The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07
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NEW Yoaz, sspt- !, 1854
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q rom London. regret not to Be u liberty to
- my name; but, considering The importance
70 comm unication, venture to hope that the
,oidable drawback Of anonymity win mot deter
from giving It the circulation to which you may
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aet from the London Letter, dated August L. 1851
Ixious incidents have recently transplred which
% IL evident that secret societies have lately
pg up In Spain, Italy, Poland, Greece, Hungary,
evia Bohemia, SsxoDy, Prussia, Belgium, France
England, which, although assuming innuuerable
be- and shapes Of agitation, seem 70 be based up
ne and the same principle, and seem TO eOauAte
one and the same source, the head quarters OF
leaders evidently being in Madrld, Paris, Lon
Brussels, Athens, Prague, Milan, Rome, Vienna,
IN, htmel and Warsaw.
scts in all ,hs different European languages have
published here, and forwarded to agents 10 the
% named twelve cities.
be evils 20 which the different Da.' ms In Europe
subjected are depicted with great yigor and bold
reference TO Spain, the shameless immortality of
youDg Queen and the Infamous rapActy and ro-
. Of her mother are own up In glowing terms
lily in France 10 sho IN TO have beea ths ,au-e
first French revolution, aud the people of
IN called upon to initiate the exampfeof Fran "a
Lsua urs'e the era Of the sovereignty OF the PEG
by arrsigniDg before the tribunals the two
eDs Who have 50 much prostituted the majesty
heir position.
reference to Italy, Hungary, Greece, Poland,
mary, &c, the necessity OF unity Of action" Is
erfuny illustrated, aud the failure Of previous
buttons traced to the "want Of union" 1t Is
thn fnoI IN
snd princes-all the representatives OF civil and
gious tyranDy-snd 70 arraign each aud all OF
q before the tribunals of their respective coun
b 40 pubic mAlefac.oH.
hs soljisry throughout Europe are appealed to in
Dle but exciting language.
ebe poor soldiers ambition is reused by appeals
he dignity of his manhood, and to his equality
pre- God with his officers and rulers.
is explained how he, nov toe despised tool o
hDts can become the respected champion Of the
b IefeIe1 &c to Great B,itain the popular rage is
ped against the abuses Of the clerg, the privileges
he srist0cracy, aud the absur dity Of maintaining
TOY 81 ONCE The fact Of the majority Of the people
Pc cursed with ignorance and struggling with
erty an want, while few privileged classes revel
luxury and voluptuousness, il brought ont with
bling emphasis overwhelming proofs are given
s the bishops Of the church of England accumu-
immense wealth for gratifying their sensuality,
not, as religion prescli for the relief Of their
Jed NJ on TO destroy the power Of these bishops,
under their official masks of saints, are the most
bgerous set Of Jesuits which the spirit Of world
esa has ever produced. f.16s
q reference {, France, the idea IL ridiculed Of
ling the great French nation bowling before the
|st consummate Jesuit and adventurer Of the age,
the fact Of his unnatural alliance with those who
We lreacherously tortured the great Napoleon IL
Rked upon as toe most fitting winding up of his
OF infsmy. In this manner the evil doers In eve
fru MAJ bod mt v{chN nn<
De in every country are laid hare and at the same
be it Is shown that tho efforts for roofing them
win only open the doors for anarchy, II the
brts to destroy the evil 60 not every where hand
haLd, unite the efftrt to create good Influences,
thus, while one portion Of the members Of the
bret societies devote themselves TO do the business
destl ucti0n, another portion win be busy with
work Of construction, 20 that wheresoever tools
despots fall, agents Of freedom arise, wheresoever
snd otasr 9pprss:ors are put down the e
more genuine christianity, 70 advocate civil and
fieious liberty with republican forms Of govern.
ent, and to enforce upon every community the
|sy of providing for general education.
Next events viii show distinctly the influence Of
They are conducted every where with such Won
|rful, intuitive fagacity, tact and knowledge Of
nRs and Of meI that they strike, and strike sue
|ssfully, and nobody knows where the blow comes
bm.
|fAey are, in some respects, like your Know Moth.
gs-only upon much larger and q much more
|mprt hensive scale. They wage war against rotten
Stems snd rotten principles, and will only srike
Psn individuals, If it becomes ne cessary for argu.
|ents sake.
They recommend moderation and abstinence from
unlawful violence. Royal, clerical and other
|lprits shall be properly arrlgned before the pro-
y tribunals and IL doomed to suffer the penalty of
|ath, it ehsl Only be by the hands of the lie rally
Ppoined e1ecutioner, and not by the hands OF the
|sassin
Circumstances have taken place which have led
. more stringent enforcement If these instruc.
pFs. The Duke Ct Parma ard the King Of Saxo-
- death (sltht ugh ascribed by the press the one
private pique, the other to accidentJ have, nm
EtunAtely been caused by over.zealous members
the secret societies The death OF these two crea-
res il mot to be deplored but 1t s to be deplored
ut violence ahoulo have been used, instead OF 1eav.
3 the fate Of the two criminals to its natural and
gal development la eet4
The well known disturbances and consequent dis.
acements in the ranks Of the Polish and Aust ian
,lliery, have been produced by the enthusiasm
bich the tracts have created, md the leaders here
I'd IN Paris are sanguine as far ~ all ths opera
ons are concerned which AIN q making the soi.
cry turn their weapons against their rulers. aaa
In other respects they are also In high spirits.
alters in Spain proceed well, and they may soon
I've to proclaim q victory. aaf 4
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