The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
Let Us Stand by France md America.

TO THE BDITOk OF Tux DAILY NEWS.
SIR Our danger is list the existing government lose
the fens ship OF America The war OF opinion viii In
volvs that country Inevitably Let psltry chickering's
occasion tremendous bunder 1t the outset of ths struggle
The Cabir ct must choose its ns-popular dynsstc
No man can serve tao masters you cannot serve God
and mAmmon."
days are gone when skilfu match making would save
kDgc ait plotting In anti opa sonse. The Spanish
mAnisges but little preceded the fall OF monarchy IN
France Ist Of marriages encom passing Europe may
find the fish enclosed too strong FOR and these si
" burst theb bonds assunder ("
Lord PAlmerston has been right throughout BE seized
the opportunity OF endorsing the French PresdentHx
ing bis alliance with keen eye to the future and with
precedence shared bat By few. The cry was and Is.
where the constitution Of FrsnceS The constitution OF
Francel The man IL the constitutions living protest
and enectual mpet iment to sehemng reaction and Or
But Lord PAmerston failed to aid Hungary. Napoeos
seized Rome. Can men have been 30 bin d. How could
aid Hungary In spite Of liberal votes reducing
the suppies-crp the army and navyp Palmerston
did all no could consistently with the power
Europe he warned Austria Of the rotennes Of sys.
tam and well Austria her neglect Of his ad-
vice. She might have been buttress against the Gar
and the trusted bsneacress Of Europe had she governed
Hungary on the principles OF the consultation Of that
country, and given liberal system Of administration to
Napolsos ssissd Rome Yes the astutsst move Of the
bimssf with smaerial guarantee in good time By
tha, step he cut eff Naples from Austria and gave the
former snsseuated court sour. smnsrns Of purposes not
Tti hasis for future operaons whom the Of opin
ion sbould break ont How could Austria assAl Fra
With French army in the ct Rome and Italy let
and ra,izsdS And yet the liberals Of Italy
preferred the oh Of obtaining their freedom In
equal srueae with Radically In the north and Naples in
the south Why thsy ought to have regarded the French
bsttalopa ~ gotfspd.
Lcus spoleon only govern In accordance With the
will OF the masses This he Knows full well Angel
Demon be the situation and understands II. Our
game to beware, lest ve are ents pped into anoher
tAyty var incurred In order to particular
families ipstead Of the great Of all nations
interest and IL ore-to hur down from their guilty
thrones ell who have dared TO msgovern for selfish
criminal ends Our sovereign should be well advised
BY her tue friends and those who mince matters In
speaking Of the actual stats OF the case may day
add star banner already famous In the story Of the
world.
That at this moment any unconstitutional practice can
Be permitted at SQUIRT IL almost incredible Folly so
scarcely be named with gravity. It cannot be. The
the subject win bs oispesd BY the reply to
Mr.. Rosbucks FIRST interrogasory-And may he have
health 10 do justice to the occasion In that prayer
IL that have become degraded since the DAYS Of
Chatham and Fox--eacb Of spoke their minds to
courts In language which remains to shame quamish
mealy mouthed parliamentary phrsseology-thAt We
subject TO act In time for his and his chidren's
tsre where that interest evidently accoids with the
wishes and the policy Of the nation at large
Once more say, let us hold fast by America. The
Koss showed the feeling which animAes her Let
utilize IT, Tho othsr policy wouln be hazardous
America has . million Of British subjects within her
boundaries. frassts cheap and rapid telegraph
will draw the two nations and nearer. Compare
viii be interchsngsd Of states of society and Of
laws; and woe TO Great britain H. By vicious and fatal
system shs renders those mparisons unAvoable to
hei self The best Of people would leave
bare acres scarcely enduring our enormous debt, and
JOHN 8 TRELAwNY.