The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

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the struggle The solidarity Of ssss AMI taeiI
entity Of action, would horsYer sdy tho evil,
her people. :
Mr. BAcARissr, the Prsndens then rose and ssn:-
we sslebrsts TO dst the snnvsrsary Of the srsa,es
event q modern 'iueiof the most striking msnifssta
on OF ths progress OF hnman and the ieosdencs
81 sceia smpiricism. Time, which has the sfsst Of
calming the eevescsnce Of political feeling and Of
niis os to day to examine, With sas rss quilt ) and
serenity OF profound coavetion. the causes and the
great snd glorious year prsssnsd to usqus speots
ce history for No bstsh the whole Of Europe seised
most y drawn
oursre svsy WHERE the fstsrs Of she slave and
sn nns,;o ns new social dosms Of humanity
destined todn'psts the dsrk of the verd and display
the gaddsnsd humanity ths aurora Of universal
cn Osur ned ohssriDs OUrss rsesd q
~ Ged to ohsstiss mankind for their inpisty ON the
pa would like to tho progress II humsDity by an
ser Ul barrier Thess blind and obsnats chsmpons Of
rr h Frequency Of these cd 20 ursss rh.v - NJ.
frsm cCsss Of shtoh notnins prevent ls N 10
deveIcpsrent. All things here - Ia tbs rat
- tie pni1srse oosy general and may eysn sa
sn insniasA Jaw. ttacs 1t leaves to evry ssnaoot
4eirs bat tbs hsry,ef moving rward-shat is t, cay
lion To start INTO fs iscr.ase dsse ope Co p.ss
for an iof-rioT 90 better c.nditson. without i. sng
ss that governs s-s srd istsIgsns s.iuss (Casp 81
f,' tpig that sr d. 70 opYcs. this ascending
= from this suffering ,prngo III. ds'sfe to put aa sn
T. This desire, 1ocsssngly fed BY the tn 1t
to # D the . md ~ explosion Which
on tbl1s that s to ssy, the prin Of progression,
srms ,fser bound, OF r.thr vast strie Its normal
ano regular co arse Social revolutions other
esuss than What as BAD but - this suse
never very cs'ry appreciated. owing to i,a nets
That the interests which Affects ae obstfasteIy and
hsicely dtmnced It slwsys happens tlAt rsvosuNoosx
which they hsvs lived, diSss all their agsiust
thoe men AID those parties is 10 ssy sssns tn
feeonoaiy Appearances and snities they allow to
snhsst almost In it, integrity the prtnoips Of autaoty
IT the disorder Viii they tKs mission
The principle Of liberty represents this mSvsmsn the
PrnciPis Of susho ity rep sssnss rssissnos cheers
Of time aDs By i desire 10 perpetuais tsel b.
yord the limits that Its role AMI It's nature ascyn it,
. o. osasos M TO progress nvadsd and ooauu
philosophical, and political revolutions shtch Ar the
,.st lev centuries have succeeded other with
tDuAly Increasing rapidly it seemed destined by tho In
flexible Logic Of progress to 10 the
soca domain BY too universal revolution OF Zebra
rvoluroIary eisnent rich In the m,gsidssnt sucoes
sions Of 1893 sId 1880, dispensed and suf
rev o'dsr Of shpgs. Bat by dsplorAbs confusiss OF
IDEAS and Of fscts, d-spotsm overturned
tened establish or to n,sintap it. oonten ting sncm
selves With merely chsnglng 1t, form its 1t
81 ths ~ ~. 10 a. midst
but having for ta basis and for its AuxArss
the cisrRy franotA and feudA credit and other
power nj elements affected BY snde.vor to rs.
store to power the whom, according to p,pa
lar p,sjuscss, the sri cips authoi,y represented
srd incArra'ea This IA what came pAss In France
GerEspy Hungary. and Naples. This d@plorabls mis-
take has popgs Europe in ali the horrors of dsspot
fp, txsegsraef by tho fear and ths humiliation Which
sse has pssed through tsrrors With which ths
fotuie tpis's her. fhis failure unexpected and
profound in Its immediate oonstqaen filled with
iIGube ind dsspsir many devo.sd hearts, and
mses them bsevs in the osnntive oon preston |
OF human prosr.ss. II there be sLy persons smonsst
ey fear a han |
nss heart The prcgess OF mai nd Is iaoom prsssibs
sh.s IN rI.e S in ,ss so%.n OF i.es man
thr nsh tho bonds by which they (Cheer
{. M y boldly, and thoss ~ho hear WIN JOIN 10
ths f~nn emf thai earth prsvAl AgAinst
hum.n proxrs.s. tvocif-rors oaeeriagl It would Do
- esiy to preyest h. s.ents Of mater from deposit
rg Ihsnelses, or the light from lhiripg Movement
nfc To live IL TO transform conss qusetiy movement
% Ne vt.t weight to matter and brlsnoy 1. to light
Eur ps presents to to esy-a spestacs st vhon We
have reason 60 sri.v. but not 70 o..
