The daily union., 1852-03-10

il must be fighting sentiment, and WIZ connu01e '"s
flame OF war hroushout the continent IL win De war
psncipe la which the people will be arayed against dss
potism-n which il seems probable Louis NsPoeon "u
Jake his place with the Emperors OF Austria ana uss
and Kings Of Germany and stand nnmaskea oe'oo ne
world the instrument Of that crusade which mas Oeeh
set on foot 10 eradicate from Europe the doctrine OF Popa
lar sovereignty based the representative princlp' anu
expressed in written constitutions.
In the presence Of such prospect in the Old Wohd our
government and people must depend on events
they arise As long there hope that the cause o uoo
reform may be carried fowardlhat the paramount prln
epe OF tho popular will is capable oil practical ofganIs
don--our sympathes, example, and our cheering aa
vice. will be freely displayed but whether we can 20
step further depend upon contingencies as they ans
pirs upon the influences which be developed affecting
our own interests menacing directly or remotely our
own rights OF national independence.
IL easy 10 imagine that the despots OF the Old Wond
in their zeal TO exrpae freedom enter into combina
lions which would be satisfied until they assaii our own
es institutions Such possibility must ever keep alive
sym pathes in behalf Of the oppressed and remind us
that vigilance is the price OF llberyno vigilance mere
y TO guard federal and State system
but vigilance which surveys the mutations OF other ma
ons and which will enable always to throw our nnu-
ence where may be effective in uphoding The right
| aud exposing the wrong
From the Republic Of yesterday
THE UNION" AN APoLoetsr AssoLursM-oar con-
temporary the Union has frequently accused us oil cherish
ing Russian predictions, and OF advocating lne
OF Iorean policy that would bring disgrace American
repubcanism. That has been the Unions usual answer
to our articles in support OF nonnterventon The SUD
Joined cut the Boston Transcript fixes on the Union
precisely the conduct which il has attributed TO others
shows that, while dealing out groundless accusations
against the press, its own position In regard TO
Louis Napoleon has procured for il an unenviabe epua.
ton amongst the republicans OF France How VIII the
hey spirits of Tammany and Jackson Halsthe enhusi
astc admirers the unversalberty crusade oi Messrs
Cory and Cassrelish the contrast drawn by the ConH"
onn between the apology offered for the Prince ffedeh
by the organ the American democratic party, and the
Of bitter condemnation expressed by he Journals q
monarchical England!
"The Paris Constituionns. one Of the most plant or
gans Of the dictatorship OF Louis Napoleon qds great
sole organ OF the democratic party OF The United States at
the of government, in which the writer speaking o
dictator:
- Rejecting all considerations whether Of personal
eizng and retaining dctatoral power or Of falling at the
feet Of body imbued with monarchica productions,
republic What could he do in this state Of things
Il impossible TO conceive Of situation more iflgh1in
followed had Louis NaPoleon been less prompt less reso.
iu,e! Such are the thosughs. to which we We
do not see the President could have acted otherwise,
and remained faithful 70 uis duty and his mission -
the Paris of the Commercial Advertiser are
The following article. which translate from the
Washington Union will be read without interest This
paper the official OF the late democratic admin
sration and still the principal OF the democracy
ia the United States 1t is this circumstance especially
which recommends the article which we reproduce TO
the of reader He will be struck by the con
Tas between the language Of the Washington Union and
that of the part Of the English journals ON the sub
jec of the events Of the I'd OF December
swell may democracy eIclaim, Save me from my
friends If kind Offices OF the Washington Union 10
be taken specimen oil their friendship want words
TO express my Indignation, writes Paris correspondent
'at such a stab 10 European liberty, when the blood o
hundreds thousands of martyrs tno one can lind out the
number) is hardly dry the soil. While Washington
organ can praise colossal crime, the Londo
Times compares the OF the people the Boue
wards of the Huguenois in atrociy and justly so
What editor know OF the real state Of the case
thousands of miles distant when every just man on tn
spot condemns itwhen Paris met IL with execation, anc
kept down by the strongest military force In th
world = A."