The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01


ing only nerved tho noss%r. TIA, erss~i a. %
high resolve against syr.nuy saA that ~oivss sst
ysge indians arr iess he ensmes q uers, shss svi
shcws that serr1 :. hsytsss>x sssary
be wedKed into which wook - 10 wis - 81
tempt with the -Gr-sn Mounsaia bsys' 81 ver.>nt,
the ssEenturky Piasmsnr - the sfrrsxn H2nrrrs"
no not In nj then ia sn4 cherished sils~~ tsst 80
nsensihie your vrtnes o. that ~rsir. ea-t.
FRANCE Ia " iasarrd We lne- thai 40 people Is Ma
rope las written, sgosen and aone rasrh foe asm,
ersey A. you Frenolmen. W. kno- tst sy ysar
too cOnhdng e rosiiy that yea have nen s~;rss~i
nor are your honorable moderation ssd high ~
tce shown st the revoutiea sxsias, Charles X, and
again al the deihron.meut ~ Louis fhiipre unknovn
or unappreea,ed by "a. IT, the Art rissg 20 tie
people. in 1850 much hiset flowed n vas the resri-
button Of centuries o. hrniaing edscstoa the part
Of sn sistccracy that had ocxraet<d nscN ~ the
last degree And those who have taken pains 30 foos
closely your history know that thoash tie victims
nns hs pen and y sss s.ss q
By the reyolntioniss not tweptv per cent IN
pssifon OF the number Of those who fell scnsy ier
tho hand OF restored monarchy aud despotsm--nct
tenth in comTa son with the unnamed derlgoa y
who slain in the streets and dwellings, ~ Paris
under the coup Bonararte the forty thousand state
prisoners held Mt Mazas, Belle Isle Doaliens ana
other dread strong",ds; the ten thoasanis. among
whom your distinguished republican authors, Las
yers instructors, men OF science. suffering corr0finy
death Of life In Ahiea and Cayenne eompslei 70 break
stones and draw carts beasts Of burden because they
wanted you TO he what VIC are-proui republican, And
because Louis Bonaparie who knew his men, had
learned that they could not be brbei lntndsei
the heart of thu people broken long a tboe ant
mating elements were in your midst.
In The 5rst moments OF the coup IL fyran STAINED,
paralyzed, bcwildered rs tie naton bs the sudden
loss by adroi Imprisonment reckless killing sai whole
sale exile of the leading spirits Of domecrscr inms
dale Tehouud not perhaps pnssbla. stu sn~h
faith IN you that We dsd expect IT, We wouii no,
believe tha you cou be thus sereed BY the hand Of
any You the dread pioneers Of liberty Ia Europe
who had kept in every crowned head In IL, AM in
gle handed held all Europe At bsy-no we could not be
leVc Il. We listened at irst with confidence, then with
lhint hoie, at last with astnnishment No vosce
not murnur. France tranquil under the Law aud
crder of the haycnei.
Hp though We, in frst ignorance of the By
which all this was done, may have entertained unjust
expectations Of you am free to say that at last an
elient nation must be considered controlling its
destiny 10 long as u Is not held down by European
combination. in the of Hungary or Poland by
ton OF England, France and Austria after several
years eapse, should find France stl under the gov
tine acquescence OF the French people There may he
other reasons for it than merely love Of monarchy
your eaouee and dread Of each other may have been
unworihy excited you fears of shock in trade or
the hobgc horror Of a. red republic, by which OBJ
able American peer, " they mean republic
on the american Am pattern" which s pointed out
ton darcs show its head, as Scylla, to shun
which the bourgcoslc is urged in the Charbydis OF
must assent For whenever the democracy resolves,
France win be free No external power now menace
hour you united and determined.