s'ss an sssestsi element Of il. moral and inssisons
esveiopsrsat They are bat he lsvitasls rssol of
yer to sssns 70 . plain them very clearly
a. legitimate % to seek and ID bht % Rzss-
There IT, nevertheless, this difference batseen the tvo
forces soee, In It's service 10 continually rsosvng the
lie, whilst the other, without any other resouross
isssives Ssly strosssr and stroossr c,narm.,ioa.
(Chser) The past In fact, instTues us, and the
p,..nt confirm: the lesson s as,s We not Ssn.a
Il
ter Of the French revolution suddenly extineushed like
an exbausted volcano, the moment that his personal
and his egotisoal cslsulAtons sauasd he
Aunptet, thinking the sovereign force which he dis
saced bis ovp t. resist the prodisous noysment
Toe revclu N increass force BY the resistance
posec by this treasp, broke II dosn vita ts vithering
breath, parsed and csntnued its woh. But II IL In
tie destiny OF truth be pelled Alsays 10 combA.
After hjrabeau came BonHsIte. Gifted with 40 iaoom-
uen By M sh
and Aaish the work broadly skechsd out BY the
Tsns Of 80 sId s3 he did not hsst.'e forssul OF hi.
Of his orein him self te the most
mt dreams Of Unsuitable ambition For ten
years ,bis rude spd indsfAgabe soldier vas 70 be seen
urging the ~dered nations Of the world sgans each
Other iii the surapgs OF the waves and then cus
ling and parceiDe out Europe according to his f,ncy
And when all became silent befoss him when all the
ben. to his psral w a0d -hen t1sar seemed.
were, to govern destiny itsefhe dsA ths he be-
eved extinct sude eDy his vio rious lssious
dram. (Cheers) What no~ remains or All ths pomP
snd crcumstAnoe that constituted the I'm psIi sp.o
Ms On tie revere side Of ths picture, nnmao
resson Progressed prjudioss "a. quishse And ,isnc
mol Ths revolution cannot GO wrong, for 1t 10 the
evd.rcs Of lfe and life cannot fail TO Itself Neither
car be quishsd because II has form o. expansion
which stops sud wbich increAes Ia proporn'n 70
the Iessfapce with heh meets 1t Is inaisrsnt 70
trium h OF the revolutionary peoeipIs WHISTLER 1T
rests ed or favored not Its pfogrss
minute s wen 60 far be-. snd say tba. expeiisncs
glory th which IL .poircs its devoted ver power
ruIy son,rbutss 70 its triumph. (Chesra) From the
heck Of teas sprirg The hp wist enlarge the hori
ron of tb' intec;uL world sud nansts truths pre-
tufiy upapIrecia.sd Fellow citx~s word mere
ara corciude 10 February, lSiS The revolutionary
a. bx nurg 70 III world It's brilliant enigma Socialism
,pp.ssd rot as se6mercA Abstraction, good 1t most
70 tsercfe the VT Of bs rbetoricisu bat as great
utb. ci lid snd heir Of the pest and under this us
dsEn.d pecpfste the ruio Of tbs ancient order Of
iiirgy, spo to replace II by order satirely rev
(hsers But there then happened what always hap.
pens under similar circumstance: The word little
undsirsood At a. BY Of good well ~ By men OF
bad vi procpce6 general stupor Of astonist m. MA
N AZ fuvu mad IN
AID s partis the Of vhers resAsnins
posse,son OF their lost power II vM then tnas ,
srectacle truly sublime given - the votm
0a .pe hce vas tsheld AL ths powers and All
,bsir interests menscso abandoning ,bsmssives 70
ana on ths ,thsr ihs ,nsI ., weak in other
words the vile multitude In spite OF tne most norri
ole persecutor In tespite tho apparent ru,n OF
sl fteir h. pcs prctervipg noble Ard tole eslmness
O; the ,er pt mat oson l~Ays produces