Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-03
Correspondence of the New York Tribune

Paris, January 90.
thinK that clearly perceive, though it would b
oncult TO PartculariZe instances, growing feeling
OF discomfort and Encouragement. The shopkeeper.
COM plain desperately, and the forced gayety the
IulllerIes on Saturday night meant to open the
season and to give the signal for universal festivity
1t has utterly falled the saloons of the disaeced
main obstInaely shut, and the trade in gloves and
haberdashery, upon which Paris lives consequently
iangulshes The ball of the Tuilleries was tedious
heartless, almost gloomy. The Princesse Mathilde
who had ntimated her intention not to attend received
Threatening missive from the President, nd
her presence half past g. One invitation for every
grade through all the regiments OF the army brought
over 1000 soldiers into the ballroom. Many of these
were extremely 10th accept but fearing that their
sence might be remarked, the first to come and
the last to leave. The confscation of the Orleans
property has Disguised many, dishearaned others.
and what is worse for Napoleon's cause, alienated
more. Among the adherents of the President, there
Is certainly commencement of uneasiness, and IN
defined fear that his regime is not destined last.
or some reason other, the ambassador of the
them and central European powers cold, distant
and oftish The Pincesse Mathilde (mistress of the
Russian ambassador is, to all intents and purposes,
the agent of the Government of ST. Peesburgh, here,
ard she is in undsguised hostility toward Napoleon.
Per CONTRA Mr.. Rives is in favor, would be, were
he inclined to accept the somew hat marked advances
of the President 1t is curious mark these oscilla-
tions of the diplomatic barometer. 1t is hardly a
month since the continental powers seemed to be
the point of entering into holy alliance with France,
and Mr. Rives was living in a dgn6ed isolation from
the palace and policy of the usurper.
AS we have stated before, we originally belonged
to the Republican party and quit it until the
last four years of General Jackson's Administration
When we joined the Federal Wing party, they enter
tanned principles which thought to be and
from the zeal manifested for the of those
principles. one would not suppose that they would
ever give them up, become luke-warm in their sup
port A United States Bank proclaimed upon
the s. house tops,'' and in the "public highways.
q fhn0F 0nn
of the public moneys that could be devised.
High Protective Tariff, srenuousIy support
ed by the Wings, and one of the arguments used in
its favor, was, that it encouraged home Industry and
prevented the pauper labor of Europe from coming
into competition with American labor
The necessity of liberal system of Internal In
provements by the general Government also urg
ed by this Federal Wing party. None were
either afraid ashamed to advocate these measures
before the people; and they did it with zeal too,
which was worthy of better cause.
The Independent Sub-Treasury Scheme con-
demned and denounced d system by which they
said all the money belong ing to the Government
would be lost, and the Country would become bank
rupt.
But alas how things have changed The Bank
that once had advocates, has now. A High
Protective Tariff is not Hrged-neither Internal Inn
provements by the general Government. All have
become to be obsolete ideas. And SO bold
to denounce the Independent SubTreasury Scheme,
which more than up to the expectations of its
warmest advocates.
What were the principles of the Federal Wing
party. when we Joined them, and what they now
ellow-citizens, they fully convinced of the
fact as we are, that their principles are wrong and that
the principles of the Democratic Republican party
right; and if they had the honesty and indepen
dence, they would come and say so.
We earnestly beseech the Republican portion of
the Wing party, who joined it when did, after the
first four years of General Jackson's Administration,
to quit it, and back the Republican fold. We
want all of Republican friends go with US in
r. Dbl
and for the Republican Candidates in the County.
Hakfaa Republican.