New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

=, sesre,s.,d hs h.1 MA. in some measure 20 be a.,
iribufed 10 the treschery O; these men, 10 prove -
hypocrisy be related saying of FOuche, woo WIZ 70
h.a-d T'lleyrard was IL Tsneyrsni u" sad ne
what motive can 1SeyI and have for oefnS III, -
Empire necessary where Il was erected ana
hsd done IL woFk--aDf went from us True iuas,so
n fel When Louis the AVlllth was rrs,oTed ~ H
sisn bsyoness, and the royslsss treafed frsnee a.
conquered country and the consequence was tasi us
successor Charles the Nth was d<hroned-ana Lots
Philippe by the influence Of Lsisyefs, cshea ~ luo
throne but be only accepted n 70 grsIiy ms own am
bi,ion M, ~ FREE the pscple-ard be wrote 20 the
Emperor Of Russia 70 say thai ne ony slVopsef
the crown for the purpose Of ording the peops Ai u
the letter we're these Nords-"H - sire' said De, an
ever M be denore even-thst which called me TO the
throne OF France The scounirel sAid NchotA efasN-
Ing the letter and ingnc Il iron him. has ne 'ae S.s
rance 10 write me III letter. when Know tst toI t1s
last ten wears he has been intriguing WIFE the bodT
ss Tor the overthrow OF his cousin He then gave
history OK The limited franchise in France and now every
sert 20 give schools 20 the people or slow saNin-s
banks to be established, wss put down 5y ule GU
1en king The cause Of rot allowing educsnoh 20
tire recple wss that the children OF these peop'e
might Sc able to compete with those OF ns
more respectable and wealthy classes twash'ue Won
der ,hen when hope and truth thus shut out tnSi te
peope would listen ,ohe seductive councils OF the social
SIS The cup full al last and IN lese wecn the hns
snd hs forced to fly snd they did 50 saooy
leaving their wives and females u the care OF s'rssv
r,rr, the three months after this Revolution he (ar -
wss In France and be said that there was toe greatest
order preserved there, from feeling OF sehrespect
and there were fewer crimes during that period taan AZ
any other pnor period for many years ana tae grea.
est order reisned in Fraoce while the Enghsn papers
tesr,ed with accounts OF crimes committed there lie
said that the Provisional Government eomrnt,ed
crest huuder in decreeing a land tax which tel very
heavily on the small farmers sud in this chiefly lay tae
secret Of Louis Napoeons success, who promised the
repeal OF this oppressive iEiposS and PROMISES 70
put the burden Of the government on tae
capitalists and Bourgeoisie who ought 70 bear
Il, and who were the first cry out against theProv
siona favored them and accuse them
of being the enemies OF property he stated that the
Oreanst established journals in France, which poured
out every possible caumny against the members Of the
Provisional Government particularly Ledru Rollin and
Lamartif and which the cause OF their TAI lac
constitution being drawn up !, was attacked oy the
English Government Press. The assembly sitter t.me
began reaction. ard abolished universal suffrage Ihey
thought 70 Ike tool of Napoleon, bur be was too cum
ming be permitted thera 10 make themselves odious
and then dismissed them by Coup d kidt. Inc
Republic, however. had given public schools ami
. cheep hostage 10 Frence II il not true that the
Revolution of ~ has sent Repubhcanisn back on tne
disl plate OF time The leaders OF the revoiuuon II
Germany thought that the petty despots there coua De
reasoned into granting free constitutional governments
but the rtacon had taken the mist from their eyes they
will not again fall into the mistake and they are
now among the ranks Of the Republicans Austria has
gained by the revolution, for she ia going on with
Internal Improvement; and even Italy has shown
that she has who hghf snd die
for her lie Mr. 81 one time In company with
the bankeTPoet Rogers, when a pompous hnShsh-
man remarked 90 DO not know said he, what these
Frsnchmeu want they never satisfied, always max
ing revolutions Wen said Rogers, IN whom age
had not deadeued love of freedom kindness Of DIS
position, q" will tell you what they wsnt-they wantto
grow fat When first went TO France In 100 the
Frenehmen were skn and bone. have watched them
since and at every revolution they have grown
iatter and fatter" No Government fell in
France that deserved to exist and Though Il wOad be
much better that those in power had made the changes
sought for than that they should be bys revolution,
which is a very dangerous and expensive experiment,
yet there would public mind of France not sat
isfed few oscillations occur In the Government
and then all would be right The great Humboldt told the
lecturer that abhorrcd repose and he 10
give sdeniuon of nature he would tehne by the word
change. The human mind might n some measure be
compared TO nature and In politics there perpetual
chApge-and in France, change-stil change-The
great cause OF all these changes being that the public
mind Of France yet satisfied with any change
that had taken place and the change would stu 90 on
I'LL all changes would end In real Republic.