New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

l c,r fa,raifq Ncuarcbs urn pale ~ the pro- ct
ard CG.et GA tter lettering thrones. Nations s.4r,
from iseir uneasy sluuters, aud, eraspng tightly their
dairs 80 ~ 20 stife their clankng ak in anxious
vLsp,rs If lie c.cck Of Destiny has struck tie hour
# freedom md reveuce. Gaunt artisans AMI rag-el
latorers, roaming in hungry desperation. thank God
that the cris yily approaches wherein the poor who
cannot live shall az least have opportunity TO die Ike
ren. DIlonatis's run fussil! hitler snl th!-hor,
hsci ing new protocols cad appoatng fresh assigni
tiors. Which they dignity a. conferences II not con
er,sses.-seeni,g to cherish some desperate hope Of
keeping up the specious sham which has so long en-
ycloped their ceiling in d Geb Of respectfully and
ta,,lood Fnarce Ministers jose each olher in the
,rtc.claubers Of Hebrew money kings. each begging
10 te FIST served with lean, aud reckless as to terms
30 that the cash be but forthcoming. Bankers and
nil aires who but yesterday supposed that ne world
existed ~ their permission snd that gun could be
fred till they gave the sgaal are startled By the Dis
covery dat human passions aud intcrects migier
tan even N ,ney bacs--tba they were all the while
Int flies On the wheel of Fate which revolyes the
way they tire looking il that happen to be the way Il
+. iuVCilad: if not then nexoratly otherwise. The
whispered assurances OF fecuIiary ms2natcs in Lon
don aud Paris to their brethren across the Atlantic that
10 vGr would grow ont Of the Oren.l conpl-
cations or at TIE worst. that suct war would NOT
rscc eastward Of the Adratic have all proved futile
and fsse and at length the correction dswns on even
their apprehcnsion Lat General War "a III all human
urot,blrv Inevitable. Some act OF God. such a. the
death Of NicLolas or o. Louis Napoleon, might posi-
lily ayert IT. but tie chances now ten to one that
rex, June viii zee all Europe and half Of Asia 10
ocrnf.ts sfIsn the laFs
Of At,ila.
AID il must not, il does not escape general ooserYa-
ton that the prime mover Of this terrible contest the
engineer who has mined the whole fabric Of European
Conservaism ard now proceeds t. apply tie torch, IS
70 other tim the great Patriarch of Conseryatism,
Gar Nichols himself. lie who was almost deiiiad in
1919 as the Pacicator of Chrisendom, the Achilles OF
Order IS about to meet in deadly strife that other
Savior Of Society, whose usurpatoD, perjury, treason
ard murder Of Dec ,. ISL completed the destruction
Of The trophies of1Sl3 end recOnssned EurCpe mana
cled ard bleeding TO the dangers Of Dcspoiism. NJ
matter how specous tie pretenses. how subtle Tie
wells If foTistly wherein ate craft may seek to vail
agrees ons Of the Au.ocrat TIE world dos surely
know that from tie hour that MeucLkof landed az
Corstsntrople on his bullying mi sion down through
tic want,n invasion and patton Of the Dlnuban
Prncraltcs 20 the ut lcfs stTucon of the Turkish
feet al Suoue, the whole course OF Russian policy
toward Turkey Las been one Of wantOn and high
banded ortIscc, atrocious in itscIf AMI ia manifest
purpose and insulting to hc Great Powers of Western
Europe.
III money kings pod scripjcbbers who ia - raj
lied around Eclces as .hcir demirod have now their
reward Tie fabric Of heir greatness is rocked to rs
foundations by his mailed hand. Their stocks and
bords which were 80 brayely buoyed up By the opera
tols # Biz armies in Hungary anC Transylvania
sink ike a collapsed balloon in view Of the mastering
Of his lers On tie Danube and tie traxos the
ces Of bis fleets in the Euxine. III has rccklessly
divorced hiu.elf from the synpahies of the fmlmon
gers in order to realize The dreams OF his race b.
tending lis iominous to the Mediterranean anil bnild-
ing his winter palace by the Sea Of Mlrmora. His
ti;uu frd tie Interests Of the loan contractor have
ccafed to Iun in the same channel he has become the
great dis'rlter q Europe. The pale priests of the
temple o. Man mon wait onxously bis proclamation OF
Peace o. Mar already knowing that It is morally
tain to &c War.
stnklcly similar to his ia the spectacle now pre-
scu;cd in own country. Here. tie year $50 was
sicnali1ed by Adjustment. so coled of certain
moral aud sectional differences feuuded or our recent
acquisition OF GA immense area from Mexico Every
nch Of Ills territory bad once been cursed with
slavery; Int that very peculiar system had been
expressly az fully abolished twenty years prior
70 cur couqu,sts. Slavery had no more existence
there than it has to-day in Canal,. The Free
States generally insisted that his Mexican nterlic,
should re respected and upheld the South dem'nlci
rs repeal and tie opening OF or ne Territories to
slavery. Years. OF contention were finally succeeded
by Compromise, whereby neither party secured al
il wished and neither was wholly defeated California
vas admitted Is free State; New-Mexico shielded
from the threatened clutch OF sl1yeholling Texas the
right q jle later 70 carve out new Slave STATES from
her own territory was garlneel and ;he vast thinly
peopled reg Is vaguely defined g. Neg-SIexcO inl
Utah were fl oIen 10 tie urcals Of slaver AM al
lowed to form future slave safes =hOud tse. Dhabi:-
ants 90 determine
This csraDrCreur wss welcomed by thousands not
tecause ibry approved oil rs PROVISIONS for they did
rCi tut because II alayed peIl,ls 'ectonal irrta
ton and promsod 10 restore quiet and harmony Mar
clols, slippers bankers capitalists, spectators wed
With each other in pledges CT fidelity 70 the Compro-
mise and hostility al who should resist anl attempt
20 subycrt IT, Castle CaTltn Meetings were held aud
Union Safety Committees organized, Union tickets
we're selected AID Union candidates presented all oE
lie aycwed purpose Of repre,si1g agitation and pre-
GLIDING future collisions between the North aul the
South respecting slavery.
Tie triumph Of tie pscifcsrors WIS complete. The
last National Conventions Of each OF the great parties
were ace TO irdorse the Compromise of 1850, NOT
verv cordially or III lr.uOuslv. yet sill otcsivelg