New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
EUROPE'S APPEAL TO AMERICA.
Review Of the Late Struggles fer Freedsu
Duty Of Intervention.
BY AN AMERICAN


lConunusd from Mondays papss.
The fate Of France is indeed most wrctched
most painful, most despicable but she deserves
it, She had full warning of what the traitor
was trying against her From the day Of biz
election, and even before it, be spared no outlay
of money, OF witness, OF immortality; he en-
ployed all his thousand means through his tea
thousand emissaries; he left no trick untKicd
whether Of perjury, menace, corruption or opet
outrage to weaken, to pervert, to calumniate--
in q word, to poison the Republic which hs
had sworn soemny TO uphold. He was always at wort,
forever fault finding shifting the Minister'S playing ~
snd loose with parties keeping the country and GOV
eminent on the fret hanging them, so to say on ~
tenterhooks; and why, Only to make the people BE-
lieve that the Republic hnpractcabIe But The Re-
public in spite OF ell his spiteulness lived on trade be-
gan 10 flourish; the country getting wofuy con.
tented, not so much with the present ruler with hcf
prospect OF his radiance This must not be- The wei
fare OF the Republic the break water against his rev.
olution he must undermine H. Accordingly, ever
constitutional Office holder 10 driven out the whole ase
tionsry framework OF State remodeled; the poor
seboolmssters twelve thousand OF them, at lesA, y
town and country. the breadth and length Of -
land, were driven from their mentous duties I'D
small sslsries and deservedly said their priesty ~
mice for they were not only the centers of light in hf
localiies-that was bad enough-but withal Of repus
licsn liberty, which was greatly worse So likewise,
ssid the sworn guardian and President Of the Consrta
ton Then came the thousand rrtations meant 70 mad
den the people into revolt aud TO give pre.sxt 70 Sbe
trsry power: the prosecution oil the Press-proeess
upon process-oyefwhelning every ffeespoken news
paper with ruir through costs II no, condemnation
dissolution Of the National Guards that detested bwsk
against despotsm the restriction Of the suffrage, for n1
too the work Of the President though with his usual
fimsy treachcry be profesed afterward 70 dssyow u
and even made that weak preexf o. hn Sssss
stroke as his sycophanis coll tin other wofaa % M
cowsrdy, midnight daggerttroke on ns s.seP"s sa..
raeA dtr efra all
fitution, Whist remained Of H. IL ives oyer.
its perjured guardian and guide, crushing It's Ienas o
meath Il long before he chose 10 proclaim ls ia G
every STEP every stroke every swindng ticH ,nh' "a
| 10 this overthrow. France had Witnessed she hs1
watched them she had unnasked them sne s@a M 49,,
INJURED, she had protested Indignantly age.nst,hsm W
| resisted them never, never, al least WIN INC 49,
hspd, the only fttng and dignnea aItuae 80 but
deep" my be the uiterence OF the single ocn as,s
but for people free, II in only tbc'r own snn ~.
ton of their free spirit that can bring aoou' VEL
,rson sy tyr,nt They %u ~ s oSsrs Yes Psncs
had her full warning; she was prepsiso ~ ~ -.
10 receive the blow but TO return u VI ~.
hrst news rnt the black cloud Of reaehery nss -
| charged ns bot, whole departments were aor
ti1assnds and ter OF thousands were up for freedom
| Bu, Row unworthy Of herl What sheephke waI.% S;
How soon did their boiling heat ~ on Va vspS ~ drv
own shadows frightened them the rusti'ns -, ~
| Leaf tut them 20 Eight. Yet the army 70 gssS
tent wac with them lis former votes SAn - TO
stern or even serious resistance, Only Oh o'i M
points would have determined the detection S@ an.
ice upholders Of lsw and order the deienae s.med
itifutionel faith the protesers sga'nst sne TOO
10 think that tLer GAUGE was TOO go, 80 ,b- v,lxx
ethereal too professional 10 word - -. ,sier
material aid of ,uinsl courage; that the ss shc
rtnsherns as the orly thing wanted ~ ~ -, mn
irai,orous walls Of Jericho; that the slow o. e"pe
cinles I'm short wss enough; and mar 49,
ciay rse and artillery practice snoua ~ couYse
-tother enemies Of course Their eaemies ~ ,er1
took them at their word. Nor was he oafg.% - no
hard ONE not very bloody one, howe'el .,,sred he
"ba,,s Of freedom before they could be nj OF W"