe
support Of family OF fallen fortune In which for tween
" three other years she bad been hired servant
second prize Of The value is granted to Paul Ou'
neza slave plantation In Cay who AFTER the alb
clifton OF slavery III 1913, remained In voluntary seryi
tude TO bis former ms,ress. ~ VLet 10 eloquent Ia
eulsfy OF the almost superhuman exertons and seifde.
lisl Of these two persons In favor OF those who had
claim but ihst OF affection. SO great and painful are
their sacrifices that Ia ready to expect reproof Of
those who for selfish benefit have permitted them. But
the repToof does fail from the lips of the Academ
clan A humber of the lesser prizes aso awarded
to fidelity In So ritude-ss though the relations of
and man were OF more serious worth and wider
range than the relations OF an % man. NJ Vet, as IL
cous that tbs reHclOHary morality stood In need Of
an apology, Iomsnlicies on the topic as follows, Do
be surprised that the Academy honors this kind Of
devotion WITH sort OF patslity Is not that bond of
relationship which, In our old Manners united master
and servant half destroy ed Should omit an occa
zion Of restOrn IT, II such thing be possible of raisi
In their esteem those who ive their services other
wise than for hire who associate, and, a. ii were,
raft themselves the family to separate from
Il In good or evil fOrunef'
Other prizes. however, were given 70 good women
and brave men, whose lives are marked by deeds Of
a broader charity, that seeks all for s object The
whole number distributed this year IL twenty eight Of
which twenty four medals. Among the last
siven to man who at six different tunes had saved per.
sons from drown ing at the risk ofhis o~n life.
close nv letter with short extract fro n that OF
Secretary Walker written 10 the Society of Political
Economy, and read In translation by Horace Say at iIs
session OF August TO- quote from the French trAnsls.
tlon by which and by my reiranslaton Mr.. Walkers
Ideas may suffer some, but will be faithful reporter
&c a" You will have seen, he writes, that la NV
country the Protective system has been defeated
in Congress- by vote OF l0S against 90 The public
With US Is now enlightened, ana III generally understood
and that the usion of proectcn nsdonal INDUSTRY
10 translated into import levied all for the beneht
of few. Such stem never rise a. ain In Eng
land or the United States" c. BIB
The most noticeable item of news Is an
announcement made BY Gen. Ma.nan to the General
Council Of the Bas Rim stating that the President had
In mplsrion establish strong military reserve
which, the announcement says, without comproms
ing the respect and dignity of France would enable
nrct W Ia des In m
duce 10 the public taxation"
The NOhitcur contains some further res
oluions Of the General Councils In favor of the empire
A few days since NJ. Prince, K. C.. Bishop
Of st. Hyscinthe, Canada and NJ Larocque cosdjusor
elect OF Montreal had audience with Louis Napo-
leon, when the latter expressed much sympathy With
the sOerers by the late fire at Montreal and contributed
1900 francs for their relief