To you ark, what shall we do-what can W. dot an
swer, be faithful to your nchest instincts You know
better than you can be told that all pervading senG
Inent cannot be repressed glance of the eye ges
ture tone, reveals the mutual sympa thies OF min3ons
with electric rapiiiy. system OF espionage cannot be
operative against united people. How can man
police whole nationf How be stronger
tian whole naton' Only by their becoming the dupcs
Of the satanic device of araying class interests In false
and malicious opposition TO each otheronly by their
suffering him to ride their necks, and taking his bit
into their mouths
At the present hour the discomfort in France it is
true has begun TO manifest itself more openly. Even
American travellers report tia. your Emperor Is .
you win fear him less. And dark your political
condition may be for the moment and mute As France
may seem to the world the reawakening ia SIRE You
have tasted tyranny to the lowest dregs and IL is
trust your last sad trial There Is for you. hope and
believe, better, nay. a glorious day at hand When
interests are harmonious, nay, identical day when
Justice shall be done IN your magnificent halls of historic
PATRIOTS and to the intelligent sincerity Of the worl-re
nowncd bouses of Paris When, in place OF the picture
at Versailles which perpctuatea an nfamy against which
they bravely Frotestedths murder of the Roman repub
lichero shalt be shown noble painting coutmemors-
tive the sublime and orderly procession Of tho ouvrcrs
10 The Assembly in protest against the siege of Rome;
while another shall represent the spotlcss republican,
tedru Rolr denouncuv from the tribune in the sacred
. sme Of the people tine aaaning eororcide.
he fate 81 that mast UNSUITABLE ho,ora5e and
iepablican demonstration against International
crime. punished With = fcrocty, which having par
ael under all its aspects only be called ioaapart
mt Your quiet unarmed people pursued ami dispersed
~ NE bsycnet seventy nine CT Your representatives
anished OF forced ~ fee from arrest, all tho presses
faithful TO principle seized de royed by the sodicry
'b!ic Instructor deprived 4 their employment sta
ents arrested the sbcminaton of terror every where
,npoyed 10 ki the spirit OF Justice and Independence.
Wisely do the perpetrators of these leeds fcar the cti
buyc hour and strive With increased energy daily, TO
keep d,wn the people. Well may Napoleon tho Las;l
aread the expansive force 50 fsariuliy compressed
This noble manifestation by he democracy aud many
other giarous viniicatons of the republican spirit IN
fsnee not 30 well known to US shall yet be mingled in
American memories With all we owe 10 nor generous
for own independence
But in holding up the sacred name OF reputi'c, to
what 10 call youyou the leaders of democracy in
Europe. 10 the Of indulgence % the admiration OF
gorgeous b bile in the sunahiueS mol we call you to
serious and unainching determination and generous
self.den;ai We call you to bear on your shoulders
manfuily tue weigty cares OF citizens. For we In Anne
,ca know that civil freedom implies aud demands indi
yidusl responsibility. That he who would be his
ter must be the faithful and Intelligent servant OF
the republic. We too conscious of the ccasny
yiss and toll that czen.liherty demands TO tell you
that you easily vim and keep IL. But know too,
that you capable OF all the energy and all the devo
Not only Is America with France In national memories
and republican sympathies in the important matters OF
taste and commerce. End still other ties. French
man must feel himself very much at home almost any
where in the United States, for ia would things Of
Paris ut every step ana In the state Of Louisiana and
most Of large cities he would end his Language
common. An American coming 20 Europe merely passes
through london, but makes Paris his abode ~ isl
he will say, $50 much more lks New York" AZ tho
shore OF France, the inventive genius snd exquisite
taste her and daughters furnish incentive to
American industry. Fardistant CALIFORNIA; radiant with
gold sunset border bids fair to call for SILKS
and iaces and wines than Of the elder States In
change for your beautiful fabrics We have in all ordinary
years supply OF brpadsus and meats limited only by
the dsaud and the great interests of both countries
will feel the thrill when the hands Of your artisans anil
western farmers broadly locked in each other
Extensive IL tho between France and Amc-
RIGA at the present lime II would under the French Re
public, with free trade aided by the great facilities
extensive railroads and canals afford TO farmers he
more than doubled. But the heavy taxation unsyod-
able with an expensive and p.oHigats government, aud
immense standing to keep in grinding
subsection sorbds the realization Of free trsic under the
empire.
While America assiro a.es closely in taste interests
and climate with France, certainly there are
eoyc earth who have better right 90 American cih
enship than tho French.
There are, in srhs Of your shores, peri hing Of want
French artisans the proscrbei OF your socialist tsrtue.
70 call them tacs to France must be the OF ts
zion. But individuals 30 al ths il ssary 10 SEN,
I'm 20 America. sussll sum forwarded 20 the exes
bv thcir friends In France would smooth tho dcultss
q emigration for very mary Of these brave and excel
ent men, have not the happy ability 70 command
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