New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22

bv the very working of modern production, finds
itseIf gathered in mighty centers, around the
great productive forces, whose history OF crea-
ton has hitherto been the martyrology Of the
,aborers. Who will prevent them from going
step further, and appropriating these forces, to
which they have been appropriated before'
Where will be the power Of resisting them :
Nowhere. Then, it will be Of no use TO appeal
to the rights Of property" The modern
changes in the art of production have, according
10 the Bourgeois Economists themselves, broken
down the antiquated system of society and It's
modes of appropriation. They have erpropr''
et.d the Scotch clansmen, the Irish cottier aud
tenant, the English yeoman, the hand]oom
weaver, numberless handicrafts, whole genera
tons of factory children and women; they will
appropriate, in due time, the landlord and the
cotton lord
On the Continent heaven is Illuminating, but
in England the earth itself is trembling. Eng
land ia the country where the real revulsion OF
modern society begins.
In my letter Of the LIST inst told you that
Mazzini would demonstrate publicly with Kos
suth On the I'd inst there appeared actually
10 The Morning Advertiser, Morning Post ana
Daiig Neps letter from Mazzini AS Mazzinl
himself has now broken the ice, may as well
state that KOssuth disOwned his own document
under the pressure of his Paris friends. In the
past career of KOssuth we find many such symp-
toms of yaeillatng weakness, inextricable con
tradictions aud duplicity. He possesses all the
attractive virtues, but also all the feminine
faults of the artistic" character. Heis great
artist en- paroles" RECOMMEND Mr.. Szemeres
lately published biographies of Louis Bathyany
Arfksr G6rgey and Louis KOssmA to those who,
unwilling to bow to popular superstition, are
anxious to form a matter-of-fact Judgment.
As to Lombardy, you may be sure that, IT
Mazzini has failed TO draw the Italian middle
classes into the movement, Radetzky will not
fail therein At this moment he is preparing to
cOnfscate the property Of all emlgrants, even
those who emgrated with Austrian permission,
and have been naturalized in other countries,
unless they prorc they are uncOnnected nth the
late rising. The Austrian papers calculate the
amount of confiscable property at { E2,OO0,OJ0.
Upon question put by Lord Dudley Stuart,
Lord PalmerstOn stated in the Session OF the
the House Of Commons of March
That no application for the expulsion Of the political
csugees had been made by the Continental Powers,
that Il made IL would meet with firm and decided 70
fusa The Briiph GorernmsHt had neUer nndertote" TO
provide for the internal security Of other oouHtytes
That such an application, however was IN
tended 10 be made, you may see from the stock
jobbiDs Monitcnr aud the Journal deS DebdtS,
which, IN one OF its last numbers, supposes Eng
land already bOwingtO the joint demands OF Aus
tris, Russia, Prussia and France That journal
adds:
eff the Swiss Confederation should refuse 10 allow
kustrn to exercise a Surveillance over the Cantons
on her frontiers she will probably violate the
swss territory and occupy the Canton OF Tessin Ia
which France, 20 preserve political equilibrium,
would force her armies into the Swiss Canons on her
frontiers"
In substance, the Journal des Debats gives
with regard to Switzerland, that simple solution
Of the question loosely proposed by Prince
Henry Of Prussia to the Empress Catherine IN
I77U, with regard 10 Poland. In the mean time
the venerable body called the German Diet, is
gravey discussing Oh " the application about to
be made to England" and expends as much
breath on this solemn matter, as would suffice
to swell the sails of the whole German feet
In the Session Of the House of Commons OF
the LIST inst, there occurred very character
istc incident. The representatives OF Bridge
! north aud Blackburn having been declared un-
! duly elected on the ground OF bribery, Sir }.
Shelley moved that the evidence taken before
their respective Committees, shouldbe laid upon
the table of the House, and that the writs for
reelection be suspended until the 4th of April.
The Right Hon Baronet Sir j. Trollope re-
marked with regard 10 this :" That Ia Commit
tees had already been appointed TO try boroughs
for corrupt practices, and that about 80 more
remained to be appointed" and he spoke OF
the difficulty in finding members enough IN the
House to constitute tribunals 10 judge the dis
puted elections, and at the same time 20 form
Committees for the ordinary business of the
House. Sitting little deeper into its own
foundation, breaking down of the House must
ensue. and the parliamentary machinery come
to a dead lock.
In his recent pamphlet. "a well as in his har-
argues, at the Manchester Peace Congress, aud
at various Educational Meetings. Mr.. Golden
has amused himself with censurng the Press.
The whole Press has retaliated upon him but
the most heavy blow strikes him from the hands
of the Englishmsn,' whose letters on Loui,
Napoleon elected such sensation st the time OF
the Coup d'E,at, and who has since turned
round upon the silken Bsrons aud cotton Lords
Heconcludes letter. addressed to Mr.. Golden,
with the following epigrammstic characterize
ton of the West-Riding oracle;
"Elsted and sHbaaNoed by single triumph he
would compass popular sutocrscy. The prophet OF =
e,qss restessy sgistns greedy OF noorety chaiei OF
oppQsiton crotchey, illogical utopian, stubborn OF Pur
pose arrogant Of bearing sqaaresome peace preacher
and acrimonious proselyte OF uniysrsa brSsaeraood
he u exssperased with press that viii Deiihcr he bu
lied bsmboozled-wouh geld its influence, intelli
gence and Independence and woald sink profession
Of accomplished gentlemen, 20 gang OF penny .slner
with himself for the only LrAprR" MARI MAIN.
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