New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09

the, ipdusgv their morality theiT lives sn1 their De-
seerd.ut. VINO inherit its vHtsled leg,oy ci taxes
VILE tIe millions Of men have sPent as much blood and
Marcy =, can be squeezed oct Of them tee three Or
four men reaoiust tae balance Of power If she mill
iona ret q, they sometimes do. anything letter from
.p iii. than wooden legs and glory. and the hollow
,or,ds of hls.obenous To Deums, let ta6m thank 81
ove,,uliny Providence aud 90. their p7oTidential
rulers
his something more than year ago that the " Ira
81 poyoIut;op.r which las been standing more or
l. ~ s;nce I7s9 was closed Louis Napoleon
t,;,g ro, into France that way slammed TO the door
e Il and has the hey in his pocket. The Empire
ny.s peace And when France wishes peace Europe
uis t,sronil" And surely it was very tranquil. The
Ct,isti.n and Apostolic and Catholic aud most
I'd most Transparent and otherwise holly aud placid
IL bottled fathers Of their people, did, BY help o. bay
nres and pcicemen sit comfortably balanced again
~; raoule's uecks Tie Interchange Of Compliments
- biietdoux aud visits the brlliancy Of their reviews
nd Court balls the reports Of their ministers. thsr
br;pc fortresses and crowded prisons went 70 show
,or thew loved each ether and how Heaven anu their
ueopIe loved them. TIE Yicegerent Of Heaven at
pore fulfilled bis mission of peace and good will on
.artb with help of only ten thousand redbreeched mil
Il
II. head for a moment, it's head was presently cut
off Reliron-ifit was that of the Siate-was profit
able propertv-f It did not belong to suspected PEI
sons-was protected In general, " material prosper.
ty was atits hight Above ALL there fear oftho
horrors of revolution" for the proof that the people
were unable TO govern themselves was accepted. Such
was the happy state Of Europe within the i"eyemoniA
Meantime no unfit people mas bterered with its gov
l~rra lal tall IN
selves And what is the state OF Europe DOW It's
or tie betting brink OF fearful war, whose deep
bysse Of horrors are opened its startled gaze b. the
chosen personifcaton Of conservatism, the august
.rep1e.entatiye of order in Europe One who should
venture 60 put Marat Nicholas in the same category
Of monsters would be set down a raDtPoe, an tra7
srant lover Of paradox We do not venture TO put
them in the same category. The Car comes under
redder Iqrc than tie horse doctor Marat mad an IN
sane theory Of blocdsed to which be set an arthmet
ical limit Nicholas has a wellclculated' pfactca
poIcy of bloodsLed without limit But the crimes Of
those who rule particular nations sometimes bear good
fruit for humanity at large Even the sangunary dra
ma in which Marst pleye bis part left France md the
world better than It found item and such let W. hope
may 10 the case with the ncomparaby greater atToc
ties gratuitously Wantony set on foot by the Car
The prospect even OF such remote aLdcOhschl eo'u'
is BY no means clear cheering but yet in is very
possibility there taat viii be gained
We sy hope that in the general crash Of the conflict
the still existing remains OF feudalsm and stagaton
may be swept from the continent even ii desPotsn OF
more modern but less tenacious character should for
the tin rise up i'll its place md one thing is certain
10 be achieved whstcyer the event, and that rail-
cal change in all the relations OF things in Turkey The
dominion Of the Koran there is over and tie Christian
tribes such as they are, will rise to degree of power
and importance they have never hitherto possessed